
WAGYU
for
ALL
Kagoshima Farms, Japan

“Sweet baby Jesus, that’s some good stuff.”
— Robert Jacob Lerma, award-winning Food Photographer
A5 Japanese Wagyu
Never-before-seen cuts of A5 Japanese Wagyu. Incredible value, made for entertaining.
Japanese Wagyu Steaks
Exclusive cuts from four of Japan's award-winning prefectures available all at the same time.
Be Your Own Butcher
Serving someone A5 Wagyu for the first time is almost as pleasurable as eating it yourself. Enjoy both and then some with our new A5 Japanse Wagyu Prime Rib and Striploins. The Loin is where the most expensive cuts of beef come from, but portioning out your own thick-cut Ribeye or New York steaks after purchasing is far more economical than buying A5 Wagyu steaks a la carte.

Direct from Japan
We’ve gone to great (and enormously delicious) lengths to bring you A4 and A5 Wagyu, sourced directly from an elite group of Wagyu farmers in the Kagoshima prefecture. After securing an introduction, we tasted their life-changing beef and now we bring it to you.

Award-Winning Wagyu
Since 1966, Japan's beef industry has held a nationwide competition every five years to crown the best beef in the country. It's called Zenkoku Wagyu Noryku Kyoshin-kai (全国和牛能力共進会) but it's known also as "The Wagyu Olympics". There are 11 prize categories, one of the more interesting of which measures the quality of the fats (looking for things like the health-promoting and umami-generating oleic acid). There's also an overall winner, based on the average of scores across the categories. In September 2017, Kagoshima beef took the top prize based on overall contest scores (総合得点による「団体賞」は、鹿児島県が1位). You could say that Kagoshima's A5 Wagyu is one of the very best Japanese beef you can buy!

TERMS & CONDITIONS
All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.
We are unable to accept any address changes or order cancellations after the cutoff period.
All orders are shipped frozen and will be packed with dry ice and gel paks.
For the brisket and larger roasts, plan for 2 to 3 days of defrosting in the refrigerator.