Hi.

I am looking to buy the highest quality beef, sirloin, lamb chops, where should i go? price isn't an issue.

 

Thanks!

Try Nippon Kai Market soi 53 for beef and pork, and when they tell you the price do not be surprised if it sounds like a telephone number

Is it imported beef or local? 

I would prefer new zealand or aussie beef. 

 

 

What I thought you said you wanted the highest quality, ?  ..............make up your mind.

Seriously it is Japanese and ask for A5 grade

Tops at Central Chitlom.

Villa Soi 33 (Sukhumvit )

1 hour ago, chawarma said:

Is it imported beef or local? 

I would prefer new zealand or aussie beef. 

 

 

this is better than those 2 above.   PON-YANG-KHAM available in villa.

I've been reasonably happy with Foodland Ratchada. Strip steak cut thickish. Pork loin. Ground sirloin. Seems better than Tops, same price.

 

 

El Gaucho.

The supermarkets in the top malls have KOBE beef (10.000 a kg....), i still want to try it.

Villa mart if its in Bangkok, excellent aussie beef of different grades and prices including the very expensive Japanese beef which comes from Tasmania  

I get my beef and lamb from this place ,both excellent in quality and price . http://companyb.co.th/

48 minutes ago, greg71 said:

I get my beef and lamb from this place ,both excellent in quality and price . http://companyb.co.th/

 

Is this the address of their shop? 

 

Company B Co.,Ltd. 18 Kanchanapisek Road Sapansung Bangkok 10240

I know kanchanaphisek but it's a huge road...do you know where the shop is near?

There are outlets at the mall ramkhamhaeng ,central world and they do deliveries as well.They have a facebook page as well you can check out . https://www.facebook.com/CompanyB.Thailand/

Foodland is good....but be sure to get the meat with the "Prime Feed" sticker on it as it much better/more tender than their regular meat (no Prime Feed sticker).  Don't know where the Prime Feed sticker meat comes from...probably Thailand but from cattle which is fed good cattle feed/grains vs primarily grass.  Foodland is pretty much were we get all our meat.

yeah go for the Japanese one at Nippon kai. suddenly price will become an issue. 

1 hour ago, greg71 said:

There are outlets at the mall ramkhamhaeng ,central world and they do deliveries as well.They have a facebook page as well you can check out . https://www.facebook.com/CompanyB.Thailand/

 

Do you know where in central world? Is it at the butcherdepartment in Tops? 

 

Before i order delivery i would like to see the meat first and try some.

32 minutes ago, Pib said:

Foodland is good....but be sure to get the meat with the "Prime Feed" sticker on it as it much better/more tender than their regular meat (no Prime Feed sticker).  Don't know where the Prime Feed sticker meat comes from...probably Thailand but from cattle which is fed good cattle feed/grains vs primarily grass.  Foodland is pretty much were we get all our meat.

 

I remember the "pen fed" sticker in foodland.  Also they have aussie beef, tried it once but was not so impressed.

 

I never had tender beef in Foodland and they also can't speak a word english. So i stopped buying beef at all, only minced from the fridge so i don't have to speak to them.

You could always send them a message via facebook or they do have a "contact us" page on there website.

2 hours ago, A1Str8 said:

yeah go for the Japanese one at Nippon kai. suddenly price will become an issue. 

 

I would say yes, Japanese beef is good and for A5 it costs. However we should keep in mind there are other types of beef where wagyu isn't appropriate. 

 

I would rate American beef or Scottish above Australian but as Australia is close it is considered the best. In Thailand it probably is.

El Gaucho on Soi 19 has a butchers section.

 

Convenient location.

On 1/17/2017 at 9:34 PM, fruitman said:

 

I remember the "pen fed" sticker in foodland.  Also they have aussie beef, tried it once but was not so impressed.

 

I never had tender beef in Foodland and they also can't speak a word english. So i stopped buying beef at all, only minced from the fridge so i don't have to speak to them.

 

I never gave beef a second thought in Thailand since I figured most "affordable" beef is not going to be aged at all (dry or wet) and thus would only be good for things like stir fries.

22 hours ago, bkkcanuck8 said:

 

I never gave beef a second thought in Thailand since I figured most "affordable" beef is not going to be aged at all (dry or wet) and thus would only be good for things like stir fries.

 

We eat duckfillet instead of beef now..much better

Paleo Robbie grovery has quite a large choice or NZ & Australian meat, and they deliver.

 

https://paleorobbie.com/grocery  

On 01/19/2017 at 1:56 PM, blackcab said:

El Gaucho on Soi 19 has a butchers section.

 

Convenient location.

 

Yeah, need to go back and check it out it's only -15 min on MRT.

 

Yeah, Foodland might not be EG but I ain't spending an hour/s chasing down dead cow every weekend for the wife. Let her suffer with Foodland NY Strip I say!

Gourmet market, the ground floor of Paragon. 

On 1/18/2017 at 0:38 AM, anotheruser said:

 

I would say yes, Japanese beef is good and for A5 it costs. However we should keep in mind there are other types of beef where wagyu isn't appropriate. 

 

I would rate American beef or Scottish above Australian but as Australia is close it is considered the best. In Thailand it probably is.

American beef is mostly corn fed and loaded with antibiotics. NZ beef is mostly grass fed and antibiotic free. Up to you.

Tops at Central Chidlom - talk to Simon the Australian butcher there. He will do special cuts on request and has a good selection of beef and lamb - mostly Australian I think. Good quality. 

 

check this place out: http://www.passiondelivery.com/collections/accidental-butcher

 

Also, the market at M-quartier mall has awesome wegu beef, aussie, yankee meats....good selection!

Also try Thai beef which usually comes from "retired cows" [emoji243]

On 1/17/2017 at 11:38 PM, anotheruser said:

 

I would say yes, Japanese beef is good and for A5 it costs. However we should keep in mind there are other types of beef where wagyu isn't appropriate. 

 

I would rate American beef or Scottish above Australian but as Australia is close it is considered the best. In Thailand it probably is.

i grew up on the stuff but i don't rate American beef at all. corn-fed, flabby, hormone-drenched, antibiotic-ridden wretched animals for the most part. but hey it's nicely marbled. 

 

I haven't been impressed with the Australian beef at my local Villa Market. Didn't dislike it but wasn't value for money. 

 

i am not a huge fan of the flavor of corn fed beef in general and prefer a more gamey, strong flavor. therefore i like (and without reservations, recommend) the New Zealand pastured beef available at most (maybe all) Villa Markets in the frozen section.