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Sufuria Prices in Kenya 2026: What 3, 6, 9 and 10 Piece Sets Cost

Uakeen tri-ply stainless steel sufuria set with lids, one of the cookware sets priced in this guide

Kelvin Kareithi |

Prices checked on 25 September 2026 from stock on homeluxkenya.com. They change with the shilling and with shipments, so treat them as the going rate rather than a quote. Every product linked below shows the live price.

A sufuria in Kenya costs anywhere from about KSh 1,500 for a small cast iron plate to KSh 25,000 for a full tri-ply stainless steel set, and most of what people ask us about sits between KSh 6,000 and KSh 20,000 for a set of six to ten pieces. The spread is not random. It comes down to four things: the metal, whether it is a single pot or a set, the number of pieces (lids count), and the brand. This guide lays out what each type costs right now so you can decide what a fair price looks like before you buy anywhere.

Sufuria prices in Kenya at a glance

Type Single pot or pan Set (6 to 15 pieces)
Aluminium non-stick KSh 3,000 KSh 7,500 to 22,500
Granite coated KSh 2,400 to 2,700 KSh 15,500 to 24,000
Ceramic coated from KSh 3,000 KSh 14,000 to 22,500
Stainless steel (single layer) KSh 3,000 to 4,000 KSh 6,000 to 15,000
Tri-ply stainless steel KSh 3,500 to 7,500 KSh 11,000 to 25,500
Cast iron KSh 1,500 to 7,000 KSh 7,000 to 25,000

A set is almost always cheaper per pot than buying the pieces one at a time, but only if you will use most of the pieces. Read on for what sits inside each range.

What a set costs by number of pieces

Piece counts include lids, so a "10 piece set" is usually five pots with five lids, and a "15 piece set" often adds spoons or a frying pan. Compare the number of pots, not the headline number.

Aluminium non-stick sufurias: KSh 3,000 to 22,500

The most common cookware in Kenyan kitchens. Light, heats fast, and nothing sticks for the first year or two. The price gap between a KSh 7,500 set and a KSh 18,000 set is mostly the thickness of the aluminium (die-cast is heavier and lasts longer than pressed) and the coating layers. Cheap non-stick warps on a jiko and the coating peels; a die-cast set holds up.

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Granite and ceramic coated sufurias: KSh 2,400 to 24,000

Granite and ceramic are both coatings on an aluminium body. Granite has a speckled stone look and is a little tougher against metal spoons; ceramic is smoother and marketed as PFOA free. Single granite saucepans start at KSh 2,400 (Baroly granite saucepan), 9 piece granite sets run KSh 15,999 to 19,999, and 13 to 15 piece sets KSh 19,500 to 24,000. Ceramic sets cost KSh 13,999 for the MGC Crocodile 9 piece up to KSh 22,500 for the Uakeen VK-27 11 piece, which is die-cast and induction ready.

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Stainless steel sufurias: KSh 3,000 to 15,000

Single layer stainless steel is the workhorse for githeri, ugali and boiling. It does not chip or peel and takes a scrubbing. The catch is heat: thin steel has hot spots, so food catches at the bottom unless the pot has a thick induction base. Prices for a 6 piece set start at KSh 6,000 (Royal Louis 6 piece), 12 piece sets from Edenberg sit at KSh 12,500 to 12,999, and the JIO 12 piece with kettle is KSh 11,999. Single stainless frying pans and woks run KSh 3,000 to 4,000.

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Tri-ply stainless steel sufurias: KSh 3,500 to 25,500

Tri-ply is three bonded layers, stainless steel outside and an aluminium core through the whole pot, not just a disc at the bottom. That is why it costs about double single layer steel: the sides heat as evenly as the base, nothing burns onto the corners, and it works on gas, electric and induction. If you want one set to last twenty years, this is the type.

See every tri-ply cookware set or the wider tri-ply collection including single pans and woks.

Cast iron sufurias: KSh 1,500 to 25,000

Cast iron is the heaviest and the slowest to heat, but once hot it stays hot, which is why it wins for nyama choma, slow stews and baking. Enamel coated cast iron (the colourful Dutch oven look) needs no seasoning and does not rust; raw cast iron is cheaper per kilo but needs oiling. Prices: sizzling plates from KSh 1,500, a cast iron frying pan at KSh 6,999, the 3 piece enamel set at KSh 6,999, the 7 piece enamel set from KSh 9,999, larger enamel sets at KSh 19,999 to 21,999, and the 11 piece raw cast iron set at KSh 24,999.

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What pushes a sufuria price up

Weight. Pick up two 24cm pots. The heavier one has thicker metal and will cost more, but it will not warp on a high flame and heats more evenly. This is the single best test in a shop.

Induction base. A magnetic steel disc or a full magnetic outer layer adds a few hundred shillings per pot. Worth it if you are moving to an induction cooker or might in the next few years.

Lids. Glass lids with steam vents cost more than pressed steel lids. They also count as pieces, which is how a 5 pot set becomes a "10 piece set".

Brand and origin. Uakeen, Edenberg and UccLife sets carry a premium over unbranded imports, and in our experience the difference shows after a year of daily use rather than on day one.

Where you buy. The same set is often KSh 2,000 to 4,000 more in a mall than online or in the CBD. Compare the model number, not the picture.

Which sufuria set should you buy?

If you are setting up a first kitchen on a budget, a 6 piece stainless steel or non-stick set at KSh 6,000 to 7,500 covers ugali, rice, stew and eggs. Add a single frying pan later.

If you cook for a family every day and want to buy once, a 10 piece tri-ply set at KSh 19,999 to 24,999 is the set we recommend most. It works on every cooker and there is no coating to replace.

If you love slow cooking and choma, one enamel cast iron Dutch oven or the 7 piece enamel set at KSh 9,999 alongside your existing pots does more than a whole second set.

If you are buying a gift, the Uakeen tri-ply kitchen set at KSh 25,499 or the kitchen bundles arrive as one complete box.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a sufuria in Kenya?

As of September 2026, a single sufuria or pan costs KSh 2,400 to 7,500 depending on material and size, and a set of six to twelve pieces costs KSh 6,000 to 25,000. Cast iron sizzling plates start at KSh 1,500.

Which sufuria is best for a gas cooker?

All of them work on gas. Tri-ply and die-cast aluminium spread the flame's heat most evenly, so food is less likely to catch in the middle.

Which sufuria works on an induction cooker?

Stainless steel with a magnetic base, tri-ply and cast iron all work. Plain aluminium does not unless the listing says "induction base". Check with a fridge magnet: if it sticks to the bottom, it will work.

Is a non-stick set worth it?

For eggs, pancakes and fish, yes. For boiling and heavy stews, stainless steel or tri-ply lasts far longer. Many homes run one non-stick pan and steel pots for everything else.

Do you deliver sufuria sets outside Nairobi?

Yes. We deliver countrywide, and you can pay on delivery within Nairobi. Call or WhatsApp 0723 784 736 / 0722 784 666 to confirm stock, or visit the showroom at Hazina Trade Centre, Mezzanine 2, Monrovia Street, Nairobi CBD.

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