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In the realm of culinary extravagance, where every dish vies for attention, there exists a pinnacle of luxury dining that transcends expectations. Enter Kiwami Omakase, a culinary masterpiece hailed as the epitome of sushi luxury.

Join Glam/Amour as we discover this delectable delicacy in detail.

Originating from the culinary capital of Tokyo, Kiwami Omakase has garnered international acclaim for its unparalleled craftsmanship and exquisite flavors. With a price tag that surpasses even the most extravagant of culinary experiences, it has captured the imagination of food connoisseurs worldwide.

But what sets Kiwami Omakase apart from its counterparts?

To understand its allure, one must delve into the essence of sushi itself. Sushi, born out of centuries-old Japanese culinary traditions, is more than just a dish – it’s a celebration of craftsmanship and precision.

At the heart of Kiwami Omakase lies a meticulous selection of ingredients, sourced from the world’s finest purveyors. From the rich, buttery texture of Otoro to the delicate sweetness of Japanese sea urchin, each component is chosen for its quality and rarity, ensuring an unparalleled sensory experience.

Yet, the true magic of Kiwami Omakase lies in the artistry of its preparation. In the hands of master chefs, each piece of sushi is transformed into a work of art, meticulously crafted to perfection. Every slice of fish, every grain of rice is imbued with purpose and intention, creating a symphony of flavors that dance on the palate.

The “Kiwami Omakase” course, comprised of 20 pieces of sushi, costs $2,475, making it the world’s Most Expensive Sushi. The components include –

• White tilefish and beluga caviar
• Shinko (baby gizzard shad)
• Pacific bluefin tuna
• Chum salmon
• Bigfin reef squid
• Sei whale tail meat
• Murasaki uni (purple sea urchin)
• Bafun uni (green sea urchin)
• Steamed abalone
• Slice of futomaki (‘fat roll’) containing hairy crab, conger eel, dried mullet roe, monkfish liver, purple sea urchin, cucumber, matsutake mushroom, shiitake mushroom, kanpyo (dried gourd shavings), oboro (crumbled shrimp paste), and egg
• Fatty tuna belly
• Medium-fat tuna belly
• Lean tuna back
• Marbled tuna belly
• Seared tuna belly
• Japanese tiger prawn
• Button shrimp and beluga caviar
• Conger eel
• Sea eel and black truffle
• Hairy crab and beluga caviar

Once all the pieces of sushi are assembled on the plate, a sprinkling of gold leaf is added as the final touch.

Sushi Kirimon, a restaurant in Osaka, Japan, has added Kiwami Omakase to its menu for 350,000 yen and has been certified by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS as the “Most expensive sushi.” This prestigious accolade serves as a testament to its unparalleled quality and craftsmanship, cementing its status as a true icon of luxury dining.

Now Kiwami Omakase isn’t just about indulgence – it’s a journey of discovery, a celebration of Japanese culture and tradition. As diners savor each bite, they are invited to immerse themselves in the centuries-old rituals and techniques that define sushi-making.

With its unparalleled blend of luxury and tradition, it’s no wonder that Kiwami Omakase has captured the attention of the culinary world. From Tokyo to New York, discerning diners flock to experience its magic firsthand, eager to partake in a culinary experience like no other.

So, the next time you find yourself craving an extraordinary culinary experience, dare to venture into the world of Kiwami Omakase.

From its exquisite flavors to its meticulous preparation, it promises to be an experience you won’t soon forget.