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Wagshal's Market

Online store and physical storefront

Tier 1 · Certified / Registry-Verified

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Authenticity flags

  • The striploin listing describes its olive-fed Japanese Wagyu as "the finest Japanese Kobe beef available." Olive-fed Wagyu comes from Kagawa prefecture and is a different regional beef from Kobe, which comes from Hyogo. The shop does hold a genuine Kobe beef registration, but the steak on this page is olive Wagyu, not Kobe. Ask which one you are buying if the distinction matters to you.
  • Neither Wagyu listing names a prefecture or a producer, so the beef is identified only by grade and by its olive-fed diet.
  • Both listings say "Documentation Included" without stating what paperwork arrives with the order. If you want a grade certificate or an individual identification number for the animal, confirm with the shop before ordering.

Why it's listed

A century-old Washington DC gourmet butcher on Massachusetts Avenue, Wagshal's runs a full-service counter alongside an online ordering store. Its Japanese Wagyu offering is deliberately narrow: an olive-fed ribeye and an olive-fed striploin, both graded A5 with a Beef Marbling Score of 12+, hand-selected and sold by the steak at around $128. The shop is a registered Kobe beef sales channel, sourcing through distributor Casa Wagyu, and points buyers to its own import arm for the standards it applies. Ordering is built around store pickup and local home delivery.

Brands carried

Olive Wagyu

Storefront

  • 4845 Massachusetts Ave NWWashington, DC
Wagyu types
Japanese A5 (olive-fed)
Products
Butcher counter and online ordering for a ~1,040-item gourmet catalogue; two Japanese Wagyu SKUs, both olive-fed A5 ribeye and striploin sold by the steak at 12-16 oz
Certifications
Kobe registry No.1426 (distributor Casa Wagyu, LLC)
Last verified
July 22, 2026