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Reviews for Yama-No-Kami Pub Japonais
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Display Allsushi(58) recommend(24) ramen(19) fresh(19) village(18) japanese(16) roll(15) highly recommend(14) quality(13) gyoza(12) tempura(12) rice(11)
While the flavor here was decent, the value is incredibly poor. Even taking into account that this is located within the Mont-Tremblant pedestrian village, the pricing & portioning are still ridiculous.
The ramen was okay, but the portion was tiny for what you pay-it came with only one thin slice of meat & very little broth in the bowl. It was far too expensive for such a small serving. However, the most baffling part was the Pork Katsu Curry. It was served without rice, which is like ordering a burger without a bun or pasta without the noodles. When I asked the server about it, I was told rice is an extra $5 for a small bowl.
As an Asian person who has eaten in Japan many times, I've never seen Katsu Curry served this way. Between the lack of broth in the ramen & being nickel-&-dimed for a basic staple like rice, the experience was frustrating. Authentic taste means nothing if the serving practices don't make sense. I wouldn't recommend this spot if you're looking for a satisfying or honest meal.
Awesome atmosphere! Great, friendly service!
We've been here twice. First time the food was excellent, sushi & everything, done to perfection. Except for some spicy thing we ordered that wasn't spicy at all... But the server reduced the bill by about 50 cents. Yeah, strange amount to reduce a bill by. He told us he gave us a discount, just as he was handing me the machine to tip him. Didn't tell us it was only 50 cents.
Also, we had finished a bottle of wine & were interested in having just a glass more each, & the server gave us a recommendation & brought us the glasses of wine without letting us know they were $35 each. Always ask how much the glasses are because they're not on the wine list. Very sneaky.
The second time we came here, the wine list may have changed. There were no wines that appealed to us, & they were super expensive. No reasonable options. The sushi rice was totally off, was not sticky or tasty at all. Very unappealing.
Expect to pay close to $300 for a moderate meal for two here. We probably won't be back based on the quality of the sushi the last time.
We ordered salmon, eel, shrimp sushi 🍣. Rice was a little hard at the bottom so I ate half it. Sushi was very fresh. Our waiter was delightful. He told us a fun story about how he finally settled in Tremblant because he's a snowboarder. I mean sushi rice can improve a little but, but otherwise we had a delightful evening.
Had a lovely dinner here on our second night of vacation. While I have high expectations for sushi coming from the immense NYC options, I was pleasantly surprised when each dish that was served was not only plated to perfection but tasted like a NYC top-quality sushi restaurant. While I do have some reservations about the sushi rice, which was a bit over cooked, the quality & flavor of the fish outdid any lacking there.
In addition & perhaps most importantly, the service was impeccable & the entire staff was extremely professional & made sure we were satisfied the whole way through. William, our waiter, was classy & sweet & offered us smiles & laughs at just the right moments.
Nothing gets me as excited as a quality sushi-surprise!
Everything is off in this place except for the wall decor which I liked a lot. We got hot green tea, & it was just warm. We had edamame, & they tasted like leftovers from a couple of days earlier. All plates were chipped while they had A5 wagyu on the menu. The rice in sushi was undercooked. The list continues…
Good service but unfortunately the ramen came luke warm & sushi rice was stale & hard. Quite pricey for poor quality in food
This is a smaller restaurant in the resort that serves Japanese cuisine. They were willing to accommodate my large group of 14 which was super nice of them. The food however was ok. The portions were kind of small imo & overall food quality & taste was also ok. The ramen was great for after ski. The rice for my salmon roll was pretty dry & the curry order didn't come with rice at all just a small plate of curry which didn't really feel like a main dish. The other more special rolls were pretty good so were there other apps like the takoyaki & gyoza. Overall not bad but i'll take a peek at other restaurants on the resort before opting for this one.
This restaurant is a tourist trap…it looks cool, but the food is low quality & poorly executed. The miso soup was "fine", & it turned out to be the high point of the meal. We had a rainbow roll that tasted like supermarket sushi. The pork gyoza looked nice, but tasted bland & uninspired. Kani traditional udon noodles was a bowl of dry linguini, covered by a thin layer of Rice Krispies, & seasoned with a discordant mix of ginger / garlic & heavy crab meat…this was a memorably unique & unpleasant dish. At $120 for 2 people, it's best to visit the many wonderful Quebecois restaurants within a 20 minute drive.
Well, I ordered bento box, the pork belly rice was a way too salty, so we asked a bowl of rice to mixed & eat , it's much better but still salty. It's more like western Japanese style, I like authentic Japanese style, so won't go there again. If you still wanna go, tempura was fine.
You have to try their cocktails! They're a bit on the expensive side (CAD$20+), but that's cause they're elaborate & a sight to see! I tried the Arugurei (gin roku, earl grey tea, lemon juice, syrup, prosecco) & my gf tried the Ume Sakura (gink roku, prune wine, lime juice, rice & coco liquor, egg's white, syrup, rose water) & we were both thoroughly impressed by the textures & flavours & especially the refined look (the rose-shaped ice in hers was truly impressive! It even had golf leaf on the petals!) We tried quite a bit of their izakaya (tapas) menu items & their maki summer rolls & we weren't that impressed, but it was OK. We got lucky because the ambiance was ecstatic in the square; it was Canada day & a DJ was playing crowd favourites & a bunch of Indians were square dancing!
The food was below average, the noodles tasted like ketchup. We ordered some starters & sushi rolls for the main dish, after 30 minutes of wait the waiter told us there was more rice & they couldn't complete our order....This was our first & last time
Fish tasted fresh but were disappointed with the omurice. Tasted like microwaved fried rice in an omelette with ketchup on top. Pretty expensive but expected for location. Overall just ok.