SOGA Fry Pans Collection – The Heart of Your Kitchen

Step into HeyHey’s SOGA Pans Collection — where quality, versatility, and style meet in every skillet, fry pan, and grill pan. Whether you’re searing steaks, sautéing vegetables, or making delicate crepes, there's a SOGA pan designed to help you cook better.

What You’ll Find Here

• Cast iron pans & skillets — superior heat retention and natural seasoning that improves over time.

• Ribbed / grill pans — get the perfect grill marks indoors, without an outdoor grill.

• Non-stick or coated pans — easier release and cleaning while maintaining durability.

• Small pans / mini skillets — ideal for singles, sides, or precision cooking.

• Special pans — e.g. takoyaki pans, rectangular pans, deep frying pans depending on stock.

HeyHey already carries a wide selection of fry pans, including premium cast iron models and more everyday options. 

Why Choose SOGA Pans

• Durability & performance. SOGA pans are built to last — cast iron models resist warping, coatings are tough, and design supports even heat distribution.

• Multi-cooktop compatibility. Many models work on gas, electric, ceramic, and induction surfaces.

• Versatility in the kitchen. From high-heat searing to gentle sautéing, your pan needs to adapt — and SOGA does.

• Easy care. Some models are simple to rinse and maintain, while cast iron ones offer long-term value if you care for them well.

Cooking Scenarios & Use Tips

• Searing & grilling indoors. Use ribbed cast iron or grill pans to replicate outdoor grilling.

• Everyday cooking. Use non-stick or coated pans for everyday eggs, stir-fries, and pancakes.

• Precision & small dishes. Reach for mini skillets when you’re cooking for one or doing garnishes.

• One-pan meals. Large pans let you combine steps: sear, stir, simmer, and finish in the same vessel.

Care & Best Practices

• Season cast iron. Keep it oiled and use gentle cleaning to maintain the seasoning.

• Avoid sudden temperature shocks. Don’t plunge a hot pan into cold water.

• Use correct utensils. Silicone, wood, or nylon tools help preserve coatings.

• Clean promptly. Don’t let residues bake on; soak and wash before the mess sets.

• Store wisely. If stacking pans, use cloth or paper in between to prevent scratches.

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