焼肉Coco Nemaru Ginza

Can you finish a 2-pound (~900g) A5 Wagyu steak?! 👀🔥 Coco Nemaru Ginza serves a massive A5 Mogami Wagyu sirloin, grilled right in front of you. The beef comes fresh from the owner’s family farm in Yamagata and is incredibly tender and surprisingly light for a steak with a Beef Marbling Score of 10. And they REALLY know their beef. The eldest son raises the cattle, the second son runs the restaurant, and the third son is a vet who ensures every cow stays healthy. Their family-run 1,000-acre farm (Yamaguchi Chikusan) raises around 4,000 cattle and produces Mogami beef known for its beautiful marbling and rich umami. From breeding to finishing, everything happens on their farm before the beef is delivered straight to Coco Nemaru. This was honestly the first wagyu I could keep eating without feeling overwhelmed, thanks to the well-balanced marbling. And if you can’t finish it, they’ll turn the rest into a wagyu bento for your next meal! 👉 Follow @leslie.koh for more Japan food and travel tips & grab my free Japan maps and tools via the link in my bio! 🥩 焼肉 Coco Nemaru Ginza 📍 6 Chome−3−18 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 💴 ¥28,000 for the 2-pound steak #JapanFinds #TokyoFood #Wagyu #A5Wagyu #JapanTravel #TokyoGourmet

🔥 JAPAN’S HEAVIEST WAGYU STEAK EXPERIENCE 🔥 @oneblogram ◀ Follow for more epic food finds in Japan 🇯🇵 I just ate TWO POUNDS of A5 Wagyu steak in Ginza, Tokyo—yes, two pounds! This spot serves their exclusive Mogami Beef in the coziest atmosphere. The cattle are raised on local rice and pure mountain spring water, which makes the fat incredibly light—it melts like butter without ever feeling heavy. The best way to enjoy it? Steak over rice with an egg. Pure perfection. And if you can’t finish it all, they’ll pack the rest into a bento so you can take it home. 📍 Coco Nemaru Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza 6-3-18, LaLa Grande Ginza 1F • Mogami Wagyu Sirloin Pound Steak (2 Pounds / 900g) – ¥28,000 🍀 SAVE this post for your next Tokyo steak adventure! 🍀 PR / Japanese cuisine / Tokyo steak / Wagyu beef / Japan foodie / Hidden gems Tokyo / Dinner in Japan / #wagyu #japanfoodie #japanfood #yakiniku