This is induction cooking at its finest. Designed to be functional and as a wonderful table top to serve from, the CookIn Table encourages family time by engaging everyone to join in ala hot pot style. The cooktop only heats up when a metallic surface touches it. Beneath the glass top are retractable shelves for additional service stations and beneath that is storage for utensils. Beautiful and accompanied by an extremely detailed exploded view. We like that.
Designer: Young-Chan Choo
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sorry, too many things in this just make no sense. Big “nabe” covers controls. Expandable shelf? Spare kid’s table? Knife and fork storage for Asian style cooking? too much
defo its a top heavy design too. with you crossed legs under it. not safe..!
Is it just me or does this just look uncomfortable. Seems like the heart is in the right place but my butt won’t be comfortable long enough to boil water let alone cook a meal. I feel crippled the longer I look at it.
wow.. this is great table.
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