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G33k, nice move. I'm jealous about those courses. One day.
IKyle, wtf? No love for my studly use of "garbage meat"?
What are the accompaniments in the first and final pic?
I have to figure out how to get to Japan for business.
The first one is a Korean dish called Yook Hwe which is raw beef (maybe filet as it is not ***** at all but very tender), raw egg (often with a quail egg but this place used a small chicken egg), a bit of a sweet sauce, a few slivers of apple, some pine nuts and green onion. The leaves underneath are shiso. Just mix the egg into the meat and eat.
Get out of bumblefuck and find a town that actually has a school and it'd probably be easier.
If you only knew.
I'd know for sure if you told me. Or maybe.... jussssstt maybe, I know more than you think I know.
The first one is a Korean dish called Yook Hwe which is raw beef (maybe filet as it is not ***** at all but very tender), raw egg (often with a quail egg but this place used a small chicken egg), a bit of a sweet sauce, a few slivers of apple, some pine nuts and green onion. The leaves underneath are shiso. Just mix the egg into the meat and eat.
What struck me more than how wonderful this sounds is that I have absolutely no chance of finding something like that here. Never ever ever. If someone served raw beef with a raw egg they'd organize a Glen Beck protest march and have him tarred and feathered.
What struck me more than how wonderful this sounds is that I have absolutely no chance of finding something like that here. Never ever ever. If someone served raw beef with a raw egg they'd organize a Glen Beck protest march and have him tarred and feathered.
Mmmm. Sounds good.
Alter, nice stuff! Incredible actually.
These sound almost better than they look. Even though the raw + raw aspect weird's me out a bit I bet its amazing to taste. If you don't mind my asking, how much did that meal set you back Alter? I imagine it must have been a pretty penny
Srsly? Where the F are you? I'd hate to live there.
i've had variations of steak tartar but never with the raw egg, and always in appetizer quantities. I couldn't imagine eating a huge heap of raw meat.
that looks like a luxury version of classic steak tartare.
Srsly? Where the F are you? I'd hate to live there.
that looks like a luxury version of classic steak tartare.
Well, that kind of restaurant is very popular in Japan with a wide range of price points. The less expensive ones use Australian or American beef but the dishes are similar. At a place serving Japanese beef you could probably expect that a dinner for two with some alcohol will cost between $100-300 USD. The place we went is in the middle range of that and that is mostly because of the beef in the second picture which was a higher grade one from Saga (not Kobe, but equally regarded in Japan) that they don't usually serve and recommended. It was fantastic. But the best for me was the meat in the 4th pic, called harami. It is the meat from around the diaphragm, a little chewier but with a bit of that wasabi it was all kinds of yum.