Kaala-Gomen (French pronunciation: [kala ɡɔmɛn]) is a commune in the North Province of New Caledonia, an overseas territory of France in the Pacific Ocean.

The city was founded on its present site in 1899, with a committee appointed by the municipal government, which became an elected municipal council in 1961 and a fully-fledged commune in 1969.

Kaala-Gomen is also home to the village of Ouaco, known for its beef cannery of the same name and the nickel mines operated by the Mining Society of the South Pacific.

The commune is part of the customary area of Hoot ma Waap.

Kaala-Gomen has a port, a lighthouse on the islet of Devered, an aerodrome, a television relay station in Wala and a racecourse in Ouaco.