
Nothing Can Stop You From Grilling.
Every indoor option you've tried has let you down. The stovetop grill pan fills the kitchen with smoke before the meat even sears. The George Foreman presses the life out of everything and calls it grilling. The communal apartment grill requires a reservation and a full production.
So you stopped. You roast in the oven. You pan-fry and tell yourself it's the same. It isn't.
The GRILZON Indoor Grill™ is a stone-coated electric grill surface that reaches 482°F. It produces real grill results without ventilation, without the smoke alarm, and without a 15-minute cleanup after.
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|   | Grilzon | Others |
|---|---|---|
| No Smoke, No Alarms | ||
| Rinses Clean in Seconds | ||
| Built in Temp Control | ||
| KBBQ Experience |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it actually smokeless? I've tried indoor grilling before and it always fills the room.
Is it actually smokeless? I've tried indoor grilling before and it always fills the room.
Indoor smoke comes from oil burning on bare metal at high heat. The stone non-stick coating prevents that contact entirely, and the 5-gear temperature control keeps heat from running away. The result is cooking aroma, not alarm-triggering smoke.
How is this different from a George Foreman grill?
How is this different from a George Foreman grill?
The George Foreman presses food between two plates. This is an open flat surface, like an outdoor grill or a restaurant teppanyaki plate. Food sears without being pressed flat. Completely different cooking experience and the only format that works for KBBQ at the table.
Can I use this for Korean BBQ at the table?
Can I use this for Korean BBQ at the table?
That's exactly what it's designed for. Set it in the center of the table, plug it in, and cook while you eat. Same format as a Korean BBQ restaurant. Cleanup takes about three minutes after.
How hot does it get? Can it actually sear a steak?
How hot does it get? Can it actually sear a steak?
It reaches 482°F at maximum. That's actual searing temperature with real crust formation. Chicken thighs, ribeyes, pork belly all cook properly. For thin-cut KBBQ meats, it's ideal. For thicker cuts, you get a legitimate sear.
I live in a small apartment. Will this take up too much counter space?
I live in a small apartment. Will this take up too much counter space?
The plate is 14 inches in diameter, about the size of a large round pizza. Cooks for 2 to 4 people at once. Stores flat in a cabinet when not in use.
How do I clean it after cooking?
How do I clean it after cooking?
Lift the plate off, run it under warm water, wipe with a soft cloth. The stone coating means nothing sticks or bakes on. Most customers report under 90 seconds. Dishwasher-safe too.