What dry-ageing actually does — and what 46 days means
Dry-ageing gets used as a marketing word. Here is the plain version: what happens in the chiller, why aged beef costs more, and what 46 days does to the cuts we select.
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Journal
Things worth knowing before you order
Written by the people who select the beef and stand at the grill. No recipes, no filler.
Ordering steak for the first time: which cut should you pick?
Rib-eye, striploin, tenderloin, T-bone, picanha, cap rib. What the names mean, how each one eats, and which to order depending on who you are.
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Why nam jim jaew belongs next to a steak
Gravy is not the only sauce for grilled beef. Why the Thai roasted-rice dipping sauce may suit dry-aged meat better than anything French.
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We do not take bookings through a form. Message us on LINE or ring the shop to ask which dry-aged cuts are available today.