It’s exactly statements like that that make me scared to go to an upscale restaurant and order two well done steaks. I worry that the chef might spit on our steaks.
There was a lovely Japanese steak place near me. They tasted great–it was one of those places where you get it on a heated plate to cook yourself. The restaurant was never full.
They switched the menu to the crappier, fatty, bog-standard Taiwan steak because of lack of demand. Now it’s absolutely heaving, despite the steaks tasting … I wouldn’t say like crap. But no different than the other dozens of cheap steak places you get in Taiwan.
My wife and I hate seeing too much red in our steaks. I think that’s why we have gone to every barbecue place in Taipei (and the one in Hualien) several times.
Sorry, no suggestions because I havent had a really amazing.steak yet here. I am mostly vegetarian but we just celebrated our anniversary recently as.well and had steaks. I spent the money on quality and cooked at home then went on a trip haha.
“Fancy” restaraunts tend to focus on raw, or near so. which for plants I appreciate, but not mammal flesh. I like a chew and a bite. We have gotten food poisoning at Michelin and equivalent restaurants before, so I am not convinced any longer that dishes with a heart beat are better
Only the thin crust pepperoni, and only within 20 minutes of coming out of the oven. Other thin crusts are edible. I wouldn’t consider them good. Their thick crust pizzas are horrible.