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Raw Westholm Strip

Australian Wagyu New York Strip Steak

Regular price $99.95
Sale price $99.95 Regular price $99.95

Product Specs

Brand

Westholme

               

Country of Origin

  • Australia
               

Aging Technique

Wet

               

Packaging

Individually Packaged

               

Cut Type

Strip

               

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Frequently Asked Questions

Because our products are perishable, you’ll select your preferred delivery date at checkout—so you know exactly when your order will arrive.

Most shipments are in transit for 1–2 days depending on your location.

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All products are shipped frozen unless otherwise noted.

We ship via UPS, using insulated packaging and dry ice to keep everything cold and protected throughout transit. Each order is securely packed to ensure it arrives in excellent condition.

Is New York Strip Steak Tender?

Yes, the New York strip is naturally tender due to its origin in the longissimus muscle, part of the short loin. While not as tender as filet mignon, it offers a firmer bite with a more pronounced beefy flavor.

What is the Difference Between Top Sirloin and New York Strip?

The top sirloin comes from the sirloin section, a leaner area with less marbling. In contrast, the New York strip boasts a richer beef flavor and tender texture, making it a superior choice for many.

Does NY Strip Have a Bone?

Most New York strips are boneless, but bone-in options like the T-bone steak and club steak include portions of the strip loin steak and tenderloin, enhancing their flavor.

What does Wagyu taste like?

Wagyu is distinctly beef, but with a mild finish that’s more buttery than gamey. Some people say it tastes slightly nutty, but the overarching sensory takeaway is a steak that is incredibly rich and juicy.

What is the highest grade of Wagyu?

The highest grade of Wagyu is labeled as A5 Japanese Wagyu. This indicates beef that has the best possible yield as well as the highest score for marbling, color, fat standard, firmness, and texture.

How do you determine the grade of Wagyu?

Wagyu grades are determined by evaluating each cow’s yield as well as the meat’s quality. Wagyu classification take into account everything from the thickness of the steak to the meat’s marbling and color.

Is A4 or A5 Wagyu better?

A5 Wagyu is the highest quality Wagyu on the market and indicates a slightly better quality than you’d get from a steak labeled as A4.

Is Kobe a type of Wagyu?

Kobe beef is a type of Wagyu sourced from a single strain of cattle, called Tajima-Gyu, raised in the Hyogo prefecture. Kobe beef is raised in luxury, with the cattle receiving sake massages and listening to classical music to help produce a steak that is unbelievably lush and delicious.

What is marbling in Wagyu?

Marbling refers to the fine intramuscular fat dispersed throughout the meat, giving Wagyu its signature buttery texture, juiciness, and rich umami flavor. The higher the marbling, the more tender and flavorful the beef. Wagyu beef ratings consider the Beef Marbling Score as part of the quality grade.