Josper Grills is a subcategory of 69 products, divided into 5 types: Josper Grill, Open grill, Josper Kombo, Robata and Josper Rotisserie. At the heart of the range are the professional grills of the HGJ, HJA and HJX ranges (for example HGJ-PRO Hibachi Josper, HJA-PLUS-M120-HCTD, HJX-PRO L175, HJX-PRO M120 WTD) and the Baskick open grills. They are complemented by grilling charcoal from Josper and Marabú, including premium Binchotan.
How to find your way around this category
Josper Grill is the classic enclosed grill combining the function of a grill and a smoker. The open grill (Baskick) offers greater control over the flame and direct grilling. Josper Kombo combines several functions in a single appliance. Robata is the Japanese style of grilling over an open fire, suitable for the quick preparation of smaller portions. Josper Rotisserie is used for evenly spit-roasting whole cuts of meat or poultry.
The choice of model depends above all on the operation - smaller models (M120) are suited to bistros and smaller restaurants, large models (L175) to high-turnover operations.
Overview of grill types
Type
Character
Suitable for
Josper Grill (enclosed)
A combination of grill and smoker
All-round catering use
Open grill / Baskick
Direct grilling over an open fire
Quick preparation, visual show cooking
Josper Kombo
A combination of several functions
Operations with a varied menu
Robata
Japanese style of grilling
Smaller portions, quick turnover
Josper Rotisserie
Even spit roasting
Whole cuts of meat and poultry
You will find the specific dimensions, output and price on request for the professional models in the product detail.
Why cook on a Josper grill
Josper was founded in Spain in the 1960s and its grills have become a standard in professional kitchens thanks to their ability to reach high temperatures while maintaining precise control by means of adjustable air vents. The enclosed design also works as a smoker, so meat and fish acquire a characteristic smoky flavour without the need for a separate smoking appliance.
The quality of the charcoal has a fundamental influence on the result of grilling - Binchotan burns for longer and more evenly than ordinary grilling charcoal, which you will appreciate above all during longer preparation.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a Josper Grill and a Robata?
The Josper Grill is an enclosed grill that also works as a smoker, whereas Robata is an open Japanese style of grilling suited to the quick preparation of smaller portions directly in front of the customer.
Why is there no price for some models?
Bespoke professional models have their price set individually according to configuration and installation - contact us for a quotation.
Which charcoal is most suitable for a Josper grill?
We recommend charcoal from Josper itself or from Marabú, and for the most demanding use the premium Binchotan with its long and even burning time.
Is the Josper Rotisserie suitable for a smaller operation as well?
Yes, the range includes models of various sizes - you will find the specific capacity and dimensions in the product detail.
Does a Josper grill require special installation?
Professional models usually require ventilation and expert positioning - please discuss the installation details when ordering.