Gas Teppanyaki grills on stand create a standalone grilling workstation with multiple independently controlled heating zones. Gas burners positioned beneath the steel griddle plate allow different heat levels to be used across individual sections of the cooking surface while preparing meat, fish, seafood, vegetables or other ingredients simultaneously.
High-performance atmospheric burners with a total power rate of 14 kW. Two, individually controlled heating zones. Piezo ignition. Equipped with pilot burners, safety thermocouples, gas valves, gas knobs. Griddle plate, made of 20 mm polished S355 JR steel. Rectangular drain with a large stainless steel container to collect grease/ food debris. Hand-/condiment rail which accepts various numbers of GN 1/9 containers. Detachable, spacious base cabinet with two sliding doors.
High-performance atmospheric burners with a total power rate of 21 kW. Three, individually controlled heating zones. Piezo ignition. Equipped with pilot burners, safety thermocouples, gas valves, gas knobs. Griddle plate, made of 20 mm polished S355 JR steel. Rectangular drain with a large stainless steel container to collect grease/ food debris. Hand-/condiment rail which accepts various numbers of GN 1/9 containers. Detachable, spacious base cabinet with two sliding doors.
Standalone Teppanyaki workstation with gas heating
The integrated stand allows the grill to be installed as a standalone appliance without requiring an additional work stand. This configuration can be used to create a dedicated Teppanyaki section or to integrate the appliance into a professional cooking line.
Independent control of the individual heating zones allows the cooking surface to be divided according to the ingredients being prepared. The chef can work with different heat levels on the same griddle plate and adjust the output during different stages of preparation.
Direct interaction with guests and show cooking
A Teppanyaki grill can form part of an open kitchen where guests can watch dishes being prepared directly on the griddle plate. The large cooking surface provides space for working with several ingredients at the same time and serving them progressively as they are prepared.
In show cooking concepts, food preparation itself becomes part of the presentation. Guests can observe the chef at work, follow the individual stages of cooking and see each dish finished immediately before serving.
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