EY Y03 L03 Red Meat
This week’s Questions
- There are many beef dishes that are popular in Japan. Name one. Do you eat this dish? If yes, do you eat it at home or at a restaurant? Is there a restaurant or recipe you can recommend?
- When was the last time you had red meat (beef, lamb / mutton, pork, veal, venison or goat)? How was it? Why?
- Do you prefer red meat, white meat (birds or fish) or vegan / vegetarian food? What is your favourite dish?
- What is the most expensive or the most delicious beef you have ever tasted? Where and when did you have it? Who paid? Was it good value? Why? (Note : if you are vegetarian, tell us about when and how you became one.)
- Doctors are often asking us to decrease our red meat intake. Have you started to reduce the amount of red meat you eat? Why? (Note : if you are vegetarian, tell us about the best vegetarian meals you have tried.)
- Would you try, or have you tried, a plant based red-meat substitute? If you have tried one, tell us about it. If you have not, will you buy it once it becomes common in Japan? Why?
This week’s Responses
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by Jim Usher
April 24, 2021Read Now
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by Jon Hay
April 20, 2021Read Now
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I enjoy yakiniku. We usually eat yakiniku at a restaurant, although from time-to-time, my mother-in-law will cook it when we eat at her home. She is a pretty good cook.Question 2
I had on Monday. It was pretty good, although it was inexpensive.Question 3
I prefer red meat, and I think my favorite dish is a good, juicy hamburger with fries.Question 4
My wife and I went to the Four Seasons Hotel in Umeda for our anniversary. It was delicious although I am sure that the chef licked a thermometer and put it back in the meat. I do not think that it was our steaks and I still ate it my steak but I will never go there again.Question 5
I have not changed my diet, nor do I have any desire to.Question 6
Yes, I have tried a soy based hamburger. It tasted fairly similar but the texture was a little off.Tough Vocabulary
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time-to-time | 時間から時間へ |
inexpensive | 安価 |
texture | テクスチャー |
a little off | 正しくない |
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by Antonio Santosa
April 14, 2021Read Now
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Being a beef lover, there are so many beef dishes that I enjoy eating. One of them is the classic beef teppanyaki. I eat this dish quite often as I really enjoy eating food that is cooked in front of me and served directly by the chef. I usually eat it at restaurants in Kyōto and Kōbe. There is a restaurant called Misono, which originated in Kōbe. It is one of my all-time favorite restaurants in Japan.Question 2
I had it yesterday! It was amazing as usual. I recently bought a portable yakiniku set so that I can enjoy having a yakiniku dinner at home. I specifically ate Hokkaido-raised beef yesterday. The amount of fat was just perfect and it kept me full for a long time.Question 3
Red meat all the way! My favorite dish would be all ranks of wagyu steak. I like it simple without sauce or wasabi; just salt and pepper is perfect. Although I shouldn't be eating too much beef, I just can't resist myself from time to time.Question 4
The most expensive beef that I've had so far would be a steak from Aragawa, a restaurant located in Kōbe. I had it when my parents were visiting me back in 2016. It was one of the foods that I will remember forever. My dad paid for it and the total was well over $1000 for three set courses. I don't think that the value is good since I can make something similar for far less.Question 5
Not at all. Eating red meat, for me, is one of life's greatest pleasures and no one can ever tell me to stop eating it! It would be like telling a baby to stop drinking milk. My love for red meat is ineffable.Question 6
I have tried it once in Singapore, however, I don't think that I will be substituting real meat for it. It doesn't taste nearly as good as real beef. I will probably buy it once in a while if it becomes widely available in Japan for healthier options.Tough Vocabulary
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