i dont eat outside. way cheaper. non wagyu costs 200ish per serving. wagyus 400ish prolly because of vacuum bags lol.
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there are different grades. the key is marbling... more fat. i only go for striploins or newyorks and ribeyes..
s&r landers have imported beef. 800-1200is but that's for 4-6 servs
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I do 6-8oz recently.. if you do 4oz youll get 3servings from a big slice. if cooked right the juice will be in your mouth instead of being on the plate. use a sharp knife so you can slice it thinly. youll appreciate the tenderness... peppercorn grinder. there are marinade recipes to help tenderize too.
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Yup. Not sure if it is still there. Medyo chewy pero for the price ok na sya sa mga recovering na lasing hehe.
I vaguely remember that. Sa MC we used to eat at Jay Jay's. Sarap ng Pinoy food doon. Marami na rin nawalang restos/eateries doon sa may MC, tinayuan na kasi ng high rise.
I cannot imagine a marinated wagyu. thats all sorts of wrong lol.
but when i know the beef is not gonna be tender, a marinade is called for... short ribs or some local chewy beef
BTT
blimpie sandwiches...[emoji15]
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heres a basic ribeye(more expensive than a striploin) 8oz 460pesos. reserved for tomorrow... too lazy to prep dinner.
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Anything coconut. Juice, coconut meat, and especially coconut centers. I really miss coconut centers. Those brown, dead-looking coconuts actually have them.
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Have another week or so bago ako maka uwi uli sa Pinas and my first meal will be pancit malabon from a small resto in Cavite!