Kuma Yama - Banff
Kuma Yama
Description
Nestled at the base of Lake Louise ski resort in Banff National Park, this lodge offers a variety of dining options. From a sushi restaurant with fresh fish shipped in three times a week to a cozy ramen spot perfect for a warm lunch break on the slopes, the lodge has something for everyone. The lodge also features a buffet-style restaurant with prime rib and an efficient kid-friendly menu. With friendly service and beautiful views, this spot is perfect for a relaxing meal after skiing. Don't miss the black diamond roll or eggs benedict for a unique dining experience.
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I recently dined at a surprisingly delightful sushi restaurant located in a cozy main chalet. The restaurant occupies one side of the chalet, while the other side has a more pub-like atmosphere. I was impressed to find that the California rolls were made with real crab, a first for me as someone who has sampled sushi in various cities throughout my life. The fish was incredibly fresh and flavorful, thanks to being shipped here three times a week from Vancouver. The service was friendly and efficient, and although the portions were on the smaller side, it was probably for the best not to overeat while skiing. The pricing was average, making it a worthwhile option for those looking for something different than the typical fries and burgers. I would definitely recommend trying this restaurant for a unique dining experience.
After a long day of skiing and snowboarding in the freezing cold, the ramen at Kuma Yama was the perfect pick-me-up after traveling for several days in the United States and Canada. As Asians, we are always searching for good ramen or rice dishes, and this was a true gem. The staff were incredibly kind and attentive. It couldn't have been any better. Thank you, Kuma Yama.
The Ramen at this restaurant is excellent for warming up during lunch while skiing. They offer a kids menu, perfect for parents who want to enjoy sushi or ramen while their children prefer kid-friendly options. The service was quick and extremely friendly. I will definitely return here on my next skiing trip to the Lake!
First time I visited in '98, was the first year the lodge was open, thousands of trees came down in a storm allowing the lodge to be built.It was the most spectacular lodge I'd ever seen, coming back it still is, however the service needs improvement. The ramen restaurant is a nice change however the core catering is only ok and not very efficient - compared to other places in Canada and Europe.There is good storage and self catering areas. Other handy services include rentals, repairs, ski school, guest services, guides and patrol.Right in front of the lodge are chair lift, gondola and beginners area.
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