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Vegas Michelin 3-Star Japanese Cuisine | KAME 🌟

This is a Japanese restaurant I’d heard about for a while šŸ£ā€”friends have given it rave reviews, saying it’s absolutely amazing. Just back in Vegas, I knew I had to try it! šŸ“ž Reservations are phone-only. Normally they offer a $350 and a $500 menu, but because of the holiday season, only the $500 menu was available that day. The main difference is that the pricier option uses even more premium ingredients—and honestly, their ingredients are top-tier and incredibly fresh! Before almost every course, they show you the ingredients and explain that everything was flown in fresh from Japan that morning āœˆļø. There was one Wagyu beef course I didn’t eat much of—it was just too rich and oily for me. I love Wagyu, but I prefer it in sukiyaki or shabu shabu style. Every other course was delicious, though guys might find the portions a bit light—I definitely wasn’t full by the end šŸ˜‚. Their final limited-edition dessert 🧁 was really nice! To me, this restaurant rivals Rebel Omakase in Irvine in terms of quality and experience. #Vegas #VegasSushi #JapaneseCuisine #VegasEats #MichelinDining #Omakase #FineDining

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Vegas Michelin 3-Star Japanese Cuisine | KAME 🌟

This is a Japanese restaurant I’d heard about for a while šŸ£ā€”friends have given it rave reviews, saying it’s absolutely amazing. Just back in Vegas, I knew I had to try it! šŸ“ž Reservations are phone-only. Normally they offer a $350 and a $500 menu, but because of the holiday season, only the $500 menu was available that day. The main difference is that the pricier option uses even more premium ingredients—and honestly, their ingredients are top-tier and incredibly fresh! Before almost every course, they show you the ingredients and explain that everything was flown in fresh from Japan that morning āœˆļø. There was one Wagyu beef course I didn’t eat much of—it was just too rich and oily for me. I love Wagyu, but I prefer it in sukiyaki or shabu shabu style. Every other course was delicious, though guys might find the portions a bit light—I definitely wasn’t full by the end šŸ˜‚. Their final limited-edition dessert 🧁 was really nice! To me, this restaurant rivals Rebel Omakase in Irvine in terms of quality and experience. #Vegas #VegasSushi #JapaneseCuisine #VegasEats #MichelinDining #Omakase #FineDining

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