NEW YORK STRIP

Texas Roadhouse New York Strip* Price, Nutrition, Allergen

SizeApproximate Calories (Steak Only)Approximate Price Range
8 oz.420 Calories$18.99
12 oz.640 Calories$22.99
16 oz.$26.99

Similar flavor to the sirloin with extra tenderness. Served with choice of two sides.

Customize Your Steak

Choose Size

Choose One Option

  • 8 oz. Thick Cut
  • 12 oz. Traditional Cut
  • 16 oz. Traditional Cut

🍽️ Nutrition Table

The table below reflects the values for the 12 oz. New York Strip Steak (excluding sides or butter):

NutrientValue% Daily Value (DV)
Calories640
Total Fat33g42%
Saturated Fat13g65%
Cholesterol505mg168%
Sodium980mg43%
Total Carbohydrate1g0.4%
Dietary Fiber0g0%
Sugars3g
Protein85g170%

⚠️ Allergens Table

AllergenPresence
WheatYES (Likely in the steak seasoning blend)
SoyYES (Likely in the seasoning and/or cooking oil/butter)

📝 How to Order (Step-by-Step Guide)

Ordering the New York Strip follows the standard Texas Roadhouse steak process:

  1. Choose the Steak Size: Decide which size you prefer: 8 oz. (a moderately sized portion) or 12 oz. (the traditional, hearty cut).
  2. Choose Your Doneness: Specify how you want your steak cooked. This cut holds up well to different temperatures. Common temperatures are:
    • Medium-Rare: Warm, red center.
    • Medium: Hot, pink center.
    • Medium-Well: Mostly brown center with a trace of pink.
  3. Choose Your Two Sides: All New York Strip entrées include two Sidekicks. You will need to select two items (e.g., Mashed Potatoes, House Salad, Steak Fries, etc.).
  4. Consider Optional Toppings (Smothered): Ask to have your steak “smothered” with sautéed onions, sautéed mushrooms, or Jack cheese for an additional charge.

👯 Similar Items to Order

  1. Ft. Worth Ribeye
  2. Hand-Cut Sirloin
  3. Porterhouse T-Bone

❓ 5 FAQs with Answers

1. Q: What is the main difference between the Sirloin and the New York Strip?

A: The New York Strip has more marbling (internal fat) than the Sirloin, which makes it noticeably more tender, juicy, and richer in flavor. The Sirloin is much leaner.

2. Q: What part of the cow is the New York Strip cut from?

A: It is cut from the Short Loin of the cow, which is an area that doesn’t get much exercise, contributing to its tenderness.

3. Q: Is the New York Strip one of Texas Roadhouse’s more tender cuts?

A: Yes. It ranks high for tenderness, just below the premium Dallas Filet and the highly marbled Ribeye. It has a great balance of flavor, tenderness, and texture.

4. Q: Does the steak come with any toppings or butter?

A: Steaks are usually served with a light pat of melted butter on top to enhance the flavor and juiciness as it rests. The Cajun seasoning is cooked onto the steak unless you request it plain.

5. Q: Is this cut available in a combo?

A: Generally, no. The New York Strip is usually offered as a stand-alone entrée. The Sirloin is the primary steak used for the Texas Size Combos (e.g., Sirloin & Ribs).

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