Wagyu RibcapvsWagyu Manhattan Cut

Two of our finest Wagyu offerings compared. The Ribcap (spinalis) is the most marbled cut from the ribeye, while the Manhattan Cut features a bold coffee-cocoa rub that adds earthy complexity to the Wagyu experience.

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Side-by-Side Comparison

Cut

Wagyu Ribcap

Ribeye cap (spinalis)

Wagyu Manhattan Cut

Strip loin, 12oz

Different cuts

Marbling

Wagyu Ribcap

The most marbled part of the ribeye

Wagyu Manhattan Cut

Excellent A5 marbling

Ribcap edges ahead

Flavor

Wagyu Ribcap

Pure, intense Wagyu butter

Wagyu Manhattan Cut

Coffee-cocoa rub adds bold earthiness

Different profiles

Preparation

Wagyu Ribcap

Minimal seasoning, grilled

Wagyu Manhattan Cut

Signature coffee-cocoa rub

Manhattan is more complex

Price

Wagyu Ribcap

$70

Wagyu Manhattan Cut

$100

Ribcap is more affordable

Best For

Wagyu Ribcap

Wagyu purists

Wagyu Manhattan Cut

Adventurous diners

Depends on taste

Why Choose Wagyu Ribcap

  • The spinalis is widely considered the single most flavorful cut of beef
  • Minimal preparation lets the extraordinary Wagyu quality shine
  • More affordable entry point into our Wagyu collection
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Why Choose Wagyu Manhattan Cut

  • Signature coffee-cocoa rub creates unique, complex flavor layers
  • Generous 12oz portion of premium Wagyu strip loin
  • A modern, creative preparation that showcases culinary innovation
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Our Recommendation

Choose the Wagyu Ribcap if you want to experience Wagyu in its purest, most unadulterated form — the spinalis is the crown jewel of the ribeye. Choose the Manhattan Cut if you want an innovative, chef-driven experience where bold seasonings complement premium Wagyu beef.

Try Both at Blu' Steakhouse

The best way to decide? Visit us and experience both dishes prepared by our expert culinary team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ribcap (spinalis)?

The ribcap, or spinalis dorsi, is the outer cap muscle of the ribeye. It's the most marbled, most flavorful part of the entire ribeye and is considered by many chefs to be the single best cut of beef available.

What does the coffee-cocoa rub taste like?

Our coffee-cocoa rub adds earthy depth to the Wagyu without overpowering it. The coffee brings bold, roasted notes while the cocoa adds subtle sweetness. Together, they enhance the natural umami of the Wagyu.

Which Wagyu cut should a first-time Wagyu diner try?

For your first Wagyu experience, the Ribcap is ideal — it showcases Wagyu at its purest. Once you've experienced pure Wagyu, the Manhattan Cut offers an exciting, flavor-forward variation.