Viga Wooden Sushi Set for Kids – Pretend Play Food Toy with Chopsticks and Accessories – Learn Through Play – Ages 18 Months and Up

Introduce your child to the world of Japanese cuisine with the Viga Wooden Sushi Set – a beautifully crafted pretend play toy designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and cultural learning. Whether playing chef, hosting a pretend dinner, or learning to use chopsticks, this set offers endless opportunities for fun and skill development.

The set includes 8 maki rolls, 3 nigiri pieces, a soy sauce bowl and bottle, a pair of chopsticks with a rest, and a wasabi piece – all made from solid wood and painted in vibrant, non-toxic colors. Children can arrange sushi, serve friends and family, and even practice proper table manners during roleplay.

Perfect for enhancing fine motor control, the chopsticks provide a playful way for little hands to practice grip and coordination. This set also supports early language development, imaginative thinking, and understanding of global cultures.

Compact and durable, the Viga Sushi Set is ideal for home, preschool, or therapy settings. It is recommended for children aged 18 months and up, and is a wonderful addition to any play kitchen or classroom. Complete Wooden Sushi Set – Includes 8 maki rolls, 3 nigiri pieces, soy sauce bowl and bottle, chopsticks with rest, and wasabi, offering realistic and engaging pretend play.
Encourages Cultural Learning – Introduces children to Japanese cuisine and culture, enriching vocabulary and sparking curiosity about food from around the world.
Promotes Fine Motor Skills – Using chopsticks and arranging sushi pieces helps develop hand strength, coordination, and precision, making it a fun tool for motor skill development.
Inspires Creative Roleplay – Ideal for kitchen, restaurant, or dinner party pretend scenarios, allowing children to express creativity and build confidence through storytelling.
Safe and Durable Design – Made from high-quality wood and painted with non-toxic paints, this set meets EN71 and ASTM safety standards, ensuring safe play for children 18 months and older.