There’s no shortage of all-you-can-eat around town, and when it comes to sushi, Umiya Sushi stands out as one of the city’s original all-you-can-eat (AYCE) sushi restaurants. Since its opening, Umiya has cemented itself as a go-to spot for both locals and tourists craving high-quality sushi at a great value.

A Sushi Haven in the Heart of Vegas
Located across the street from the Palms Resort & Casino, Umiya is a landmark in the heart of a booming entertainment district.
Surrounded by attractions like K1 Speed indoor racing, Oodle noodle Udon restaurant, Japan mini-mart, and Mama Mia Italian restaurant, this sushi restaurant stood strong while other businesses kept changing.
I’ve been eating at Umiya Sushi since 2012, and while the restaurant has gone through many changes—especially in its staff—you can always count on one thing: the food remains exceptional. Whether you opt for their a la carte menu or dive into the AYCE experience, the variety and freshness of their dishes never disappoint.

On my latest visit, I decided to take a different approach—steering away from traditional nigiri and focusing on a more American-style sushi experience. Here’s what we ordered and why each dish stood out:
Seaweed Salad
A refreshing start to the meal, the seaweed salad at Umiya is light, flavorful, and packed with umami. The slight crunch of the seaweed, combined with a tangy sesame dressing, made it the perfect appetizer to awaken the taste buds.

Pork Belly
Sushi spots aren’t typically known for their pork belly, but Umiya’s version is a must-try. The slow-cooked, tender pork belly had a rich, melt-in-your-mouth texture with a perfectly caramelized glaze that added just the right amount of sweetness.

Spicy Edamame
A classic with a fiery kick. The spicy edamame at Umiya is coated in a bold chili sauce, making each bite a satisfying mix of heat and saltiness.
It’s the kind of snack that keeps your hands busy while you wait for the sushi rolls to arrive.
Lobster Roll
This roll is a crowd-pleaser for seafood lovers. Chunks of lobster are wrapped in rice and drizzled with a creamy sauce that enhances the natural sweetness of the lobster.
The texture is a beautiful balance of soft and crispy, thanks to a light tempura touch.
Japanese Lasagna
One of Umiya’s most indulgent dishes, the Japanese Lasagna roll, is a sushi lover’s dream. Layers of sushi rice, crab mix, and avocado are topped with a rich, baked mayo sauce. Overall, giving it a warm, cheesy texture that’s both decadent and unforgettable.

Baked Salmon Roll
The baked salmon roll is a must for anyone who loves a smoky, savory bite. The tender salmon sits atop a sushi roll filled with imitation crab and avocado, all baked to perfection and finished with a touch of eel sauce for a sweet-savory glaze.
Mexican Fiesta Roll
A fun fusion of flavors, the Mexican Fiesta roll brings a zesty twist to traditional sushi. Spicy tuna, jalapeño, and avocado are rolled together, then topped with spicy mayo and crunchy tempura flakes for a satisfying crunch with every bite.
Deep-Fried California Roll
Taking a classic and making it even better, the deep-fried California roll combines the familiar flavors of crab, cucumber, and avocado with a golden, crispy tempura coating.
The result? A roll that’s crunchy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and completely addicting.

Why Umiya Sushi Still Holds Its Own
Over the years, I’ve seen Las Vegas’ sushi scene evolve, with countless new restaurants opening and closing. Yet, Umiya remains a staple, proving that consistency in quality and flavor is key.
Whether you’re a sushi purist or someone looking for creative, non-traditional rolls, Umiya ayce sushi in Vegas delivers an AYCE experience that keeps people coming back for more.

Next time you’re in the area, grab a seat, order up, and experience why this Vegas classic has stood the test of time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Umiya’s all-you-can-eat packages?
Umiya offers lunch, all-day, premium, and late-night all-you-can-eat options. The available dishes, serving times, and prices differ between packages, with the premium tier providing access to an expanded selection. Guests should review the current menu before choosing a package.
Can guests reserve seats at Umiya’s bar or sushi counter?
Umiya’s reservation listing currently states that bar and sushi-bar seating are unavailable. Online reservations are therefore assigned to standard dining tables, while special seating requests remain subject to availability.
How late can guests begin dinner at Umiya?
The restaurant is open until 12:30 a.m. daily, but its stated last seating time is 11:30 p.m. Guests planning a late-night all-you-can-eat meal should arrive early enough to order and finish within the restaurant’s dining period.
What happens if a guest is late for an Umiya reservation?
Umiya generally holds reservations for 10 minutes beyond the scheduled time. Guests expecting a longer delay should call the restaurant because their table may otherwise be released to waiting diners.
Is Umiya located inside the Palms Casino Resort?
No. Umiya is located in Flamingo Arville Plaza at 4465 West Flamingo Road, directly across the street from the Palms. Guests do not need to enter the casino or pay for resort parking to reach the restaurant.
Address:
Flamingo Arville Plaza
4465 West Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV, 89103
Hours:
Monday - Friday: 11:30 AM - 12:30 AM
Saturday: 11:30 AM - 12:30 AM
Sunday: 11:30 AM - 12:30 AM
Phone:
(702) 365-6195
Reservations:
Yes


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