Comparing Different Grills - Expert Analysis

A grill built for touring has different priorities to a full-size kitchen appliance. Here's a closer look at the design choices behind the Milenco Swiss Luxx Teppanyaki Grill (1500 W).

Low wattage for shared power

At 1500W, it's positioned as low-wattage compared with a typical domestic hot plate, which is intended to reduce the risk of tripping a shared campsite hook-up, particularly if other appliances are in use at the same time.

Non-stick surface and drip tray together

The non-stick cooking surface handles easy release and quick clean-up, while the separate removable drip tray manages fats and juices as you cook — a combination aimed at keeping clean-up manageable in a small kitchen space, awning, or outside on a camp table.

Stability and portability

Non-slip feet and a lightweight build are designed for use on a camp table rather than a fixed worktop, and the removable controller and drip tray make it straightforward to pack away between uses.

Temperature control

An adjustable temperature control gives more precision than a fixed-heat plate, letting you turn it down for delicate items or up for a faster sear, within the limits of the 1500W element.