They are kind of small but useful.

I bought this for Thanksgiving in 2024 and it was perfect for what I need. I like the fact that it was teired, so it didn't take up as much space on the table.

When I unboxed it I wasn’t sure but after assembly it it sturdy. Great quality and easy to clean.

My mother 80th birthday I had the table set up in all with these different set up it was beautiful the where easy to assemble and take down and very easy to clean love and the look bigger in person

Muy lindos pero no son tan grandes como pensé

Justo lo que necesitas para una mesa de postres, llegaron en buen estado, justo como lo describen

Esta bello pero chico pero vivo sola y me sirve super bien

جميله ومقاسات الصواني مختلفه والصواني خزف بس للاسف الحديد خفيف وانكسر استخدمت الصحون لحالها بدون الاستاند

This looks great and is very sturdy. My fruits or veggies are always on display. I've had several people ask where I purchased it. They KNOW the answer will be Amazon!! Very easy to wipe clean.

I got compliments from my guests for this serving tray set. It's perfect for side dishes or garnishes, but it's on the small side for main dishes. The stand was easy to put together, but it does look like it's a cheaper do-it-yourself rack, versus a rack that is stationary. On the bright side: I could pull it apart and put it away until the next time I entertain, so it saves space in my small kitchen.

I was really excited to get this. I loved the look of it and I entertain a lot and could see getting a lot of use out of this - hopefully I will. The ceramic bowls are nice and it looks decent when assembled but the metal frame itself wobbles a bit. Though it stays up and can be used, it does not sit as straight as it should so the bowls tilt a little forward which is disappointing. I like it, I will use it but I don't love it. I hope this company will do some work to improve the metal stand.

It’s already broken when I opened the package and screws are rusted

We eat a lot of Chinese family style dishes and wanted a spinning surface to serve people around the table. The ones you typically see in fancy Chinese restaurants cover an entire circular table, but we have a rectangular table and need to keep it clear as we use it for a variety of purposes (work, board games, etc.). So we bought one of those smaller spinning Lazy Susan things. The problem is that the vast majority are too small to hold many dishes comfortably, while the larger ones take up too much of the table and are unwieldy to move on and off with every meal.My solution was to buy a smaller one and put a tiered serving setup like this on it so that everyone around the table can access all the dishes without them crowding the entire length of the table. There are a variety of shapes and sizes that would more or less accomplish this, but this particular design was the only one that really suited our needs. Some have shallower plates that would likely spill things like sauces, some have larger footprints that wouldn't meaningfully reduce the table space requirement, and some have a rod up the middle that makes them less useful for anything that isn't small, discrete pieces of dry food. This one is quite effective at serving things like stir fries, rice, noodles, barbecue, gravy, salad, fruit, etc., and does a good job of stacking them vertically without sacrificing ease of use. We even have some extra room on the spinner surrounding this server, so we could add small bowls for things like sauces, spices, pickles, etc.That being said, ours did not arrive in great condition. To be fair, we bought it as an Amazon Warehouse deal, so I can't speak to the durability of a brand new item. However, ours was listed as Like New, and the center holder pops out of its holes unless you put the weight of the bowl onto it. There is also a broken piece of plastic wrapped around the top holder that doesn't impact its functionality but is visually disappointing. Lastly, the bowls do not sit all that securely in the holders, which I think is more a problem with the design than my particular item. There's nothing actually attaching them, they just sit in the rings by gravity, and they definitely slide around with not too much of a nudge. I don't think it will be a problem in practice, but just be very careful and gentle when using this item, as I can see someone struggling with certain foods and accidentally knocking a bowl out.Overall, I think this item is very useful and fulfills our intended purpose, but the quality is somewhat lacking. As such, I think the price is a bit steep for what it is. Standard bowls can be had for very cheap, so I feel like you're mostly paying for the holder with this product, and that part is by far the weakest in this set. I almost think it would be worth it to try to build your own instead to accommodate the bowls you already have in your house. It probably wouldn't be all that difficult with some basic hardware, and you'd end up with something sturdier for less cost.