Wagyu does not only belong to fine dining counters.
This video explores a Wagyu katsu sando served at Nikutoieba Matsuda inside Time Out Market Osaka.
Located on the underground floor of the Grand Green Osaka South Building, Time Out Market Osaka brings together 17 kitchens and 2 bars under one roof. Among them is Nikutoieba Matsuda, a Michelin starred restaurant group originally from Nara Prefecture.
At this location, the menu is intentionally simplified compared to their omakase course in Nara. The focus here is the katsu sando, made using Wagyu tenderloin. Crisp on the outside and delicate inside, it reflects the group’s technique in a more approachable format.
If you are visiting Osaka and want to understand how Wagyu translates beyond traditional steak or yakiniku, this is a stop worth making.
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2 Comments
Ehybriedbtourbmumcochiestinks
What gives the bread it’s colour?