Food processors & choppers

Food processors & choppers in Malaysia

Updated 4 November 2026

Food processors and choppers cost from about RM 42 for a compact chopper to about RM 499 for a full-size processor with attachments in Malaysia, and one catering-brand processor is listed at RM 1,092. The price depends on the wattage, the bowl size, new or used and the brand. For current prices on the model you want, send a request on BlaBlaPrice, where the AI looks through local shops and price lists and shows what it finds.

The ranges come from listings in the search results, so they show what is on sale now rather than a fixed price. Brands such as Panasonic, Philips, Kenwood and KHIND appear across the range, so compare wattage and bowl size, not only the name.

Warranty and what to check

Philips states a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects for its food processor in Malaysia, and the KitchenAid warranty page asks for two files to complete registration. Ask the seller for the warranty card and proof of purchase, and whether the warranty comes from the brand or from the seller. For a used machine, ask its age and whether it is still under warranty.

Wattage, bowl size and attachments

Wattage and bowl size matter more than the name on the box. A 450 W chopper with a 1 L bowl suits onions and herbs, while a food processor with several attachments and a larger bowl suits slicing, grating and bigger batches. Check the bowl capacity in litres and the power in watts, and count only the attachments you will really use. Mini choppers at RM 42 to RM 169 cost less but hold less.

New, used and delivery between cities

The price ranges above are for new listings, so say in the request whether you also accept a used machine. Name your city, because a shop in Kuala Lumpur may quote delivery to George Town or Johor Bahru separately. Ask whether the price includes delivery and warranty registration, and get the total in RM, not only the price of the unit.

Season and when to compare

Malaysia has no winter, so kitchen appliances have no cold-season buying peak. November falls in the wetter part of the year across much of the country, but this category has no real season. Compare listings on the day you buy, because online prices change.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe the device in your own words in the chat, and the AI asks for missing details such as wattage, bowl size or budget. It then looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Malaysia and shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to exchange them. For related devices see Kitchen appliances or Steamers & multicookers.