Love high-quality meat? Check out this bento box from Japan. Following is a transcript of the video. This $2,800 Japanese bento box comes with nine pounds of beef. Bento boxes typically contain ...

There are beef lovers who can tell porterhouse from filet mignon, who are regulars at their local steakhouse, and who turn up their noses at any cut of meat cooked past medium rare. Then there are ...

Japanese bento boxes typically contain an assortment of relatively light, healthy items like fish, vegetables, soup, and salads, along with small portions of rice, meat, or tempura. But a new lunch ...

One of the interesting things to experience in Japan is their eki ben, where eki means station and ben is the short form of bento. In other words, it is the packed food you can eat when travelling on ...

New Zealanders are big fans of beef, but the Japanese have taken it to the next level with this beef-laden bento box. Arranged in the shape of a cow and stuffed with just over 4.5 kilograms of wagyu ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Eustacia Huen is a Hong Kong-based writer who covers food and luxury. This article is more than 7 years old. If you love steak, ...

Southerners love fixin’s. It’s indisputable. More than just a side item, a fixin’ is an accessory that elevates a meal into an event. And these days, if you want a good fixin’, you aren’t limited to ...

The biggest bento box you ever did see definitely won't have you asking 'Where's the beef?' A Japanese company has unveiled a whopper of a bento box, complete with 4.5 kilograms of wagyu beef. And the ...

Traveled from tokyo to Matsusaka Japan where I will be visiting a Matsusaka Beef farm. Matsusaka beef is the MOST expensive beef in Japan which means it is the most expensive beef in the world. Along ...

As the government continues to request individuals to exercise self restraint when it comes to socialising and travel, staying at home has become quite an isolating experience. With many feeling ...

When most people think of Japan’s bento, the first things that come to mind are the affordably priced boxed lunches sold at convenience stores, or the unassuming familial tastiness of bento made by a ...