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Kylin 5-Ply 316 Stainless Steel Honeycomb Non-Stick Wok with Glass Lid
Cooker King White Titanium Wok 32cm
Kirameki Pure Iron Double Fiber Line Stir Fry Wok Made In Japan
Kirameki Premium Pure Iron Nitriding Processing Stir Fry Wok Made In Japan
Cooker King Ceramic Crystal Wok 30cm
Hello Kitchen Wood Cast Iron Wok & Stir Fry Pan Lid Pot Cover Anti-Scalding 33cm
Cooker King Energy Efficient Wok 34cm
Cooker King White Titanium Wok 28cm
Cooker King White Titanium Wok 26cm
Kylin 3 Layer Stainless Steel Non Stick Noka Wok 30cm
Cooker King White Titanium Wok 30cm
Cooker King Ceramic Crystal Wok 32cm
Hello Kitchen Non-stick Marble Wok 28cm/32cm
Kirameki Nitriding Processing Double Handle Wok 36cm - 77414
Cooker King S/S Wok Turner CK82596
THRJ Jichi Wood Long Stir Fry Wok Turner Paddle Spatula Cooking 39cm 2529
Synmore Granite Non-Stick Wok Pan with Wooden Handle 28cm
Justcook 30cm JSHS-IH4930C-1 Marble Wok Stir fry Pan
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A wok is one of those pans that changes how you cook once you have a good one. High heat, fast cooking, less oil, and that slightly charred flavour you can't quite replicate in a standard frying pan. Whether you're stir frying vegetables, searing meat, or making a quick fried rice, a wok handles it better than most other pans.
Hello Kitchen stocks a range of woks in stainless steel, pure iron, titanium, ceramic, marble, and granite finishes, from compact 26cm models to larger 36cm woks suited to cooking for a crowd.
Stainless Steel Woks
Stainless steel woks are durable, easy to maintain, and don't require seasoning the way iron woks do. Multi-layer stainless steel construction distributes heat more evenly than a single layer pan, which matters when you're cooking on high heat. A good option for health-conscious cooks who want a long-lasting wok without worrying about coating degradation over time.
Pure Iron Woks
Iron woks are the traditional choice for serious stir frying. They handle extremely high heat well, develop a natural non-stick surface over time with proper seasoning, and give you that authentic wok hei flavour that's hard to achieve with coated pans. Kirameki's Japanese-made pure iron woks use nitriding processing for improved rust resistance, making them more practical to maintain than traditional bare iron.
Titanium and Non-Stick Woks
Cooker King's white titanium woks offer a hard-wearing non-stick surface that's more durable than standard coated pans. Available in 26cm, 28cm, 30cm, and 32cm sizes, they're a practical everyday option for households that want reliable non-stick performance without the upkeep of iron. Marble and granite finish woks are also available for those who want something that looks good on the stove.
Ceramic Woks
Ceramic crystal woks offer a coating-free cooking surface that's popular among health-conscious households. Free from PTFE and PFOA, ceramic woks are a cleaner alternative to traditional non-stick pans for everyday stir frying and sauteing.
Choosing the Right Size
A 28cm to 30cm wok suits most everyday cooking for two to four people. A 32cm to 34cm wok gives you more room when cooking larger quantities or when you want to toss ingredients without them spilling over the sides. A 36cm double-handle wok is better suited to larger households or anyone who regularly cooks for a group.
Woks FAQ
It depends on how you cook. Pure iron gives the best high-heat performance and develops a natural non-stick surface over time, but requires regular seasoning and more care. Stainless steel is low maintenance and durable without any coating to worry about. Titanium and non-stick coated woks are the most convenient for everyday cooking with minimal effort. Ceramic is a good choice for those avoiding synthetic coatings entirely.
Not all woks are induction compatible. Induction cooktops require cookware with a magnetic base. Most stainless steel and iron woks work on induction, but ceramic, aluminium, and some titanium models may not. Check the individual product page for induction compatibility before purchasing.
For most households cooking for two to four people, a 28cm to 30cm wok is the right size. If you regularly cook for larger groups or want extra room when tossing ingredients, a 32cm to 34cm model gives you more space without being unwieldy on a standard home cooktop.
Iron woks need to be seasoned before first use and maintained with regular seasoning to build up a natural non-stick surface and prevent rust. Stainless steel, titanium, ceramic, and non-stick coated woks do not require seasoning and are ready to use straight away.
Wok hei refers to the slightly smoky, charred flavour that comes from cooking on very high heat in a well-seasoned wok. It's most commonly associated with iron woks used over a high-flame gas burner. Getting wok hei at home is easier with a pure iron wok, a gas cooktop, and cooking in small batches so the pan temperature doesn't drop when ingredients are added.
Yes, a wok is a versatile pan suited to steaming, deep frying, braising, poaching, and making sauces. The curved sides and depth make it practical for any cooking method that benefits from high heat or a large cooking surface. A wok with a matching lid extends its usefulness further for steaming and slow cooking applications.


