Wagyu Sirloin Steak (Ninja Foodi Grill)

Providing beef directly to customers is a real benefit as you're not rolling the dice on what's in stock at the local market. I appreciate the peace of mind knowing that I have premium steaks on hand and in my freezer for whenever I feel like enjoying them.

How to Cook Wagyu Steak?

One of the great things about wagyu beef is that it requires nothing special or to cook it.

If anything, I prefer to use a simple cooking method for this wagyu sirloin. This allows the high-quality beef flavor to become the star of the dish. Today I use an indoor grill that's also an air fryer to cook the sirloin steak. But rest assured that it can be grilled, roasted, pan-seared, or cooked however you prefer.

Is Wagyu Beef Expensive?

American wagyu beef is typically more expensive per pound than select, choice, and often USDA prime cuts of beef. Although expensive, it's still more affordable than purebred Japanese wagyu.

Fortunately, I've got a coupon code you can use for Snake River Farms. If you decide to purchase, simply use the code Porterhouse at checkout for 10% off of your purchase.

If you haven't tried wagyu steak, you may be surprised by the beautiful beef marbling. Similar to gold grade or even Kobe beef, the sirloin steaks can be as tender as filet mignon when cooked to medium-rare.

Don't forget to use code Porterhouse at checkout and save 10% on any order from Snake River Farms.

Looking for some fun ways to cook Wagyu beef?

Try cooking a steak on your outdoor griddle with this method or on the grill with the reverse sear method.

In the mood for a burger? Try our Wagyu Smashburger with chili recipe.