"tender steak" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe a soft, juicy cut of steak. For example, "This tender steak is cooked to perfection."
It was not the most tender steak I have ever eaten, but its deliciousness floored me.
Pies made with steak in gravy, like tender steak and ale, are better warm.
The juicy, tender steak is blessed with a mantel of thin, wispy onion rings.
It was surprising because I'd never had a tender steak at a strictly kosher restaurant before.
A sampler of skewered items -- head-on-shrimp, garlicky chorizos and tender steak -- was equally good.
Afterwards, enjoy drinks at the bar and tender steak at the restaurant.
When cooking delicate pieces of fish or tender steaks, the goal was to preserve tenderness, which could be done quickly, over intense heat.
Meals spent gorging on succulent tender steaks, all too often taken for granted, are looking numbered then.
Each night, the hotel's restaurant serves tender steaks and fish curries to a mature European crowd seated at candlelit tables shaded by hundred-year-old trees.
For around 15 euros, you get Old World ambience, a smart-looking crowd and bistro-quality fare like plump green salads, velvety soups and tender steaks.
Enter and your appetite is whetted by a smoky aroma of grilled tender steaks cooking and musky Malbec swilling around in the customers glasses at this parrilla in trendy Palermo.
