The Art of Wagyu

The Crown Jewel For The Holidays

The Art of Wagyu

The Crown Jewel for the Holidays
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What's Inside

A5 Kobe Certified Japanese Ribeye – 1 x 16oz

The Kobe Wagyu Ribeye or the "King of Steaks” comes from the rib section, located between the shoulder and loin, where muscle activity is minimal. This results in the tender texture and rich marbling that defines Kobe beef. The ribeye is interestingly made up of 2 muscles as well, the spinalis and eye of the ribeye, each delivering a different eating experience. With its distinctive fat distribution, this cut offers a buttery flavour that melts into the meat as it cooks.

 A5 Japanese Wagyu Tenderloin – 2 x 6oz

The Japanese A5 Wagyu Tenderloin is cut from the least active muscle, ensuring exceptional tenderness. Known for its delicate texture and minimal fat, it offers a refined, melt-in-your-mouth experience. The fine marbling infuses each bite with subtle richness, making this a top choice for those seeking an ultra-luxurious steak with a smooth, buttery finish

A5 Japanese Wagyu Shaved Striploin – 1 x 8oz

The Japanese Wagyu Shaved Striploin comes from the primal shortloin or primal long loin, where the muscle remains tender and well-marbled. This cut is known for its perfect balance of fat and meat. The thin slices of shaved striploin enhance its versatility, making it ideal for a hot pot, rice dishes, or noodles.

A5 Japanese Beef Tallow – 1 x 250ml

Our A5 Wagyu Beef Tallow is like a secret ingredient that brings the luxury of Wagyu into every dish. Made from the trimmings of our premium A5 Wagyu cuts, use it in place of oil for sautéing, frying, or roasting. It enhances the taste of meats, vegetables, and even potatoes, creating a golden, crispy finish with a deep savoury richness. This luxurious tallow elevates any dish, adding gourmet indulgence to everyday meals.

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Cooking Instructions

For Japanese Wagyu tenderloin or ribeye, sear over high heat in a dry pan for 1 to 3 minutes per side to preserve its exquisite marbling. Avoid overcooking to prevent the fat from melting away. Let the steak rest for 5 minutes before serving to lock in its juices and maximize flavor.