Kitchen Sets & Cooking Toys
Battery Operated My Home Children's Iron Toy 3+
Regular priceRs 2,100.00
or 3 X Rs 700.00 with
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or Fruit Cutting Toy with Durian Container 3+
Regular priceRs 2,500.00
or 3 X Rs 833.33 with
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or Battery Operated My Home Toy Coffee Maker Machine 3+
Regular priceRs 2,850.00
or 3 X Rs 950.00 with
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or Battery Operated My Home Children's Toy Washing Machine 3+
Regular priceRs 2,950.00
or 3 X Rs 983.33 with
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or Mini Kitchen Sink with Water Dishwasher – Kitchen Toy Set
Regular priceRs 3,200.00
or 3 X Rs 1,066.66 with
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or Battery Operated Blender & Coffee Machine Playset (3+)
Regular priceRs 3,800.00
or 3 X Rs 1,266.66 with
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or Kitchen Sets & Cooking Toys in Sri Lanka
Pretend play is a genuinely important part of growing up, not just a way to pass time. Our assortment of kitchen toys — food, utensils, sinks, cookware, and other accessories — gives kids a real kitchen experience while quietly building fine motor skills, vocabulary, and sequencing. Age guidance below to help pick the right set.
Frequently Asked Questions — Kitchen Sets & Cooking Toys
What age is a kitchen set appropriate for?
Around 12–18 months, children mostly enjoy the sensory exploration — opening doors, turning knobs — rather than true pretend cooking, so a simple set works best. The real sweet spot for imaginative kitchen play is 2–3 years old, and most children keep enjoying and expanding on kitchen play well past 5–6 years as their storytelling and role-play get more elaborate.
What's the actual developmental benefit of kitchen play?
It's genuinely more than just fun — mixing, slicing, and pretend-measuring build fine motor skills, narrating the cooking process builds vocabulary and language, and remembering steps or ingredients supports memory and sequencing. It's also a strong setting for cooperative play if siblings or friends take on different roles (chef, customer, waiter).
Wooden or plastic kitchen sets — which should I choose?
Wooden sets tend to be sturdier long-term and often have a more tactile, realistic feel, but cost more and are heavier to move. Plastic sets are lighter, often more colourful and feature-rich (lights, sounds, water features), and easier for younger children to move pieces around independently. Neither is inherently better — it comes down to your space, budget, and how rough the play will be.
What accessories usually come with a kitchen set?
This varies by set — check the specific product listing, but common inclusions are play food pieces, pots/pans, utensils, and sometimes a sink with a turning tap or play water feature. Larger sets may include a stove with turn-dials and sound effects.
Do you deliver islandwide, and is assembly required?
Yes, we deliver islandwide within 1–5 days. Larger kitchen sets typically require assembly — check the specific product listing, or ask us and we'll confirm what's involved.
