Japanese Wagyu beef has been available at restaurants for some time, but now you can take these highly marbled steaks home. Eiichi Yamamoto, a Japanese butcher with 15 years of experience, fronts the first retail location of this Oregon breeder. Look for cuts like rib-eye, ground beef for burgers and strips for shabu-shabu and sukiyaki.
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