Dreepor Rice Cooker Multi Electric Cooker Hot Pot Non-Stick Pan
₱434as of Aug 6, 2026
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Dreepor multi electric cooker review: the one-pan table hot pot
How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through 10,632 owner ratings.
Dreepor Rice Cooker Multi Electric Cooker Hot Pot Non-Stick PanThe simplest cooker in the Dreepor range: one non-stick pan for rice, soup, noodles or a hot pot at the table, with no steamer tier and no stated wattage. Cheap and genuinely handy in a dorm or a pantry, as long as you know what a single-setting pot cannot do.
- Price: ₱434 as of Aug 6, 2026
- Biggest pro: One pan covers rice, soup, noodles and a hot pot at the table
- Main catch: No steamer tier, so rice and a viand cannot cook together
At a glance
| Brand | Dreepor |
|---|---|
| Type | Multi-function electric cooker |
| Price | ₱434 (as of Aug 6, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.7 ★ from 10,632 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Dreepor Kitchen Appliances |
| Units sold | 10K+ |
Specifications
| Type | Multi-function electric cooker |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Not specified |
| Power / Wattage | Not specified |
| Functions / Presets | Rice, soup, noodles, hot pot |
| Material | Non-stick pan |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- One pan covers rice, soup, noodles and a hot pot at the table
- Non-stick pan wipes clean instead of needing a scrub
- 4.7 owner rating with 10K+ sold
✗ Cons
- No steamer tier, so rice and a viand cannot cook together
- Capacity and wattage are both unstated
- No heat dial is listed, so expect one cooking setting plus keep-warm
- A marketplace brand with no service network, so a failure is a return claim, not a repair
This Dreepor is the simplest cooker in the range: one non-stick pan, no steamer tier, and nothing to select. Rice, soup, noodles, or a hot pot, in the same pot you then wipe out.
What one pan is really best at
Any electric pot will cook rice. What this shape is genuinely good at is being carried to where people are sitting, which is the thing a built-in kitchen cannot do.
Boil, simmer, or cook rice, then wipe it clean. The lack of a steamer tier is the reason it costs less than its siblings, and for a dorm room, an office pantry, or a small kitchen with one free outlet, that is the right trade.
Hot pot at the table: check two things first
Before you plan a shabu-shabu night around it, check the cord length against the distance from your outlet to your table. A cord that has to cross a walkway is how a pot of boiling broth ends up on the floor, and no extension cord fixes that safely with hot liquid overhead.
Then check the table itself. The base of a cooker like this runs warm, so a trivet or a wooden board underneath is wise, especially on glass.
One honest limit: no heat dial is listed, which is normal at this price. That means the broth cycles between a simmer and a full boil rather than holding a steady temperature, so thin slices of meat cook fast and you will be turning it off and on through the meal.
What skipping the steamer costs you
The steamer versions of this cooker let rice and a viand cook at once from a single socket, which is the strongest argument any mini cooker has. Without it, this is one pan doing one thing at a time.
Around ₱434 as of August 6, 2026, that is a reasonable saving if you genuinely want a hot pot rather than a rice-and-ulam machine. If you want both, the price gap to a steamer model is small enough that it is worth closing.
Who this Dreepor suits
Buy this if you want one cheap pot for simple cooking and a hot pot at the table, and you do not need to steam. Treat it as a budget workhorse rather than a lifetime appliance: there is no service center behind a marketplace brand, only the return window.
Dreepor cookers with a second tier
If you want steaming too, the Dreepor 2L to 4L cooker with steamer adds a steamer tier and size options for around the same ₱434 as of August 6, 2026, with a higher 4.8 rating. To spend less, the Dreepor mini cooker that fries drops to around ₱373 as of August 6, 2026.
See the rest of the field in our best rice cookers in the Philippines roundup and the rice cooker buying guide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does this Dreepor cooker include a steamer?
No. There is one non-stick pan and no tier above it, so rice and a viand cannot cook at the same time. Dreepor sells steamer versions if that matters more to you than the lower price.
Can I use it as a hot pot at the table?
That is what it is best at. Check two things first: that the cord reaches your table without crossing a walkway, and that the table can take heat, because the base gets warm and a glass table top does not enjoy it.
What are the capacity and wattage?
The seller states neither. The listing only describes it as compact and suited to small households. Ask in Shopee chat before ordering if either number would change your mind.
Does it have adjustable heat?
No dial is listed. Expect one cooking setting and a keep-warm, which is normal at this price and means a broth will swing between a simmer and a rolling boil rather than holding steady.
How do I keep the non-stick coating alive?
Let it cool before washing, use a soft sponge and dish soap, and keep metal spoons out of it. Never use steel wool. The coating is the part of a cheap cooker that fails first, and it fails from scrubbing.
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Dreepor Rice Cooker Multi Electric Cooker Hot Pot Non-Stick Pan₱434 when last checked
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