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    How to Cook a Wagyu Tomahawk Steak?

    By Jam Adolfo  •   3 minute read

    How to Cook a Wagyu Tomahawk Steak

    Steak School · Cook

    The Wagyu Tomahawk
    Control Panel

    Low heat builds the centre. High heat builds the crust. Resting protects the result.

    1.0- 1.5 kg
    Ideal steak size
    110-120°C
    Controlled heat
    5°C below
    Remove before sear
    10-15 min
    Rest before slicing

    The quick answer

    Reverse searing gives a thick Wagyu Tomahawk the most even result. Cook gently until the steak is about 5°C below your target, finish with a short high-heat sear, then rest before carving.

    Before the heat

    Prep Less. Control More.

    Keep the seasoning simple and the surface dry so the Wagyu remains the focus.

    24-48 hr

    Thaw Slowly

    Thaw in the refrigerator on a rack over a tray.

    45-60 min

    Temper Briefly

    Let the surface lose its refrigerator chill.

    Dry

    Protect the Crust

    Pat every surface dry before seasoning.

    Simple

    Season for Wagyu

    Use coarse salt and cracked pepper. Keep herbs restrained.

    Core ingredients

    Wagyu Tomahawk Coarse sea salt Cracked pepper High-smoke-point oil

    Essential equipment

    Oven or grill Cast iron or grate Meat thermometer Tongs and rack

    The control system

    Four Signals. One Great Steak.

    Use temperature and texture instead of relying on the clock alone.

    LOW

    Controlled Heat

    Use a 110°C to 120°C oven or the cooler side of a two-zone grill.

    TEMP

    Target the Centre

    Leave low heat when the centre is about 5°C below your final target.

    SEAR

    Build the Crust

    Use very high heat for 60 to 90 seconds per side, including the fat cap.

    REST

    Protect the Juices

    Rest for 10 to 15 minutes before removing the bone and slicing.


    A controlled centre, a deep crust, and rested slices ready for sharing.

    Temperature dashboard

    Choose the Centre You Want

    DonenessRemoveAfter rest
    Rare48°C52°C
    Medium Rare51°C55°C
    Medium56°C60°C
    Medium Well61°C65°C
    Well Done67°C71°C
    Use a thermometer. Thickness, weight, and starting temperature all change the clock.

    Method matcher

    Pick Your Heat Source

    The best method is the one you can control confidently.

    Reverse Sear

    45-70 min

    Best balance of even doneness, rendered marbling and crust.

    Charcoal or Gas

    35-55 min

    Use two-zone heat for smoke, colour and control.

    Pan and Oven

    30-45 min

    Build a deep crust, then finish the thick centre gently.

    Oven Roast

    45-60 min

    Steady heat with a fast sear added for stronger colour.

    Sous Vide

    2-4 hr

    Precise doneness with a brief high-heat finish.

    Smoker

    Low and slow

    Build wood-fired flavour, then sear for the crust.

    Finish at the board

    Rest. Carve. Balance.

    10-15

    Minutes to Rest

    Rest uncovered or lightly tented so the crust stays firm.

    ½-1 in

    Slices Against Grain

    Remove the bone first, identify the grain, and slice across it.

    2-3

    People Per Steak

    Serve with crisp, acidic or earthy sides to balance the rich marbling.

    Best matches: roasted vegetables · grilled asparagus · green salad · mushrooms · chimichurri

    Australian price guide

    AUD 85-150+

    per kilogram

    Individual steaks commonly range from AUD 130 to AUD 390. Weight, marbling score, breed, origin, and supplier affect the final price.

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    Compare the current marbling score, weight, and delivery options before ordering.

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    Quick answers

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the best method for a Wagyu Tomahawk?

    Reverse searing offers the best control for a thick steak, producing even doneness before a short final sear builds the crust.

    Do I need oil when searing Wagyu?

    Only a small amount may be needed. A well-marbled steak often releases enough fat to protect the cooking surface.

    Why is a meat thermometer important?

    Tomahawk steaks vary in thickness and weight. Internal temperature gives a more reliable result than cooking time alone.

    How many people does one Tomahawk serve?

    A Tomahawk around 1.2kg on the bone typically serves two to three people once carved.

    The rule that matters

    Control the Heat.
    Let the Wagyu Lead.

    Use the thermometer, protect the resting time, and carve only when the centre is ready.

    Choose Your Wagyu Tomahawk
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