Kamado BBQ
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The oldest way of cooking,
cast in ceramic.
A kamado is an egg-shaped barbecue made of thick ceramic that burns charcoal. Its shape and material go back to the Japanese ‘mushikamado’ and to the Chinese earthenware ovens of thousands of years ago — a closed cooking chamber that holds heat and spreads it evenly.
Thanks to the thick ceramic dome, a kamado works like an oven. It is a grill, a smoker and a pizza oven in one. The ceramic insulates so well that a single load of charcoal can keep you cooking for up to 24 hours, from a gentle 90 °C for pulled pork to 400 °C for a crisp pizza base.
The result: more tender meat, juicier vegetables and that unmistakable smoky flavour you never get from an ordinary gas or kettle barbecue. One appliance, all year round, for almost anything you want to cook.

Air in, heat locked in, flavour on top.
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Adjustable airflow
In our kamado, air comes in through the bottom vent, flows under and through the glowing charcoal and feeds the fire with oxygen. The hot air and smoke then rise through the cooking chamber and leave the kamado through the top vent (the top controller).
By opening the bottom and top vents further or closing them down, you set exactly how much air flows through the kamado: the more air passes through, the hotter the fire gets; the less air, the lower and steadier the temperature stays.
This simple but effective airflow system is what lets you control our kamado so precisely, both at high temperatures and for low & slow cooking.
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Insulation and heat retention
The thick ceramic dome insulates like an oven. Once up to temperature, the kamado stays stable for hours, even in winter. That makes our kamado one of the best barbecues for cooking outdoors all year round. - 03
Efficient charcoal burn
In a kamado the charcoal burns from the bottom up in a relatively small, controlled zone. Because there is little air at low temperatures, the charcoal burns slowly and cleanly, with hardly any smoke. At higher temperatures more air is let in and the fire gets hotter. The ceramic holds on to the heat, so you can keep burning for a long time on relatively little charcoal. - 04
Heat circulation and convection
The egg shape and the way air flows from bottom to top create natural convection. The hot air rises, circulates around the food and leaves through the top. That gives you very even heat. For low & slow cooking you often use a heat deflector (a stone plate), which blocks the direct radiant heat and turns it into indirect convection heat.
In short: good insulation, precise air control and a slow, efficient burn are what make a kamado so controllable and so economical.
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- 10-year warranty, up to 20 with the course
- Free delivery by appointment
- 30-day return period
Which size and which model?
Two questions decide it: how many people do you usually cook for, and how intensively will you use it? Below is the quickest route to the right kamado. The full guide with all nine criteria is under buying a kamado.
Go deeper, topic by topic
- 01 · Buying
Buying a kamado
Buying a kamado: which size, which model and the nine criteria that really matter. Plus what a good kamado costs.
- 02 · Basics
Kamado basics
Kamado basics: what a kamado is, how ceramic holds heat and why it cooks differently from an ordinary barbecue.
- 03 · Using
Using your kamado
Using your kamado: lighting, controlling the temperature with the vents, the right charcoal and seasonal maintenance.
- 04 · Techniques
Kamado techniques
Kamado techniques: direct and indirect cooking, low and slow, smoking, reverse sear and baking. Technique over recipe.
- 05 · Compare
Compare kamado brands
Compare kamado brands: Grill Bill next to Big Green Egg, Kamado Joe, The Bastard, Monolith and Primo on warranty, price and terms.
- 06 · Deals
Kamado deals
Kamado deals: the current offers on Grill Bill kamados and how to recognise a genuine deal.


























































































