Dry-aged Kuroge
Wagyu Beef (Gold-grade)
One of the chef’s recommendations is the aged steaks in the butcher. Aged beef is much loved for its richer flavor and more tender texture. With dry-aging, the meats are stored between zero and four degrees Celsius, with the humidity level of 80%. The process takes about two to five weeks from start to finish. After our customers have confirmed the specific cut of a piece, the dry-aged part will be cut out and blowtorched. Customers can sit back and relax as the staff prepares the meat for them, or be in charge completely.
Not to be missed is the Kuroge Wagyu Beef (Gold) – a hybrid between Japanese Wagyu and American Angus beef. The Gold-grade is a coveted equivalent of M9 and A3 beef rankings. the even marbling adds to the tenderness of the top blade cut. Both the pinkish hue and texture remind one of tuna. The well-marbled fat renders off slowly as soon as it hits the grill, releasing intense flavors that are truly forgettable.