Rattlesnake Sausage? October is Wild Game Fest at Rodizio Grill in Stamford!

3 Oct
Rattlesnake sausage
Bison chili
Korobuta (that’s Japanese wild boar)
Think you’re up to the challenge of trying these bad boys out?  Well, Rodizio Grill in Stamford is putting you to the test this October.  Just stop by for dinner, order the Full Rodizio, and then you’re all set and ready to go.  Remember that when you order The Full Rodizio ($34.99 for dinner), you get appetizers, full use of the salad bar, and of course an endless parade of meat.  You control the action with your handy-dandy red/green cue.  For details about all the meats available and our first experience there, check out our review.  
Here’s some info on how these three meats taste:
Rattlesnake:  although many people claim the taste is reminiscent of chicken, more people seem to think it’s quite gamier.  Some compare it to pheasant or alligator, even.  
Bison:  leaner and fewer calories than beef, bison is soft, tender, and even has nice marbling to it.  Although the flavors from the meat might not be as in your face as a nice Wagyu, it’s still a beautiful cut.  
Korobuta: believe it or not, we’ve had this many times.  You probably have also.  See, the Japanese call it korobuta, but we call it Berkshire pork.  The flavor is intense, amazing, and the meat ends up being juicy and full of nice marbling.  Oh, the flavor explosions.
Rodizio Grill
Noms:  3.75
Cost: $$$
Address: 5 Broad Street (next to Target)
                 Stamford, CT
Phone: 203.964.9177
 
Monday – Thursday:  Lunch:11am-4pm and Dinner: 4 pm-10 pm
Friday – Saturday:  Lunch:11am-4pm and Dinner: 4 pm-11 pm
Sunday:  Lunch:11am-4pm and Dinner: 4 pm-10 pm

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4 Responses to “Rattlesnake Sausage? October is Wild Game Fest at Rodizio Grill in Stamford!”

  1. Claudia October 3, 2012 at 8:23 pm #

    Ok, guys call me boring but no reptiles on my plate. I’ll stick with the salad bar :)

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  2. whitemist October 3, 2012 at 4:37 pm #

    now this is wild – being from Texas – Rattlesnake was never hard to find and i would describe it a bit like eel, except it was not “fishy”. Bison i will cook with often – including a special bison/chicken chili which is awesome. Never had Reindeer, unless you count caribou or elk. Bear was not that good either. Never had korobuta, but did have american wild boar, Mouflon Ram, squirrels and opossum (once, never again). Sounds fun, but a bit much for me any way (amount of food).

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    • Dan and Kristien Del Ferraro October 3, 2012 at 6:31 pm #

      Whitemist. You never cease to amaze us! :) hehe You’ve tried so much. You are so full of adventure. We wish we were as freaking awesome as you are.

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