Two Vegas Spots You Can't Go Wrong With 🎲🍣

For this Vegas trip, I booked two Japanese restaurants in advance—and both were absolutely worth it! 🍣 Kabuto Edomae Sushi A high-value Omakase experience! They usually offer a $175 and a $125 course, but since we went during the holidays, only the $195 menu was available. The sashimi was incredibly fresh, especially the uni—so sweet and rich! Cooked dishes were also layered in flavor and delicious. It’s recommended to book bar seats early—you’ll be served directly by the sushi chef. For those with smaller appetites, you can ask the chef or server to reduce the rice in each nigiri. Portions are generous and definitely filling! We were already stuffed but still added a uni hand roll because it was just that good! 😋 📌 Book via Resy. They’ll call to confirm—don’t miss it or you’ll be charged! 🥩 Samurai Japanese BBQ and Seafood If you love Japanese BBQ and Wagyu, don’t miss this place! Great value for money—they offer Wagyu BBQ sets or à la carte cuts. The thick-cut beef tongue was juicy, buttery, and had a hint of milky richness. My husband and I don’t eat huge portions, so we ordered a two-person Wagyu set, plus grilled mushrooms, sweet potato, and marinated octopus. Finished with two small desserts. We left stuffed, and the total with tip was around $180—super worth it! 📌 *Reservations via OpenTable, with a 24-hour cancellation policy. Late cancellations/no-shows will be charged.* #LasVegas #FoodieFinds #JapaneseCuisine #Omakase #WagyuBBQ #MeatLovers #VegasEats