All About Wagyu

Wagyu (pronounced 'wag-you') is a breed of cattle native to Japan and is considered one of Japan's national treasures. The Japanese word Wagyu can be translated to mean Japanese beef - as "wa" means Japanese and "gyu" means beef.

Characteristically, Wagyu beef is highly marbled. This means that the muscle is finely interspersed with monounsaturated fat. This marbling gives the beef its "melt in the mouth" moisture and tenderness. When cooked, the marbling dissolves and gives the meat its tenderness and flavour.

Wagyu History

The history of Japanese Wagyu

What is Wagyu? Where did it come from? Why is it different? Marbling? How did it come to Australia?

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Mishima History

The history of Japanese Mishima

What is Mishima? Where did it come from? How is it different from Wagyu? How did it come to Australia?

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The Facts

The facts about Wagyu

There are alot of rumours and myths around about Wagyu. We try to make things clear for all involved.

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Articles

Articles

Would you like to become an expert in Wagyu, read more about history, genetics, production, and quality.

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