Yama-No-Kami Pub Japonais

graeme rivers (11 reviews)

31 Jan 2026

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5.0

Totally blown away with the food, service and music. We sat at the bar and had one of the most wonderful meals I can remember. Would highly recommend.

Ray MacCallum (3 reviews)

17 Jan 2026

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5.0

A great meal over-all. This was our first return visit since 2023, when we were also really satisfied with our meal. We're by no means sushi experts, but it was all delicious. Particularly appreciated the diversity and creativity of the vegetarian options.

Mike Andrade (9 reviews)

15 Jan 2026

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4.7

Nice warm decor and very nice food . Good break from the standard ski-village fare

Anthony P (55 reviews)

13 Jan 2026

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5.0

Beat bowl of ramen I have ever had in my life. Will be back!

Isvar Prashad (44 reviews)

11 Jan 2026

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5.0

Delicious food and cool ambience. The vibe ,music and crowd made this a great night out.

Timothy (8 reviews)

7 Jan 2026

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5.0

Arguably the best restaurant in Mont Tremblant. Food is excellent. Sushi is creative and fresh and the lunchtime ramen is a fantastic pick me up. The decor and smooth jazz music lends a wonderful relaxing vibe.

L Scott (41 reviews)

7 Jan 2026

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5.0

Nothing beats a hot bowl of ramen after a day of skiing. If you're off the mountain before 4pm, they offer a special that's well worth it for an après ski warm up. Pair it with some hot sake or a Sapporo and you're good to go. We also tried the torched salmon sushi and that was just outstanding. It's a bit pricier than your regular sushi joint but that's too be expected steps from the ski lift. Great atmosphere and excellent food options.

Joshua Freedman (20 reviews)

6 Jan 2026

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5.0

Great vibe, great food. Loved the Otoro. The wagyu roll was a little too charred. Staff was on point.

Ken (14 reviews)

3 Jan 2026

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1.7

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 and 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 and 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 and being nickel-and-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.