Walfos stainless steel pizza cutter roller review

A stainless wheel from an established bakeware brand with its own Philippine store, sold as a pastry and dough tool as much as a pizza cutter. Well made, and short on the specs it should publish.

What are you buying?

A stainless steel wheel cutter with a brand behind it. Walfos is a real bakeware name with its own Shopee Philippines store, not a shop relisting an unbranded item, and that has practical value: when something arrives bent or a wheel seizes, there is somebody whose name is on it.

The build follows: stainless through the wheel and the shank, which is what survives being washed and left wet on a rack. There is nothing exotic here, and nothing that will corrode away in a Philippine kitchen either.

What is it actually for?

Walfos sells it as a pizza, pastry, pasta and dough tool, and that framing is honest rather than marketing. A rolling wheel is genuinely the correct instrument for cutting strips of pastry, portioning dough, trimming pasta sheets, and cutting a tray bake into squares. A wide rocker blade does none of those well.

On pizza itself it does what every wheel does. It rolls, and rolling drags. Thin crusts cut cleanly; a deep-dish with heavy toppings will shift under it in a way a rocker press does not.

Where does it fall short?

Two omissions, and they stand out precisely because this sits above the plain steel wheels.

No wheel diameter is published. That is forgivable on a generic listing and less so on a brand’s own store page, because it is the one number that predicts how a cutter performs.

No blade guard or cover is listed. A cutter positioned as the considered choice in this category should be solving the storage problem, not leaving it to you.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱332 as of August 20, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is the top of this roundup by a distance, and the honest reading is that you are paying for the brand, the store and the warranty path rather than for a cleaner cut than a ₱119 stainless wheel gives. The record is good: 1K+ sold with 344 ratings at 4.9.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you bake as well as order pizza, and you want a cutter from a brand you can go back to. If you just need a pizza cut on Friday nights, the cheaper stainless wheels here do the same job.

See how it ranks in our best pizza cutters in the Philippines roundup, or work out which style suits you in our pizza cutter buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want the same one-piece stainless build without the brand premium? The Eurochef NT08 pizza cutter is the one to compare. Want a cutter that actually publishes its wheel size? The Chef’s Gallery CG131-115 pizza roller states 6.5cm.