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San Diego's Wagyu Butcher
Every cut below is JMGA-certified Japanese A5 — Beef Marbling Score 9–12, allocated from the chef channel and shipped flash-frozen to your door. When a cut sells through, it's gone until the next release.
The spinalis — the crown of the ribeye. A steakhouse plates this cut at $140+. Chef channels claim nearly all of it before retail ever gets a call; this is the piece of that pipeline we hold for home cooks.
Hot cast iron, salt, a short sear, a rest. That's the whole plan.
Every A5 cut ships with its Japanese Meat Grading Association certificate — the unforgeable proof from the ads.
Certified to the individual animal via nose-print ID. You can look your steak's lineage up.
Grocery Prime tops out around BMS 5. Nothing in this allocation grades below BMS 9.
No. Every cut on this page is a one-time purchase — no recurring box, nothing to cancel. (The optional Meatery Membership in the cart is a $50/yr perks program — 10% cash back and a lower free-shipping threshold — not a meat subscription.)
Shipping is free on orders over $195 — or over $150 if you add The Meatery Membership ($50/yr, which also earns you 10% cash back on every order). Below the threshold, calculated cold-chain shipping is shown at checkout before you pay.
Flash-frozen at peak, packed with dry ice in an insulated cooler, shipped overnight-to-2-day cold chain from San Diego. Thaw in the fridge and it eats like it was cut that morning.
No thermometer, no sous vide. Hot cast iron, salt, a short sear per side, a short rest. A5's fat renders at 77°F — it does the work for you.