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Full Blood Australian Wagyu Ribeye Steak

Full Blood Australian Wagyu Ribeye Steak

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16 oz

BMS 9+

What does this grade mean?

Australian Wagyu is graded on the AUS-MEAT marble score, which tops out at 9+. This cut is 9+. It's marbled but beefier than Japanese A5: plan 7–8 oz per person.

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How many to order?

This 16 oz cut serves 2 as a steak dinner (7–8 oz per person).

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Product Specifications
Breed Breed: Full Blood
Weight Weight: 16 oz
Grade Grade: View Scoring BMS 9+
Origin Origin: Australian
Processing Processing: Hand Cut by Artisan Butchers
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A full blood australian wagyu ribeye steak on a black board with salt and knife

Full Blood Australian Wagyu Ribeye Steak

$125.00

The specs

Origin
Australia
Grade
Full Blood · marble score 9+
Weight
16 oz
Serves
2 (7–8 oz per person)
Price per oz
$7.81
Cooking tip
Thaw in the fridge, sear hot to medium-rare, rest five minutes and slice against the grain.
Arrives
Frozen, in an insulated cooler with ice gel packs

Compare before you choose

CutOrigin · gradeWeightServesPrice
This cutAustralia · Full Blood · marble score 9+16 oz2$125
A5 Japanese Miyazaki Wagyu Ribeye SteakMiyazaki, Japan · A5 · BMS 1116 oz3–4$175
Australian Wagyu Boneless Ribeye Steak, 10 oz, Cut from the TomahawkAustralia · Marble score 6-710 oz1$50
Purebred Australian Wagyu Ribeye SteakAustralia · Purebred · marble score 916 oz2$110
Kagoshima Ribeye SteakKagoshima, Japan · A5 · BMS 1112 oz2–3$125

Still deciding? Text your concierge at (310) 683-7078 or call (310) 683-7076 for a personal answer.

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Australian Wagyu

Full Blood Australian Wagyu Ribeye Steak, BMS 9+

Full Blood Australian Wagyu ribeye, 16 oz, BMS 9+. This boneless ribeye comes from full blood Wagyu cattle sourced from some of Australia's most respected farms, such as Stone Axe, Margaret River and Sir Harry, and is graded BMS 9+, the highest possible Australian marble score. It ships frozen with ice gel packs via FedEx. Questions? Text your concierge at (310) 683-7078.

Product details

Cut Boneless ribeye steak
Origin Australia
Genetics Full blood: 100% Wagyu, no crossbreeding
Marbling (BMS) 9+, the highest possible Australian marble score
Weight 16 oz (1 lb)
Ships Frozen, with ice gel packs, via FedEx 2-Day Air or Overnight

Why full blood

  • 100% Japanese Wagyu genetics. Full blood means no crossbreeding. Much of the Australian Wagyu on the market is crossbred.
  • BMS 9+. The top of the Australian marble scale, in the most naturally marbled cut on the animal.
  • A steak you can eat whole. Rich, but closer to a steakhouse steak than A5.

Full Blood vs Purebred: this Full Blood ribeye has 100% Japanese Wagyu genetics and BMS 9+. Our Purebred Australian Wagyu Ribeye Steak, BMS 9 offers the same cut at a lower price.

See how it compares in Australian vs Japanese Wagyu, or shop the Australian Wagyu collection.

Flavor and texture

The eye of the ribeye is juicy and beefy, and the cap around it is softer and richer. At BMS 9+ fine marbling runs through both, so the steak eats buttery with a clean finish. Wagyu fat melts at a lower temperature than conventional beef fat, which is why it feels so soft.

Who it's for: guests who want Wagyu richness in a full-size steak, a date-night dinner for two, or anyone comparing Australian and Japanese Wagyu side by side. For a tasting, pair it with an A5 cut and serve both sliced.

How to cook an Australian Wagyu ribeye

  1. Thaw. 24 hours in the refrigerator, still sealed.
  2. Salt ahead. Pat dry and salt 45 minutes before cooking. Let it come up toward room temperature.
  3. Sear. Very hot cast iron pan or grill. 3 to 4 minutes per side, then hold the fat edge against the pan to render it.
  4. Cook a touch further than A5. Pull at 130 to 135°F (medium-rare to medium) so the marbling renders.
  5. Rest and slice. Rest 5 to 8 minutes, then slice across the grain and share.

More in our guide to cooking Wagyu steak.

Shipping, storage and our promise

We pack your ribeye frozen in insulated packaging with ice gel packs and ship it via FedEx 2-Day Air or Overnight. Slight thawing in transit is normal. Keep it frozen until the day before you cook.

  • Los Angeles: same-day delivery is available. Text your concierge to arrange it.
  • Free shipping: orders of $250 or more ship free by 2-day air.
  • Our promise: every order arrives perfect, and if anything isn't right, we will always make it right.

Details are in our shipping policy. Ordering for Christmas? Order by Friday, December 18, and choose overnight shipping that week.

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Our Packaging

Temperature-Controlled Insulation

Each order is carefully packed in an insulated foam cooler to maintain optimal temperatures throughout transit.

Frozen for Peak Freshness

We use ice gel packs to keep your Wagyu chilled and pristine—so it arrives as fresh as the day it was packed.

Durable, Reinforced Shipping

Our sturdy packaging protects your marbled cuts from damage during transport, ensuring a flawless unboxing experience. We stand by our commitment to quality and excellence. Every order arrives perfect. We will always make it right.

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Wagyu Rib Cap Steak
What makes this an Australian full blood Wagyu ribeye?

It comes from full blood Wagyu raised on some of Australia's most respected farms. The cattle carry 100% Wagyu genetics with no crossbreeding.

What does BMS 9+ mean?

Australian Wagyu is scored on a marble scale that tops out at 9+. BMS 9+ is the highest possible Australian marble score.

How is it different from an A5 Japanese ribeye?

A5 Japanese ribeyes are BMS 11 and are usually served in 4 to 5 oz slices. This BMS 9+ ribeye has more beef flavor and can be eaten as a full steak, at 7 to 8 oz per person.

How do I cook an Australian Wagyu ribeye?

Thaw it in the refrigerator for 24 hours, salt it 45 minutes ahead, sear in a hot cast iron pan for 3 to 4 minutes per side and render the fat edge. Pull at 130 to 135 F, rest 5 to 8 minutes and slice.

How many people does a 16 oz ribeye serve?

Two people as a main course, at about 8 oz each.

How is it shipped?

Frozen in insulated packaging with ice gel packs via FedEx 2-Day Air or Overnight. Orders of $250 or more ship free by 2-day air, and same-day delivery is available in Los Angeles through your concierge. Every order arrives perfect, and if anything is not right, we will always make it right.

How to Cook

Instruction
1. Prepare the Steak

Remove the Fullblood Australian Wagyu Ribeye from the refrigerator, allowing it to come to room temperature for about 30 minutes.

2. Preheat the Skillet

Heat a cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat until very hot. Add a small amount of high-smoke-point oil, like avocado or grapeseed oil.

3. Sear the Steak

Place the ribeye in the hot skillet and sear for 3-4 minutes on each side to develop a rich, caramelized crust.

4. Check the Temperature

Insert a meat thermometer to monitor the internal temperature. For a medium-rare ribeye, aim for 130°F (54°C).

5. Rest the Steak

Transfer the steak to a cutting board and let it rest for 5-10 minutes to allow the juices to redistribute.

6. Slice and Serve

Slice the steak against the grain and serve immediately, enjoying the luxurious, buttery texture and depth of flavor of this exceptional Wagyu ribeye.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Your Wagyu Meat Delivered?

Your order ships frozen via FedEx 2nd Day Air or FedEx Overnight, Monday through Thursday, for weekday delivery. Orders placed by 12 PM PT ship the same day; Thursday shipments go overnight only. Orders of $250 or more ship free by FedEx 2nd Day Air.

Each shipment is packed in an insulated cooler with ice gel packs. The beef usually arrives frozen. Slight thawing in transit is normal, does not affect quality, and the beef can be safely refrozen, though each refreeze slightly reduces quality, so thaw only what you plan to cook.

Every cut is blast frozen and vacuum sealed before it ships. In Los Angeles, same-day delivery is available: text your concierge at (310) 683-7078.

Where Does Our Wagyu Meat Come From?

We name the origin of every cut. Our Japanese A5 Wagyu comes from Miyazaki, Kagoshima and Hyogo (Kobe Wine), and our Australian Wagyu from established Australian farms, named on each product page. We work directly with farms and their long-standing distributors, and every Japanese A5 order ships with its certificate of authenticity.

Why Choose Destination Wagyu for Your Wagyu Meat?

Every cut is labeled with its origin and grade, Japanese A5 orders include a certificate of authenticity, and our concierge can help you choose by text at (310) 683-7078. Every order arrives perfect, and if anything isn't right, we will always make it right.

What Should I Do If There Is a Problem with My Order?

Every order arrives perfect, and if anything isn't right, we will always make it right. Email us at contact@destinationwagyu.com, call (310) 683-7076, or text your concierge at (310) 683-7078.

Is Your Wagyu Meat Grass-Fed?

Wagyu calves start on pasture and grass, then move to a long grain-finishing period of rice straw, corn and barley that builds Wagyu marbling. Japanese A5 cattle are typically grain-finished for well over a year. Australian Wagyu feeding varies by farm and is listed on each product page.