I'm looking for a gas stove which can produce the biggest fire possible like the ones you see in the kitchens of restaurants where cooks stir fry with a big flames of fire. Most commercial gas stoves produce a small fire.

Any recommendations for a twin gas stove which produce the largest flame? Price is usually RM100-200 but can be higher provided it can provide a large flame. Table top design, something like the picture below.

commercial is 10kw and above.
you will need bigger regulator and tank. u sure need?

High pressure gas stove

IG-377GL GAS TYPE: LPG GAS PRESSURE (Pa): 2800Pa HEAT LOAD (kW): Left Burner: 4.5kW Right Burner: 5.0kW

your pictured one is also considered as small flame ya.


https://shopee.com.my/product/180933473/22152298430
this is the biggest home unit i can find 9kw



https://shopee.com.my/-NEW-AIWA-10.4kW-9-Je...fb-97d3029b21f0

10.4kw




This post has been edited by lj0000: Jul 24 2025, 02:21 PM

Thanks for the reply. Surely useful as the link you provided is worth exploring. A relative recently bought this but the flame is not exactly big. Upon checking it's 7.5kW + 7.5kW.

https://shopee.com.my/product/180933473/22152298430

The first link which you provided is 9kW and I suppose the flame will be larger. Looks good. The picture which I provided above is just an example that I"m looking for a twin gas stove. It can be any model, it's just that the flame of fire needs to be as big as possible. It doesn't need to be like the ones used in commercial restaurants 10kW or higher but the largest possible gas stove with the largest fire for a domestic home/apartment.

if want big flame, definately wont be in the format of table top twin burner.
its always standalone unit with water cooling and compressed air

https://shopee.com.my/product/7841977/22254760968

maybe tell us what you are trying to achieve?

That one is something new to me. Looks impressive but it won't work as the kitchen already has a table top. It's just that the current gas stove that is already 6 years old doesn't produce a large flame, and it takes a long time to heat the wok, and stir frying with a wok with less heat produces less delicious meals. Boiling water also takes a long time. Hence the intention of upgrading the gas stove to one which is able to produce a larger flame of fire.

The one in the link that you provided, I'll keep that in mind if we move to a new place.

This post has been edited by ryder_78: Jul 24 2025, 08:58 PM

Get induction cooker + gas combo
Hybrid yo.
https://shopee.com.my/product/315879971/27121622899
gas 8.2kw
induction 3.5kw

induction can set timer

Once u go induction hard to go back to gas

This post has been edited by lj0000: Jul 24 2025, 09:58 PM

I’m using Chelstar (high pressure regulator).

more than 5kw you need to have at least 50cm from wall. And there is a reason why commercial cook top is 80-100cm depth compared to residential 60cm counter top. That pic is a disaster waiting to happen.

From the picture the fire looks quite big, but it's not too clear if it's close to the wall. If using a big wok, the gas stove needs to be pushed further out from the wall. If small pots and pans then there wouldn't be any issue. I have a pretty big wok as shown in the picture below. It's exaggerated but it's close.

The char kue teow one not big enough ah? I got. Kpg house also got.

I have a smaller size wok like the one in the picture above. If fire not big enough, char kueh tiaw won't taste too nice especially if frying a big portion for 3 people or more. For medium sized wok, frying for 2 portions would be the limit for acceptable quality. The fire or flame also plays a part. If the fire is too small, the kueh tiaw or other dishes won't taste good.

gas prices always goes up...never down. You wanna use super big flames... very fast your gas will habis.

U can take two unit RTL-35 Rinnai. The unit is about 300 bucks per single burner, uses normal gas tong, 6.75kW, everything is fast wok hei including browning onions.

Two separate gas stoves mean two hoses connected to two gas cylinders. Not really economical that way to me to use two gas cylinders at the same time. But will consider that. Thanks.