This is our second time dining at Sakaba. Love the bottles of saki lining the ceiling and walls as…read moreyou walk in. It's memorizing seeing Chef Adolfo in his element. Every morsel deliciously melts in your mouth. It was our first time having the Wagyu and it will definitely not be our last. Wow! Our server Micheal was great.

Terrible experience. Brought a group to enjoy a nice dinner and we were provided with a terrible…read morewaiter with a crazy attitude. Go ahead and have that attitude at some cheap sushi place, but that attitude at a spot like the Ritz is insane.

Food is ok but there is a hidden 20% gratuity added to the bill that isn't listed anywhere on the…read moremenu. The service is ok, but not 20% good. I only had the sashimi which was fine. Cutting fish isn't that hard. Restaurant is casual. Not esthetically pleasing but not bad. Fine with the auto gratiuity but would appreciate if it were disclosed somewhere before ordering.

Sushi was good, we got the dragon roll and ichi ban and enjoyed it. We got the duck and it was very…read moredry. Our friends got seschuan chicken and pad Thai and they said it was alright but had big portions. Crab rangoons slapped and had a good amount of crab. Service and ambiance were 3/5 fine.

Small, no frills dining experience. Very small seating area but they do turn tables quickly…read more There is no bathroom. You have to go outside and down a ways to get to one. They were advertising udon noodle dishes on the board when you walk in. I tried to order that and they were out of noodles. They also don't have any choices for decaf hot tea. Service was efficient and prices are decent. They do not take American Express.

I'm always skeptical about sushi in general, especially sushi in the mountains (from whence the…read morefresh fish?), but Joy Sushi was surprisingly good, especially for a little hole-in-the-wall in a Vail strip mall. We got an assortment of appetizers - edamame, miso soup, cucumber salad, then a slew of rolls and nigiri, as well as a chirashi and unadon. Each dish was fresh and fit the bill for a hungry group of mountaineers looking for a full meal. If you're in Vail and have a craving for sushi, Joy Sushi can hit that spot.

First of all, this restaurant is beautiful. Located above the Ice skating rink in vail village, the…read morerestaurant is large with high ceilings and very welcoming. There is a gorgeous bar, a separate omakase room, and large dining room area. I will continue to go back to Matauhisa to any of their locations simply for their miso cod. The appetizer lettuce cups are delicious and we ate them too quick to even picture but the main miso dish is one of my favorite of all time. The yuzu olive oil sauce is so good it can drink it. The nigiri was all so fresh and the powdered miso on the fish special made it so savory and delicious. The uni shooter was amazing with uni quail egg and sake. Overall the food meets the high end criteria that comes with the name and price, definitely an all time favorite place to go!

By far, some of the best sushi I've had in the states. The tuna truffle special was out of the…read moreworld flavorful that I was honestly shocked with the amount of flavor and taste I was hit with all at once. The udon was just okay, but the other sashimi rolls were fantastic. The drinks were also good and the service as well as the setting/atmosphere.

Last weekend, I visited Makoto with a group of friends. The appetizers were delicious, but my…read moreentree left me thoroughly disappointed. I ordered the lamp chops, which were presented beautifully. I requested medium-rare, but when I cut into the first piece, it was well done, and the second was the same. The third piece was slightly better, but I called the manager to complain. He assured me that they would replace it and make it perfect. By the time my new meal arrived, my friends had already finished theirs. I cut into the first piece, and it was again well done. The next two pieces were just okay, but I decided to eat them. They promised to replace the well-done piece, but when I tried the lamb, it was not even that great. It had an unusual texture and tasted terrible. I've had a lot of lamb in my life, and this was by far one of the worst I've ever had. To make amends, they gave us three small pieces of Mochi cut in half. Makoto, please do better.

This is a restaurant in Grant Hyatt, and I was anticipating a really nice dining experience…read more.. First of all, I called in for an early reservation (5:30 pm!) here well in advance, so I thought it wouldn't be difficult to snag a decent table...but nope! We ended up sitting in this super-narrow space in the middle of the restaurant by the kitchen AND the restroom. Well, anyone that knows me know that I am claustrophobic, and can't stand being in a tight space like this. We could hear every word said by the couple sitting right next to us...almost close enough to touch us!! It was awful...and I wanted to leave before even sitting down! ANYWAY, I decided to grit my teeth and endure the uncomfortable dining. I started with a very strong drink...this Whisky cocktail (forgot the name), which was ridiculously expensive ($24?), but luckily, very good! We ordered several items to share....Rock Shrimp appetizer, Wagyu Fried Rice, Chicken Ramen Noodle Soup and this fancy appetizer (forgot the name). Rock Shrimp appetizer and the Wagyu Fried Rice were both solid. However, the Chicken Ramen Noodle Soup was utterly tasteless...I could barely down half of it, even with chili sauce added to it. Tasted like really bad Pho (and I'm not even a fan of Pho). The dessert was very good, and I really enjoyed trying the pink Spagetti textured cream. The presentation was very awkward though. Why the brown tray...when this modern white dish (if you call it that?) was cool on its own?? Speaking of presentation, all the dishes were quite sloppy. Everything looked as if they were just slopped unto the dish without a care in the world...and just not fitting for the price points. Needless to say, it was a very disappointing experience for me. The seating itself ruined half of the experience...then the really bland ramen (more like Pho?!?) just seemed to cap it as the worst meal I've had in Vail and Breckenridge. Even the fancy dessert couldn't save it...as it struck me as a bit awkward-tacky? Tight, awkward seating...Limited options on the menu...Poor presentation...and way overpriced! Definitely will not be returning here.

I had arrived into town yesterday day with my Husband into Beaver Creek. He tagged along with me…read morefor a work trip! We went to try to eat there! I have eaten at every restaurant on the square except there. We arrive at 2:37pm and the host told he could not seat us because the close at 3pm a reopen at 4:30pm and they take their last seating at 2pm for lunch! We graciously left and said we were sorry. I go back there today by myself at 2pm and was seated at the bar by the same host. Sat down at the bar the server was Kurt and pushing, which I am use to up here, did not even excuse herself or tell she was leaving. Kind of rude as a server. As I was finishing up I notice people coming 2:37pm, 2:45pm and 2:50pm and the same host that refused to serve us sat every one of them at a table. This was my first time eating this restaurant and after our experience the day before. It is not a good look. I do not think will eat there again. Derrick Poe

To begin with, I would say the food here was definitely above average. Most of the dishes we had…read morewere tasty. Their signature spicy tuna on crispy rice though was below average. Extremely small pieces. Six for $30. Nuts. Almost tasteless. And that is the problem with this place. The prices are even beyond ski resort crazy We got a spicy salmon roll with ikura for $42. Eight small pieces. And these spicy fish items, of course, use all the odds and ends of the fish. They are the byproduct of Nigiri. As someone who eats in New York and San Francisco all the time and even in Park City and Vail, I was really shocked by these crazy prices.

Food is always great here. Buddha bowl, Avocado fries, Buffalo Cauliflower are always great.read more

We walked into this small, upscale casual restaurant right before the kitchen closed. It took a…read morefew minutes to get seated. We opted to sit inside (instead of the outdoor patio that has a view of the parking lot). The food and cocktail menu was unique Asian Mexican fusion. We ordered the: *Yuzu One For Me - green tea vodka, yuzu, grapefruit mint *Red Harvest - gin, red pepper, mint, chili, lime *Rose Ramen - miso bone broth, pork belly, soft boiled egg*, basil, ginger, scallion, sriracha *Taco Platter - 4 tacos (chose 2 ahi & 2 pork belly) All the portions were very small so if you have a bigger appetite, you should order an appetizer. Ample parking. Staff wasn't very friendly (but they might have been in a hurry to get us to leave since we were the last patrons in there). In a quaint plaza called the Riverwalk. Lots of cute shops, eateries, and a 2 screen movie theater that has a surprisingly large food menu.

Hands-down, one of the best sushi places I've ever eaten at. Master Sushi Chef is special…read more Everything I ate was spot on, as I put the sushi in my mouth, I smiled.. reservations are tough, it's not fancy.. who cares!! An absolute MUST try

Delicious sushi. Definitely for a special night out but worth it. We had to call a day in advance…read morefor a reservation. But there was no problem getting a reservation. I called right when they opened. It was a super intimate space. Not a lot of seating. Super cute decor with his and hers soy sauce pillows. This restaurant served mostly nigiri and sashimi. There were 3 rolls on the menu when we went and the menu changes. We reviewed the menu for the day on their YouTube channel. It all looked good so we went. Glad we did.

The food was amazing! We stopped in to eat dinner and the place is small and the cook was also our…read morewaiter, probably the owner as well. He was nice and attentive and made sure we loved our meal! It's the very end of ski season so they had a limited menu as well. With this said, it was so delicious! We plan on coming back and ordering takeout for the whole family. Probably some of the best Chinese food I've had!

10 out of 5 This is…read morethe best Asian restaurant in Vail and possibly Colorado. They have a huge menu from sushi to Thai but the stand outs are their Chinese dishes. If you want authentic Szechuan this is the place! What we got: - Wonton soup - homemade dumplings had a good ginger and garlic flavor. Big enough for two as an app. - Double cooked pork - absolutely outstanding. Big portion with vegetables, fermented black beans, so good! - Spicy crispy fish - highly recommend this if you like spicy food. I love this dish whether the chicken or fish variations and this might have been the best I've had! I can't say enough about the Chinese food. We were blown away with how good they were. Our server Patrick was incredible. He was so friendly and welcoming. He's a serious skier and you can often find him backpacking 30+ pounds of cooking gear to make fresh food slope side! We have tried many places in Vail and I highly, highly, highly recommend this place. The interior is small so I recommend making a reservation. Pro tip: it's BYOB so bring a bottle of wine or a few beers!

Decent Sushi - Service was good and we all enjoyed our meals…read more Some of the items really enjoyed by our party were the iced tea, miso soup, edamame, and various sushi rolls We had reservations and were seated quickly. Contemporary atmosphere.

We had a big party (11) for a birthday celebration. My expectations initially weren't very high…read more(yelp ratings weren't great), but I was extremely impressed with all of our courses. The sashimi was excellent, the salads were excellent, and rolls were very good as well. It isn't the finest sushi/sashimi that I've ever had, but compares very favorably to other dining options in the area. We had attentive service and all left very satisfied, despite having a group with very different tastes (gluten free, kids, one who doesn't like raw fish...)