OLAKIDS Corner Kids Kitchen Playset with Real Running Water

All functions work as described, though I wish the sink basin were deeper.

Very sturdy and smooth surfaces, no sharp edges, so I feel safe letting the kids cook.

My twins love the little sink, water flow feels real and fun every day.

Water recycling is a nice touch, my eco loving husband actually plays with them.

Daughter plays chef daily, apron and little phone make her invite us for dinner.

The size fits perfectly in our playroom corner and the storage baskets are very handy.

My twins love the running water sink and pretend ice maker, very cute.

Our preschool class uses this kitchen every day and it holds up well with many children. The large cabinets and baskets help us teach them to tidy up. The water recycling sink is a big hit, and it starts many talks about saving water and caring for the planet.

Bought for my daycare corner, sturdy wood and kids line up for the sink.

I like that the sink uses a water circulation system so we are not wasting tons of water during play. The kids quickly learned to turn the faucet off when they are done which is a small but nice lesson in daily habits.

Good size, fits nicely in our small apartment corner, and the neutral colors look fine with our furniture.

Very solid play kitchen, assembly took a bit but instructions were clear enough.

Our son enjoys the pretend fridge and baskets, lots of storage for play food.

My twins use this kitchen daily and love the water tap and lights, very cute.

The sink and faucet are fun, but changing AAA batteries often is a little annoying. Kids still love the lights, though.

Solid wood feel, bright lights and sounds, but assembly took longer than I expected.

Bought for my 4 year old grandson and he runs straight to the sink feature. The running water makes it feel real, and we just top up the basin every few days.

This kitchen turned our small playroom corner into a little cafe. The ice maker button and water circulation sink fascinate my kids and their friends, and they actually talk about saving water now. Batteries are not included though, so plan ahead.

We gave this set to our daughter for her fifth birthday and she is obsessed. She writes silly menus on the chalkboard and calls us with the toy phone for dinner. The lights on the stove feel realistic and the cabinets hold all her plastic food nicely.

Nice kitchen, but assembly took us a long evening and many tiny screws.

My four year old plays chef daily, the sound knobs are her favorite feature.

Nice sturdy kitchen for our toddler, she loves the water tap and lights on the stove, assembly took a while but the manual helped.

My daughter enjoys writing her menu on the little blackboard and calling us with the toy phone. The sound knobs are a bit loud but overall she is learning sharing and taking turns when friends come over.

Grandma here, I wanted something that looks nice in my living room and this fits perfectly. The wooden style, curtain, and shelves look more like furniture than a toy. My grandson washes dishes with the recycling sink and helps store pieces in the baskets.

My three year old and six year old both use this differently which is fun to watch. The little one loves the running water and faucet, the older one organizes spices on the shelves and pretends to host a restaurant. Great for language and social play.

My twins use this kitchen every day in our playroom and the role play is fantastic. The water circulation system keeps the mess low, and the big storage lets us hide all the plastic food after playtime.

We chose this kitchen for the corner layout and big storage, it fits many toys and bins, and the water circulation system keeps the mess down if we place a mat under it.

We are very happy with this wooden kitchen. The range hood lights, pretend steam stove and ice maker keep our 3 year old busy while we cook real dinner. Lots of shelves and baskets for accessories, and the surfaces wipe clean with a damp cloth.

We assembled this for Christmas and it was a hit with both a three year old and a six year old. The range hood sounds, steam stove lights, ice dispenser and big cabinets keep them busy for long stretches. It feels heavy and stable, and I like the non toxic materials.

We got this for our daycare room and kids line up for the sink and stove.

We assembled it in an afternoon, instructions and video were helpful, and now both kids spend ages pretending to wash dishes and call grandparents on the toy phone.

This was a birthday gift for our 3 year old and it became the main play area. She puts on her little apron, writes a menu on the chalkboard, then calls her cousins for pretend dinner. There is so much storage that all the dishes and pretend food stay organized. Very nice quality for the price.