Weather you enjoying the benefits of hot bubbling water or a dip in your pool, or a fresh brisket off the Kamado Joe BBQ we are here to serve you helping turn your backyard into your ideal oasis that friends and family will never want to leave.  We personally invite you to come check out our showroom and see for yourself at 225 S. Wenatchee Ave. Here is a little history of Kamado Joe.

The modern kamado-style grill is based on ancient technology. The earliest cooking vessels were made of clay and found in China, dated to be over 3,000 years old. All over the world these cooking vessels evolved in many different ways, and in Japan a clay pot with a removable dome lid became popular. This device was called a “mushikamado” and it included a damper and draft door for better heat control. It also was fueled by charcoal rather than wood. The mushikamado was introduced to Americans after the Second World War. Eventually, it became known as a “kamado” which literally means “cooking range” or “stove” in Japanese.

 Most modern kamado grills are made from ceramics. The use of ceramics has many advantages over other materials, mainly the excellent heat retention. Ceramic grills can retain heat for long periods of time, making them extremely versatile as they can be used for grilling, smoking, and baking. Kamados can reach consistent temperatures as low as 225° F and as high as 750°+ F. Using the vent system, precise control of airflow can be maintained, allowing kamados to function much like wood-fired ovens and they can be used to roast or bake anything. The use of modern ceramics also ensures that kamados seldom crack, which was a common fault in the original Japanese design.