Thread: Where Can I Buy A Good Barbecue Grill??

Thanks klongmaster, I spoke with the manager there and I am in the process of ordering my grill!

Hey dirty dog isn't that the way you spell barbecue? Or is it barbeque? I have seen it both ways!

Originally Posted by klongmaster

he has tenderloins in Sukhumvit 33 and one of the bars in the small soi directly opposite called Lookie Lookie...he's there most nights...

Are you sure it's called Lookie Lookie? I thought is was called something like the "Blue Bar".

Anyhow, MtD knows the bloke fairly well (judging from the fact we went and had dinner and he spent longer speaking with that bloke than the rest of us). So I'd suggest a PM to MtD, he may even get you a discount

Klongy is on the ball with this one. He used to own Blue BBQ, but sold it (it has since floundered).

Originally Posted by blackgang

...Charcoal is all over at a good price, they use it themselves...

Problem is that Thai charcoal 'tung' burns way to fast for my taste. At least it is cheap, about 10baht per bag. I make it work but sure miss slow burning charcoal.

Originally Posted by chitown

I have been to Home Pro In Bangkok and Future Park Rangsit and they had high price ones that were low quality. I do not need anything fancy, just one that comes with a lid and vents on top and bottom for air flow. I prefer a Weber like we had at home...........The One Touch Silver Model

Also do they have good charcoal and lighter fluid?

Any advice?

Yr in Udon right?, a yank here in Udon makes BBQ's although mainly gas, he seems to have a thing against Charcoal. Anyway, good quality product.

BBQ Thailand. Quik-Fire, the Barbeque of all Gas Barbecues in stainless steel.

Originally Posted by hillbilly

Problem is that Thai charcoal 'tung' burns way to fast for my taste. At least it is cheap, about 10baht per bag. I make it work but sure miss slow burning charcoal.

Yes it does, and it must be the wood it is made from, I prefer natural charcoal to that ground and formed Briquettes that you get in the states tho.
I used to go out to the yard when I lived in Mexico that the Carboneros used to resack the stuff at that came in from the forest and buy the large sacks right off the truck, some in big chunks and some just barely carbonized and looked like mesquite and it was really great stuff.