Metro Cookwares MS NYKT 7632 nylon tool set review: the basics, done properly

The Metro Cookwares MS NYKT 7632 does one thing and does it properly: four everyday nylon tools, well finished, with hanging holes that will not tear. No holder, no extras, no gimmicks.

Are four tools enough?

For a lot of homes, honestly, yes. You get a solid turner, a slotted turner, a solid spoon, and a soup ladle. Think about what you actually cooked this week: frying something, draining it, stirring something else, ladling sabaw. These four cover it.

The pieces most sets add beyond this point, pasta servers, skimmers, extra spoons, tend to sit in the holder. There is a reasonable argument for buying four good tools rather than twelve you will not use.

What is well done here?

The hanging holes. Every handle has a metal-ringed hole rather than a bare punched one. Bare plastic holes eventually split from the weight of the tool. The metal ring stops that. It is a small detail that says someone thought about the product lasting.

The nylon itself is stiffer than the flexible silicone in the budget bundles, which makes it better for sliding under a fried egg or scraping browned bits off a pan. And it is safe on non-stick, which is the whole reason to choose nylon over steel.

Where does it fall short?

No holder. Four long tools need somewhere to go, and this set assumes you have a rail or a drawer.

No tongs, no whisk. You will be adding them.

And the price is the real question. This costs more than sets offering three times the tools plus a caddy. What you are paying for is build quality and Metro Home backing, which is a legitimate thing to pay for but a narrow one.

Feedback is thin too: 12 ratings, so there is little owner evidence to lean on.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱649 as of August 1, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. On tools-per-peso it loses badly to the silicone bundles. On build quality per tool it holds up better. Whether that trade works depends on whether you would rather own four things that last or twelve that are adequate.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you already have storage sorted, cook on non-stick, and would rather have four solid tools than a big bundle of light ones. Skip it if you are furnishing a kitchen from scratch, where the money goes further elsewhere.

See how it ranks in our best kitchen tool sets in the Philippines roundup, or decide how many pieces you need in the kitchen tool set buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want the same kind of nylon tools with a caddy included? The Primera by Metro MPKT 1797 nylon set adds a weighted stainless holder from the same retailer. Want a proven branded set with a whisk for less? The Chef’s Gallery CG-5KTS nylon set, our Best Branded Pick, has more than 800 ratings behind it.