Cooking with our Tandoors is simple, captivating and delicious
Forget about the tedious process of turning, flipping and pasting your meats! Simply load the Tandoor and enjoy the ensuing aromas that will delight your family and guests… then proceed to feast like the great Ghengis Khan!

- meat is cooked to succulence (soft, juicy and tasty!)
- cooking time is significantly reduced
- no need for constant monitoring
- possible to cook large range of dishes
- less firewood/charcoal required due to maintaining heat/temp
- the meat doesn’t burn
- you can use raw hard wood, lump charcoal or briquette
- you can use the tandoor as a ceramic smoker
- cook large amounts of meat at one time
- the flavour dispensed from ceramic walls increases with use
- the tandoor is a prestigious and elegant addition to your home
- environmentally friendly and completely natural/organic
- easy and quick to keep clean

The disadvantages of standard BBQ
- the meat is fried and not cooked to succulence (dry, uneven cooking)
- BBQ are manufactured from a variety of processed materials
- you can not cook in the rain and wind
- BBQ are limited to what you can cook
- BBQ require more charcoal/wood due to poor heat maintenance
- portion quantities are severely limited
- Tedious- meats have to be turned, flipped and brushed with marinade
- Hassle and time consuming to clean properly

01. Select your fuel source
Wood or charcoal will work perfectly fine. Load the tandoor oven with a selected fuel source.

02. Ignite your fuel source
Ignite the fuel source within the tandoor oven. Remember to keep the lid and ash bunk open for optimal aeration and rapid ignition.

03. Place your food inside the Tandoor
After initial ignition, the inner walls of the Tandoor will turn black. You will know the tandoor oven has reached optimal temperature and is ready for cooking once the walls have become white.

04. Feast like the Sultan!
Periodically observe your food cooking within the tandoor oven- remember that because the Tandoor maintains heat, it cooks quickly!