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Omakase: Sushi Card Game

2025

2 - 4 players
10 - 40 min

From BoardGameGeek

Omakase takes you to a kaiten-zushi restaurant, the kind where sushi glides past on a conveyor belt and you have to decide what to grab before it's gone. You draw cards from the deck or the belt, trying to put together the most valuable meal at the table. The sushi cards range from simple Tofu Skin all the way up to Fatty Tuna and Assorted Sashimi. Action cards keep everyone involved: Chopsticks let you sneak a card from an opponent, Sake forces a trade, Shoyu doubles your best dish, and too much Wasabi makes you skip a turn. Watch out for Ginger, which is worthless and surprisingly hard to get rid of. Whoever ends up with the most valuable meal wins. Omakase plays in about 30 minutes with 2 to 4 players, ages 8 and up. -description from the designer

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About Omakase: Sushi Card Game

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Omakase takes you to a kaiten-zushi restaurant, the kind where sushi glides past on a conveyor belt and you have to decide what to grab before it's gone. You draw cards from the deck or the belt, trying to put together the most valuable meal at the table. The sushi cards range from simple Tofu Skin all the way up to Fatty Tuna and Assorted Sashimi. Action cards keep everyone involved: Chopsticks let you sneak a card from an opponent, Sake forces a trade, Shoyu doubles your best dish, and too much Wasabi makes you skip a turn. Watch out for Ginger, which is worthless and surprisingly hard to get rid of. Whoever ends up with the most valuable meal wins. Omakase plays in about 30 minutes with 2 to 4 players, ages 8 and up. -description from the designer

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Self-published

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Card Game

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