Arby wagyu burger12/31/2023 The chain says it is a "cross between Japanese Wagyu and high-quality continental breeds of cattle," and promises the burger is 50% larger than the McDonald's Quarter Pounder.īut could the promise of such stacked burgers live up to the hype? And could these Wagyu burgers hold their own against the existing lineup of fast food burgers? Here's the Thrillist review. The Bacon Ranch Wagyu Steakhouse Burger has the same patty, topped with bacon, American cheese, shredded lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion, and parmesan peppercorn ranch on the same toasted brioche bun.Īrby's customers can order a burger made with American Wagyu beef for $5.99 or $6.99 for the Bacon Ranch version. The Deluxe Wagyu Steakhouse Burger comes with the patty cooked sous vide-style, topped with American cheese, shredded lettuce, tomato, pickles, red onion, a special burger sauce, and stacked into a buttery brioche bun. But while Arby's was tossing its bun into a crowded fast food arena, it was also promising to deliver something no one else was offering. It was a pretty big deal, considering the chain has had just about every type of meat on the menu except a classic burger. If you’re marking off your fast food burger bingo card (let’s just pretend that’s a thing), you can order Arby’s Wagyu Steakhouse Burger for $5.99 before it leaves the menu on July 31.In a major first for the meat-centric fast food, Arby's unveiled its new Deluxe Wagyu Steakhouse Burger and the Bacon Ranch Wagyu Steakhouse Burger on May 23. Plus, you can get it with Arby’s iconic curly fries. Is it better than all the other fast food burgers out there? That’s a tall order, but if you want a big burger that might leave juice dripping down your face, this fits the bill. So ranch stans, I highly recommend trying this version of the Wagyu Steakhouse burger. The ranch sauce, which is the chain’s Parmesan peppercorn ranch, didn’t overpower the burger flavors as much as the burger sauce did, IMO. You can also order the burger with ranch and bacon instead of the burger sauce - that was my favorite way to eat it. Overall, it was a tasty burger, and it really packed on the condiments, adding to a more upscale burger vibe. It was juicy but not overly tender (I think my patty was little overcooked on the edges, but the inside was still slightly pink). I took a bite of the patty on its own, and it tasted more like something you’d get at a sit-down restaurant. It took a few bites for the rest of the burger’s flavors to come through. According to Arby’s, the sauce is made with tomato, sriracha, white mustard, onion, dill, and sweet relish - as you’re eating it’s hard to put your finger on the flavors, but when you know what’s in the sauce, you’ll be able to recognize them right away. I tasted the burger sauce right away, and it overpowered the patty and other toppings. With the 6-ounce patty and all the toppings, I cut it in half to more easily bite into it. To see if all this really makes for the “highest-quality burger” as it’s referred to in the release, I got an early taste of Arby’s Wagyu Steakhouse Burger, and here’s my review of the new menu item.įirst off, this thing is big. The burger patty is topped with American cheese, shredded lettuce, tomato, pickles, red onion, and a special burger sauce (more on that later) that’s all sandwiched between a brioche bun. Arby’s cooks its burger using a sous vide method, which keeps the juices locked in and results in a juicy, tender burger, per the company’s May 23 press release. ICYDK, Wagyu has more marbling (read: fat) and is more tender than OG ground beef. For its entry into the burger game, Arby’s went all out - the 6.4-ounce patty is made with more than half American Wagyu beef and 48% ground beef. Officially dubbed the Wagyu Steakhouse Burger, it dropped on May 23 at participating Arby’s locations. But a burger hasn’t been an option on any of your Arby’s runs. For a preview of what you can expect it to taste like, check out this Arby’s Wagyu Beef Burger review.įast food burgers are not a new concept they’re the probably the first menu item you think of when you pull up to grab a quick bite. Made with 52% American Wagyu, the company’s debut burger might just pique your interest on your next trip to the drive-thru. ![]() The company released its first-ever burger on May 23, and it’s a departure from the beef sandwiches you’re used to. Get ready to have a brand new main dish accompany your Arby’s curly fries. In this piece, we taste Arby’s debut burger made with Wagyu beef. In Elite Daily's series Chef's Kiss, we taste the latest food and drink trends to help you figure out which ones you definitely don’t want to sleep on. If youre marking off your fast food burger bingo card (lets just pretend thats a thing), you can order Arbys Wagyu Steakhouse Burger for 5.
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