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Grilled Grass-Fed Ribeye Steak

Grilled Grass-Fed Ribeye Steak

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by Brandon Kida

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Grilled Grass-Fed Ribeye Steak

This tender, juicy cut of grass-fed ribeye steak is as good as beef gets. Chef Brandon keeps it simple to let the steak speak for itself, grilling and serving with a roasted shishito vinaigrette, which adds a tangy, smoky touch to the dish. Served alongside roasted broccoli and miso butter mashed potatoes, enjoy this modern take on classic steakhouse fare.

Nutritional facts

Protein

44g

Carbs

40g

Calories

860

Fat

59g

Ingredients

Grass Fed Rib Eye, Canola and Olive Oil Blend, Butter, Sherry Vinegar, Broccoli , Black Pepper, Garlic, Sugar, Heavy Cream, Potato, Kosher Salt, Light Brown Sugar, Granulated Garlic, Green Onion, Miso Paste, Mustard Powder, Shishito Peppers, Paprika

Reviews

4.2

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The steak was cooked perfectly with a nice smokey flavor to it. Liked the large amount of broccoli heads, too. The miso mashed potatoes? Not so much, Chef Brandon.

Leslie · 05/11/25

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About Brandon Kida

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Executive Chef Brandon Kida brings a distinct vision that combines inspirations from his Japanese heritage and nostalgic flavors from his childhood in Los Angeles with refined French culinary technique. Using only the freshest ingredients from local farmers, fisheries, foragers, and producers, his menu tells the story of his global journeys: bold, layered flavors, graceful execution, flawless presentation, and a celebration of California's seasonal produce.

Following graduation from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY, in 2001, Kida sharpened his skills at L’Orangerie in Los Angeles and Lutèce in New York City. He then joined the opening team at Asiate at the Mandarin Oriental, New York, where he climbed the ranks to his first executive chef position before heading upstate New York to tend an eco-farm and run a Scandinavian kitchen before returning to the city to open Clement at The Peninsula New York, which under his leadership was awarded four stars by Forbes Travel Guide in 2015.

After 15 years of honing his craft, Kida returned to his hometown of Los Angeles to join Culinary Labs and helm Hinoki & the Bird as executive chef, where his imaginative, ingredient-centric focus has propelled the restaurant’s globally inspired, of-the-moment California fare to new heights. During his tenure with Culinary Labs, Kida has opened Sorra Hollywood, a rooftop dining concept, and Soprano, an Italian-American-inspired restaurant. In April 2020, Kida launched Go Go Gyoza, a handmade dumpling concept, and later in the year, Go Go Bird, offering LA-style fried chicken.

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