Wagyu Steak

[BWillie]

The best ****ing steak I've ever tasted. It is amazing...and unfortunately SUPER expensive. I thought it was just cow raised a certain way and massaged certain times a week. But apparently after some reading it is just a cow breed.

If it's just a cow breed, it's a little frustrating that it is 10x as expensive as regular beef. I suppose it's just a rare breed of cow at this point that is very sought after. Curious to how many of you have had it, and where? Especially in Kansas City. I've never seen it in supermarkets, and would like to buy it and just cook it my own.

[KingKong]

He sounds like he does know a bit about the subject which i politely inquired about because i would like to find the best locations locally or nationally to try the other breed lines. But no matter how much he knows or doesn’t know you shouldn’t discuss things like total Dick.

Somebody please show me how to post a pic as new member on here for this clown

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by KingKong

He sounds like he does know a bit about the subject which i politely inquired about because i would like to find the best locations locally or nationally to try the other breed lines. But no matter how much he knows or doesn’t know you shouldn’t discuss things like total Dick.

Somebody please show me how to post a pic as new member on here for this clown

You just have to bring your postcount up. He had the same problems not very long ago.

[cooper barrett]

Originally Posted by KingKong

I never said I didn’t have Waygu i said I ate there and had some recently and you started your rant that what they serve was actually something else. I don’t read watch where they get their meat but i would guess they are pretty reputable place

No. I said you didn't have Japanese Wagyu as you claimed.... Imagine a steak house making people think they are eating an $1100 steak and feeding them something worth 15% of what they charge.... Who's the stupid one?

[KingKong]

I don’t believe what they serve at Alexander’s is not Waygu i have eaten there many times and they are pretty reputable joint

[Simply Red]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

If you're looking to purchase so that you can prepare it at home, Snake River Farms is an outstanding source for all of your beef needs. Do a search for a coupon as well, as they're always on the internet.

http://www.snakeriverfarms.com

This looks good!

[KingKong]

I think all of this arm flailing he is doing is because he can’t answer my questions related to F1, best KC Steal locations and Miyazaki is because he doesn’t know and he can’t google it all up fast enough.

[cooper barrett]

Originally Posted by Simply Red

This looks good!

It is a outlet for a branded American cross of American Angus and Black Wagyu cattle brought from Japan. They used to market it as American Kobe but are now calling it American Wagyu. They also make it more confusing by selling a low grade of Wagyu along with a product the industry has led us to believe all Wagyu is. $30lb for the low grade sirloin cap, on sale???

[cooper barrett]

Originally Posted by KingKong

I think all of this arm flailing he is doing is because he can’t answer my questions related to F1, best KC Steal locations and Miyazaki is because he doesn’t know and he can’t google it all up fast enough.

Pictures or GTFO

[KingKong]

Photos.app.goo.gl/1wn7gsCihuupCDsP2


Now put h_t_t_p_s_:_/_/ in front of that without the underscores

[cooper barrett]

What does the tag say on the tomahawk? That is your $1100 steak?

[KingKong]

I don’t get your point it says Wagyu which you indicated they don’t serve

[cooper barrett]

Originally Posted by KingKong

I don’t get your point it says Wagyu which you indicated they don’t serve

Spoiler!

[IMG] https://www.imperialwagyubeef.com/th...cowboy-steaks/ [/IMG]

Need to run cocktails with friends.


$1100 my ass...

[KingKong]

Alexander’s serves what they call Japanese Wagyu on their menu which as I indicated for 135 to185 per 3 ozs as listed on their menu for those. As I originally stated I ate there recently and had the tomahawk. The only person tying that price ratio and 1100 to the tomahawk is you and I never said that.

Those tomahawk sell for 250 to 300 each depending weight and are listed as Wagyu. You make a very good point in that those give the false impression that they are also Japanese Wagyu the way they label it and slide it in with the others and they don’t indicate any differently. If it is this case I’m not very impressed with their deception and I don’t follow the difference between a marketing name and actual Japanese Waygu. If they truly are an american version or breed i would be interested in your info and viewpoint there.

I have previously had both their Japanese Wagyu (or what they claim it to be) and their F1 Australian. Are these authentic as well or marketing terms they use? If so I would definitely find another place to eat.

I meant what I previously said about my questions related to F1, Best KC Steak or location and Miyazaki. You seem to have detailed knowledge about this subject and I am really interested in those answers and what you are really getting at these locations versesmarketing fud

[KingKong]

Actually I see in my one photo they claim to have the Miyazaki Prefecture from Japan as labeled to far right of second shelf. Interested to know if this is authentic as well, if so would be interested in trying it.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by KingKong

There are probably less than 10 places in the Us that server authentic Waygu beef from Japan, the rest are crossbred versions and not the same.

Alexander’s in Cupertino is one that does and I ate there recently. They have like 8 of the breeds available including one that is raised in the mountains at high altitude and has never been above 32 degrees it’s entire life.

It will cost you though as they typically cost $135 per 3oz. And $185 per 3oz for the below 32 degree version

I was trying to post link to menu and photos of meat case showing the versions but since I don’t usually post here it nt let new members post links

Try to post them now