Exactly. Plus how tf is one single restaurant going to affect a whole ecosystem lmao. I've owned my restaurant and worked years as a waiter, and that's just pathetic to me. You don't lie to people about your product. A good chef will craft wonders with the most basic cheap ingredients, you really don't need to lie to anyone. I absolutely despise people like that.
@@jelly3800 It's not that big of a deal, chill out fish fanatic. I find canned tuna disgusting, that's an opinion, which everyone is entitled to. It literally looks like cat food. YOU can like it if you want, I could care less.
I always tossed the bloodline when i lived on the mainland, but here in Hawaii, it’s a lot of people’s favorite part. It’s interesting seeing how different cultures value different flavors.
When i cut tuna as steak, i leave the blood line just a bit, as people who dont like them they can get rid of it at home and its less waste for me when i do my cut
Sushi server here. I’ve worked at a sushi restaurant for 7 years. Many are asking about the “fishy taste” and why you don’t want it, and it doesn’t just have an extremely strong fishy taste, but is also has a slightly strong iron flavor that isn’t similar to the rest. Some people enjoy it and utilize it at home, but normally at sushi places, you are taught (as a chef) that certain cuts of fish are proper for sushi, sashimi, and maki (sushi rolls). It’s just the traditional preparations that require it to be removed.
Tuna like this never goes to waste. Never. Is the fish that kitchens use completely. Even the bones. It was so weird to me to hear that people discard the red part when it's the one that sells the most too.
@@Deluxe2004 You mean the Akami or the bloodline? Akami they do not discard for sure lol. The bloodline is just good chefs training to trim, you don't have to do it at home but in a good restaurant its required.
I love fresh tuna! I grew up thinking tuna was disgusting because I only knew the canned version. But when I tried fresh tuna my life changed forever ❤ 🐟
that dark part is an all time favorites of my family. Living in an island, I believe no one would want to remove that part. Fried or with coconut milk its delicious.
Nah, they say fishing is more sustainable than land meats. It really really isn't, unless they catch all their own fish (which most do not) XD It's not about the meat, it's how they view living things. Fish are lesser than cows to some people. Also, health benefits, personal preference (some people just don't like other meats), religion, etc. There are legitimate reasons people eat fish and not other meats
What are you talking about. Fishy taste means it smells or tastes like rotten fish. The bloodline has different flavours so it makes sense to remove it and sell it to ppl like you lol
Thank you for using yellowfin instead of bluefin ^^ !! Have you considered using the bloodline to make and sell fish stocks? The stock turns out darker than normal but it tastes phenomenal!
@@HYPERxSONICxFANx2012 bluefin are overfished, so theres more restrictions on them. The problem is that they dont breed enough to replenish themselves. Bluefin take a while to sexually mature, longer to breed, and waaayy waaaaaayyyy longer to grow up to the right size to be fished. This is actually the same problem with red snapper (in the pacific) and orange roughy. Overfishing + decades to maturity. Theres actually a lot of sustainability and environmental problems with commercial fishing, but thats a whole other thing lol
No ask first next time. The lady in this video obviously says stuff without thinking first. I’ll apologize for my snappy responses. I didn’t know you didn’t understand the context of my comment.
Not y’all complaining about how they’re cutting it down so much and wasting so much of it, they literally only cut out the blood part and skin they said they use the tissue part for spicy tuna later, y’all need to listen 💀
@zsation240yt5 some people like fish but can't handle too much of the fishy taste. idk what to tell you, I don't know why it's a weird concept. it's like enjoying spice but not being able to handle overwhelmingly spicy foods
@@zsation240 I like lemon flavor, but if I eat a lemon bar and it could completely overwhelms me with lemon so much thats it's not even really enjoyable, I probably wouldnt like to eat it much either. Fish already has an overpowering flavor as it is, so I can understand why someone wouldnt like that part. That being said, some people do like to eat things that punch them in the face like that lol, so I'm sure thee are people out there who like that cut.
@@xiggles tbh I ain’t have a problem with the wanting a less potent fish part. It was really just her phrasing. Could have said overpowering fish flavor instead of fishy taste.
@@zsation240something i would like to point out is what a “fishy taste” refers to, personally when someone states a certain food is fishy it would already be known as a stinky undesirable smell. Cod, salmon, tuna and plenty of other fishes taste completely different from each other. I do not know a single person who describe the taste any shashimi or cooked fish as fishy. So in many cases or even most cases when someone states “fishy taste” it already means an overbearing smelly undesribale taste. So I find it a little weird how so many people in the comment section dont actually get this and take every word literally instead of figuratively.
That’s a funny statement in so many ways. “You don’t want to deplete the oceans” 😂😂😂 that was funny. while you worried about how many fish your catching someone out there wants to catch all the fish.
I've never eaten tuna like that, some people have told me it tastes kind of like a steak. I'm not a big fish guy so I've never tried it at a restaurant because I do not want to spend the money and go home hungry. I also live quite a ways from any ocean lol. I really enjoy other seafood like shrimp, lobster, crabs, oysters, scallops...... I've always wanted to try tuna like this but can never pull the trigger.
Being far away from the sea isn’t really a problem with modern technology. With flash freezing, fish can be caught, broken down and frozen all within a few hours. When you defrost and eat it, it’s like you’re eating it’s a few hours fresh
@@djtripp7077 well let me rephrase, I live in a town of 10,000 people we have a wal mart and 2 other little grocery stores. One of these grocery stores will order seafood like shrimp, crawfish, scallops, crab legs but not really seafood like fresh tuna. If you get a pound of fresh shrimp in our town it will cost you like $75! The closest big city is 3.5 hrs away, I live in the boonies my friend!!
@@RUGERJONES, most of the shrimp, tuna or seafood in general anywhere on this planet comes frozen (IQF) if you're not on the coast. And if your grocery store gets any frozen supplies from that big city of yours at all (ice cream or frozen pizzas) they should be able to add to the frozen order a case of frozen tuna too. It's a good seller and can last in the store freezer for a couple of years without losing in quality. And frozen is less expensive than fresh perishable stuff anyway.
Yall are really pushing it. They literally only discard the 1 piece because it has a fishy taste. Most people dont want that taste so why would they keep it. They ise the other piece in spocy tuna. You guys can go buy and cut your own fish since youre all experts now
That discarded piece cooks up well for pasta. Some olive oil, pepper, an acid like lemon and lots of garlic and parsley. Delicious for anyone who likes tuna since it mellows it out
Here in the Philippines, nothing goes to waste, (except for the bones of course) even that dark part of tuna meat are being cooked and it taste so delicious!🤤😋
I watched a group of 4 people that did a blind taste test of sushi and sashimi, using the 4 most preferred fish. They all preferred the Yellowfin by far.
Restaurants need to have an after-market option to refreeze and resell clean scrap like the blood line and vegetable trimmings. That blood line would tempura up well. Veggie scraps would make good chips.
Every video is always trying to sneak in some fake sustainability in it. "I eat choice beef because it's more sustainable than wagu!" .....because I'm poor 😅
This is pretty much how every single meat is cut up you clearly dont know anything about the world. You think they just skin the animal and chop it off? They have to remove inedible parts.
@@Avgslaveworker You can eat your own shit technically doesn't mean you should. And please explain how I don't know anything when I literally just said what you said. I'm saying that this is how meat is prepared it's normal you just confirmed I'm right. What are you trying to prove here?
The bloodline is phenomenal! Put that on the menu. You’d be surprised how many people will order it. And fish skin is amazing too. Grill it for a little then use it as a wrap it’ll be delicate but that’s money comin in with a little extra work
Well a REAL chef would understand that not everybody has the same tastes and most people don’t like the blood line. Also she’s SELLING this, not cooking.
"Dont want to deplete the ocean" roughly translates too "its cheap and easy to get"
Fr😂😂
It’s more than likely that, that species of fish is plentiful and it wouldn’t hurt the species population by eating it.
@@mcnugget9543 Yup. Yellowfin is far more sustainable than bluefin tuna right now.
Exactly. Plus how tf is one single restaurant going to affect a whole ecosystem lmao.
I've owned my restaurant and worked years as a waiter, and that's just pathetic to me. You don't lie to people about your product. A good chef will craft wonders with the most basic cheap ingredients, you really don't need to lie to anyone.
I absolutely despise people like that.
@@GreyPunkWolf one small restaurant won't, but a hundred or a thousand or ten thousand?
Substainable choices are important on all levels
"it's discarded due to its fishy taste"
ah yes, I hate it when my fish taste fishy
Edit: I understand that it's a very intense flavor and not for all
That’s honestly the best part
That’s what I thought too 😂
I dislike the “fishy” taste. I’m not interested in eating the sea itself disguised as meat.
Not particularly fishy, more like bitter taste
It's, different texture stronger flavor & very powerful ocean flavor. Not for everyone only for the ppl that like the gamey ocean taste.💯
Tuna is such a beautiful meat. It’s just so perfect and smooth-looking
They are one of the fastest fish in the ocean with extreme power so their muscles I’d imagine are the best of the best
And then it becomes the sad canned stuff 😂 becoming sushi is the best possible route for a fish (other than living)
@@yin-yi5189 canned tuna is delicious
@@yin-yi5189canned tuna is so good as a spread, in sandwiches, in salads, stirfrys, as a side...wtf are you on about??
@@jelly3800 It's not that big of a deal, chill out fish fanatic. I find canned tuna disgusting, that's an opinion, which everyone is entitled to. It literally looks like cat food. YOU can like it if you want, I could care less.
Anyone else just see how nice tuna looks and thinks “man I just wanna bite that”
Even raw bro 😭
Haha 😂 kinda
@@leeno2367Do you think they're cooking this??
Yes!!!!!
Absolutely. I even feel that way when watching a bear catch salmon… It just looks so satisfying and I can’t help imagining myself as the bear haha
By fishy taste they mean a strong raw-like flavour that just has a bad after taste, nothing wrong with it i myself quite enjoy it
like when your eating chicken and it starts tasting like chicken 😑
Do like a metric shot of just fish sauce but let it sit in your mouth for 20 seconds before you swallow, that’s what it’s like (edit: directed to dion
@@GodKingBob sounds like itd be bomb with some rice
So gamey, sort of?
Its like when a meat is gamey
I always tossed the bloodline when i lived on the mainland, but here in Hawaii, it’s a lot of people’s favorite part. It’s interesting seeing how different cultures value different flavors.
When i cut tuna as steak, i leave the blood line just a bit, as people who dont like them they can get rid of it at home and its less waste for me when i do my cut
I cook the blood out of a lot of stuff and use it for flavor, it sucks up all the seasonings and flavors from the meats, and tastes really yummy!
🤤🤤🤤🤤
Wow. Finally some people who love that part. It's my favorite part of the milkfish 😊
I'm not Hawaiian and from the east coast yes the bloodline is the best part
The bloodline is great in a poke bowl
Sushi server here. I’ve worked at a sushi restaurant for 7 years. Many are asking about the “fishy taste” and why you don’t want it, and it doesn’t just have an extremely strong fishy taste, but is also has a slightly strong iron flavor that isn’t similar to the rest. Some people enjoy it and utilize it at home, but normally at sushi places, you are taught (as a chef) that certain cuts of fish are proper for sushi, sashimi, and maki (sushi rolls). It’s just the traditional preparations that require it to be removed.
It’s like he’s cutting through butter
She
@@fanarqo12the narrator is a woman, the chef in the video is a dude. She even said "his hand" when talking about measuring the fish.
If you have cats or dogs, you could totally give those discarded pieces to them. It's great for their coats due to the amount of oils in them
Just be a bit careful. Tuna isn’t too dangerous but other fish like salmon run the risks of parasites that can be extra deadly to your dogs.
@@Synthpea good to know! I imagine cooking it would make it safe tho
@@PandaFoxArtist or just blanch it for a few minutes
Tuna like this never goes to waste. Never. Is the fish that kitchens use completely. Even the bones. It was so weird to me to hear that people discard the red part when it's the one that sells the most too.
@@Deluxe2004 You mean the Akami or the bloodline? Akami they do not discard for sure lol. The bloodline is just good chefs training to trim, you don't have to do it at home but in a good restaurant its required.
At my local grocery stores, they sell the dark parts separate packaged away on the foam trays.
The last part she cuts into blocks is honestly the leanest piece on this piece of fish
Yes one restaurant will deplete the all the fish
@@itsurboiaftermath6507 to
Damn, wish they did that here! The bloodline is my favorite part!
@@itsurboiaftermath6507 wrong comment bud
I love fresh tuna! I grew up thinking tuna was disgusting because I only knew the canned version. But when I tried fresh tuna my life changed forever ❤ 🐟
that dark part is an all time favorites of my family. Living in an island, I believe no one would want to remove that part. Fried or with coconut milk its delicious.
The mouth feel of fresh tuna is amazing, then the flavor that rolls over your tongue, ah I am craving it as ive not had it in years and am landlocked.
Pescatarians fr saying “this isn’t meat”
Nah, they say fishing is more sustainable than land meats. It really really isn't, unless they catch all their own fish (which most do not) XD
It's not about the meat, it's how they view living things. Fish are lesser than cows to some people. Also, health benefits, personal preference (some people just don't like other meats), religion, etc. There are legitimate reasons people eat fish and not other meats
@@lawson6267 Yep even if you dislike killing animals fish nervous systems are ancient and very simple.
@@Falcodrin Good ol' eat the stupid then ay?
The “due to its fishy taste” is the best part of the fish 😩🫸🏻
Maybe has some health benefits too
That would be great for soup
@@richardruss30 yes! The only thing we discard from fishes are the internal organs and scales. The “fishy” part is literally so flavorful.
What are you talking about. Fishy taste means it smells or tastes like rotten fish. The bloodline has different flavours so it makes sense to remove it and sell it to ppl like you lol
My favorite part of seafood is that fishiness🤤🤤🤤
yellow fin is also overfished and dieing out. you are probably using it because its also cheaper.
Exactly
That part is super healthy. Put it in soup
I literally love the blood part of the tuna 😂 especially the fried ones!
The bloodline is my fave part 😂
Thank you for using yellowfin instead of bluefin ^^ !! Have you considered using the bloodline to make and sell fish stocks? The stock turns out darker than normal but it tastes phenomenal!
what's wrong with bluefin?
@@HYPERxSONICxFANx2012 Id assume they are overfished
@@HYPERxSONICxFANx2012 bluefin are overfished, so theres more restrictions on them. The problem is that they dont breed enough to replenish themselves. Bluefin take a while to sexually mature, longer to breed, and waaayy waaaaaayyyy longer to grow up to the right size to be fished.
This is actually the same problem with red snapper (in the pacific) and orange roughy. Overfishing + decades to maturity. Theres actually a lot of sustainability and environmental problems with commercial fishing, but thats a whole other thing lol
@@rainbowditto9033 oh. thanks for explaining
@@HYPERxSONICxFANx2012 It's an endangered fucking species man. What is your problem?
“Don’t wanna use up the ocean’s resources.” More like,
“I don’t wanna wreck all the fish so I’ll just use this fish.”😂
Isn't that the same thing???
@@Karma_1996 Think about your comment first
@@khloehunter9378 You don’t seem to understand the saying “I don’t want to deplete the ocean’s resources so I’ll just use the ocean’s resources.”Derrr
@@Karma_1996 ok jeez no need to act superior to me just cause i didn't understand
No ask first next time. The lady in this video obviously says stuff without thinking first. I’ll apologize for my snappy responses. I didn’t know you didn’t understand the context of my comment.
You'll never depleet the ocean, it's bigger than the 500+ years left of oil fields round the globe.
And we are in the water planet 😊❤
You can still order farm raised bluefin tuna most sushi restaurants I’ve worked at always have sustainable farm raised bluefin normally from Spain
Bluefin is often endangered and isn't sold in many places for that reason the place I used to work at used yellowfin for this reason too
Not y’all complaining about how they’re cutting it down so much and wasting so much of it, they literally only cut out the blood part and skin they said they use the tissue part for spicy tuna later, y’all need to listen 💀
I mean but removing the bloodline because it has a fishy taste when it’s literally fish is just a weird way to say it
@zsation240yt5 some people like fish but can't handle too much of the fishy taste. idk what to tell you, I don't know why it's a weird concept. it's like enjoying spice but not being able to handle overwhelmingly spicy foods
@@zsation240 I like lemon flavor, but if I eat a lemon bar and it could completely overwhelms me with lemon so much thats it's not even really enjoyable, I probably wouldnt like to eat it much either. Fish already has an overpowering flavor as it is, so I can understand why someone wouldnt like that part. That being said, some people do like to eat things that punch them in the face like that lol, so I'm sure thee are people out there who like that cut.
@@xiggles tbh I ain’t have a problem with the wanting a less potent fish part. It was really just her phrasing. Could have said overpowering fish flavor instead of fishy taste.
@@zsation240something i would like to point out is what a “fishy taste” refers to, personally when someone states a certain food is fishy it would already be known as a stinky undesirable smell. Cod, salmon, tuna and plenty of other fishes taste completely different from each other. I do not know a single person who describe the taste any shashimi or cooked fish as fishy. So in many cases or even most cases when someone states “fishy taste” it already means an overbearing smelly undesribale taste. So I find it a little weird how so many people in the comment section dont actually get this and take every word literally instead of figuratively.
Tuna belly is, in my opinion, the chefs kiss 🤤
You are so amazingly skilled.
that tuna looks sooooo amazing
That’s awesome I had no idea. Learn something new everyday
what’s wrong with a fishy taste when ur eating fish?
Too fishy
For some reason people that eat fish don’t like the taste of fish idk why
Tastes like bacterial v*ginosis
I’m guessing it’s like how people who hunt would say bear or venison meat can be too gamy.
the fishy taste refers to being stinky
That’s a funny statement in so many ways. “You don’t want to deplete the oceans” 😂😂😂 that was funny. while you worried about how many fish your catching someone out there wants to catch all the fish.
The part you removed is my fav part of the Tuna or yellow fin it’s so good when you fry it too 😮💨
I caught a 62Kg yellow fin off the coast of Sydney. It was absolutley fantastic having fresh caught sushi.
Do not throw away the bloodline. Eat it with Hawaiian salt.
Well explained & detailed. Thank you!
That looks fun to cut through tbh… nice and juicy fish
“It tastes too fishy”
I bite into tuna expecting it to taste like chicken.
I've never eaten tuna like that, some people have told me it tastes kind of like a steak. I'm not a big fish guy so I've never tried it at a restaurant because I do not want to spend the money and go home hungry. I also live quite a ways from any ocean lol. I really enjoy other seafood like shrimp, lobster, crabs, oysters, scallops...... I've always wanted to try tuna like this but can never pull the trigger.
simply Beautiful and Delicious
Being far away from the sea isn’t really a problem with modern technology. With flash freezing, fish can be caught, broken down and frozen all within a few hours. When you defrost and eat it, it’s like you’re eating it’s a few hours fresh
@@djtripp7077 well let me rephrase, I live in a town of 10,000 people we have a wal mart and 2 other little grocery stores. One of these grocery stores will order seafood like shrimp, crawfish, scallops, crab legs but not really seafood like fresh tuna. If you get a pound of fresh shrimp in our town it will cost you like $75! The closest big city is 3.5 hrs away, I live in the boonies my friend!!
@@RUGERJONES, most of the shrimp, tuna or seafood in general anywhere on this planet comes frozen (IQF) if you're not on the coast. And if your grocery store gets any frozen supplies from that big city of yours at all (ice cream or frozen pizzas) they should be able to add to the frozen order a case of frozen tuna too. It's a good seller and can last in the store freezer for a couple of years without losing in quality. And frozen is less expensive than fresh perishable stuff anyway.
As someone who LOVES tuna sashimi this looks delicious that's a good lookin tuna
Great breakdown. Thanks for the education and entertainment!
I want to eat the whole thing like a caveman.
With the tail still on it so I can use it like a handle.
Yall are really pushing it. They literally only discard the 1 piece because it has a fishy taste. Most people dont want that taste so why would they keep it. They ise the other piece in spocy tuna. You guys can go buy and cut your own fish since youre all experts now
Those pieces of tuna ready for the display case look like candy. 😋😋😋
That looks so delicious!
That discarded piece cooks up well for pasta. Some olive oil, pepper, an acid like lemon and lots of garlic and parsley. Delicious for anyone who likes tuna since it mellows it out
So contradictory 😂
This is my dream job. I think my knife skills are nearly nowhere there 😂 and I have good knife skills haha.
Its as much about knife quality as it is a steady hand👍🏻
Here in the Philippines, nothing goes to waste, (except for the bones of course) even that dark part of tuna meat are being cooked and it taste so delicious!🤤😋
I'm not a guy who's usually amazed by these type of things, but that's some beautiful tuna.
In my country, nothing goes to waste
Ethiopia or Somalia?
Does the bloodline get sold or can someone purchase it?
@@TheLastOrange well damn, someone might like it
@@TheLastOrange they can sell it for cheap, I'd buy it...
@@TheLastOrangeDepends on the location and dominant culture
I watched a group of 4 people that did a blind taste test of sushi and sashimi, using the 4 most preferred fish. They all preferred the Yellowfin by far.
Restaurants need to have an after-market option to refreeze and resell clean scrap like the blood line and vegetable trimmings. That blood line would tempura up well. Veggie scraps would make good chips.
“Dont wanna deplete the ocean of its resources” is wild
Tuna have a really pretty color
I always buy those blood lines when i go to the market. Just put salt on them and fry em. Tastes like heaven to me! They are cheap too.
Depleting seas because we now waste with crazy dishes "discarding" good meat.
U want to eat fish but dont want fishy taste??
Yes?
We use those fish parts to make fish amino acid, which can be later used as natural manure for growing plants.
"we use yellowfin because we go through so much of it and don't want to deplete the ocean" that sentence is counterintuitive as all hell.
That chef got skills
😯😯😯 that dark part is my favorite
That deep dark part of it is the best tasting thing in a whole fish!
Due to its fishy taste🤯 its a fish what do u expect?
Fresh raw fish is usually not fishy. The word fishy is misleading.
It’s almost like she meant it was too gamey 🤯
I thought Yellow Fin was used because it's cheaper.
That’s correct
It's cheaper because it's more abundant so less chance to deplete the population
@@maxharz3914 lol they're not abundant anymore. Threatened species currently
Every video is always trying to sneak in some fake sustainability in it. "I eat choice beef because it's more sustainable than wagu!" .....because I'm poor 😅
Beautiful pieces of fish. Well done
Nice Kiritsuke. That's the Head Chef's knife. It takes skill and talent to use one and the Head Chef has earned that traditional privilege.
bro turned 10lbs of perfect tuna meat into 2lbs of tuna meat
POV: you don’t know shit
This is pretty much how every single meat is cut up you clearly dont know anything about the world. You think they just skin the animal and chop it off? They have to remove inedible parts.
Welcome to how food is prepared
@@xXSinForLifeXx nah that’s for video / customer appeal when buying it from the shop. It’s all edible. As you said you don’t know anything clearly.
@@Avgslaveworker You can eat your own shit technically doesn't mean you should. And please explain how I don't know anything when I literally just said what you said.
I'm saying that this is how meat is prepared it's normal you just confirmed I'm right. What are you trying to prove here?
I felt like Diana Burnwood giving me briefing
A core childhood memory of mine is eating a whole yellow fish tuna raw with my dad. That thing fought like hell
"Due to its fishy tast" news flash tuna IS A FISH
Are you nuts ?
that's one of the best parts for recipes 😮
God I love tuna so much 10 seconds on each side and a hot pan over rice is 🔥🔥
The bloodline is phenomenal! Put that on the menu. You’d be surprised how many people will order it. And fish skin is amazing too. Grill it for a little then use it as a wrap it’ll be delicate but that’s money comin in with a little extra work
Throws away half while saying they don’t want to fish them out
Blood meat is so good, your not a chef
Well a REAL chef would understand that not everybody has the same tastes and most people don’t like the blood line. Also she’s SELLING this, not cooking.
No it's bitter
That looks so good.
New goal unlocked: get a sushi chef to prepare me tuna bloodline
U wasted so much
That looks beautiful
Bloodline part is my fave part. ❤️
bruh that dark part is the most delicious part of a fish for me 😂
Very beautiful fish!
Beautiful. Looks so good.
The green paper is normally impregnated with wasabi to keep the tunas colour when shipping
“Tuna Belly” is the best part….
I've never had fresh tuna. I have to say....this looks absolutely delicious!!!
That's a quarter of a whole tuna?!
They can be so huge.
It looks delicious already.
Crazy that a personal chef could possibly think they’re depleting the ocean when Starkist exists.
Great knife skills 💯
That blood line is my fav.😂😂
That red part is the tastiest though especially when grilled
Good job Chef
The right way to break down ahi
Aloha from big island hawaii
This was so satisfying
Clean cut💯🇰🇾
Looks beautiful 😮
Looks amazing😮
Holding back my jokes for “next we’ll remove the bloodline”
In the Philippines, we call the dark parts "black meat" and we like to make paksiw out of it or just simply fry it (soy-calamansi marinade).
That looks Sooo nice.😊
very good quality Maguro, good job!