Meat House — Local services in Mountain View

Meat House - Mountain View, located right in front of the train station, is a butcher shop I’ve had my eye on for quite some time. Typically, for hot pot or Japanese BBQ, I would purchase beef from Japanese supermarkets. However, after hearing glowing recommendations about this place, I decided to give their beef a try tonight with my homemade kombu broth.

The shop offers a variety of beef cuts to choose from. When I mentioned that I preferred more tender meat, the staff recommended the chuck roll (though I admit I’m not very familiar with beef cuts). Initially, I was hoping to purchase A5 Wagyu, but unfortunately, they only carry American Wagyu.

The beef slices were impeccably prepared—intact, without any torn pieces, and sliced to the perfect thickness. A few seconds in the hot pot was all it took to cook the meat, and the result was incredibly tender and flavorful. The shop also offers lamb, seafood, and other options, catering to various preferences. While the prices are slightly higher than those of regular supermarkets, the exceptional quality of the meat makes it absolutely worth it. I highly recommend this shop to anyone seeking premium...

For hot pot lovers, Meat House is the ultimate go-to! 🥩🔥 The prices are reasonable, and the quality of the meat is absolutely top-notch. I often get the American Wagyu Chuck Roll and New Zealand Lamb Shoulder—both are essential for the perfect hot pot experience. What I love most is that everything here is pure cuts, no processed meat.

Every bite is pure happiness—tender, fresh, and incredibly flavorful. I’ve even heard that many people take their meats on ski trips for hot pot—now that’s what I call enjoying life! Highly recommend Meat House for high-quality meats that elevate your...

My only complaint about the Mountain View Farmer’s Market was the lack of reasonably priced meat. Then I came across this store. Chicken wings at $5 a pound, Australian lamb pre-shaved into thin slices for $15.80. A5 Hokkaido ribeye cap wagyu for $49 a pound (we definitely got some). Makes shopping at the MVFM a one stop shop and I don’t have to drag myself to Whole Foods. They don’t have typical meats like whole chicken to roast, but shaved meats and cuts of pork and beef, as well as a variety of fish products to choose from. A5 Hokkaido wagyu is...