Sullurupeta · 45 years of family heritage
Heritage cookware & home essentials, chosen with care.
Brass, copper, kansa, cast iron and soapstone for the kitchen; trusted appliances, serveware and furniture for the rest of the home — all under one roof, opposite SBI Bank on Gandla Street, Sullurupeta.


The collections
Everything for the kitchen, and the home around it
From traditional brass, copper and kansa to everyday triply cookware, appliances and furniture — chosen with the care of a family that has served homes for 45 years.
Know your metals
The materials of an Indian kitchen
Each traditional material cooks, stores and serves a little differently. Here is where each one shines — and our guides explain how to care for them.

Brass
Warm, golden and long-lasting — for festive cooking, serving and pooja.

Copper
Traditionally used to store drinking water, in bottles, jugs and dispensers.

Kansa
Bell metal, an alloy of copper and tin, prized for thalis and serving bowls.

Cast iron
Seasoned well, it lasts for generations — the classic dosa and paniyaram pan.

Soapstone
Slow, even heat for sambar, kuzhambu and curd in a seasoned kalchatti.
Order online
Triply pressure cookers, ready to order.
Our Stahl, Bergner and Aceware triply pressure cookers are listed with prices in our online store. Order there, or come and compare them in the showroom first.
Old-utensil exchange
Old utensils, new beginnings.
Bring your old utensils to the showroom and exchange their value against new products. It is the simplest way to refresh a kitchen without letting good metal go to waste.
పాత గిన్నెలు రామచంద్రా స్టోర్స్ లో కొత్త వస్తువులకు మార్చుకోవచ్చు.
- Bring them inAny day from Tuesday to Sunday, 9 AM to 9 PM.
- We assess them with youAnd tell you what they are worth towards your purchase.
- Choose something newThe exchange value is adjusted against your new products.

In the showroom
Handpicked from the shelves
A few favourites from across the store. Tap the bookmark to build a shortlist, then send it to us on WhatsApp for prices.

Our heritage
45 years of heritage, built for today
For over four decades, our family has earned the trust of thousands of customers through honest service and uncompromised quality. Ramachandhraa Stores is our newest showroom — it carries that experience into a modern, welcoming space in Sullurupeta.
Every piece on our shelves is chosen from makers and brands who share our standards, so you can see it, hold it and compare it before you take it home.
“True value lies in craftsmanship and design that lasts.”
Care & buying guides
Make it last a lifetime
Straight answers on seasoning, cleaning and choosing — the same advice we give across the counter.

Kansa vs Brass vs Copper: Choosing Traditional Metal Utensils
Kansa (bell metal), brass and copper compared: what each is made of, best uses, foods to avoid in unlined vessels, tin lining (kalai), care and gift ideas.

How to Use and Clean Copper Water Bottles, Jugs and Surahis
How to clean copper water bottles, jugs, surahis and dispensers with lemon or tamarind and salt, look after coated finishes, and why to store only water.

How to Season and Care for Cast Iron Cookware
Season a new cast iron dosa tawa, kadai or paniyaram pan step by step, then learn daily cleaning, rust rescue and the habits that ruin seasoning.
Visit the showroom
Come see, touch and compare
Address
8/2/160, Gandla Street, opposite SBI Bank,Sullurupeta, Andhra Pradesh 524121
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9 AM – 9 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM – 9 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM – 9 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM – 9 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM – 9 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM – 9 PM |
Private viewings available on request.
Call or WhatsApp
Gandla Street, Sullurupeta
Questions
Good to know
Quick answers about visiting, prices and the exchange. Anything else — just ask us on WhatsApp.
Where is Ramachandhraa Stores located?
Ramachandhraa Stores is at 8/2/160 Gandla Street, opposite SBI Bank, Sullurupeta, Andhra Pradesh 524121, in Tirupati district. It is a family-run home and kitchen store, and this showroom is the newest location of a family with 45 years of experience in the trade, who have earned the trust of thousands of customers through honest service and uncompromised quality.
What are the opening hours of Ramachandhraa Stores?
Ramachandhraa Stores is open Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and is closed on Mondays. If you would like unhurried time for a larger purchase, such as furniture or wedding shopping, you can ask for a private viewing by calling or messaging +91 90807 22578.
What does Ramachandhraa Stores sell?
Ramachandhraa Stores sells home and kitchen essentials in three groups: heritage cookware in brass, copper, kansa (bronze), cast iron, soapstone and marble; modern kitchen ranges of triply cookware, pressure cookers, kitchen appliances, serveware and kitchen racks; and home and pooja items, including brass idols, pooja mandirs, cots, mattresses, sofas, diwans, wardrobes, beruvas and dining and office furniture.
Which brands does Ramachandhraa Stores stock?
Ramachandhraa Stores stocks Prestige, Bergner, Stahl, Milton, Treo by Milton, Rasha, Hot-X, Panasonic, Preethi, Pigeon, Greenchef, Hawkins, Butterfly, Ultra, Vidiem, Centuary, Maxy, Aceware and Kosher. Heritage pieces in brass, copper, kansa and soapstone are chosen by material, size and finish rather than by brand. For a specific model, WhatsApp +91 90807 22578.
Does Ramachandhraa Stores exchange old utensils?
Yes, Ramachandhraa Stores offers an old-utensil exchange: the value of the old utensils you bring to the Sullurupeta showroom is adjusted against your new purchase. Exact terms vary, so call or WhatsApp +91 90807 22578 to check what is currently accepted before you come.
How does the old-utensil exchange work?
The exchange works in three steps: check what is accepted, bring your utensils to the showroom, and choose your new items. First, call or WhatsApp +91 90807 22578 to confirm which utensils are currently accepted. Next, bring them to 8/2/160 Gandla Street, opposite SBI Bank, Sullurupeta, between Tuesday and Sunday. Then choose your new purchase, and the value of your old utensils is adjusted against it.


