
Greece
Kontosouvli
Κοντοσούβλι
Large spit-roasted pork shoulder; top-rated on TasteAtlas Greece.
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Greece
Κοντοσούβλι
Large spit-roasted pork shoulder; top-rated on TasteAtlas Greece.

Kenya
Chicken grilled over charcoal and served with kachumbari, lime and a simple starch.

Osaka, Japan
串カツ
Skewered meat, vegetables, and seafood, breaded and deep-fried, an Osaka specialty.

Japan
串焼き
General term for skewered and grilled meat, vegetables, and offal, broader than just chicken.

Turkey
Cubed lamb shish, the foundational Turkish kebab.

Papua New Guinea
Lamb trimmings marinated with ginger, garlic, and chicken bouillon powder, grilled on roadside stands — PNG's most popular street food, served with cress salad and grilled plantains.

Argentina
Patagonian prawns from the cold southern Atlantic, grilled, sautéed, or boiled. A regional delicacy, prized for their sweet, firm flesh, served with garlic butter.

Laos
ປີ້ງໄກ່
Butterflied chicken marinated in garlic, coriander root, black pepper and fish sauce, pressed in a split bamboo clamp and grilled slowly over coals.

Cuba
A Cuban roasted suckling pig marinated in mojo sauce, a festive and national classic

Leskovac, Serbia
Лесковачки роштиљ
A mixed grill platter of ćevapi, pljeskavica, vešalica, liver and kidney cooked over charcoal and served with chopped onion, kajmak and lepinja.

Leskovac, Serbia
Лесковачки воз
A long skewer of pork neck, liver, bacon and sausage grilled over charcoal and brought to the table still on the rod, named for its train-like appearance.

Leskovac, Serbia
Лесковачка пљескавица
Leskovačka pljeskavica is a thin, broad grilled patty from the Leskovac grill school, sometimes stuffed with cheese or bacon.

DR Congo
Liboké
An emblematic Congolese cooking method — fish, chicken, or meat marinated with spices and vegetables, then wrapped in banana leaves and steamed or grilled; the word means 'package' in Lingala; the parcel keeps everything moist and lets seasonings sink in; the most popular version is fish liboke with catfish, tomatoes, onions, garlic, and chili; a defining technique of Congolese cuisine.

Arica y Parinacota, Argentina
Grilled llama meat, a lean, low-fat Andean specialty from Jujuy, Salta, and Catamarca. Seasoned with salt and slow-cooked over coals, it is tender and mildly gamey.

Azerbaijan
Lülə kabab
Minced lamb and tail fat worked until it clings to a flat skewer, grilled over charcoal and slid off into lavash with sumac onion.

Macao
Bacalhau Assado
Roasted bacalhau steak; a well-made grilled bacalhau has a unique softness and boasts a light taste to its cod meat; served with boiled potatoes and blanched vegetables; a Portuguese-influenced Macanese dish; the roasted bacalhau that is a Macau classic.

Saudi Arabia
مضبي
Madbi is a southern Saudi and Yemeni-style preparation in which meat is grilled over hot stones or coals before being served with spiced rice; the direct heat gives it a charred edge distinct from pit-cooked Mandi.

East Java, Indonesia
Sate Madura
Chicken or goat satay from Madura with sweet peanut sauce and kecap manis, famous nationwide.

Comoros
Mamas Brochettis
Charcoal-grilled skewers of marinated zebu beef, chicken, goat or local fish (swordfish, tuna, shark), sold by women at roadside stalls called brochettis. Served with bata-bata, poutou and achards.

Pakistan
ملائی بوٹی
Chicken cubes marinated in cream, cheese, white pepper and green chilli, skewered and grilled so they stay pale and soft.

Mali
Dibi
Grilled meat brochettes popular across Mali; the Senegalese dibi is also widely eaten in Mali; typically lamb or beef, marinated and grilled over charcoal; served with mustard sauce, onions, and bread; a popular street food and restaurant dish; the Malian version of the West African grilled meat tradition; found at every street corner.

Meta, Colombia
Ternera a la llanera
The signature dish of the Colombian Llanos: a young, unweaned calf skewered on poles and slow-roasted vertically around a bonfire. Smoky, salty, and tender.

Aegean Region, Turkey
Manisa kebap, thin kofte strips served over buttered pide with tomato, is a named city dish with dedicated restaurants.

West Java, Indonesia
Sate Maranggi
West Java beef satay marinated in sweet soy sauce and spices, grilled over charcoal.

Lebanon
شيش طاووق
Chicken cubes marinated in yoghurt, lemon, garlic and spices and grilled, served with garlic paste and pickles.

Madagascar
Madagascar's marinated meat skewers grilled over charcoal and sold at gatherings and roadside stalls.

Argentina
Matambre a la pizza
A thin flank cut from between the ribs and the hindquarter, grilled over coals or baked topped like a pizza with tomato sauce, cheese and ham. The name means 'kill hunger', as it is often served first at asados.

Kosovo
Mish nën saç
Lamb or veal with potatoes cooked under an iron bell buried in embers, so the meat steams in its own fat for hours.

Western Sahara
مشوي
Whole lamb slow-roasted over coals until the skin is crisp and the meat pulls away from the bone.

Bulgaria
Мешана скара
Meshana skara is the Bulgarian mixed grill platter of kebapche, kyufte, pork neck and often liver.

Banten, Indonesia
Sate Bandeng
Banten specialty satay made from milkfish with bones removed, meat flattened and grilled.

United Arab Emirates
مشكاك
Grilled meat skewers marinated in aromatic spices including garlic, ginger, turmeric, cumin, and tamarind, well-marinated flavorful meat with good char from grill, a popular street food.

Kenya
A coastal Swahili grilled marinated meat skewer, a street and daily classic

Tanzania
Tanzanian marinated meat skewers grilled over charcoal and sold from evening stalls.

South Korea
목살주물럭
Pork neck (moksal) marinated with sesame oil, garlic, salt, and pepper, then grilled as jumulleok.

Argentina
Beef sweetbreads soaked, parboiled, and grilled slowly until crisp and golden outside with a creamy, tender interior. A prized achura at any asado.