Quatish 24 Piece Plates and Bowl Set for 6, Dinnerware Dish Set for Kitchen

These are great! A great addition to my cupboard. I had 3 bowls, which were used up quickly. This additional 8 works great for my teenage boys. The bowls kind of suction together, but they're fairly easy to get apart. Overall happy with the purchase. They've been in the microwave without issues. Only thing I told my boys is not to put anything that has a crisper sleeve or tray, such as Hot Pockets and microwave pizzas, as the silver really heats up and can melt the plate. My oldest found that out when he was little and melted a wheat plate. We've used steak knives on them, I don't notice scratches on them. I got them on sale so worth the money. They're very light weight but sturdy.

I bought this dish and bowl set because I have small children, and apparently my kids believe every meal should double as an Olympic throwing event. These plates and bowls have survived being dropped, launched, bounced, and what I can only assume was a full-scale physics experiment conducted by my children. At this point, I'm convinced they're made from the same material as a black box flight recorder. Are they fancy? Not even a little. Nobody is going to walk into your kitchen and assume you're hosting a celebrity dinner party. But they do exactly what they're supposed to do: hold food and refuse to die. We've been using them daily, and despite my kids' best efforts, they still look great. No chips, no cracks, no dramatic explosions across the kitchen floor. If you're looking for durable dishes that can withstand life with children, these are fantastic. If you're looking for fine china, keep moving. If you're looking for plates that can survive a direct hit from a 4-year-old, you've found them.

Good quality, cute, durable

These are nice plates and the quality isn’t half bad although they do get scratched if you press hard enough. The appearance looks great and they hardly weigh anything.

Good for every day use. Light weight. Cups are very small.

Love this set!

Bowls and plates are great but the cups are very very small. Had to order another set of larger cups.

As a biologist who frequently transforms my motorhome into a mobile laboratory for the study of local flora and fauna, my "Land Yacht" carries a significant amount of specialized research equipment. When navigating the delicate balance of a mobile ecosystem, **weight is everything**. Every gram packed into an RV contributes to the total mass that must be supported by the engine and chassis. If you exceed these strict weight limits, you aren't just slowing down; you are risking mechanical failure or a dangerous compromise in vehicle handling. This Quatish 24-Piece Dinnerware Set has become a critical component of my mobile lab's efficiency. Because it is not heavy like traditional ceramic, it allows me to allocate more of my payload capacity toward scientific instruments without threatening the structural integrity of my chassis. In a setting where every ounce is scrutinized, these plates provide a lightweight solution that "works out very well for my needs." However, there is a distinct trade-off for this lack of mass. These plates have **zero tolerance for knives**. While the manufacturer describes them as "unbreakable," the surface density is relatively low. If you are cutting up your food, the dinner plates will become "scarred very quickly" and may even show damage "after the first use." ### The Science of the "Full Equation" To understand why these plates are so light yet so easily scratched, we have to look at the **Net Physiological Vector** of the materials involved. Most "unbreakable" plastic sets like this are composed of **polypropylene** or similar synthetic polymers. * **Mass vs. Density:** Ceramics are composed of inorganic minerals fired at extreme temperatures, resulting in a high-density crystalline structure. This makes them heavy but provides a surface hardness that resists metal blades. * **Polymer Flexibility:** Plastics like the ones in the Quatish Set are made of long-chain molecules that are flexible. This flexibility is what makes them "shatterproof"—they absorb impact energy rather than cracking. * **The Scratch Paradox:** That same molecular flexibility means the surface is much softer than a steel steak knife. When a blade is applied, the polymer chains are physically displaced, creating permanent "scars" or grooves. From a biological perspective, these scratches are more than just an aesthetic issue; they create micro-environments where organic matter can become trapped, potentially harboring bacteria if not sanitized thoroughly in a high-heat dishwasher. **My Verdict:** If your primary constraint is vehicle weight distribution and preventing chassis strain, these are an excellent choice. Just be prepared to switch to "soft foods only" or accept the inevitable surface scarring that comes with plastic polymers.

Good product for the money. Easy to clean and dishwasher safe. Great product for the money. Other places I’ve looked are more expensive.

Okay for the price but feel even cheaper than I expected. Probably won’t keep them. Edit: I appreciate that the seller reached out to me to find a solution to my dissatisfaction.

Léger et jolie!

Works well we keep them in our trailer and have no issues

Kids kept taking all the dishes downstairs they hate it now. They have their own dish, dishwashing area, and dishes. I love it. Cups could be bigger.