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On Thursday nights a group of us, elegant, wise old men of the world, meet at Grand Steak in the Night Mkt near San Paulo Hospital. Last night most of us ate their Rib dinner --159b for a half slab of ribs and the etc--not the best I have ever eaten, but very good. I am fascinated by this place--It is 100% Thai owned and operated but they have decided that farang food is their specialty and they do a good job. Im glad it is not called Great Steak but Grand steak--its not Great but is is good food and great value for money.
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Takiap wrote:
image wrote:maybe a 500 gram wagu eye fillet would cost you that ..maybe more

And your point is???????



Are you telling me that Japanese chefs are so remarkable, that you're willing to pay one of them $390 to cook your steak?


As BB mentioned, there is no such thing as a $400 steak, although I must admit, I do envy those who are exploiting the idiots that are willing to throw their money down the drain. :thumb: :laugh:


Takiap...you are starting to sound like karl pilkington without the humour....WAGU is a breed of cattle ..you just blurt out the first thing that comes into your head..dont you?..haha
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image wrote:Takiap...you are starting to sound like karl pilkington without the humour....WAGU is a breed of cattle ..you just blurt out the first thing that comes into your head..dont you?..haha
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We get a lot of aussie beef and lamb over in Dubai, and to be honest it is generally over rated. Whatever they inject into the beasts for the sea journey leaves a lot of meat with a liver like after taste. Much prefer New Zealand beef, but it is pretty expensive. I woud really like ot find aplace that does great BIG buffalo wings - I'd pay for that.
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Nereus wrote:
image wrote:Takiap...you are starting to sound like karl pilkington without the humour....WAGU is a breed of cattle ..you just blurt out the first thing that comes into your head..dont you?..haha
Ah, not be too hard on him, he is just a poor Fundi (foon-dy) migrant! :rasta:


Oh don't worry Nereus. I'm just surprised that a Fundi who isn't willing to pay big money for steak is aware of the fact that the breed of cattle in question is actually "wagyu" rather than "wagu". :neener:



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Takiap wrote:
Nereus wrote:
image wrote:Takiap...you are starting to sound like karl pilkington without the humour....WAGU is a breed of cattle ..you just blurt out the first thing that comes into your head..dont you?..haha
Ah, not be too hard on him, he is just a poor Fundi (foon-dy) migrant! :rasta:


Oh don't worry Nereus. I'm just surprised that a Fundi who isn't willing to pay big money for steak is aware of the fact that the breed of cattle in question is actually "wagyu" rather than "wagu". :neener:



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crazy88 wrote:Khundon

Please tell me where you can buy a whole fillet for 180 baht ( Roughly 2.5- 3.5 Kg) so 60 Bt per kilo ish. They will be the busiest shop in town if of any quality.

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Khundon1975 wrote:
crazy88 wrote:Khundon

Please tell me where you can buy a whole fillet for 180 baht ( Roughly 2.5- 3.5 Kg) so 60 Bt per kilo ish. They will be the busiest shop in town if of any quality.

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Sorry, should have said it was in 2000 :(

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Jaime wrote:
Khundon1975 wrote:He was surprised at how tender it was and how good it tasted, compared to English or Scottish beef such as Welsh Black or Aberdeen Angus.
So, Aberdeen Angus is Scottish beef but Welsh Black is English beef? I must check my post code. I'm sure those are Welsh Black cattle in the fields near my house but I didn't realise I was living in England, not Wales, all along!
My mistake Jaime, Don't be worried, you are in Wales after all, just ask the cows. :thumb:
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image wrote:khundon.....you did screw it up ..you slow cooked it..thats called stewing tough meat until its tender..im talking about steak...cut a piece off and bbq it medium rare then come back and post:))

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No I did not screw it up!

There is a vast difference in texture and quality of an animal of indeterminate breed or sex, that was slaughtered and sold the next day, (probably because it was well past pension age) as in Thailand and Aberdeen Angus or Welsh Black (from Wales :wink: ) that are reared as High quality Beef and when slaughtered, are hung for 4 weeks or more to mature the flavour and make the meat even more tender.
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I had bought a small piece of fillet from the vendor a few weeks before and tried it on the BBQ and decided that it was not matured and the taste had not developed enough, that is why I slow cooked the second lot I got from her!
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No, red meat I eat about once a year.
There are too many much healthier alternatives.
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great steak houses in HH are sadly lacking I would try a good one
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