Qiaoshan Sukiyaki Opens in Tainan with Three Japanese Wagyu Varieties
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- The Qiaoshan Sukiyaki brand has expanded to Tainan with a restaurant called Qiaoshan Que Di.
- Its signature set features Kobe, Omi and Yonezawa wagyu from three different cuts.
- The restaurant combines Kansai and Kanto sukiyaki styles with tableside service.
Qiaoshan Sukiyaki has expanded to Tainan with Qiaoshan Que Di, a restaurant offering Kobe, Omi and Yonezawa wagyu in one meal.
The restaurant sits near a stadium and joins an area that already includes several upscale French and Western restaurants. Its design uses broad areas of empty space and projected light, creating a restrained but luxurious setting.
A featured set serves Yonezawa beef rib-eye, Kobe flank steak and Omi flat iron. Diners can compare the three cuts’ texture, richness, mouthfeel and flavor during the same meal.
The brand’s owner, Taipei-based Erbensong Catering Group, said it wants diners to look beyond marbling and grading. Its sukiyaki combines Kansai and Kanto styles, with the cooking order and tableside service intended to bring out the distinct character of each wagyu variety.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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