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About Us

FORK THE RULES.

Rogue Chef by Ant Healy is where world-class cooking meets the wild. Born from the chef’s pass and built for the dirt, our premium outdoor cooking gear turns every campsite into a kitchen worth talking about.

No rules. No limits. Just flavour, fire and the freedom to cook anywhere with chef-grade camping equipment built for Australia.

Cook wild.

Cook anywhere.

Share with your mates.

The Story

Rogue Chef began long before the name existed — in the heat of professional kitchens, on remote beaches, and down dusty 4x4 tracks where great food wasn’t supposed to happen. Founder Ant Healy spent decades cooking in fine-dining restaurants, private island resorts and luxury destinations around the world, yet always found himself drawn back to the outdoors.

Out there, he realised something was missing: camp cookware tough enough to handle the elements but refined enough to deliver chef-level flavour. Why should cooking off-grid mean compromising on taste, tools or presentation?

So Ant set out to build the solution. Australian-designed outdoor cookware and camp kitchen gear engineered like a chef designed it, rugged enough for real adventure. Whether you’re feeding mates on a tailgate, plating up fire-kissed fish, or stirring a pot under the stars, this isn’t camping food. This is premium outdoor cooking for people who live wild. This is cooking without rules.

Our Philosophy

Cooking outdoors should be bold, beautiful and built to last. At Rogue Chef, we combine chef-grade performance with the grit of the Australian landscape. Every product is designed to enhance flavour, endure the elements and elevate moments shared around a fire.

We believe great camp cooking gear doesn’t just make a meal, it creates memories. Our philosophy is simple: craft durable, thoughtfully engineered tools that inspire creativity, connection and unforgettable food in places most kitchens will never go.

Meet the Chef

Ant Healy is a professional chef who never stayed inside the lines, or inside four walls. From plating for celebrities on private island resorts to searing steaks on the back of a ute in the outback, he’s cooked everywhere most chefs wouldn’t dare bring a knife roll.

Decades in fine-dining kitchens shaped his obsession with flavour, precision and tools that perform flawlessly. Years on the road taught him something the industry forgot: the outdoors deserves better gear. Camp meals shouldn’t taste like compromises, with the right outdoor cooking equipment, they can hit harder than restaurant dishes.