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Filet Mignon | A5 Miyazakigyu Japanese Wagyu
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How To Cook A5 Wagyu Filet Mignon: Learn more about the A5 wagyu difference and wagyu grading standards here. Miyazakigyu Wagyu is the #1 Wagyu brand in Japan and supply stateside is quite limited. These steaks are usually sold for $45-$50 per oz at top steakhouses. This A5 wagyu...
How To Cook A5 Wagyu Filet Mignon:
Learn more about the A5 wagyu difference and wagyu grading standards here.
Miyazakigyu Wagyu is the #1 Wagyu brand in Japan and supply stateside is quite limited. These steaks are usually sold for $45-$50 per oz at top steakhouses. This A5 wagyu filet mignon is the 1% of the 1%. You won't find a superior filet mignon than a wagyu filet mignon made of Miyazaki A5 beef.
Center Cut: Completely trimmed and cut from the center of the tenderloin; what you expect a filet mignon to look like. This is what you would pay $400 for at a high-end steakhouse.
Side-On: Cut to maximize yield and be more efficient. The cut may have a bit of fat or may be slightly imperfect. Not a big impact on the experience. Same quality, taste and texture.
ABOUT A5 WAGYU FILET MIGNON
A5 Japanese Wagyu beef is measured on five factors:
- Marbling
- Meat color and brightness
- Firmness
- Texture of meat
- Color, luster and quality of fat
In the quality grade, the lowest score from the four items of the yield grade is adopted. In other words, even if grade 5 was given to marbling, color and brightness, and firmness and texture, and only fat assessments was grade 4, the quality grade of this beef is classified as grade 4. Quality grading is severely done.
A5 wagyu means this beef excels in every single factor. It has a gorgeous webbing of fat that will make you feel a creamy mouth-feel in each bite. It's literally like tasting a cloud; a cloud of beef.
Like all of our steaks, they come vacuum sealed and have been hand-cut by our expert butchers.
THE MIYAZAKI-GYU DIFFERENCE
At Meat N' Bone we made the conscious decision of selling not only Miyazaki A5 Wagyu Meat but Miyazaki Gyu because it is the best in the world. Other Wagyu from the area that do not meet the criteria for Miyazakigyu must be sold as "Miyazaki Kensan Gyu" or "Beef from Miyazaki Prefecture."
All Miyazakigyu is Wagyu but not all Wagyu is Miyazakigyu. Miyazakigyu is one step above Miyazaki Wagyu and is the cream of the crop of all Wagyu from Miyazaki. It is quite literally the best beef in the world.
Every five years, national “Wagyu Olympics” are held to determine Japan’s, and therefore the world’s, best Wagyu. Miyazaki-Gyu is the only Wagyu Program to win this award twice in a row (2007 and 2012) and then be a runner up in 2017.
You can and will find cheaper A5 wagyu beef. In fact, even Kobe beef is cheaper. But we chose to offer the best beef in the world at the most affordable price that we could.
NEVER HAD A5 WAGYU BEFORE?
At first glance, every cut of A5 beef will be EXTREMELY fatty compared to any other steak you have ever had. That delicate and yet rich fat, which can make up to more than 60% of the steak, is what makes it melt in your mouth.
This amount of fat makes the beef have a lower melting point, meaning it will cook faster than your average steak. Cooking A5 is extremely easy. That being said, it is recommended to pay close attention so that you do not burn or overcook your steaks.
Best Cooked: Medium-Rare, Medium, Medium-Well
Source: Miyazaki, Japan
