Chilled Bell Valley MB3+ Chuck Tail Flap

【Grand Opening Special Offer】

Enjoy Complimentary Professional Trimming & Portioning Service with any purchase of whole primal beef(Valued at $150+)

• Custom Cuts: Steaks / Yakiniku Slices / Shabu-Shabu Slices
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• Note: Weight is based on the original primal. Net weight will decrease after the removal of excess fat and silver skin.

Condition: Chilled

What is a Chuck Flap Tail？

• The Chuck Flap Tail (commonly known in Hong Kong culinary circles as the "Beef Neck Crest" or "Sau Geng Jik") is an exceptionally prized muscle sourced from the core of the premium shoulder-neck region. In Hong Kong's high-end hotpot culture, this rare cut is widely revered as the ultimate, holy-grail ingredient, traditionally reserved for top-tier establishments and discerning connoisseurs.
  
  

What is Chilled Bell Valley and MB3+ ?

• Hailing from Australia’s prestigious Bell Valley, renowned for its long-cycle grain-fed beef programs. Holding an MB3+ (Marble Score 3+) specification, this cut exhibits an intricate, snowflake-like webbing of intramuscular fat that beautifully harmonizes bold Angus beefiness with luscious oiliness.

Product Highlights: Exquisite Snowflake Marbling & Hotpot Royalty

• Flavor: Delivers a powerful, deeply localized beef flavor amplified by the sweet, buttery aroma characteristic of premium grain-fed Angus. Upon heating, the fine marbling renders instantly, yielding a rich, layered savoriness with a clean finish.
  
  
• Texture: This cut offers an unparalleled balance between melting tenderness and a satisfyingly springy snap. The delicate muscle fibers are heavily heavily heavily marbled, ensuring a velvet-smooth mouthfeel that remains succulent and slightly snappy without ever turning tough.
  
  
• Culinary: With its unique grain density and high fat content, it is undisputed as the absolute gold standard for Hotpot thin-slicing. It also excels brilliantly as uniform slabs for Japanese Yakiniku or Korean BBQ, adapting perfectly to quick, intense heat.

Pro Tip: The Golden Timeline for Hotpot Perfection

1. Hotpot: For the definitive dining experience, slice into delicate ribbons. Once the hotpot broth reaches a rolling boil, submerge and flash-cook the beef for just 6 to 8 seconds (until it turns a soft, blushing pink). This melts the fat perfectly while keeping the meat incredibly silky.
   
   
2. Yakiniku Precision: If grilling as thicker slices, sear over high heat on a preheated surface with zero added oil. Let the natural premium fats render to create a slightly crispy, caramelized edge for an explosive, juicy bite.