Son of Hibachi

[Old Glory]

Cool little grill!

[Attjack]

Do you ever use it for Yakitori?

[Polarbear777]

Got one of these secondhand as well. Works not too bad. In reality, extinguishing and transporting isn’t at all fast. There are better options but this is fun to mess around with.

[Attjack]

Good observation 😂 It was actually $6 but everything was half off because it was the last day of the sale. I also got a Weber rotisserie for $4 that I'm giving to my buddy across the street and a 1 pound propane tank for $2.

[RobertC]

Score!!

I want one now, too. Worth *way* more than $3. Five bucks, at least.

I like that it's realistic enough that on the fishing trip they ended up eating burgers.

[bbqLuv]

Can't believe I watched the whole thing.
Long live BBQ and PBR too.

[Whiskeyman53]

Good find on the grill and video, I only planned on watching the video for a minute or two but I couldn't stop. The video brought back memories of lighter fluid in a metal container, the sound when you squeezed it and the pop it would make after a little heat got to the metal.

[Attjack]

Not yet 😂

[Mosca]

That video is nuts.

[Greygoose]

OUTSTANDING !!!!!

[Alphonse]

Man that is a beauty of a grill. Cool lighting system too! Did you get a hat to wear with it like in the video?

[HawkerXP]

LoL! It looked like my high school graduation party!

[Attjack]

My latest MCS acquisition is this vintage locally manufactured portable hibachi that I picked up at an estate sale for $3. It's my new Yakitori grill.




Apparently it's designed to function as its own chimney too. Check out this goofy video from 1979. Plenty of lighter fluid was used but I watched another video where a guy used a fire starter instead which will be my method.