Steakhouse Steak Restaurant Port Melbourne
Steakhouse Steak Restaurant Port Melbourne Steakhouse Steak Restaurant Port Melbourne
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A Guide to Our Steaks  

Wagyu
Our ‘melt in your mouth’ world class Wagyu beef comes from South East Queensland. Wagyu is highly regarded for its marbling, softer composition, flavour and finer meat texture. The cattle are grain fed and are 42 months of age. The meat is aged for at least 28 days and has an extremely high marble count of 5-9.

Black Angus
Premium Gippsland beef, cereal and grain fed with a minimum aging of 28 days and a marble count of 2+

Certified Australian Angus
Originally developed in Scotland in the late 1700’s, Angus has always been bred for the production of highest quality beef. The meat has a smooth, close-grained texture, carnation red colour and finely marbled fat within the lean muscle. Our Australian Angus is Cereal Fed, Gippsland beef aged at 42 months with a good marble count of 2. The meat is aged for at least 28 days.

M.S.A (Meat Standards Australia)
Meat Standards Australia is a beef grading program that labels beef with a guaranteed grade. Our MSA from Southern New South Wales has been fed on both grain and grass with an age of 36 months. The meat is aged for at least 28 days and has an average marble count of 1-2.

Y.G (Yearling Grade)
Our YG beef has been grass fed aged at 42 months and is from right here in Victoria. The meat itself is aged for at least 28 days and has a marble count of 1.

Cuts of Meat
Eye Fillet This is one of the most tender and expensive cuts of meat. It has fine texture and is less robust in flavour.
Porterhouse (Also known as Sirloin or New York Strip Loin) this cut is located in the mid part of the hindquarters. According to legend, King Henry VIII of England so loved this steak, he dubbed it “Sir Loin.” Porterhouse is a tender steak and has a deep, rich flavour.
Rib Eye Known for its richness – sweet, tender and moist
T-Bone Enjoy two steaks in one - an on-the-loin tender fillet and a flavoursome porterhouse. An added feature of this steak is that the bone itself imparts a rich flavour and there's the added bonus of marrow.
Scotch Fillet This cut is Rib eye without the bone. Very tasty, moist and tender.
Boneless Prime Rib A popular American style cut with its robust taste and exquisite tenderness
Rump This centre cut of meat is an Australian favourite - Tender with a robust flavour
 
How Would You Like Your Steak?
Blue Rare No crust, grill marks only - raw
Very Rare Very thin crust with a warm raw centre
Rare Medium crust with a warm red centre
Medium Rare Nice crust with a warm red centre
Medium Thick crust with a hot pink centre
Medium Well Very thick crust, meat is cooked right through with some pink colouring & no juice
Well Done Very thick crust with no pink colour and no juice

Please refer to the above as a guide and notify us of how you would like your steak prepared. The degree of doneness may vary due to the cut, thickness and weight of the steak.

Top It Off

Our sauces are prepared a-la-minute using the freshest ingredients to enhance your steak experience. These home style sauces are busting with flavour and are almost good enough to eat on their own.
A variety of condiments / mustards will be made available with each steak.

To maintain tenderness we do not recommend our steaks to be cooked past medium