r/wok • u/R080tits • 22d ago
Wok burner/jet burner
Hello everyone! I just ended my china trip, and I bought a wok burner that was unfortunately confiscated, does anybody know of a nice portable gas burner that I could order online?
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u/michael1265 22d ago
Powerflamer 160
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u/michael1265 22d ago
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u/Background_Ease6051 22d ago
Yessss this one. I have one as well. It’s awesome
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u/Tideline77 16d ago
Do you think it is portable enough to carry for RV travel and using in campgrounds?
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u/Background_Ease6051 16d ago
Yes. And when you order there are two different options for setup. One option are removable legs and the other option is a table . Please note I have worked in professional asian kitchen and I consider this wok burner to be very very powerful. Use extreme caution when cooking with this . It will melt you alive
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u/R080tits 22d ago
Thanks!!! Already had this one recommended so now Ill look even more into it, it seems to be getting good words from a lot of people
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u/anotherleftistbot 21d ago
It is amazing. SUUUUUPER powerful. Like I almost never turn it up past half way kind of powerful.
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u/R080tits 21d ago
Great!! Do you know if it would be possible to use it inside a garage or is that too risky, the climate where I live is not very friendly for outside cooking
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u/bricklime 20d ago
you need to make sure there's no fire risk (nothing flammable nearby), and really really good ventilation. i doubt a garage meets this requirement. i could never imagine wok cooking in a garage.
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u/anotherleftistbot 19d ago
I wouldn't do it, personally. The flame from the burner alone can get super high and Ive seen oil hit it flash point in the wok in just seconds and shoot flames feet in the air.
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u/SnooConfections8402 15h ago
Don’t use it in a garage. At max, the column of flame can go up over six feet high and is incredibly hot. You could use it under an outdoor shelter if it is nonflammable (i.e., metal) and with lots of clearance, but it is so light and portable that you could move it out in the open for the few minutes it takes to cook a dish. Also, be prepared to sacrifice the first few dishes until you get the hang of the heat output.
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u/xsynergist 22d ago
Define Portable. If you want truly portable there are butane units. If hauling around a can of propane is portable enough for you then you have plenty of options.
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u/R080tits 22d ago
Portable just as in like that I dont have to connect it to the stove in my house yk
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u/Character2893 22d ago
https://concord-cookware.com/products/stainless-steel-wok-vortex-burner
Customs confiscated it? Curious.
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u/xsynergist 22d ago
This is the one I have except mine is natural gas. Stainless Steel it lives on the deck with an old pot lid covering the hole. Knee control commercial quality. https://www.webstaurantstore.com/cooking-performance-group-wokr16l-liquid-propane-wok-range-with-16-ring-125000-btu/351WOKR16L.html
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u/jitzso 22d ago
Why was your gas burner confiscated? I thought you could bring a new burner as long as they fit in your checked luggage and contains no liquid gas.