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🍣 Elevate date night with this omakase experience

Let your tastebuds travel to Japan — without leaving Charleston.

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A GIF of Chef Shin preparing an omakase experience at The Charleston Place.

Don’t wait to book, because this exclusive experience is available for just 10 nights.

Photos provided by The Charleston Place

Omakase you missed it, Chef Shin Horiguchi is returning to The Charleston Place for another unforgettable fine dining experience in the Thoroughbred Club Thursday, Oct. 3 through Saturday, Oct. 12.

Directly translating to “I leave it up to you,” omakase is a cornerstone of Japanese fine dining. Guests will be able to watch Chef Shin in action, ask questions, and enjoy the artistry behind each culinary masterpiece as he prepares each course à la minute.

Every bite reflects Chef’s Shin dedication to excellence, with the freshest ingredients flown in from Japan to ensure an authentic dining experience.

Planning a special date night? Treat you + your loved one to a meticulously crafted menu featuring mouthwatering nigiri. Think: Bluefin tuna, salmon, sweet shrimp, sea urchin, wagyu beef, blue crab, and much more.

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