Kase Sake & Sushi

What a gem! This restaurant is basically my ideal sushi restaurant - lovely interior yet still casual, with amazing fresh quality sushi. The way to go here is with one of their omakase courses - we ordered the 7 course for $49. We also added on the peanut salad and a couple orders of chutoro nigiri. Every bite of the omakase was incredible and each piece comes already dressed. The pace was fantastic and our server was knowledgeable and helpful.I was pretty shocked this restaurant wasn't super busy for a Friday night. For those that appreciate variety and quality, Kase is one of the best spots in Vegas for the price!

I have an actual gluten allergy, which I told them about via booking and in person; yet, they still apparently served me gluten on the very first course. The owner noticed and I stopped eating it part though, which is at least something. However a totally wasted night; no charge, but still cost me a whole evening and a $100+ on baby sitter.I'm writing this just waiting for the effects now, this isn't lethal, but this isn't gonna be fun tonight or tomorrow. Turns out even if you double check, you can still get whatever you're allergic to.I believe James takes things seriously and this was a mistake by one of his staff; I hope his staff learn before this happens to someone with a more life-threatening allergy.I think we'll be back though, it still looked good.

If you never had an Omakase experience then I'd say this is a good experience for you to start at since the process point isn't too high and is a great introduction. I've eaten here at least twice but I'll be basing this review off my most recent experience. We got the Oomori (7 course tasting). The food was decent but ironically the hand roll seemed like the best part of the whole thing so I'd suggest that and ordering a la carte if you don't choose Omakase. But then again each item is priced way more than the Omakase so it seems right to come here mainly for the Omakase. This whole experience for us took 2 hours but that's because they started to sync our omakase with another group. If you come here when it's less busy then your experience will definitely be faster and more enjoyable. Although normal omakase can take this long, this experience would be best if it was faster.We noticed that there was a premium tasting as well but not until after we ordered because it doesn't have it itemized underneath. Would definitely consider this next time especially when it's slower.

Oomori 7 course tasting menu was perfect as a light meal. Everything was delicious. Great service and waiter who explained each dish to us. Let us know that they have 1/2 sake on Sundays when you order tasting menus. Restaurant was clean. Restroom was clean. Plenty of parking. Only thing I would change would be that they slow down the pace a little bit. The restaurant was completely empty on an early Tuesday so it was nice and quiet. Definitely quality of quantity here.

Wow wow wow! What an amazing hidden gem! The experience was hands down one of the best I've ever had. The fish was fresh and they never repeated a garnish. We got the 6 course meal and were enchanted. It was so wonderful we added Amaebi and Uni Foei Gras, do it, you'll thank me later. The restaurant is quaint, small and well decorated. Service was quick and elevated. I cannot wait to return. Amazing job from the two young guys on the line.

Came here on a Saturday night with a reservation for 7pm. It was pretty quiet when we arrived with just one other table seated. It's a small space that's cute but definitely casual, making it an easy omakase experience.We opted for the 7 course option. The quality was good, not necessarily great. However, it far exceeded expectations based on the pricing. The value for the omakase experience and freshness of food was definitely amazing. The service was prompt and very courteous. Pacing was also great as we ate pretty quickly and they kept up with us. Not sure if that would change if they had been busier. But we finished our meal in 45 minutes, which is fast for omakase. I'd definitely be interested to trying this place out for takeout next. It reminded me a lot of Sugarfish. Perhaps not quite as refined but it's a great choice when you're looking for something better than AYCE but also still on a budget.

I decided to try my luck at a more casual omakase in Las Vegas. I chose the 7 course and here are my thoughts. The price was $49 and it was served one course at a time. The starter: the seaweed salad was nice and savory. I loved the sesame taste and it was a refreshing start. Next I got the 4 pc nigiri and I loved how fresh each piece was. The server explained each piece and gave me a certain way to eat it.Next was the albacore sashimi with black pepper ponzu. The ponzu was bright and refreshing Next was the blue crab handroll and it was pairef perfectly with the black pepper ponzu above for dipping. Next was the next set of nigiri, which had the tuna Following was the negitoro handroll which was fresh. Finally ended with the chef choice sahimi of salmon belly and scallop. The ending was a chefs kiss and my favorite.Overall a great menu, but a bit more pricey. Its hard to justify for price, but it was good.

Cheap set menu experience!! Servers were super nice. Menu was good! Good portions as well. Only con is that we had to wait super long, from 5-15 minutes, for dishes to come out. Like are we waiting 10 minutes for a hand roll?? I think it was bc the kitchen was understaffed and overwhelmed with the early dinner service timing. My bf and I and other parties came in at different times, but all within 30ish minutes for dinner. I guess we all ordered the same set menu so eventually they synced all of our parties so that we'd get our next dish at the same time. So I noticed my bf and I had to wait to be served the next dish once the other multiple parties around us also had their dishes prepared in total. Lowkey doesn't even make sense and it was annoying. Overall would still highly recommend! I'd def wanna come back.

Glad we decided to stop by. It was one of those days, Sushi and Sake would just make my day so much better. Hot month, let's get something that won't increase the heat.A modern venue with minimalist decor. Staff greeted us and sat us at our table right away. They had one person working. Service was average.They have these course-tasting menu options. We selected Oomori (7-course tasting). It includes a seasonal appetizer (Cucumber seaweed salad), 4 pcs seasonal fish nigiri, a sashimi special (Salmon belly in ponzu), Negi toro handroll, 2 pcs chef nigiri special, and a blue crab hand roll. On the side, we also ordered Uni and Seabream Nirgri.:::::Let's dive into the food::::Bluefin tuna::: fresh and fishyScallop:: softness and sweetness, citrus with soy sauce just brought the flavor together.Hamachi::: Topped with baby cilantro? Piqued my interest with this new flavor... Delicious!Tuna::: Tender Tuna topped with fried onion. Albacore::: Yum!Uni (Japan)::: Sweet. Ordered twice b/c it was good but, wished they would fill up the roll. Salmon belly sashimi::: Slice of salmon belly torched bathe in ponzu sauce. Chef kiss!!Blue crab roll::: Yummy! One of my favs of the night. Crab meat is sweet and fresh.Excellent fresh sushi. The Nigri fish option is small. All and all, Great experience. Definitely must try!

Such a fun and delicious experience- so worth it to go explore off-strip options. Service was great, the price was extremely reasonable and overall, such a great dinner. Can't wait to go back!!