LOCAUPIN borosilicate glass baking plate review

Genuine borosilicate glass for around a hundred pesos, small enough for a countertop oven and cheap enough to own three. Our Best Budget pick.

What do you get for the money?

Borosilicate glass, which is the surprising part. Borosilicate expands less than a third as much as ordinary soda-lime glass when heated, so it takes oven use and temperature changes that crack cheap glass. Finding that material at around a hundred pesos is unusual, and it is the entire case for this dish. It is listed as a baking plate, a bread pan, and a food container, which sounds like marketing and is actually accurate: the shape suits a small loaf, a side dish, or a portion of leftovers equally.

Where does the small size help?

In the appliances most Filipino kitchens actually use. A full-size bakedish will not fit a countertop oven or an air fryer basket, and this will. That makes it the dish for reheating one portion, baking a small side, or roasting a handful of vegetables without heating a big oven. It is also cheap enough to own three, which matters more than it sounds: single-portion reheating works far better when you are not washing the same dish between uses.

What are the limits?

It is small, and that cuts both ways. It holds a side dish or one portion, not a family bake, so it supplements a full-size dish rather than replacing one. There is no lid, so it cannot seal for carrying food or long fridge storage. And the thin walls hold less residual heat than a thick ceramic dish, so food on the table cools noticeably faster.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱102 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is the cheapest thing in this roundup by a distance and the only one under two hundred pesos using borosilicate. The record backs it up: 10K+ sold with 3,875 ratings at 4.9, sold through LOCAUPIN’s own store. As a first piece of glass bakeware, or as the third one you buy because the first two are in the sink, it is excellent value.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you cook single portions, use a countertop oven or air fryer, or want cheap borosilicate you are not precious about. If you are baking for a family, buy a full-size dish and add this as a second.

See how it ranks in our best baking dishes in the Philippines roundup, or work out which material suits you in our baking dish buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Need a family-size dish in the same material? The Omega Adolf glass bakedish is the one to compare. Want a small glass dish with a brand and a model number? The Royal Dine Newport 1L baking dish is the one to compare.