Delamu Sushi-Making Kit 20-in-1

Quick overview

If you want to try several sushi styles at home, this kit offers more ways to shape and roll rice than a basic bamboo mat alone. The set includes a bazooka roller, bamboo mats, Temaki rollers and a rice mould, plus serving pieces and a guide book, so it is geared towards experimenting as well as learning the basics.

The guide covers rice preparation, rolling techniques and six sample recipes. That gives beginners a place to start, though the tools still need to be paired with suitable ingredients and careful preparation.

Best use cases

The mix of tools is intended for classic rolls, Temaki, Nigiri and Gunkan. The bazooka roller and moulds offer alternatives to rolling everything by hand, while the bamboo mats provide a more familiar approach. For a relaxed meal at home, you could prepare the rice, set out fillings and let everyone try shaping a different style, the chopsticks and sauce dishes are included for serving.

It may suit you if you want an at-home activity with several sushi-making methods in one set, or if you are just starting and would find a guide useful. It may not be the best choice if you only plan to make one style occasionally and would rather keep the number of tools to a minimum. Keep in mind that the listing gives no dimensions, so it is hard to judge storage needs before buying.

Tips for day-to-day use

Start with the guide’s rice-preparation instructions before choosing a rolling method. Lay out the fillings and tools first, then use the moulds or rollers that match the style you want to make. This is a practical way to see which pieces you actually reach for, rather than treating every accessory as essential from the first attempt.

The description says the tools are food-safe, BPA-free and easy to clean, and identifies the mats as bamboo. It does not give care instructions for each individual piece, so follow any guidance supplied with the kit, particularly for the bamboo mats and knife. The listing also describes a sushi cutting mould, but does not explain its dimensions or how it differs from the rice mould.

Before you decide

Which sushi styles does the set support? The description names classic rolls, Temaki, Nigiri and Gunkan, using the included rollers, mats and moulds.

What comes with the guide? It covers sushi rice preparation and rolling techniques, with six sample recipes to get started.

Are ingredients included? The listed contents are tools, serving accessories and a guide book, ingredients are not listed as part of the kit.

Is it worth it?

This Delamu set makes most sense if variety and guided practice matter more to you than a compact, single-purpose setup. Its mix of rolling and moulding tools gives a beginner different ways to approach homemade sushi, and the serving pieces can make a shared meal feel more hands-on. If you already know your preferred method, a simpler set centred on that technique may be easier to store and use. Since the listing does not provide dimensions, storage is the one practical detail to weigh before choosing it.