
Kyowa Stand Mixer with Stainless Steel Bowl KW-4513
₱6,400as of Aug 26, 2026
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Kyowa Stand Mixer with Stainless Steel Bowl KW-4513Our Best large capacity pick: a 7L stainless bowl and a full metal gear system from a PH brand with local service. The 600W motor is modest for a bowl this size, though.

₱6,400as of Aug 26, 2026
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| Brand | Kyowa |
|---|---|
| Type | Stand mixer |
| Price | ₱6,400 (as of Aug 26, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 498 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Kyowa PH |
| Units sold | 1K+ |
Specs per Kyowa Philippines (kyowa.com.ph)
| Type | Stand mixer |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 7L stainless steel bowl |
| Wattage | 600W |
| Speeds | 6-speed with pulse control |
| Head | Hinged tilt-back |
| Gearing | Full metal gear system |
| Mixing | 16-point planetary action |
| Attachments | Wire whisk, flat beater, dough hook |
| Footing | Non-slip rubber suction |
The Kyowa KW-4513 is our Best large capacity pick: a 7L stainless bowl, the biggest in our roundup, on a full metal gear system from a Philippine brand with real local service.
The bowl is the headline. 7 liters is double-batch territory: two cakes at once, a big tray of ensaymada, or a bread dough you would otherwise split. If you bake for a large family, for a barangay occasion, or for a small home business, this is the size that stops you running the machine twice.
The 16-point planetary action matters more at this size than it would on a 4L bowl. The beater orbits while it spins, touching the mixture at sixteen points per revolution instead of carving one track, so you scrape down the sides far less often.
Six speeds plus pulse control cover the range, though the honest limit is the motor. 600W across a 7L bowl is modest, and a full load of stiff dough will go slowly. Fill it partway for bread and work in shorter runs, and it copes fine; expect it to power through 7L of pandesal dough and you’ll be disappointed.
The full metal gear system is the reason to take this seriously. Gears are what fail first on a stand mixer, and plastic ones strip under heavy dough. Metal gears cost more and survive. On a machine you expect to keep for years, that’s one of the few build details genuinely worth paying for.
The hinged tilt-back head flips clear for scraping and swapping attachments, and non-slip rubber suction footing keeps a 7L load from walking the machine across the counter. Wire whisk, flat beater, and dough hook are all included.
There’s one size-related catch worth knowing before you buy. A 7L bowl needs a decent batch or the beater simply can’t reach the mixture, so two egg whites get flung up the sides rather than whipped. Big bowls are worse at small jobs.
Around ₱6,400 as of August 26, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Spread over three years, a conservative life for a Kyowa with metal gearing, that’s roughly ₱6 a day.
What makes it sulit is the combination you rarely get at this price: the largest bowl here, metal gears, and a PH brand with service centers and parts. Its 4.9 rating rests on 498 raters, a solid sample. What you’re giving up is wattage, and that’s a real trade rather than a small one.
Buy this if your batches are big: two cakes at a time, holiday baking, or a small home business. It’s the right choice for a household that bakes in volume and wants metal gears and local warranty behind it. If you mostly make one cake at a time, the 5L KW-4510 will mix those batches better and cost less.
If your batches are normal-sized, the Kyowa KW-4510 is our Best local brand pick: the same 600W motor, tilt-back head, and PH support, but with a 5L bowl that suits single batches better. If you want big-batch capacity with a much stronger motor, the PerySmith PS5500 II offers 1200W and 5.5L for well under this price as of August 26, 2026, though without a walk-in service network.
See how it ranks in our best stand mixers in the Philippines roundup, or work out what bowl size actually fits your baking with our stand mixer buying guide.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our stand mixers comparison.
7 liters, the largest in our stand mixer roundup. That's double-batch territory: two cakes at once, a big tray of ensaymada, or a bread dough you'd otherwise split in two. Note that Kyowa also sells a 5L KW-4510, so check the model number on the listing.
Gears are what fail first on a stand mixer. Plastic gears are cheaper and quieter but strip under heavy dough; metal gears survive it. On a machine you plan to keep for years and use for kneading, this is one of the few build details worth paying for.
For batter, cream, and big cake batches, yes. For a full 7L of stiff bread dough it's modest, and you'll get better results filling the bowl partway and working in shorter runs. If heavy dough at full volume is your main job, look at a 1000W-plus machine.
The beater spins on its own axis while travelling around the bowl, touching the mixture at 16 points per revolution rather than sitting in one track. It means less scraping down the sides by hand, which matters more the bigger the bowl gets.
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