Made 5 course dinner but every course was steak because dad’s favorite food is steak and he deserves to get all his wishes.
1st course - Yukwhe 육회, Korean raw beef deliciously seasoned and paired with korean pear
2nd course - Wagyu Philly cheese steak inspired by Michelin stared chef Jose Andres’ creation
3rd course - Japanese Wagyu Katsu sando, the most delicious and luxurious sandwich ever
4th course - Chateaubriand with classic French béarnaise sauce with potatoes and asparagus
5th course - Steak cake, pound cake layers with matcha flavored Italian meringue butter cream and decorated with chocolate
This was filmed on Father’s day and took me forever to edit because I made so many different dishes. It was like 5 videos in one.
Creating a 5-course steak dinner that caters to a steak lover’s dream is both a culinary adventure and a heartfelt tribute, especially on a special occasion like Father’s Day. Each course in this menu embraces the richness of beef from different cultural perspectives, making it a diverse and indulgent experience. Starting with Yukwhe, a Korean raw beef dish, the combination of delicate meat seasoning paired with the crisp sweetness of Korean pear offers a fresh and vibrant appetizer. It’s not only delicious but also highlights traditional Korean flavors that beautifully contrast the richness of raw beef. Moving to the Wagyu Philly cheese steak, this dish is an inventive twist inspired by Michelin-star chef Jose Andres, blending the luxurious marbling of Wagyu with the classic American sandwich style. The melding of these elements results in an exceptionally savory and tender bite that pays homage to both cultures. The Japanese Wagyu Katsu sando is a revelation — an ultra-premium sandwich filled with perfectly breaded and fried Wagyu slices. It’s known for its melt-in-your-mouth texture and is a favorite in both Japan and beyond for its balance of crunchy exterior and tender interior. For the main course, the Chateaubriand served with classic French béarnaise sauce, potatoes, and asparagus shows the elegance of French cuisine using a luxurious cut of beef. The sauce’s herbal notes and the dish’s simplicity make it a star among steak entrees. Finally, the steak cake is a playful and inventive dessert that mirrors the savory courses but transforms them into a sweet treat. Using pound cake layers with matcha-flavored Italian meringue buttercream and chocolate decoration, this dish ties the meal together with a celebration of creativity and affection. Cooking such a diversified steak dinner requires patience and passion, especially when combining elements from different cuisines. It’s clear this meal was crafted to honor a father’s favorite food with love and culinary skill, making the dining experience memorable and meaningful. For anyone looking to celebrate steak in a sophisticated and heartfelt way, this 5-course meal offers both inspiration and a feast for the senses.








































































