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Tsuta, Michelin-starred ramen eatery, presents two wagyu exciting deals this month

Sonia Lourdes
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Tsuta, as you all may already know, is a Michelin-starred Japanese soba noodle chain. So it’s always exciting to see what they’ve come up with for their monthly promotion. For the month of June, brace yourselves for not one but two new items: Wagyu Beef Dandan Soba (S$16.80) and Grilled Wagyu Beef on Hot Stone (S$19.80)!

Tsuta - wagyu beef dandan soba
Credit – Tsuta

Known for their world-renowned soba, the new Wagyu Beef Dandan Soba is made with minced Wagyu beef and enriched with a walnut paste. That’s not all, they’ve also added Szechuan green peppers for a touch of sweetness, black pepper powder for a veil of heat and homemade mala oil to seal in the spice and flavours!

Tsuta - grilled wagyu beef on hot stone
Credit – Tsuta

If you’re looking for something more decadent, Tsuta also has the Grilled Wagyu Beef on Hot Stone available to satiate the cravings of meat lovers out there. Think 100 grams of thick slices of premium beef that you can grill to your preferred doneness over a sizzling hot stone. That’s what I’m talking about.

You can also get both dishes at S$36.60 only. Do note that the two new dishes will only be available for dine-in at Tsuta Takashimaya for a limited period. So hurry on down be(e)fore they run out!

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