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Bife De Lomo - The Tender Steak Filet Mignon by Puerto La Boca San Diego

Bife De Lomo - The Tender Steak Filet Mignon

March 14, 2022 in Argentinian Cuisine

Argentina is known for steak. People from around the world come to Argentina to enjoy delicious steak grilled on a Parilla, which is the name given to an Argentinian open-fire grill. One of the most sought-after cuts of beef is bife de lomo. Bife de lomo, commonly known as Filet Mignon, is an incredibly tender piece of meat that is loved by all who have tried it. 

What is Bife De Lomo?

Bife de lomo is one of the most common cuts of meat in the world, enticing consumers at steakhouses in every corner of the globe. The cut is so popular because of how tender and juicy it is, proving to be delicious and succulent with each and every bite.

How is Bife De Lomo Sold?

Bife de lomo is sold in a variety of different forms and cuts. You can find bife de lomo sliced, trimmed, untrimmed, and even whole. You can purchase high-quality bife de lomo at a butcher or your local supermarket. At the supermarket, the bife de lomo is usually already trimmed, but if you purchase it from a butcher, you should ask them to trim the meat for you.

How Do You Cook Bife De Lomo?

Bife de lomo should be grilled after being drizzled with a bit of oil and salt. You can expect to grill the steaks for 5 to 6 minutes per side, flipping only once. Of course, the amount of time your steak needs to be on the grill will depend on a variety of factors, including the heat of your grill and the size of the steak.

How Do You Eat Bife De Lomo?

Once cooked, bife de lomo should be served with chimichurri sauce and maybe a side of vegetables. The chimichurri sauce makes for an excellent complement to the steak, providing a variety of different tastes and textures. Cut off a piece of steak, dip it in chimichurri sauce, and then enjoy a delicious explosion of flavor in your mouth.

At Puerto La Boca you will find the bife de lomo grilled and sauteed in different sauces like the reduction of Malbec wine or the Roquefort cream cheese sauce accompanied by Noisette potatoes. Any of the authentic sauces will make an excellent complement to the steak, providing a variety of different tastes and textures. Cut off a piece of steak, dip it in, and then enjoy a delicious explosion of flavor in your mouth.

Some also enjoy bife de lomo as a sandwich which is even better with chimichurri! We offer the Lomito steak sandwich in our lunch menu. The sandwich features bife de lomo, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise, served on a piece of delicious bread. The differing textures of the crispy bread and the chewy steak make for a culinary delight!

Try Bife De Lomo at Puerto La Boca in San Diego

Puerto La Boca in Little Italy is proud to offer the best tasting and most authentic Argentinian food in San Diego, and no Argentine restaurant would be complete without delicious and tender cuts of steak. We offer a variety of different cuts of meat, including a mouth-watering bife de lomo, at an affordable price. Enjoy a perfectly cooked cut of bife de lomo with an Argentinian Malbec, empanadas, chimichurri, and a vibrant atmosphere at our Little Italy location.

To learn more about bife de lomo or to make a reservation for lunch or dinner, contact Puerto La Boca in San Diego today by calling (619) 234-4900.

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Puerto La Boca is located in Little Italy, San Diego

Address: 2060 India St, San Diego, CA 92101

Phone: (619) 234-4900

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