somewhereintime

I was wondering if there's anywhere in BC or Richmond that allows u to hv an open fire like a HK style BBQ?
Cuz I've done it twice before, once in front of my church and once at Deas Island~
Sakura 發表於 2009-6-28 23:49

You can BBQ at most parks, however, if you want to do Hong Kong style BBQ,
you'll have to look for real charcoal or mesquite, not the briquettes made with tire by-product

somewhereintime

5# B2L2

Kingsford is the company created "briquette for BBQ",  a sub-division of Ford Motors,
after they ended up with too much old tires.
Good real charcoal  could be found at outdoor supplies, and some Chinese BBQ  & hotpot meat (uncooked) shops. The mesquite from Mexico is good, the flame temperature is much higher and long lasting, the only drawback is that it has a significant smoky note, which is  appreciated by Caucasians.

somewhereintime

15# billykid

I've been doing BBQ with real charcoal for years, never have any problem

somewhereintime

19# ckqueen
I think the restriction is for Camp-Fire, which is un-attended and burn for
hours.
I put foil tray on public BBQ pits,  fill them with real charcoal and set them on fire,
the cooking takes under 2 hours. And as long as you put out the fire after
you are done, you don't get into trouble.  I used to do it at Kitslano Beach,
and invited some cops to join the party too.