Hosh Dish Drainer review

Hosh Dish Drainer with Wooden Handles (Black)

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team ยท Updated Aug 3, 2026 ยท How we review

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Quick verdict

A deep black wire basket with wooden side handles, so you can lift and carry the loaded rack without gripping wet wire. The deep walls keep tall glasses standing.

At a glance

BrandHosh
TypeDish rack
Priceโ‚ฑ999 (as of Aug 3, 2026)
Owner rating5.0 โ˜… from 5 reviews
ShopSM Store
Units sold20

Pros and cons

โœ“ Pros

  • Wooden side handles let you lift and carry the loaded rack without gripping wet wire
  • Drain tray has a moulded channel and outlet, so water runs to one point instead of spreading across the base
  • Deep basket walls keep tall glasses upright, which flat-deck racks cannot do

โœ— Cons

  • Wooden handles will stain and swell if they stay wet, so they need drying that a bare metal rack does not
  • Single tier with no upper shelf leaves cups competing with plates for the same space

A deep black wire basket with wooden side handles, so you can lift and carry the loaded rack without gripping wet wire. The deep walls keep tall glasses standing.

What stands out about it?

Two things, and both are practical rather than cosmetic. The wooden side handles let you lift the rack while it is loaded, which matters if your counter doubles as prep space and the drying dishes are in the way every time you cook. And the deep basket walls support tall glasses upright, something the flat-deck racks and shallow trays in this roundup genuinely cannot do. The channelled drain tray collects water toward one outlet rather than spreading it in a thin film across the base.

How well is it made?

Coated steel wire with beech handles and a black moulded tray. It is a single tier, so cups and plates share one deck and compete for space, and there is no upper shelf to separate them. The wood is a mixed blessing: comfortable to hold, but it stains and swells if it stays wet, so it needs drying that a bare metal rack does not. That is a fair trade if you like the look, and an annoyance if you want zero maintenance.

Is it sulit?

Around โ‚ฑ999 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is mid-range for single-tier capacity, and you are paying for the handles, the deep basket, and the finish. The rating record is thin at 5 ratings, so there is not much owner history to lean on yet. As a design piece for an open kitchen where the rack is visible, it earns its money; as pure capacity per peso, the stainless racks beat it.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you move the rack off the counter regularly or dry tall glasses daily, and you like a rack that looks deliberate in an open kitchen. If you want zero-maintenance and maximum capacity, choose bare stainless.

See how it ranks in our best dish racks in the Philippines roundup, or work out which type suits your kitchen in our dish rack buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want a slim rack that drains itself into the sink? The NITORI slim dish drainer is the one to compare. Prefer bare stainless with no wood to look after? The Masflex stainless steel dish rack is the one to compare.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does it have wooden handles?

They let you pick up and move the rack while it is loaded without gripping wet wire. If you clear the counter to cook, that is a daily convenience rather than a styling touch.

Do the wooden handles need care?

Yes. Wood stains and swells if it stays wet, so wipe the handles dry. That is upkeep a bare metal rack does not ask for.

Will tall glasses stand up in it?

Yes. The basket walls are deep enough to support tall glasses upright, which flat-deck racks and shallow trays cannot do.

Does the tray drain to one point?

The tray has a moulded channel and an outlet, so water runs toward one corner instead of spreading across the whole base. You still empty it by hand.