It is a traditional Japanese-style charcoal grill, also known as a Konro or Hibachi grill, and is suitable for yakitori, BBQ, meat, seafood, vegetables, and other charcoal grilling.
Some of the best chefs in the world and many high-end Japanese restaurants choose traditional Yakitori grills because they can reach very high cooking temperatures and, thanks to the excellent insulation properties of diatomaceous earth, keep heat efficiently inside the grill.
Because the body has excellent insulation properties, it helps keep heat inside the grill, reduces heat transfer to the outside, and makes charcoal grilling more efficient and comfortable.
Grilling meat, seafood, vegetables, and other ingredients over charcoal makes the food taste better and adds a smoky flavor that cannot be obtain