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Seared steak resting on the grillLong table set along a garden pathLong candlelit table set outdoors at night

Outer Banks, NC · Dare & Currituck County

One Night Off From CookingDuring Your Outer Banks Week

Outer Banks vacations run on the Saturday-to-Saturday rental week, and the houses are built for big extended families: twelve bedrooms, a pool, three decks and a kitchen that somebody ends up stuck in every night. Booking a hibachi chef for one evening gives the family cook a night on the deck with everybody else.

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Chef, grill, propane and the food all come with us.
Every plate gets fried rice, grilled vegetables and salad.
Each guest picks their own proteins.
Your date is booked once the deposit is paid.

What a hibachi night looks like in Outer Banks

The barrier islands stretch a long way, and each stretch has its own kind of week. Corolla and the Currituck Outer Banks are known for very large houses that sleep 16 to 24, many in planned communities with shared pools and beach access paths; the wild horses live on the four-wheel-drive beach north of where the paved road ends. Duck and Southern Shores are quieter and family-heavy. Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills and Nags Head put you near the Wright Brothers National Memorial, Jockey's Ridge and the piers, with older cottages mixed in among newer big houses.

South of Oregon Inlet, Hatteras Island villages like Rodanthe, Avon and Buxton feel farther away because they are; the drive down Highway 12 is long and sometimes interrupted by overwash after storms. Everything here is reachable by road over bridges: the Wright Memorial Bridge from the Currituck mainland, the bridges through Roanoke Island and Manteo, and the Marc Basnight Bridge over the inlet. Ocracoke is the one exception, reachable only by ferry, and that is a conversation to have with us before you book. Families often come back the same week every summer, cousins, grandparents and all; see our beach house hibachi page for how a rental-week dinner works.

From the grill

Marbled beef sliced and ready for the grillOpen flame rising off a hot grill

Setting up in Outer Banks

Most Outer Banks houses sit on pilings with parking underneath. Do not plan to put the grill under the house; we set up out in the open, usually on the driveway or beside the pool deck at ground level, away from the stairs. Sand is not a cooking surface, so the dune walkover and beach are out. Wind off the ocean is constant, so a spot on the sheltered side of the house helps. Rental companies and community associations each have their own propane grill rules; check your rental agreement. Avoid booking a Saturday, when bridge traffic backs up for hours.

Outer Banks questions

Which night of our Outer Banks week is easiest for a chef to reach us?

Sunday through Friday. Saturday is changeover day, when traffic over the Wright Memorial Bridge and up toward Corolla can stall for hours, so a midweek dinner is far more reliable.

Our house sleeps 22. Is one chef enough?

A group that size is normal here. Tell us your headcount when you check the date and we will plan the grill and timing so plates come off steadily instead of in one long wait.

Can you get to a house on Hatteras Island?

Yes, it is reachable by road across the Basnight Bridge, though it is a longer drive than the northern beaches, and travel is calculated and shown before you book.

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