How to Say “Steak” in Japanese

ステーキ
sutēki[sɨ̥te̞ːkʲi]
The Japanese word for steak is ステーキ (sutēki).
ステーキ is used to refer to a slice of beef.
Meaning: slice of beef (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

sutēki

Did you know?

  • In Japan, a ステーキ can be ordered as a 'steak-style' meal where the meat is served in very small, bite-sized pieces to accommodate eating with chopsticks.
  • In Japan, a ステーキ set often comes with a side of grated daikon radish, which is used to help digest the heavy fat of the meat.
  • High-end Japanese ステーキ often features Wagyu beef, which has an intramuscular fat pattern called 'shimofuri' or 'frosting'.

Examples in context

  • ステーキ食べたい。
    I want to eat steak.
    This sentence shows how to express a desire to eat ステーキ.
    Tatoeba #3635196 by tommy_san, translation #1869545 by Spamster
  • ステーキを食べたかった。
    I wanted to eat steak.
    This sentence shows how to express a past desire to have eaten ステーキ.
    Tatoeba #8075135 by Ninja, translation #8071461 by CK
  • ステーキはレアがいいな。
    I like my steak rare.
    This sentence shows how to state a preference for a steak cooked rare using ステーキ.
    Tatoeba #10107595 by bunbuku, translation #51912 by CK
  • レアでお願いします
    Rare, please.
  • ミディアムレアでお願いします
    Medium rare, please.
  • ミディアムでお願いします
    Medium, please.
  • ウェルダンでお願いします
    Well done, please.
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Example conversation

Ren and Misaki are looking at a restaurant menu.

  1. 蓮 Ren

    今日の夕食はステーキにしようか。
    Kyō no yūshoku wa sutēki ni shiyō ka.
    Shall we have steak for dinner tonight?
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    いいですね。私もステーキが食べたいです。
    Ii desu ne. Watashi mo sutēki ga tabetai desu.
    That sounds good. I want to eat steak too.
  3. 蓮 Ren

    このお店のステーキは評判がいいよ。
    Kono omise no sutēki wa hyōban ga ii yo.
    The steak at this restaurant has a good reputation.
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    楽しみ!早く注文しましょう。
    Tanoshimi! Hayaku chūmon shimashō.
    I'm excited! Let's order quickly.

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