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The SECRET of Japan s Best Beef! MIYAZAKI A5 WAGYU - Champion Steak Teppanyaki!

The SECRET of Japan s Best Beef! MIYAZAKI A5 WAGYU - Champion Steak Teppanyaki!

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Welcome to Miyazaki prefecture on the island of Kyushu in Southern Japan! Miyazaki is home to the best Japanese wagyu beef in all of Japan. Today we have the special opportunity to go to a wagyu farm in the mountains and then go to the city to eat at the most well known steak teppanyaki restaurant and sample this award winning Japanese beef! We all have heard of Kobe Beef, but in Japan, Miyazaki Wagyu is considered the best beef in the country - and not only considered but they ve actually won the Japanese Wagyu Olympics! We first drove in the mountains of Miyzaki to a Wagyu ranch where we learned the secret as to why it s so good - the owner explained that it s the natural environment - clean air and fresh water that are huge contributors to the quality of beef. After sampling some of their beef ham we then headed to the most famous restaurant in Miyazaki to taste their A5 Miyazaki wagyu steaks at a teppanyaki restaurant. Miyachiku Beef Teppanyaki: I ordered a few of their highest grade steaks and they did a full teppanyaki show cooking the beef on the hot iron griddle along with bread to soak up the juices. It was an amazing experience, and truly of the best Japanese beef ever! Sonny: Mark is on point. Kobe became a well recognized brand probably because its easy to pronounce and remembered by westerners, also by the earthquake in 95, and even perhaps of Kobe Bryant. Matsusaka is generally considered the best beef in Japan by the Japanese. However, there is no much difference between these heavyweights and Miyazaki. Matsusaka and Kobe are very much overpriced due to their brand recognition. Miyazaki (and other brands as well) is the go to beef in Japan, if you really want your value for money. Nevertheless expensive though!
Date: 2023-03-20

Comments and reviews: 7


So amazing to have been a part of your growth Marc. I started watching you 8 years ago while eating alone. I still watch you with my wife and child now. We all love your joy of life. Thanks for your great content Mark
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mark wiens, you are the reason for me to travel, to learn about, to explore and taste the wide variety of local food available in every destination around the world.
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These Japan videos couldn't have come at a better time! I'm going to Japan later this year and your videos have been a greet help at finding what I need to eat!
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First today! Vegetarian. We have done student exchange program several times with suster city in Japan. Love the Japanese. So kind so humble.
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Bro you have the exact same reaction to everything you eat. you fake as hell. you want to tell me you never tasted anything that was bad?
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The pricing seems way cheaper then normal, usually in Singapore for A1-3 grade wagyu they already cost around 70ish USD per steak.
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Mark, your content continues to amaze me after several years following you. Thank you. When are you coming back to Phoenix?
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