
Tefal Comfort Touch Stainless Steel Knives 2-Piece Set with Covers
β±1,200as of Aug 9, 2026
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How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through the owner reviews.
Tefal Comfort Touch Stainless Steel Knives 2-Piece Set with CoversA 12cm santoku and a 15cm chef knife with grippy handles and covers, for around β±1,200. Published blade lengths, which almost nothing else here manages, and no paring knife.

β±1,200as of Aug 9, 2026
COD Β· Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | Tefal |
|---|---|
| Type | Knife set |
| Price | β±1,200 (as of Aug 9, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.9 β from 19 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | tefalcookwareph |
| Units sold | 54 |
Specs per Tefal's Comfort Touch knives product pages.
| Type | Knife set |
|---|---|
| Pieces | 2 |
| Knives | Santoku 12cm, chef 15cm |
| Handles | Soft-touch ergonomic |
| Included | Blade covers |
| Care | Hand wash, not dishwasher safe |
The Tefal Comfort Touch 2-piece is the least set-like set here, and that is the argument for it: a 15cm chef knife and a 12cm santoku, with covers, for around β±1,200. No filler.
Because that is roughly what most people actually use. Open a drawer in any Filipino home with a knife block and you will find a chef knife with a worn edge, a paring knife, and four more that have not been touched in a year. Piece counts sell sets; they do not reflect cooking.
A 15cm chef knife does most prep. A 12cm santoku is the nimbler one for vegetables and boneless meat, with a flatter edge that suits a straight up-and-down chop. Between them they cover the daily work.
The soft-touch handles are the same grip as the 4-piece, and they are the reason to pick Tefal over an all-steel set: they hold when your hands are wet or oily, which is when a slip actually happens.
The detail we appreciate most: Tefal publishes both blade lengths. Nearly every rival in this category says β6pcsβ and leaves you to guess what turns up.
No paring knife, which is the one genuine gap. Peeling and small detail work want a short blade. If you do not already own one, budget for it.
No cleaver, so bone-in chicken and pork are out.
No block or stand, though the covers make drawer storage safe.
Hand wash only, stated by Tefal.
19 ratings is a modest base.
Around β±1,200 as of August 9, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is β±600 a knife, the highest per-knife price in our sub-β±2,000 coverage, and there is no way to argue otherwise on arithmetic.
The case is qualitative: two knives with published dimensions, grippy handles, and a Philippine brand store behind them, against eleven pieces of unspecified steel with slippery handles. Plenty of good cooks would take the two. Plenty of households furnishing a kitchen would not.
Buy this if you already have a paring knife and a cleaver, and what you want is a decent chef knife and santoku that you can hold safely. It is the right choice as a targeted upgrade rather than a starter kit.
Skip it if this is your only knife purchase. You will be missing too much.
See how it ranks in our best knife sets in the Philippines roundup, or work out how many knives you need in our knife set buying guide.
Want the same handles with two more knives? The Tefal Comfort Touch 4-piece adds a paring and a slicing knife for around β±2,100. Furnishing a kitchen from scratch? The Famco 6-piece acacia set is our top pick at around β±935.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our knife sets comparison.
For most cooking, close to it. A 15cm chef knife handles the large majority of prep work, and a 12cm santoku is the nimbler one for vegetables and boneless meat. What you will miss is a paring knife for peeling and small detail work, and a cleaver for bone-in cuts. Many people already own a cheap paring knife, in which case this fills the real gap.
Because almost nobody else in this category does. A 12cm santoku and a 15cm chef knife tell you exactly what will arrive and whether it suits your hands and your board. Most listings here say 6pcs and leave you guessing at sizes. Knowing the length is how you avoid buying a chef knife too big for a small chopping board.
It is on the compact side; 20cm is the classic full-size. For Filipino kitchens with smaller boards and less counter, 15cm is often the more usable choice, and it is easier to control if you are not a confident chopper. If you regularly break down large vegetables or whole chickens, you would want longer.
No. Tefal says hand wash with a non-abrasive sponge and dry with a towel, and specifically not in a dishwasher. Following that keeps the edge and the handle bond intact for years.
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