Prime Australian beef at wholesale prices (from 295 baht per steak)…. by Passion Delivery.

Introducing our latest range of premium beef at incredible prices. Delivered nationwide.

Enjoy prime Australian beef delivered anywhere in Thailand. Excellent quality, taste and texture and at unbeatable prices!

Prime cuts available:

Tenderloin

Ribeye

Striploin

T-bone

Rump

Original Australian cattle, imported live and raised LOCALLY. No growth hormone or antibiotics.

Each cow is well fed with our special recipe for 120 days to ensure best quality and succulent beef. The meat is then chilled for 10 days to develop the flavour and increase tenderness.

Frozen. Individually vacuum packed.

To order or for more details click here http://www.passiondelivery.com/collections/new-products

From the Passion Delivery team.

Why not post your shipping charges to Chiangmai if you post this in the Chiangmai forum

Although the posts are commercial in nature (of course we want to promote Passion Delivery and our delivery service + almost 600 delicious products we offer), at the same time, customers all around Thailand have thanked us for letting them know about our service as they rely on it to get good quality meat, seafood, wines etc delivered to their door wherever they are in Thailand.

Anyone interested in good quality food at reasonable prices and what they eat (which seems to include more and more people) would want to know if a service like ours was available to them so that is why we post to let people know about us.

Quite a few customers have asked us about the price per kg for our prime Australian beef so here they are:

T- bone = 1,272 baht/kg

Ribeye = 1,460 baht/kg

Striploin = 1,425 baht/kg

Rump = 1,094 baht/kg

Tenderloin = 1,950 baht/kg

Remember that we are talking about prime Australian beef, and so if you are doing comparisons, make sure you are comparing like with like.

For example, if we wanted to we could offer "A" grade grass fed Australian beef from older cows for less than 1,000 baht/kg. Sounds like a great deal right? Well, after doing several sampling tests, it simply wasn't good enough for us to offer to our customers (lack of flavour, too tough even when cooked medium rare etc). Even at this lower price point, in our opinion it simply wasn't good value.

If you are after the cheapest price, then Passion Delivery may not be for you (we don't try to be the cheapest because it usually means the lowest quality), but if you are after the best price compared to the quality you receive, then Passion Delivery is exactly what you need. It takes us a great deal of time to screen out these products to ensure consistent quality and good prices, but our customers appreciate the time and effort we take and trust the quality of products we offer.

So if you care about quality and want good value at the same time, why not give us a try?

Why not post your shipping charges to Chiangmai if you post this in the Chiangmai forum

Sure, full details can be found here http://www.passiondelivery.com/pages/delivery.

For convenience I have also pasted the main info below.

For Nationwide Delivery

We try hard to keep our delivery charges down and only charge what it costs us to send. Please see below for more details our nationwide delivery charges and options:

PassionBox (dry goods only, includes craft beer deals) 150 Baht

PassionBox with a value of 7,000 THB or less 390 Baht

PassionBox with a value of 7,001 – 10,000 THB 190 Baht

PassionBox with a value of 10,001 THB or more FREE DELIVERY

This includes the foam box, dry ice (frozen goods only), cardboard box, packing materials, sending the box to the logistics depot and the logistics company delivery fee.

Remember, you can combine orders with friends or family so that you all share the delivery charge costs or qualify for free delivery!

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Is there a minimum order value?

For Bangkok there is a minimum order of 1,000 Baht (excluding the delivery charge).

For our nationwide PassionBox service there is a 3,000 Baht minimum order value (excluding the delivery charge).

If it's Australian cows raised here wouldn't that actually be Thai beef (from Oz stock)?

If it's Australian cows raised here wouldn't that actually be Thai beef (from Oz stock)?

Australia has had trade of live cattle to Indonesia for many years with the occasional political spat that has held up delivery. Maybe these cows were on boat that lost its way.As a cattle breeder in a past life I would like to know where they are located in Thailand.