Kyowa Electric Griller K3710 review

The Kyowa K3710 is the cheapest griller in this list at around ₱900, and the only one with a crystal glass plate and push-button preset controls. At 1400W it is also better powered than its price suggests.

Gentle on marinated meat, though slow to heat up

1400W into a glass plate behaves differently from steel or non-stick. Glass heats more evenly and holds heat once it is up, so it is forgiving with marinated meats that would catch and burn on a hot metal surface. It also takes longer to get up to temperature, so give it a few minutes before the first batch.

The preset and manual modes are unusual at this price. Presets take the guesswork out for common items; manual lets you override when you know what you want.

Metal tongs are fine, but cool the glass before washing

A glass cooking surface wipes clean far more easily than a non-stick plate, and there is no coating to scratch off, which removes the usual worry about metal tongs. The flip side is fragility: glass is glass, so do not drop a heavy pan or a frozen block on it, and let it cool before washing.

1400W and presets, with Kyowa service in the Philippines

Around ₱900 as of August 19, 2026, less than half the next-cheapest griller here. For a Kyowa, a brand with real service presence in the Philippines, at 1400W with preset controls, that is the clearest value in this category.

A wipe-clean glass plate for cooks on a tight budget

Buy this if you want the most griller for the least money and you like the idea of a wipe-clean glass plate. Buy something else if you need maximum plate area or you are rough with your appliances.

The 1350W Hanabishi HGRILL100 comes with a lid

For a bigger, more powerful budget option, the Tough Mama NTM-EG7 Econo-Grill is 2000W at around ₱1,400. For a lid and a familiar local brand, the Hanabishi HGRILL100 is the 1350W alternative.

The wider field is ranked in our best electric grillers in the Philippines roundup.