Customer Ratings & Reviews

It dry out my my steak it is seagull too much money for junk

Nice item, I just need to learn how to use it for the stuff I normally cook.

It's a little bit bigger than expected, but it's great! Love all the options!

Haven’t been able to use yet. With some things going on and business

Bought as a Christmas gift. Hopefully it will get used

It’s heavy, loud and draws way to much power. Ended up returning it and getting an airfrier/toaster combo instead

Difficult to deciper the user manual. Need better explaination on how to use and names of each part. Confusing because lootsthere is a lot info on internet about the original ninja air fryer,, but not about our model - the grill.

Bought this as a gift for a friend and they love it.

Really like the Ninja! Grilling inside during winter is great.

Item works as advertised, great product and price.

Love this grill and we use it almost everyday but after use makes load sound at lid When lifting or lowering.... This is my second one and ot is doing it as well. Thought maybe i had bad one but it appears issue is wilde scale....

I’ve been a longtime fan of our aging Foreman Grill, but cleaning it has always been the worst part of using it. Mine is one of the older ones, so its grill plates are not removable, and cleaning up makes an even bigger mess. So, I began to consider newer models, but then I came across this Foodi grill from Ninja. I already had a Ninja bullet blender that I really like, so I decided to give the Foodi a try. The Foodi calls itself a grill, but it’s really much more than that. It has a heating element like that which you’d find in an oven, along with a fan that circulates the hot air to provide fast, even cooking. And best of all, it’s easy to clean! The first thing you’ll notice is that the Foodi is pretty large. If you don’t have a place to store it out of sight, it will take up some significant counter space. Coming from the old-fashioned Foreman grill, this thing seemed huge. Inside, it has a very different-looking grill plate where you put the food while grilling. The grill plate is inside of a deep pan which lines the inside of the unit and catches any grease or liquids during cooking. Everything is coated with a nice non-stick coating and removes for easy cleaning. The Foodi also comes with a basket for air-frying. Grilling is straightforward. Just press the grill button, choose your heat level (low-max), and set the time. The unit preheats, then beeps and shows “add food” when it’s ready to cook. Then, just open it up and lay the food on the grill plate. Unlike the Foreman grill, it does not have top and bottom plates, so you’re not cooking both sides of the food at once. Just like any cooking appliance, you’ll have to get used to how fast it cooks different foods, but I was impressed with how well it did, and there was no smoke at all. It did equally well with chicken, salmon and burgers, and the large size is actually good when you’re trying to cook food for the whole family. If you want to peek at the food during cooking, you can open the lid and the timer will pause--this is a thoughtful feature. Having never tried an air fryer before, I was anxious to try this one. I pressed the “air crisp” button, chose my temperature and time (based on an included chart), and dumped a bag of fries in the non-stick basket. It did a nice job, and cooked up crispy fries in less time than my oven. They were a little chewier than I’m used to, but maybe that’s something I’ll have to perfect as I use it more. The Foodi is a versatile appliance that does a great job without heating up the whole kitchen or filling it with smoke. If you just want a grill, there are more compact options out there, but if you want something that’ll grill, air fry, roast and bake (additional pan not included), this might be what you’re looking for. In our house, it has replaced the veritable Foreman grill and a couple other smaller appliances, so I’m happy with the upgrade.

You have to continue to monitor the grill feature. I noticed if I forget to monitor my steak or chicken, the meat is almost always over cooked

It stopped heating so had to get another one through warranty.

We own several Ninja products including a coffee maker and the Ninja Foodi. I had the opportunity to try this. I honestly was very skeptical as i am a charcoal type grill outside guy. I must say for indoor cooking this does an excellent job. We have cooked chicken and burgers so far. It will fit 4 quarter pound burgers. They were super juicy and done in 6 minutes. It does take around 5 minutes to heat up so keep that in mind. There are so many things this can do. I'm looking forward to using it more. Cleanup is simple also. Wash the skillet tray and catch pan and your done. An absolute buy in my opinion.

Way too difficult to operate, my partner saw it and said "send it back!"

This grill is awesome. I'm able to quickly cook for that I planned on putting on the grill. I was able to grill some hot dogs and it took less than 5 minutes to give them that look and taste as though they came off our gas outdoor grill. I can also prepare food I used to put in my air fryer. My air fryer was a chore to clean if I cooked anything that stuck to the mesh cooking tray. This grill has has a removable aluminum tray basket or porcelain tray that's much easier to clean. The unit does not emit heat and steam like my air fryer. It also does not emit smoke in the room, unlike cooking something on my stove. Good build quality and great product. I'm really enjoying it.

Works ok, however, it's not great. It tends to over cook.

The old foreman grill is way better. Cannot determine if meat if over or undercooked. Manual is worthless.

1 star for Best Buy 4 star for grill. Purchased as a Christmas gift and used it for the 1st time today. Package did not contain the user manual, cleaning brush & 15 recipe book. Obviously I received someone’s return. Poor QA.