Royal Dine Newport 1L glass baking dish review

Royal Dine Newport 1L Rectangular Glass Baking Dish CROY313

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team Β· Updated Aug 3, 2026 Β· How we review

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Quick verdict

A one-litre borosilicate dish sized for a countertop oven, with a real model number behind it. A side-dish and single-portion specialist. Our Best Small Glass pick.

At a glance

BrandRoyal Dine
TypeBaking dish
Priceβ‚±160 (as of Aug 3, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 β˜… from 50 reviews
ShopRoyal Dine
Units sold230

Pros and cons

βœ“ Pros

  • One litre fits a countertop oven or air fryer that a full-size bakedish will not
  • Carries a model number (CROY313), so you can identify and re-buy the exact dish
  • Borosilicate glass at a price where most dishes drop to ordinary soda-lime
  • Right size for a side dish, a small gratin, or reheating a single portion

βœ— Cons

  • One litre is a side dish, so a main course for a family needs the 3L version or a second dish
  • No lid, so it cannot seal for fridge storage or carrying
  • Shallow walls mean a bubbling sauce can boil over more easily than in a deeper dish

A one-litre borosilicate dish sized for a countertop oven, with a real model number behind it. A side-dish and single-portion specialist. Our Best Small Glass pick.

What is it for?

The jobs a full-size bakedish is too big for. One litre is a side of baked vegetables, a small gratin, a portion of pasta, or last night’s leftovers going back into the oven. Crucially, it fits a countertop oven or an air fryer basket, which is how a lot of Filipino cooking actually happens on a weeknight when heating a full range for one dish makes no sense. That size restriction is the product, not a shortcoming.

How is it made?

Borosilicate glass, oven and microwave safe, carrying the model number CROY313. Borosilicate at this price is worth noting, because plenty of dishes under two hundred pesos quietly use ordinary soda-lime glass, which tolerates a temperature swing of 40 to 60Β°C against borosilicate’s 150Β°C. Royal Dine is distributed in the Philippines by KLG International, so there is a named importer behind it and a model code you can look up.

What are the limits?

Capacity, obviously: 1L is a side dish, so a main for a family means the 3L CROY316 or a second dish. There is no lid, so it will not seal for fridge storage or carrying. And the walls are shallow, which means a bubbling, saucy dish can boil over more easily than it would in something deeper. Keep the wet recipes for a taller dish.

Is it sulit?

Around β‚±160 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is genuinely cheap for branded borosilicate with a model number, sitting just above the LOCAUPIN plate and well below everything else here. The record is modest at 50 ratings, far thinner than the Omega dishes, but the price makes it a low-risk addition rather than a main purchase.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you cook small batches in a countertop oven or air fryer and want proper borosilicate for the price of a takeaway. If you are buying one dish for a family, buy a bigger one.

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 the family-size version of the same dish? The Royal Dine Newport 3L baking dish is the one to compare. Want something even cheaper for single portions? The LOCAUPIN glass baking plate is the one to compare.

Compare Royal Dine Newport 1L Rectangular Glass Baking Dish CROY313

See how it compares with the other top picks in our baking dishes comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 1L baking dish good for?

Side dishes, small gratins, a portion of baked pasta, or reheating leftovers. It is not a main course for a family, which is what the 3L version in the same line is for.

Will it fit a countertop oven?

Its size is the point. A 1L dish fits countertop ovens and air fryer baskets that a full-size bakedish will not, which makes it useful for small-batch cooking.

Is it borosilicate?

Yes, Royal Dine lists borosilicate for its Newport glass bakeware, and it is microwave and oven safe. Borosilicate is the material that resists the thermal shock which cracks ordinary glass.

What does CROY313 mean?

It is the model code for the 1L Newport rectangular dish. The 3L version is CROY316. Having a model number means you can identify and re-buy the exact dish.