Charcoal grilling can help to break down the proteins in your food, making it easier to digest. When you grill your food, the high heat helps to caramelize the outside, which can improve the flavor and texture of your meal. Additionally, because you're not using added oils or sauces, you're less likely to experience heartburn or indigestion.

Further enhancing its appeal, smoke tubes come in various sizes and designs, allowing you to choose one that suits your grilling style and preferences. For example, a smaller smoke tube is great for quick flavor boosts, while larger tubes are perfect for extended cookouts.

The preparation of the meat is just as important as the grilling process. Before being cooked, the meat is often marinated in a delectable blend of soy sauce, sake, mirin, and sugar, allowing the flavors to infuse. Alternatively, some diners prefer a simpler approach, enjoying the meat's natural taste enhanced by a sprinkle of salt or a dipping sauce known as “tare,” made from soy sauce, sake, and various aromatics.