RORA Bamboo Tea Tray with Drawer Storage

Yes, the size is one of its standout features. Multiple users mention it has plenty of room for a complete tea ceremony setup, and several note it's "large enough for 90% of most people's needs." You'll have space for your teapot, pitcher, cups, and all the accessories without feeling cramped.

It has a dual drainage system that's pretty clever. There's a removable plastic tray underneath with drawer-style access, and you get two options: use the included plug to create a catch basin that you empty periodically, or attach the included tube to drain water into an external container. The squeeze bulb pump helps remove water efficiently. Users specifically praise this functional setup.

That's actually one of the best things about this tray—the wood doesn't absorb water or stain, which several users specifically called out. You can use it for multiple tea sessions per day without worrying about water damage. However, fair warning: a couple users mentioned the varnish can rub off with frequent use, though the wood itself holds up fine.

Absolutely. Many reviewers recommend it as an "affordable starter tea table" that lets you test your interest without a huge investment. The large size is actually forgiving—it prevents spillage issues while you're learning. The drainage system is straightforward with everything included, and it looks professional enough that it won't feel like a beginner setup as you advance.

Users consistently say you get good quality for what you pay. It's attractive, functional, and handles regular use well. The main caution is about shipping—a couple people received theirs with cracks or corner damage due to inadequate packaging. Also, some mention a chemical smell out of the box, but that airs out. Despite these issues, most feel the value is solid.

It's built for regular use. Several users mention using it for "several tea sessions per day" without issues. The large water capacity and drainage system are designed to handle frequent use, and the wood's resistance to water damage means it'll hold up to daily tea rituals. Just be prepared that the varnish might show wear over time with very frequent use.