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Interactive beef guide

Know Your Cut

Discover where each cut comes from and compare its flavour and texture, then explore the steaks on our menu.

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Upper rib

Rib

A naturally marbled section known for richness and a juicy texture.

Cut notes
Ribeye, Côte de Boeuf and Tomahawk all come from this part of the animal.
Taste & texture
Rich, buttery flavour and a juicy texture, with marbling that renders through the meat as it cooks.
Explore rib cuts on the steak menu

Explore rib, short loin, sirloin and fillet. The dashed fillet highlight shows the approximate position of the tenderloin inside the animal, beneath the loin.

From the animal to the menu

Steak Cuts, Explained

Compare six familiar steak cuts by shape, texture and character, then use the interactive guide above to see where each one comes from.

01

Fillet

A leaner cut prized for tenderness, with a soft texture and delicate flavour.

02

Ribeye

Marbling runs through the cut, giving ribeye a rich flavour and juicy texture.

03

Sirloin

A balanced choice with a firmer bite and less internal fat than ribeye.

04

T-bone

Fillet and sirloin sit on either side of the T-shaped bone, giving two textures in one steak.

05

Côte de Boeuf

A thick, bone-in rib cut with the richness and marbling associated with rib steak.

06

Tomahawk

A large, long-bone rib steak presented for sharing.

The beef served at Ribeye

WX Wagyu

WX Wagyu brings rich marbling and a soft, buttery texture to the table. Ribeye’s menu features it as ribeye and fillet: ribeye offers a fuller, richer bite, while fillet has a finer texture and more delicate flavour. Explore the steak menu for the available cuts, weights and prices.

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