• High heat
  • Smokeless
  • Long burning time

White
Charcoal

White Charcoal (Binchotan) is a type of charcoal produced by the sophisticated method invented by the Japanese people.

Superior of a kind

White Charcoal is considered to be the best charcoal thanks to its superior properties such as powerful heat, high carbon content and hardness. If you strike it, you'll hear metal clanking sounds.

Though it doesn't start easily, once ignited it burns steadily with a beautiful flame, giving those who master its use new control over the flavor of grilled foods. The lack of chemical additives and the incredibly high heat preserves the flavorful juices, adds a beautiful sear, and makes anything barbecued on it absolutely delectable.

These wonderful charcoal are not limited to kitchen usages, they also have health benefits if used properly, such as air filtration and the ability to absorb humidity and bad odors.

The Woods We Use

Konia

Konia trees are big perennial woody plants
frequently found in the central highlands in Vietnam.

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Coffee

Coffee is one of the main produce of Vietnam and especially the central highlands.

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Wood Chips

White Charcoal made from small lumps and chips of wood

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