Yama is a hidden gem tucked off Main Street in West Lebanon. If you know where it is, it is easy to…read morefind. Otherwise, pay attention or you will miss it. We came on a snowy Saturday afternoon and had the most delicious sushi. The plate was a work of art and was almost as beautiful as the actual fish. Each piece was beautiful; mouth watering, fresh, luscious and yummy. Yelp reviews are supposed to be long and detailed but I have nothing more to say, except each bite was exquisite. Yama is small, unpretentious, and comfortable. Background piano music added an intimate feel on this snowy day. You will not find better Japanese or Korean food anywhere in the Upper Valley.

I dined here for the first time last night. My order consisted of seaweed salad, two somewhat…read moretraditional roles, and then a third role that was prepared very differently. Service was quick, restaurant and environment very simple and basic. I think my main reason for three stars is it was just average. My other challenge is the portions were small. My total bill with tax was $47.52.

I just moved up here last night and out of all the chinese restaurants.This is by far the best…read moreever.And the food is fresh.Unlike the other places that I tried that tasted like the microwaved, it and it was left over 43 days, highly recommended.This place

The food was good excepting it wasn't hot, jut warm. Didn't take long to be closer to cold than…read morewarm on the plate. I was there at 12:15 on a Tuesday. I suspect dinning when the place is busy would yield a better product.

Was waiting 10 minutes for a Mexican to go order and haven't been to area for a long time and saw…read morethis store! WOW! Wide section of asian foods, fresh produce, rices, spices, beans and more. Only got through an aisle saw many new to me items. The store and restaurant were orderly and clean. Will definitely be back soon!! Nice to find one close to Vermont!

It is rare when I find any form of Thai food or Chinese food that is done right in New Hampshire…read moreand here at Bangkok Thai food Express, they do it right. The service is fast, the owner is very kind, enthusiastic and always makes the stop a pleasant experience. I always order the Pad Thai or Pho and they are both cooked perfectly and generously proportioned. The wait time is always minimal. I've never once been disappointed with anything I've eaten here and I recommend this place to anyone looking for excellent Thai food.

Always great when we go, the options for food is consistent and never low. The workers are always…read morepleasant and the place is most always clean.

Haven't been here in two years or so but really gone downhill. I went today around 11:30. Staff is…read morefriendly and all. But food is terrible with a smaller selection. Customers look like they don't care and are just piling on the calories. Egg Foo Young was the worst I've ever had. Food was greasy and bland. Soups were mediocre. Yes, it's inexpensive but the adage " you get what you pay for" certainly applies here. I hate writing really bad reviews but all I can say is that I hope management realizes that many people just won't come back. Believe me when I say I wish you the best. But I won't be going back anytime soon.

Updating my previous review. I do recommend this place if you're a fan of buffets and if you want…read morea variety of American and Chinese foods. However, the food is hit or miss and almost always on the cooler side. The tea is usually barely warm and I find the egg and spring rolls very mushy in the center. If you aren't expecting great food and just want to get full in a hurry this is your place. I do wish they had a rule about kids getting their own food though as i saw a child pick up a noodle off his plate and drop it back into the buffet. Ick. It seems pretty clean although the bathroom is freezing and they have no warm water and the service is very friendly. I know I'll be back because its a favorite of some of the family.

Was driving through New Hampshire and found Imperial Buffet. Service was friendly, the restaurant…read morecan use some updates, but the food wasn't bad and reasonably priced. Enjoyed the green beans and shrimp dishes, and the baked seafood with cheese was particularly excellent. Hot and sour soup was just okay.

After a super long day at DHMC, my daughter and I were ready for a drink and some dinner. We sat…read moreat the bar and all the bartenders were helpful and delivered our drink pronto. We decided to split the ribeye and were pondering our different starch preferences, the bartender said no problem, you may each choose what you would like! The salad and steak were delicious as were the fries and the baked potato. The drinks and the food revived us, but the wonderful bartenders delivered joy. We highly recommend this lovely spot.

They make an excellent burger but I will say I don't love the steak after getting it a few times…read more Usually cooked how I like it but I find it a bit chewy most of the time and not what I expect for the cost. The vibes are very Upper Valley esque so I would check it out if you're gonna be up here and need a solid place locally. Can get quite busy though.

Never been to a Chinese buffet before. I was pleasantly surprised at how good this place was…read more Best crab Rangoon I have ever had. All the food was piping hot, stations were very clean, and the staff was fantastic. Will return again. Do yourself a favor and get some of the peanut butter chicken.

Everything on the buffet was fresh , all selections were closely monitored and replenished when…read morethey got low. Excellent variety of foods offerings. Dining room was very clean and service was excellent, empty plates were removed promptly. The ambiance was nothing special, very typical Chinese decor. I appreciated the availability of gloves at the buffet line, just wish more people would take advantage of this.

Mountain Club has gone and done the strangest thing. They've taken the white table cloth,…read morecrumb-scraping, chandelier dining experience of Seasons Restaurants and the après-ski, exposed rafters, fireplace & acoustic sounds of Johnny Corduroy found at Black Diamond, and decidedly merged the menus. So yes, you can get pan seared salmon with warm orange vinaigrette and roasted winter vegetables with a Jägerbomb, or spicy buffalo chicken fingers served under silver by white gloves. Saywha? Menu craziness aside, the food is simple and satisfying. The aforementioned salmon was a perfect medium rare and rocked a tacky, sweet glaze, and the Caesar salad (with 'chovies or without) is well dressed and loaded with salty Parm. For dinner service, Jeremie wanted our experience to be so magical, I felt he'd most definitely cause self-harm if we weren't 100% satisfied with everything. Especially those turnips. For the love of all that's snowy, please say you love the turnips. In all seriousness, he was great and the dinner service staff is on point. Breakfast is a bit more casual, but not without clever plating. Most folks opt for the $16 buffet, ripe with fruits, berries, cereals, made-to-order oms, meats and toastables, but for those looking for a single plate, ask about the a la carte menu. Entrees run $7-9 and are plenty hearty enough to energize your inevitable slope tumbling. A tick more costly than off-campus options, but more than perfectly acceptable if you're staying at the Mountain Club.

Rolled in on Sunday AM (not hungover, thank you very much) for their breakie buffet and was very…read morepleasantly surprised -- the spread included lots of cut fruit, muffins, bagels/toast, potatoes, eggs, bacon, pancakes, oatmeal, cold cereals, and a make your own omelette guy -- sure, none of it is super fancy, but everything tasted fresh and was refilled often. The coffee is drinkable black, the dining room was bright, and the staff is friendly (though slightly out of it). I think it's $16/pp -- which for any normal breakie buffet that's not a Shoney's (holler at my Southerners), is very respectable. Worth making a trip for? Neg. BUT, if you're staying at the hotel, it's a great option to have -- though I wish they stayed open later -- I think it runs until 9:30a/10a on the weekends, which isn't fully enough time for me to be as much of a fat ass as I desire.