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Mibrasa HMB Mini Plus Charcoal Worktop Oven

SKU: HP827

£10,055.00(£12,066.00 inc VAT)
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 2
  • In the event of equipment failure an engineer will be sent for an onsite repair 2

The Mibrasa HMB Mini Plus is a compact, charcoal-fired oven designed for commercial kitchens where live-fire cooking is part of the offer but floor space is limited. It runs entirely on charcoal, producing the high radiant heat that grills, roasts, and finishes food in a way that gas and electric alternatives cannot replicate. The result is the characteristic smokiness and depth of flavour associated with traditional ember cooking, delivered consistently from a relatively small worktop footprint.

In service, the HMB Mini Plus is well suited to operations covering up to around 65 covers. The charcoal heat source provides intense, even cooking across the chamber, and the design allows operators to cook fish, meat, vegetables, and flatbreads with minimal intervention. Recovery between covers is inherent to how charcoal ovens work — the fuel bed retains heat effectively, meaning throughput during a busy service is steady rather than stop-start, provided the charcoal load is managed correctly from the outset of service.

Practical operational advantages include:

  • Live-fire cooking that enhances natural flavour without additional ingredients or processes
  • Versatile enough to handle a wide range of proteins, vegetables, and breads in a single unit
  • Stainless steel construction supports straightforward cleaning between services
  • Compact dimensions make it viable in kitchens where a full-size charcoal oven is not practical
  • Worktop format integrates into an existing pass or preparation line without structural modification

At 313kg, the HMB Mini Plus requires a surface capable of supporting significant concentrated weight — this is not a lightweight piece of kit, and the installation location should be assessed carefully before delivery. Ventilation is a firm requirement: charcoal combustion produces carbon monoxide and smoke, so the unit must be positioned beneath a suitable extraction canopy meeting your local authority's requirements. No gas or water connections are needed, but operators should factor in charcoal storage, ash management, and the time required to bring the oven to working temperature before service begins.

The HMB Mini Plus is best suited to independent restaurants, small hotels, and specialist concept kitchens where live-fire cooking is central to the menu rather than an occasional feature. It is not intended for very high-volume operations or kitchens where fast-turnaround volume cooking is the priority — for those environments, a larger-capacity charcoal oven within the Mibrasa range would be a more appropriate consideration.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your service volume, extraction setup, or kitchen layout, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Is the HMB Mini Plus sufficient for a busy restaurant service?

The HMB Mini Plus is designed for operations running up to around 65 covers. For kitchens pushing higher volumes or running extended sittings, a larger-capacity charcoal oven would be worth considering — the Mini Plus performs well within its intended range but is not intended as a high-throughput workhorse for large-scale operations.

What extraction and ventilation does the HMB Mini Plus require?

Because the unit burns charcoal, it produces smoke and carbon monoxide during operation and must be installed beneath a commercial extraction canopy that meets your local authority's ventilation requirements. This is a non-negotiable safety consideration, and the extraction specification should be confirmed before you finalise the installation location.

How long does the oven take to reach working temperature before service?

Charcoal ovens require a warm-up period before they reach the temperatures needed for cooking — this is a characteristic of live-fire equipment generally, not a limitation specific to this model. In practice, most operators build the charcoal preparation and warm-up time into their pre-service routine, typically allowing sufficient time for the fuel bed to stabilise before the first covers arrive.
Mibrasa HMB Mini Plus Charcoal Worktop Oven

£10,055.00(£12,066.00 inc VAT)

£10,055.00(£12,066.00 inc VAT)

The Mibrasa HMB Mini Plus is a compact, charcoal-fired oven designed for commercial kitchens where live-fire cooking is part of the offer but floor space is limited. It runs entirely on charcoal, producing the high radiant heat that grills, roasts, and finishes food in a way that gas and electric alternatives cannot replicate. The result is the characteristic smokiness and depth of flavour associated with traditional ember cooking, delivered consistently from a relatively small worktop footprint.

In service, the HMB Mini Plus is well suited to operations covering up to around 65 covers. The charcoal heat source provides intense, even cooking across the chamber, and the design allows operators to cook fish, meat, vegetables, and flatbreads with minimal intervention. Recovery between covers is inherent to how charcoal ovens work — the fuel bed retains heat effectively, meaning throughput during a busy service is steady rather than stop-start, provided the charcoal load is managed correctly from the outset of service.

Practical operational advantages include:

  • Live-fire cooking that enhances natural flavour without additional ingredients or processes
  • Versatile enough to handle a wide range of proteins, vegetables, and breads in a single unit
  • Stainless steel construction supports straightforward cleaning between services
  • Compact dimensions make it viable in kitchens where a full-size charcoal oven is not practical
  • Worktop format integrates into an existing pass or preparation line without structural modification

At 313kg, the HMB Mini Plus requires a surface capable of supporting significant concentrated weight — this is not a lightweight piece of kit, and the installation location should be assessed carefully before delivery. Ventilation is a firm requirement: charcoal combustion produces carbon monoxide and smoke, so the unit must be positioned beneath a suitable extraction canopy meeting your local authority's requirements. No gas or water connections are needed, but operators should factor in charcoal storage, ash management, and the time required to bring the oven to working temperature before service begins.

The HMB Mini Plus is best suited to independent restaurants, small hotels, and specialist concept kitchens where live-fire cooking is central to the menu rather than an occasional feature. It is not intended for very high-volume operations or kitchens where fast-turnaround volume cooking is the priority — for those environments, a larger-capacity charcoal oven within the Mibrasa range would be a more appropriate consideration.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your service volume, extraction setup, or kitchen layout, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.