Enjoy high-quality Japanese Tottori Wagyu grilled beef in Tsim Sha Tsui

To reward myself, I came to this high-end wagyu barbecue restaurant recommended by a friend to enjoy beautiful wagyu beef. The restaurant is very spacious and comfortable, and there are plenty of booths for comfortable seating. The decoration uses a lot of wooden furniture, just like being in Japan. There were also many Japanese people who came to visit that day, so the quality is guaranteed. We both ordered the Tottori Wagyu beef eye barbecue platter, which is usually rarely eaten. The clerk introduced that Tottori Wagyu originated from the Edo period, and the meat melts in your mouth. Japanese Bacon Salad $98 Before eating barbecue, I had a healthy salad. In addition to salad vegetables, there were bacon and toasted bread crumbs, plus a sour salad dressing, which was very appetizing. Special Tottori Wagyu Beef Eye & Barbecue Platter $1880 The platter allows you to eat 5 kinds of beef at once, namely Wagyu Akatsuki, Beef Tongue, Special Wagyu Steak, Special Tottori Wagyu Beef Eye and Wagyu Steak. - Special Tottori Wagyu Beef Eye: The whole rib eye is pink, and you can tell at a glance that the proportion of fat in the meat is high, and it melts in your mouth. - Wagyu steak: The steak is thicker than the rib eye and the meat is tender. - Special Wagyu Steak: The same steak but the special fat distribution is more even, the appearance is more beautiful, melts in the mouth. - Wagyu Akashi: As for the Wagyu Akashi, there is less oil flower compared to several other beefs, the meat is soft and tender, and the meat flavor is more fragrant. - Beef tongue: Although thinly sliced, the mouth is still very refreshing and chewy. The barbecue platter itself does not come with rice, but of course eating barbecue with a bowl of rice is enough to satisfy. Lychee/plum soda $45 For the drink, I ordered two cups of fruity soda. The lychee flavor is sweeter, and the plum flavor uses whole plums. After the crushed plums, they bring the fresh and salty fragrance of plums, which is refreshing and thirst-quenching. . . Wagyu Yakiniku‧Shun (Tsim Sha Tsui) Shop 3, 1/F, Hilton Building, 96 California Avenue, East Tsim Sha Tsui . . #foodphotography #foodguide #japanesefood #foodtrip #tsim Sha Tsui #weekendtrip