すき焼き
A dish improved and loved by Japanese ever since the Meiji Era. A traditional Japanese dish that cooks or simmers beef, along with green onions, tofu and shirataki (noodles made from konnyaku). Many varieties exist and locations have their own unique recipe and ingredients. Are you familiar with “Fujiyama, Geisha, Sukiyaki”?
しゃぶしゃぶ
Shabu-shabu is a dish of thinly sliced meat and ingredients cooked in simmering broth and dipped in sauce. The hot water temperature should be just before boiling. Vegetables that take longer to cook should be placed in first, followed by the meat, which should be cooked one slice at a time until it turns pink. To maintain the original taste of the broth, it's important to remove the dark foam produced during cooking.
Step 1:
First, the staff will cook for you by grilling the meat. Enjoy the taste of Wagyu!
Step 2:
Simmer the vegetables. When the vegetables are cooked, lightly cook the meat and enjoy it medium-rare.