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Your cart is empty.These Charcoal Grills have been tested and sold in Europe for over 3 years and today are available in USA and Canada It is also called Mangal, Kebab grill or Brazilian BBQ and is used to cook Souvlaki, Kabob, Shashlik, etc. Its size and design allow you to use it in two different ways. The BBQ could be used with skewers or with a grill top grid for anything from stakes to chicken. -Fully Stainless Steel Compact size Grill. (Capacity of 8 skewers) -5 High quality stainless steel skewers (Free). -1 grilling grid (Free). -2 grid holding clips (Free). -The handles' design allow you to carry it even when the grill is hot. -The legs can be folded for ease of transportation or storage. -Adjustable vents on both sides of the grill allow you to control oxygen input, provide an even air flow and prevent spot heat . -Perfect distance between the charcoal holder and the grill top. Grill's Specs Imperial Metric Size: 16" x 11.5" x 5" 40 x
Vitali Radkevich
Reviewed in Canada on August 27, 2020
Still happy with this bbq for more than 2 years.Keeping it outside. Never rusted .
Andrei Kodenko
Reviewed in Canada on April 13, 2020
Great for camping or picnic. Light weight and portable.
P. Farshim
Reviewed in Canada on June 4, 2019
dont buy this crap
Vassily Salytchev
Reviewed in Canada on September 8, 2017
Great look. Started to rust after just few uses
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2017
Fast shipping and excellent quality!
Marik
Reviewed in Canada on July 7, 2016
Prompt delivery. The only thing that bothered me is blue plastic it was covered with. Struggled to get rid of it. Other than that perfectly serves the purpose. Functions as described. My advise, be careful with the edges, very sharp
Dan
Reviewed in Canada on July 11, 2016
First of all, thanks to Marik who posted the first review - it was 100% accurate about sharp edges. I was careful but a couple of times it was close to get a cut.Delivery was super fast, seller did a good job here.BBQ was made in Germany and targeted for Russian market where that type of grills is most popular. All labels are in 4 languages: German, Russian, English and French but there was no assembly instruction. None. I managed to figure out how to put things together by looking closely at the pictures of assembled product. 4 little springs paired with nuts hold 2 ventilation bars (bar inside, screw and spring outside). 4 plastic caps goes to feet. And 2 larger springs go to handle bars.There are 2 grills: one flat - for cooking and another with little angles - to put on the bottom of the grill. That allows airflow underneath charcoal.The product was wrapped in a nasty blue plastic film (mostly on the outside, some edges inside). I was unable to remove all of the film, some pieces along the edges remained. They will burn out on a first use but I'm still wondering which moron put them there in the first place?! That film can be toxic when burning, it's definitely not a good idea to use in with something that may have contact with food.Skewers are good but there's no good way to take full advantage of their screw-like handles. For those who aren't very familiar with this type of BBQ the screw part of a skewer is used to position it at desired angle so that food on a skewer would cook from all sides. Rims of the BBQ are flat and allow only 2 ways of placing the skewers. Not very well though-through.The box says "fine quality stainless steel" - which is a good joke because in fact all box is made of very thin metal, some tin cans are thicker. On the bright side that makes it lighter and more portable.Normally I would return a product of that quality but I decided to keep this one as I'm only going to use it a couple of time a year.There's no carrying case for the BBQ so consider using some old grocery bag as the BBQ gets dirty after first use.Some unboxing pictures are attached. Shot with the ruler gives an idea how thin the metal is. If one looks closely at the edge between 0 and 1 mm of the scale one would notice that there are actually 2 layers of metal wrapped along the edge! Other pictures shows process of peeling off the blue film and remaining pieces tucked along the edges so tight they'll never come out. That's the bottom side so most of them aren't visible.Beware of sharp edges and have a great BBQ!
Jonathan Enrique Castañeda Iglesias
Reviewed in Canada on October 4, 2016
I love it. Is exactly what I was looking for. Practice, small and at the same time enough space, portable. I took it to a campsite and everyone loved it. enough for 8 ppl. Easy to clean. Not thick but good quality.
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