all you can eat las vegas strip
The YU-ORMI ROLL, which includes tuna and salmon, yellowtail and shrimp, chives and fish flakes, is delicious. It's wrapped in pickled daikon. You can also order small plates to share that are slightly less expensive than the main menu. Sushi Kame is a great option for omakase in Las Vegas. The restaurant is expensive at between $250-$350 per person, but it offers a 2-hour experience you won't find anywhere else. There are only two seatings available every night, one at 6pm-8pm and another at 8:30pm-10:30pm.