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At Steakhouse En (ステーキハウス 縁), Shizuka enjoys a Kobe beef teppanyaki course meal featuring A5 wagyu. The name En (縁) translates to “connection” or “bond,” and they hope to be a place where relationships can be built.

WHAT IS KOBE BEEF?
Kobe beef is one of Japan’s three famous brands of wagyu beef. It comes from Tajima cattle that are raised in Hyogo prefecture and meet strict criteria in terms of environment, breeding, and meat quality. Only virgin Tajima cows can qualify as “Kobe beef,” and they must meet certain standards, like a BMS of 6 or higher and a yield score of A or B.

HOW IS WAGYU RANKED?
There are 2 different ranking systems for wagyu beef, according to the JMGA (Japanese Meat Grading Association) and BMS (Beef Marbling Standard). JMGA gives the yield quality (represented by a letter from A-C) and a number from 1-5 that represents the quality of meat (marbling, color, etc.). Meanwhile, the BMS system ranks wagyu from 1-12 based on the marbling density.

Learn more about Kobe beef and the wagyu ranking system: https://www.byfood.com/blog/kobe/beginners-guide-to-kobe-beef

STEAKHOUSE EN (ステーキハウス 縁)
Address: 5F, TESTA Kobe Former Settlement, 31-1 Akashimachi, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo 650-0037

0:00 Intro
1:25 Steakhouse En concept
2:42 Appetizer
3:35 Soup
4:12 Salad
4:45 Grilled vegetables & tofu
6:30 What is wagyu?
8:39 Kobe beef teppanyaki
12:40 Garlic fried rice
13:51 Conclusion

#kobebeef #wagyu

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🎬 CREDITS:
HOST » Shizuka Anderson
DIRECTOR » David Woo
Second Camera » Aaron Eccles-Smith
VIDEO EDITOR » Esteban Haga
PRODUCER » Serkan Toso

28 Comments

  1. It's majority fat, this is what gives you that initial juicy taste, but you cannot eat too much of it, otherwise you will feel sick.

  2. one thing they didnt mention. kobe beef can only be called kobe beef if it come from kobe prefecture.

  3. When you ate the steak you spiritually joined Sunny from BEFRS when he had his euphoria moments in the fields of Japan 😂

  4. Other than Sushi/Sashimi there's nothing more emblematic of Japan's "distilled" approach to food. A perfect piece of artfully raised beef, cooked very simply. I am curious though…

    1. You were served a selection of salt on the side. Was the beef seasoned with salt during cooking too? I saw what I presume to be black pepper used, but not salt.

    2. Is Wagyu beef aged? Dry or wet aged? For how long?

    I am enjoying very much your content. Superb production values.😀

  5. 120k views and 78k subscribers ? come on people share some love, subscribe to her channel.

  6. I have always wanted to eat at a very fancy restaurant a very expensive one and to dine and dash and feel that exhilaration/adrenaline,

    One of my lifetime goals

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