Comments on: Thank God For The Meat Guy http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/ A Gaijin in Japan - Discovering and Loving Japan, One Day at a Time Fri, 25 Jul 2008 19:36:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Anonymous http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-808 Anonymous Fri, 18 Jan 2008 07:09:57 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-808 <strong>Pie’s and Sausage Roll’s please...</strong> Living in a foreign country always has the challenge of trying to get a little taste of home, whether it be a toasted Cheese Sandwich or a Stubby of VB. While I love Japanese food and can eat and drink everything put in front of me all day long, someti... Pie’s and Sausage Roll’s please…

Living in a foreign country always has the challenge of trying to get a little taste of home, whether it be a toasted Cheese Sandwich or a Stubby of VB. While I love Japanese food and can eat and drink everything put in front of me all day long, someti…

]]> By: James http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-722 James Sat, 12 Jan 2008 00:52:49 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-722 I've ordered steaks and sausages from "The Meat Guy" several times now. The orders usually shows up to our place in rural Chiba-ken within 3 days. His spicy homemade sausages (item name: Meat Guy Bangers Spicy) are awesome, as are the sirloins. Nice, thick steaks! Can't beat the price either. Highly recommended. I’ve ordered steaks and sausages from “The Meat Guy” several times now. The orders usually shows up to our place in rural Chiba-ken within 3 days. His spicy homemade sausages (item name: Meat Guy Bangers Spicy) are awesome, as are the sirloins. Nice, thick steaks! Can’t beat the price either. Highly recommended.

]]> By: www.japansoc.com http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-708 www.japansoc.com Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:17:45 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-708 <strong>Meat for Foreigners in Japan...</strong> There`s no problem getting decent meat in Japan and certainly no problem finding decent restaurants to eat in but when you feel like some meat and foods from back home it proves a little harder - enter The Meat Guy... Meat for Foreigners in Japan…

There`s no problem getting decent meat in Japan and certainly no problem finding decent restaurants to eat in but when you feel like some meat and foods from back home it proves a little harder - enter The Meat Guy…

]]> By: The Meat Guy http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-706 The Meat Guy Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:16:11 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-706 Thanks for the plug Neil. Mention this with your next order and we'll throw a little extra in your box. -jp Thanks for the plug Neil. Mention this with your next order and we’ll throw a little extra in your box.

-jp

]]> By: Neil http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-703 Neil Thu, 10 Jan 2008 03:42:22 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-703 No problems with the snags from The Meat Guy .... a BBQ'ers delight. No problems with the snags from The Meat Guy …. a BBQ’ers delight.

]]> By: Neil http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-702 Neil Thu, 10 Jan 2008 03:41:15 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-702 I think the same Nathan, something so simple yet such a valuable service foreginers have no issue paying a premium for. Gets the mind thinking. I think the same Nathan, something so simple yet such a valuable service foreginers have no issue paying a premium for. Gets the mind thinking.

]]> By: Tokyo Expat http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-700 Tokyo Expat Thu, 10 Jan 2008 02:55:39 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-700 Finally! Great post for me. I've been buying those junky sausages from Hanamasa till now. The first pack of sausages I bought at Hanamasa was "made in China". I got rid of those quick smart. You need to be choosy to find the locally made ones there. I'll be using the meat guy when the BBQ comes back out in the spring. Thanks again Neil. Finally! Great post for me.
I’ve been buying those junky sausages from Hanamasa till now. The first pack of sausages I bought at Hanamasa was “made in China”. I got rid of those quick smart. You need to be choosy to find the locally made ones there. I’ll be using the meat guy when the BBQ comes back out in the spring.
Thanks again Neil.

]]> By: Nathan http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-699 Nathan Thu, 10 Jan 2008 01:48:57 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-699 Reading about success stories like this - foreign run business owners in Japan, very inspiring and even a bit motivational - certainly gets my gears spinning. Reading about success stories like this - foreign run business owners in Japan, very inspiring and even a bit motivational - certainly gets my gears spinning.

]]> By: Paul http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-694 Paul Wed, 09 Jan 2008 08:25:27 +0000 http://neilduckett.com/thank-god-for-the-meat-guy/#comment-694 Thanks for the tip! ;-) Thanks for the tip! ;-)

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