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Australian Wagyu MB6-7

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Australian Wagyu MB6-7

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MB6-7

Australian Wagyu MB6-7

Australian Wagyu MB6-7 — attractive marbling with controllable plate cost

Available Cuts / Products
Karubi Plate
MB6-7
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Outside Flat
MB6-7
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Australia

Highlights
  • MB6-7 marbling
  • Controllable plate cost — ideal for buffet
  • Consistent high-volume supply
  • Order by cut, no minimum
Suitable For
Restaurant Buffet Yakiniku Catering

About Australian Wagyu MB6-7

Australian Wagyu is beef from Wagyu-genetics cattle raised in Australia, graded on the Marble Score (MB) system — a different framework from Japan's JMGA. K.K.&K. imports MB6-7, the range that delivers clearly visible marbling on the plate while keeping per-plate cost workable for high-volume operations.

Our main cuts are Karubi Plate (short plate/belly), with rich marbling that performs well over fire for yakiniku and grilling, and Outside Flat, a firm lean cut that slices thin cleanly — suited to restaurants that want Wagyu on the menu while holding cost.

Australian and Japanese Wagyu do different jobs on a menu rather than replacing each other. Many of our customers run Australian Wagyu MB6-7 as the base of a course or buffet, with Japanese A4-A5 Wagyu as the signature or feature item — keeping total cost in frame while still giving guests a genuine premium beef experience.

Alongside Australian Wagyu, K.K.&K. also supplies other Australian beef lines that restaurants order regularly: Chuck Roll (grass-fed and grain-fed), grain-fed Brisket End Navel, Rump Cap (Picanha) and Striploin MB4, plus ready-sliced 2 mm portions in 1 kg packs for kitchens that want less prep.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Australian Wagyu MB6-7 mean?
MB (Marble Score) is Australia's marbling scale, running 0-9+. MB6-7 sits in the high-marbling range with clearly visible fat webbing on the plate. It is a separate system from Japan's JMGA A4-A5 grades, so the numbers are not directly comparable — each describes marbling within its own framework.
Should I choose Australian or Japanese Wagyu?
It depends on the job the dish has to do. For a premium item selling authenticity, melt-in-the-mouth texture and certified origin, Japanese A4-A5 Wagyu fits better. For a course or buffet that must hold per-plate cost at sustained volume, Australian Wagyu MB6-7 is easier to manage. Many restaurants run both on one menu. K.K.&K. supplies both and can help work out the mix that fits your cost structure.
Is there a minimum order for Australian Wagyu?
There is no minimum order. Cuts can be ordered individually — you do not have to take a whole carcass — and delivery within Bangkok is free on orders from 3,000 THB. For details and quotations, call 02-136-1464 or email online@kkank.com.
What non-Wagyu Australian beef do you carry?
Chuck Roll (grass-fed and grain-fed), grain-fed Brisket End Navel, Rump Cap (Picanha), Striploin MB4 and Intercostal, plus ready-sliced 2 mm portions in 1 kg packs for kitchens that want to cut prep work.

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