Beef cake is so delicious that customers accept to wait for decades

Meat & Delicatessen Asahiya is a famous butcher shop in Takasago, Hyōgo Prefecture of Japan. In 1918, they started selling korokke (potato cake) beef) and immediately created a fever.

Although korokke can be purchased easily anywhere in Japan, even a few minutes wait is available in a convenience store.

However, the korokke here can be said to be the best of the kind you’ll ever eat. With its great taste and limited quantity, out of stock is inevitable. If you want to eat, you need to wait in line.

This korokke is so expensive that people wait a year, even decades, to receive an order.

Although the korokke at Asahiya is very popular in Japanese cuisine, it was only recently that it caught the attention of social media by a Twitter post.

This person shared on April 28 that I finally received the korokke from Meat & Delicatessen Asahiya, 9 years since I ordered it.

People are immediately attracted by the long order time just to enjoy this shop’s korokke. Others also left comments that they had waited years to eat this korokke.

Some people even give proof that they will receive the cake in 2052. While this may sound exaggerated, there is a notice on the Asahiya store’s website saying that the waiting time may be up to 30 years.

Imagine you are a middle-aged person who loves this korokke but doesn’t know if he will live long enough to enjoy it.

What a surprise when dish This only costs about 2,700 yen (500,000 VND) for a pack of 5 korokke. However, waiting too long can be frustrating.

According to the Meat & Delicatessen Asahiya website, making korokke is a laborious process, as only the finest Kobe beef is used, so only about 200 pieces are made per day.

Meanwhile, the number of orders per day can reach several thousand people. So waiting lists stretching to decades are hard to avoid.

Luckily, Asahiya offers a variety of delicacies beyond the korokke. But if you want the best that this legendary butcher has to offer, you’ll have to wait patiently.

According to Traffic Newspaper