Naoki Matcha Stainless Steel Measuring Spoon Set

The long handles (which multiple reviewers specifically praised) are designed to reach deep into tall matcha containers and bags without getting your hands covered in powder. One reviewer mentioned they're 'perfect for reaching into tall bags,' and several others noted how they keep your hands clean during scooping—a surprisingly practical detail that makes daily matcha prep much neater.

These are genuinely accurate—the teaspoon measures exactly 2g and the tablespoon 6g, which reviewers confirmed by weighing on a kitchen scale. If you're tired of eyeballing matcha portions or don't want to pull out a scale every morning, these give you consistent, precise measurements. That said, the markings indicating which is which are a bit hard to see according to one reviewer, so you might want to memorize which is which.

The shallow bowl design makes it really easy to level off your matcha for precise measurements and pour it into your bowl or shaker without spilling. Several reviewers specifically called out how the wide, shallow shape is easier to work with than deeper scoops—you can see exactly how much powder you're getting, and it slides cleanly into containers.

These are made from high-quality stainless steel with one-piece construction (no seams where residue can build up), and reviewers consistently described them as 'sturdy,' 'rigid,' and resistant to bending. The solid construction means they'll hold up to daily matcha prep without warping. The smooth finish also means no sharp edges and easy cleaning—though one person did mention they show fingerprints easily despite the matte finish.

Absolutely. Beginners particularly appreciate these because they eliminate guesswork—you don't need to fuss with a kitchen scale or worry about getting the proportions right. The pre-measured sizes (2g for a single serving, 6g for a larger portion or multiple servings) make it foolproof, and the long handles keep the learning curve mess-free. Plus they're dishwasher safe, which simplifies cleanup when you're still figuring out your routine.

The main limitation is that the markings indicating which scoop is which (2g vs 6g) are hard to see, so you'll likely need to memorize or mark them yourself. Also, if you're looking for a complete measuring spoon set for general kitchen use, this won't cover you—it's just these two sizes specifically designed for matcha. But for matcha preparation specifically, they excel at what they're designed for.