Tom Hixson Wagyu Fillet
In collaboration with our Irish farming partners, we have used our combined expertise and knowledge to produce a unique offering. This exclusive selection draws inspiration from the rich heritage and unparalleled flavour profile synonymous with the Wagyu breed whilst also adding new distinctive attributes.
We decided upon a Wagyu / Shorthorn cross, which has been reared stress-free on the open, grassy pastures of Ireland. Shorthorn are renowned themselves for producing marbled beef, so when crossed with Wagyu the results are sublime.
Their diet is supplemented in their final three months with chocolate, which adds a touch of sweetness to the bite.
Image shows one steak cut from whole piece you will receive.
Upon ordering, you can choose a delivery date and time to suit you. All orders are sent in our re-enforced chilled packaging to ensure produce is well-protected during transit.
Orders Over £100 - Free Delivery
Orders Under £100 - £9.95 Delivery Charge
Further info on delivery times can be found here.
If you have any queries regarding our produce or questions about ordering from our site, please see our FAQs page for further help and advice. Or alternatively email us at homedining@tomhixson.co.uk.
For further information on our Halal Produce, please see here.We provide some of London's finest restaurants with quality gourmet produce. If you would like further information on our wholesale service, please call 020 7248 3569 or email wholesale@tomhixson.co.uk for any wholesale meat enquiries.
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