Omega Houseware Cade oval glass bakedish review
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The oval one, and the shape is the point: no corners for sauce to bake hard into, and curved walls that suit a whole fish or a stew. Our Best Oval pick.
- Price: ₱368 as of Aug 3, 2026
- Biggest pro: Oval shape has no corners for sauce to bake hard into, so it scrubs clean far more easily than a rectangle
- Main catch: Oval footprint wastes oven shelf space next to a rectangular tray, a real cost in a small oven
At a glance
| Brand | Omega Houseware |
|---|---|
| Type | Baking dish |
| Price | ₱368 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 5.0 ★ from 927 reviews |
| Shop | Omega Houseware |
| Units sold | 2K+ |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- Oval shape has no corners for sauce to bake hard into, so it scrubs clean far more easily than a rectangle
- Curved walls suit whole fish, roast chicken pieces, and stews that a square dish wastes space on
- Perfect 5.0 listing rating across a solid ratings record
- Same two useful sizes as the rectangular Omega dishes, so it slots into the same routine
✗ Cons
- Oval footprint wastes oven shelf space next to a rectangular tray, a real cost in a small oven
- Curved ends make it poor for anything you want to cut into neat squares, like brownies or lasagna portions
- No lid, so storing leftovers means foil or transferring to a container
The oval one, and the shape is the point: no corners for sauce to bake hard into, and curved walls that suit a whole fish or a stew. Our Best Oval pick.
Is the oval shape worth choosing?
It comes down to what you cook and how much you hate scrubbing. Corners are where sauce bakes hard, and a rectangular dish gives you four of them to attack with a scourer after every gratin. An oval has none, so it genuinely washes more easily, week after week. The curved walls also fit food that is itself curved: a whole fish, chicken pieces, a stew that settles into the shape rather than leaving dry corners.
How does it bake?
Like the other glass dishes here, which is to say evenly once hot, slower to conduct than metal, and transparent so you can watch the base. Omega lists it as oven and microwave safe in 1800ml and 2500ml, matching the rectangular range so it drops into the same routine. The listing holds a perfect 5.0 across 927 ratings, which is a strong signal for a piece of glassware.
Where does the shape cost you?
Two places. An oval wastes oven shelf space next to a rectangular tray, which is a real cost in a small oven when you are cooking two things at once. And curved ends make it poor for anything you want to cut into neat squares, so brownies, lasagna portions, and bar cakes all belong in a rectangle. Buy this as your second dish, not your only one.
Is it sulit?
Around ₱368 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is the same price as the rectangular Adolf, so the choice is purely about shape rather than value. If you mainly bake pasta and cut it into squares, buy the rectangle. If you roast fish and chicken and are tired of scrubbing corners, buy this.
Who should buy it
Buy this if you roast fish or chicken pieces more often than you bake lasagna, and you would rather not scrub baked-on sauce out of corners. If you cut portions into squares, buy a rectangular dish.
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
Cook lasagna and cut square portions? The Omega Adolf rectangular bakedish is the one to compare. Want an oval dish in heat-holding ceramic with a rack? The Omega Majestic oval ceramic bakedish is the one to compare.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why buy an oval baking dish?
Two reasons. There are no corners for sauce to bake hard into, so it washes far more easily, and the curved walls suit whole fish, chicken pieces, and stews better than a rectangle does.
What sizes does the Cade come in?
1800ml and 2500ml, the same two sizes as the rectangular dishes in the Omega range, so it fits the same cooking routine.
Is it good for lasagna?
Not really. The curved ends make it hard to cut neat square portions, so a rectangular dish is the better choice for anything you want to slice into squares.
Does it fit a small oven?
An oval footprint wastes shelf space beside a rectangular tray, which matters in a small oven. Measure your shelf if you often cook two things at once.
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Omega Cade Oval₱368 when last checked
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