Yes. I use it regularly when eating Asian food - from noodles to fried rice.

Yes I can. 🙂👍 🥢

Yes I am

Yes I am

Yes I am.

Yes. Growing up in San Francisco it was a badge of honor to be able to use them without being laughed at while eating in Chinatown and JapanTown.

I am. I've had a lot of practice.

I been practicing

If I try to eat with chopsticks, I better get close to the table. Food will end up in unintended places.

I’m going to Japan in few weeks. Have been working on my skills but still suck at it. I gotta up my game pronto

I learned but prefer the fork...lol

Yes, I managed them perfectly at a business luncheon yesterday, but then this morning using a spoon spilled a big glob of oatmeal on myself 😅🤷

Random kid to me in restaurant: how can you do this with your left hand?

Got all the training I needed watching Karate Kid.

Yeah, but it takes practice. Practice grabbing random objects with them before your food arrives. That's how I taught some friends to use chopsticks.

i do sometimes wonder why the pieces of sushi are so big. Often really too big to put into your mouth whole.

I can’t do it. I watch my daughter using and I’m like she didn’t get that from me. I can’t play drums either!

I just realized you didn't ask about eating with them. I can hold them just fine. 😌

Absolutely not….
I’ve never been able to perfect it!

Just use one to stab your food. That`s what I do. 😬

I can’t use them efficiently

If you count stabbing the food with the pointy end being good with chopsticks

When I was in college, my roommates and I accompanied a group of guys who were regulars at a certain restaurant in Boston's Chinatown.

The waiter asked each of us whether we wanted chopsticks. I had never used them before, and I was about to answer "no", but the "experienced" crowd urged us newbies to try them. So I did , as did my roommates.

What I did not expect was that when I answered "yes", the waiter would take my fork away!

It was a long meal.

But since then, I have gotten good with them. I now consider them routine to use, and eating Asian food with a fork just feels odd to me. The feel of metal in my mouth with lo mein is just wrong! 😄

Me too .....:) Thankfully i've not had many chances for being humiliated from this handicap in my uneventful life.

Depends on the day. Some days I can pick up single grains of rice and other days I have trouble with even the larger things

I have to work really hard at it and usually just give up and grab the fork. 😅

I can do it but I'd rather not. I prefer to pay attention to what I'm eating than to what I'm eating it with.

I like using chopsticks, it makes me feel as if I’m playing with my food

No good, but I can manage well enough to pick the stuff up. It just looks klutzy when I'm doing it.

Nope, they never listen to my fingers 😒

Not at all 🍜

Yes ☺

No. I never use those.

No

i can hold a grudge