Kim Wee Soh
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Love beef? Come here. No question about it. At this price point of a JPY20000 course you get intrinsic value bar none. There are Yakiniku or Wagyu places that serve 300gm equally great wagyu or 200gm chateaubriand steak at twice this price. Or there are many cheap Wagyu buffet places at half the price, and you get half the quality. And you will not get the top notch service and attention offered here. Japan's "top three" wagyu brands — specifically Matsusaka Ushi, Kobe Beef, and Omi Beef — all hail from the Kansai region of Japan. While their bloodlines all trace their origins to Tajima beef, a subspecies of Japanese Black cattle from Hyogo Prefecture, each of these wagyu brands boasts a unique flavor profile. Here at T, they only serve A5 grade Omi wagyu. Omi beef is known for its fine marbling, tenderness, rich flavour and mellow aroma. In your Omakase course's main, you are served both Tenderloin and Sirloin cuts charcoal broiled on the T bones in front of your eyes. If you manage to score a counter seat in front of the grill, you get to savour the glorious sight and smell of the process. Simply heavenly. There's even a doggy bag sourvenir of Omi taco made from the trimmings to bring home in case you miss the flavour. I came out of the restaurant full. Happy with an oily mouth that I'm not wiping for awhile...