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Ribeye Steak (Grilled) vs Sirloin Steak (Broiled): Calories & Nutrition Compared

Per 100 g, Sirloin Steak (Broiled) has fewer calories than Ribeye Steak (Grilled) (183 vs 271 kcal), and Sirloin Steak (Broiled) has more protein than Ribeye Steak (Grilled) (30.6 vs 24.9 g).

Side by side per 100 g

Equal weights, so the columns compare the foods themselves. The last column shows which food has more, and stays at "About the same" when the gap is too small to matter.

Ribeye Steak (Grilled) and Sirloin Steak (Broiled) per 100 g
Per 100 gRibeye Steak (Grilled)Sirloin Steak (Broiled)Difference
Calories271 kcal183 kcalRibeye Steak (Grilled) +88 kcal
Protein per 100 kcal9.2 g16.7 gSirloin Steak (Broiled) +7.5 g
Protein24.9 g30.6 gSirloin Steak (Broiled) +5.7 g
Carbs0 g0 gAbout the same
Fat19 g5.8 gRibeye Steak (Grilled) +13.2 g
Fiber0 g0 gAbout the same
Sugars0 g0 gAbout the same
Sodium58 mg64 mgAbout the same
Calories in Ribeye Steak (Grilled) from protein, carbs and fat
Calories in Ribeye Steak (Grilled) from protein, carbs and fat: Protein 37%, Carbs 0%, Fat 63%
  • Protein 37% · 24.9 g
  • Carbs 0% · 0 g
  • Fat 63% · 19 g
Calories in Sirloin Steak (Broiled) from protein, carbs and fat
Calories in Sirloin Steak (Broiled) from protein, carbs and fat: Protein 70%, Carbs 0%, Fat 30%
  • Protein 70% · 30.6 g
  • Carbs 0% · 0 g
  • Fat 30% · 5.8 g

Per portion

One USDA household portion of each food. The portions weigh different amounts, so this is the comparison for what ends up on the plate.

One portion of Ribeye Steak (Grilled) and of Sirloin Steak (Broiled)
FoodPortionWeightCaloriesProteinCarbsFat
Ribeye Steak (Grilled)3 oz85 g230 kcal21.1 g0 g16.2 g
Sirloin Steak (Broiled)3 oz85 g156 kcal26 g0 g4.9 g

The difference, worked out

  • Ribeye Steak (Grilled) has more calories per 100 g than Sirloin Steak (Broiled): 271 vs 183 kcal, a difference of 88 kcal.
  • Sirloin Steak (Broiled) has more protein per 100 g than Ribeye Steak (Grilled): 30.6 vs 24.9 g, a difference of 5.7 g.
  • Ribeye Steak (Grilled) and Sirloin Steak (Broiled) have about the same carbs per 100 g: 0 vs 0 g.
  • Ribeye Steak (Grilled) has more fat per 100 g than Sirloin Steak (Broiled): 19 vs 5.8 g, a difference of 13.2 g.
  • Ribeye Steak (Grilled) and Sirloin Steak (Broiled) have about the same fiber per 100 g: 0 vs 0 g.
  • Sirloin Steak (Broiled) gives more protein for the same calories: 16.7 vs 9.2 g per 100 kcal, a difference of 7.5 g.
  • Ribeye Steak (Grilled) has more calories per portion than Sirloin Steak (Broiled): 230 vs 156 kcal, a difference of 74 kcal (the two portions weigh different amounts).
  • Sirloin Steak (Broiled) has more protein per portion than Ribeye Steak (Grilled): 26 vs 21.1 g, a difference of 4.9 g (the two portions weigh different amounts).

Every figure is computed from the two foods' USDA values, rounded as printed above. A difference is stated only when it is at least 10% of the larger value and clears a small minimum for the nutrient, so tiny gaps are not dressed up as findings.

Our take

Ribeye is the richer cut, with more calories and fat per 100 g, while sirloin is leaner and has more protein. The cooking methods in the data differ slightly (grilled and broiled), so read small gaps with care.

If you are swapping one for the other, compare by the amount you actually eat, which is the per-portion table above, not only the per-100 g table: the two foods are rarely eaten by the same weight.

Full amount tables, portions and every nutrient: see Ribeye Steak (Grilled) and Sirloin Steak (Broiled).

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Values are USDA averages for the foods as described on their pages; a single piece varies with variety, ripeness and preparation. This is general information, not medical advice. If you are pregnant, under 18 or managing a health condition, talk to a doctor or registered dietitian before changing how you eat.

Source: USDA FoodData Central, Ribeye Steak (Grilled) (FDC 172164) and Sirloin Steak (Broiled) (FDC 168634). How we calculate.