American vs Japanese Wagyu

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You bought enough steaks for everyone at the outing!!! You are the man:toast:
 

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Nick, you are the Man!! Actually, the Japanese A3 looks more appealing to me than the A5. Anyone else agree? I love the small skillet bites freshly cooked idea also. Anyone have these type grills at home and tried this way?
 

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Nick, you are the Man!! Actually, the Japanese A3 looks more appealing to me than the A5. Anyone else agree? I love the small skillet bites freshly cooked idea also. Anyone have these type grills at home and tried this way?

Those grills are the key to unlocking the flavor, I bet. Love to experience that.
 
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