Professional Single Banjo Wok Burner with Stand. Up to 270,000 BTU. Great for Home Brewing, Wok Stir Fry, Turkey, Etc. (16")

Man this burner is hot and just works amazing. It was very impressively made with absolutely solid construction. Everything assembled very easy and fit well. It worked right out the gate and required minimal air flow adjustment. This burner is a great value and will get tons of use as a wok burner. My first use was with a veggie basket to roast ingredients for a salsa. It came out so well that I'll always do this in the future. Fried rice in a wok was just as easy using this burner. Height is great for frying with a deep pan, but a little low for really safe wok or disco cooking. You may need a solid log or structure to raise it up a bit. I put it on my wooden grill table and was fine. But I'm gonna pick up a thick trunk log thats maybe 20", to raise it up during wok use.

This burner works great for camping and any defrying with a wok

I only gave this five starts because that is all they allow. Imma give this 6 out of 5 starts. This thing is as solid as Sergeant Al Powell and John McClane's bromance. Prolly about 6 joules shy of being a blast furnace for smelting iron ore...it absolutely brings the heat. Like it has a vortex straight to hell or something. Very minimalistic design and the set up is easier than Blanche Devereaux. On a serious note, this is the hottest wok I have seen outside of a commercial kitchen. Most of those I have used or seen in other restaurants are between 90,000 - 150,000 BTUs. I was skeptical at first about the heat output. Trust me, this little puppy packs a punch. I test drove it by making Pad Thai. I was not prepared for the heat output and experienced a little burning/sticking. Luckily none of that made into the dish. And the Wok Hei that developed from the Thai chilis was unlike anything I have experienced or can explain...umami/woodsy/floral. I included the video of the test run in this review. And just a FYI, in the video, it is not even on full throttle.... The solid construction, size, and bang for your buck will be hard to beat.

When I received this and my wife saw it she loved it. It is one heavy duty well made Wok Burner. I assembled it and hooked it up to my propane tank and got out my butane lighter. Read the instructions twice and looked at the video they recommended, which was basically a stick man lighting a barbecue. Turned on the gas and upon putting the flame next to the grill had a huge BANG. Thought I had done something wrong and went over everything in the instructions and assembly. Lit it again and BANG. Scared the heck out of me. I wanted to keep it so bad, but not safe. No phone number to call or web site to access. Packed it back up and returned it. Don't know what I could have been doing wrong, but good luck

Great for stir-frying, as it has much more heat than a side burner on my Weber grill. I set it on a patio table; however, in windy weather, I put it on the deck, as a gust of wind can put out the flame. Sturdy construction, and the hose and regulator look solid. The heat is adjusted by the pressure regulator knob, different from grills. I used this cover: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRB4FSYS?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1. Fire Pit Cover for Solo Stove Bonfire 22 Inch, Waterproof Solo Stove Shelter Accessories, Firepit Covers Round Outdoor (Black) for storage, it fits reasonably well. Overall, great value.

Out of the box a great burner compared to most. Using the wok with the ring version I bought is so much more stable than the others I’ve tried like the Bass Pro fish/turkey fryer. The ring is not a perfect circle so my 11” cast iron skillet has some wiggle but you can’t tell using the wok. It gets the wok super hot in seconds so is a pleasure to use. It quickly got the cast iron skillet to 700 F using my IR thermometer before I seared off the outside of the Christmas rib roast. Using it on the ground is annoying and on a table means I have to clean up any food and oil splatters that happen. I pulled the plastic feet out of the bottom of the legs and inserted 36” x 3/4” cast iron pipe legs with capped feet. The ring is now 38” off the ground, a good height for me as I’m pretty tall. I drilled holes in the burner legs for a sheet metal screw each and holes in the pipes to match. I can pick it all up and move it easily and the propane tank can sit underneath as you can see in the picture. I cook with it out in the yard so only have to clean the wok. Next are some small folding shelves and some way to hold the wok lid for easy access.

They tell you it gets super hot, and it does!!! Great value and quality. I got it to use for wok and I can finally get that sweet Wok Hei that is so authentic. Be careful! The gloves that come with it aren’t very big for American man hands.

Do not buy! The burner sits at an angle (as other reviews have stated). The build is robust and high quality. However, the metal plate that attaches the burner to the frame is the wrong length so that the burner does not point up! What a shame. Concord must have ZERO quality assurance. Amazon will not take the return, despite this being a Prime item. Amazon has jumped the shark. I plan on canceling my Prime membership this Fall before another year’s subscription is loaded onto my credit card. This is not the first issue that I have had with Amazon over the past year. Good riddance Amazon. See you soon Target and Wal-Mart! I never thought I’d say that.