Omega Houseware Mia Rectangular Glass Bakedish in Gift Box
₱213as of Aug 3, 2026
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Omega Houseware Mia glass bakedish review
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The cheapest full-size dish in the Omega range and the only one that arrives gift-boxed. A good present, and a good first bakedish. Our Best Gift pick.
- Price: ₱213 as of Aug 3, 2026
- Biggest pro: Ships in a gift box, so it works as a housewarming or wedding present without needing to be rewrapped
- Main catch: Omega does not state borosilicate for this line as it does for the Adolf and Bence, so treat it as standard oven-safe glass and avoid fridge-to-oven moves
At a glance
| Brand | Omega Houseware |
|---|---|
| Type | Baking dish |
| Price | ₱213 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 5.0 ★ from 250 reviews |
| Shop | Omega Houseware |
| Units sold | 1K+ |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- Ships in a gift box, so it works as a housewarming or wedding present without needing to be rewrapped
- Three sizes from 1L to 2.2L cover a side dish through to a family bake
- Cheapest full-size bakedish in the Omega range, so it is the low-risk way into the brand
- Perfect 5.0 listing rating, the same as the pricier dishes in the range
✗ Cons
- Omega does not state borosilicate for this line as it does for the Adolf and Bence, so treat it as standard oven-safe glass and avoid fridge-to-oven moves
- No lid, so leftovers need foil or a separate container
- Gift box adds packaging you throw away if you are buying it for yourself
The cheapest full-size dish in the Omega range and the only one that arrives gift-boxed. A good present, and a good first bakedish. Our Best Gift pick.
Who is the gift box for?
Housewarmings, weddings, and the kind of occasion where a useful present beats a decorative one. A glass bakedish is genuinely used by almost every household, and arriving in a gift box means it does not need rewrapping or explaining. Omega is a recognisable Philippine houseware name, which matters for a gift in a way it does not for a dish you buy yourself. Three sizes from 1L to 2.2L let you match the present to the household.
How does it compare with the rest of the range?
It is the cheapest full-size dish Omega makes, at well under the Adolf and Bence, and it holds the same perfect 5.0 rating as the pricier pieces. The important difference is one of specification rather than price: Omega states borosilicate for the Adolf and Bence and does not state it for the Mia. We are not going to assume it. Treat this as standard oven-safe glass, which means using it for ordinary oven work and not moving it from the fridge into a hot oven the way you safely can with the Adolf.
What else should you know?
There is no lid, so leftovers still need foil or a separate container. And if you are buying it for your own kitchen rather than as a present, the gift box is packaging you throw away, and the Adolf gives you documented borosilicate and a larger top size for about ₱150 more. The Mia makes most sense as a gift, or as a cheap first bakedish for someone who is not sure how much they will bake.
Is it sulit?
Around ₱213 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. As a present that is very good value, since it looks and arrives like something worth more. As a dish for yourself it is fine but not the sharpest buy in this roundup, because the documented borosilicate options cost only a little more.
Who should buy it
Buy this as a housewarming or wedding gift, or as a cheap first bakedish. If it is for your own kitchen and you want documented borosilicate, spend a little more on the Adolf.
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
Want documented borosilicate and a bigger top size? The Omega Adolf glass bakedish is the one to compare. Looking for the cheapest glass dish of all? The LOCAUPIN glass baking plate is the one to compare.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Omega Mia borosilicate glass?
Omega specifies borosilicate for the Adolf and Bence lines but does not state it for the Mia, so we treat it as standard oven-safe glass. Avoid moving it straight from the fridge into a hot oven.
What sizes does it come in?
Three: 1L, 1.6L, and 2.2L. That range covers a side dish for two through to a family bake.
Does it come gift wrapped?
It ships in a gift box, which is why it works as a housewarming or wedding present without rewrapping. If you are buying it for yourself, that is packaging you will throw away.
Is it oven and microwave safe?
Yes, Omega lists it as both. As with any glass dish, warm it gradually rather than subjecting it to a sudden temperature change.
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