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Kame Omakase

Las Vegas, Nevada

Kame Omakase serves Edomae sushi nightly from 5:30 to 10pm in Las Vegas's Chinatown district, with reservations taken by phone.

Bright sushi counter with wooden bar seating and modern ceiling lighting
  • Japanese meal spread with hot pot, sashimi, and fresh vegetables on wooden table
  • Plated omakase dishes with a gold dome cover and decorative elements on black tray
Photo: Kame Omakase via Google

At a glance

Price
Luxury

Kame Omakase occupies a storefront at 3616 W Spring Mountain Rd, Suite 103, in the Chinatown corridor of Las Vegas. The restaurant focuses on Edomae-style sushi, the traditional Tokyo approach built around aged fish, vinegared rice, and a set sequence of courses served directly by the chef.

Service runs every night of the week, from 5:30pm to 10pm, with no days currently listed as closed. Reservations are handled by phone rather than through an online booking system; calling (702) 771-0122 ahead of a visit is the way to secure a seat. Staff communicate with guests in English, which is noted explicitly for diners unfamiliar with Japanese dining customs or omakase etiquette.

The restaurant sits in the Luxury price tier, the highest classification used on this guide, indicating a cost structure above typical neighborhood sushi counters. Exact tasting menu pricing is not published here and should be confirmed directly with the restaurant when booking.

Because Kame Omakase operates an Edomae-focused counter, expect a chef-directed pace rather than an a la carte format, consistent with the omakase style generally. Details such as seat count, specific courses, and the name of the chef are not listed in available records; diners who want this information before booking should ask when calling to reserve.

Good to know

How do I book a table at Kame Omakase?
Reservations are made by phone at (702) 771-0122. There is no listed online booking option.
What type of omakase does Kame Omakase serve?
The restaurant specializes in Edomae sushi, the traditional Tokyo style of sushi preparation.
What are the hours?
Kame Omakase is open every day of the week from 5:30pm to 10pm.
How much does the omakase cost?
The restaurant is listed in the Luxury price tier, but exact menu pricing is not published; confirm current pricing directly with the restaurant when reserving.
Is English spoken at the restaurant?
Yes, the restaurant is classified as English friendly for service and ordering.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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