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Zabuton (ざぶとん)
If you’re a fan of Japanese yakiniku, you may have heard of zabuton—a rare and highly prized cut of beef. Known for its incredible marbling and melt-in-your-mouth texture, this special part of the shoulder loin offers a rich, juicy flavo... -
Misuji (ミスジ)
Are you familiar with the beef cut "misuji"? Many people may have eaten it at yakiniku restaurants. However, surprisingly few people know what part of the cow it is. Known for its incredible tenderness and rich marbling, this rare cut is... -
Seseri (せせり)
Seseri is meat you can find around the neck of a chicken. It is popular for its firm and chewy texture and juicy, fatty taste, but it is actually a rare cut that locals obtained in very small quantities from a single chicken! In this art... -
Marucho (マルチョウ)
Marucho is a beloved cut of offal in Japan, known for its rich, juicy flavor and satisfying texture. Often enjoyed in yakiniku restaurants, this fatty delicacy has a deep umami taste that keeps people coming back for more. Whether you're... -
Sankaku (サンカク)
In Japan, Sankaku (サンカク) is a term that holds special significance, especially in the world of wagyu beef and cuisine. Whether it refers to a premium beef cut known for its marbling or a shape that influences Japanese food culture. S... -
Furisode (ふりそで)
Furisode chicken may not be as well-known as other cuts, but its perfect balance of tenderness, juiciness, and rich flavor makes it a hidden gem worth trying. Whether grilled, fried, or cooked in a flavorful sauce, it offers a unique and... -
Komekami (コメカミ)
Komekami (コメカミ) may not be the most well-known cut of meat, but it holds a special place in Japanese cuisine. This flavorful and unique part of the pig or cow offers a satisfying texture and rich umami taste, making it a favorite in ... -
Hachinosu (ハチノス)
Hachinosu, a unique ingredient in Japanese cuisine, is valued for its texture and rich flavor. Often enjoyed in yakiniku or stews, it has a long history and remains a popular choice for those who appreciate offal dishes. From its role in... -
Rosu (ロース)
Rosu (ロース) is one of the most popular and flavorful meat cuts in Japan, known for its perfect balance of tenderness and rich umami. Whether used in crispy tonkatsu, sizzling yakiniku, or hearty sukiyaki, this cut brings out the best i... -
Karubi (カルビ)
Whether you're a yakiniku enthusiast or simply curious about this mouthwatering dish, delve into our article to uncover the origins, cooking techniques, and regional variations that make karubi a staple in dining experiences across Japan...
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