Sales of meat are influenced by the appeal of meat to consumers, that is described as “quality”. Many factors determine the quality in meat. It includes requirements of food safety and animal welfare. It also includes the sensory appeal of meat such as palatability and perceived healthiness, especially in relation to the amount and type of fat and other fatty components. Meat quality describes how much meat is attractive to consumers. Meat must look good to consumers before satisfying their palate when they decide to buy it. Once the meat is bought, cooked, and served, the aroma, tenderness, juiciness, and flavor must meet the expectations (Aberle et al., 2001). The aroma and juiciness can be improved using spices and cooking method. However, the tenderness and flavor depend on textural characteristics, composition of meat, and many other factors.