Tefal Everyday 28cm deep fry pan review

The Tefal Everyday Cooking 28cm deep fry pan is a roomy, everyday pan from a trusted brand. You get a titanium-reinforced non-stick surface, a Thermo-Signal heat indicator that tells you when the pan is ready, and a deep shape with higher walls for saucy ulam and big stir-fries. One thing to know upfront: this line runs on gas, electric, and ceramic, but not induction.

How well does it cook?

The titanium non-stick coating is the main draw. Eggs, fish, and tocino slide off cleanly, so you cook with less oil and wash up faster. The Thermo-Signal heat indicator changes color when the pan is hot enough, so you know when to add food: too early and it sticks, wait for the signal and it browns properly. The deep shape is the real difference from a standard frypan. Those higher walls let you deep-fry, simmer a saucy adobo, or toss a family-sized stir-fry without oil and sauce splashing over the sides. At 28cm it holds a big batch of ulam for the whole family.

How well is it made?

This is an aluminum-body pan, so it heats fast and evenly and stays light enough to handle one-hand. The catch is the cooktop: it works on gas, electric, and ceramic, but not induction, so check your stove before you buy. If your kitchen runs on an induction cooker, you’ll want an induction-rated Tefal instead. As with any non-stick, keep the heat low to medium and use wooden or silicone utensils, because metal and very high heat wear the coating down over time.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱3,200 as of July 23, 2026, though Tefal deep frypans like this often sell for less during Shopee’s big sale events, sometimes closer to ₱2,300–₱2,800, so it’s worth timing a sale. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s a fair price for a titanium-coated pan from a proven brand, and it’s a solid alternative pick if the induction-ready Generous Cook is over budget. If you cook daily, the per-year cost is small.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you cook most days on a gas, electric, or ceramic stove and want a deep, roomy non-stick pan that fries, simmers, and stir-fries in one. Skip it if your kitchen runs on induction, because this line won’t heat on an induction cooktop: go for an induction-rated pan instead.

Compare it with the other tested pans in our best non-stick pans in the Philippines roundup, or learn what to look for in our non-stick pan buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Need an induction-ready pan? The Tefal Generous Cook 28cm frypan has the same titanium non-stick and heat indicator but works on all stovetops, induction included. Want a lighter-on-the-wallet everyday option? The Cooker King nonstick fry pan skillet is a simpler pick for quick fry-ups.