Omakase at the Tavern

Restaurant · Franklin County ·

Omakase at the Tavern

Restaurant · Franklin County ·

Asian fusion eats, sushi, poke bowls, bao buns, unique specials

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3709 Mountain Rd, Montgomery Center, VT 05471 Get directions

$20–30

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"What began as a beloved mountain-hopping food truck is now one of the area’s best restaurants. An eclectic Asian-fusion menu is served in a quaint, wood-paneled former tavern with two stone chimneys. Inside, the space is welcoming and warm with natural materials accented by ski-bum flair. Dine on Thai curries, pho, and, of course, Japanese dishes like tuna tataki and seafood ramen." - Lydia Price Lydia Price Lydia Price is a senior engagement editor at Travel + Leisure, where she hosts short-form videos and leads content engagement initiatives. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Omakase at the Tavern

Ashley

Google

YOU NEED TO COME HERE🍽️👌✨ One of my favorite dining experiences we came to Jay Peak then had dinner here afterwards and I cannot recommend this place enough. Although it’s Asian fusion it is very good for what it is, and I was very impressed by the Gyoza’s. I feel like I’ve never had this could have Gyozas outside of the DC area. The only complaint I had is that they put us in a corner and it was very cold, but it was worth it for the food. They were also out of ice cream they call “creamies”.

Tyler H.

Google

World-class omakase inside a cozy Vermont tavern. Incredible food, intimate vibes. Great for large parties. Absolute gem.

Stephanie M.

Google

We got the veggie poke bowl and the curry of the day (Massaman curry). They were very accommodating of our vegan dietary requirements by substituting teriyaki sauce instead of the aioli on the poke bowl which was nice. I make curry all the time at home, but the sauce here was delicious and unique from mine! Glad we stopped by! We split a cold sake for 2 so it was around $50 a person for two entrees and sake. I’d say it’s reasonable for the quality of food we got here.

Karel N.

Google

What a lovely place. Staff was super friendly and outdoor seating is cute. Looks like a small community where people just get into chat with each others. Food is interesting. Fried kimchi rice was spot on and their daily specials too. Not your average asian restaurant. Decent selection of beers is also a plus. Definitely coming back!

Suki T.

Google

Fourth year dining here with family after skiing Jay, and every year has been deliciously epic. We always love the poke bowl, and tonight’s Bali sashimi was not only one of the most generous sashimi portions I’ve ever had, it was also one of the freshest. The French fries had an Asian fusion twist and were wicked crispy. Best sake west of the Connecticut river and east of Lake Champlain. Luke had steak and mashed potatoes, I had fish tacos in nori paper, Nate had a burger, Sue and Amaya had noodle bowls, and Neddy had the poke bowl. Fusion twist for all.

Mandi P.

Google

Our first time trying the food here. We came on Sushi night - it is a separate menu but they do have some regular food items to choose from. We had the pork egg rolls and pork belly bao buns. Superb! For sushi, we had the dragon roll and the Philly roll. I’ve eaten a lot of sushi and the dragon roll maybe the best roll I’ve ever had. Large sake to wash it all down with! Def a must try! It was most excellent

Daniel C.

Google

Sushi bar was closed - disappointing. Korean fried chicken sandwich was pretty good. We were seated at a very odd table in the middle of the dining area - very low skirt and very high table top with bench seating - that was just awkward. They’ve got games provided to pass the time which was nice since the service was slooooooow.

Emily H.

Google

Absolutely amazing meal. Everyone enjoyed what they got. Will definitely be going back. Made a reservation, not sure how easy it would have been to get a table that day since it was a very cold day in Jay

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This Uncrowded Ski Resort Gets the Best Snow on the East Coast—and You Can See 2 States and Canada from the Summit

https://www.travelandleisure.com/how-to-plan-a-ski-trip-to-jay-peak-vermont-11840334

Omakase at the Tavern

Ashley

Google

Tyler H.

Google

World-class omakase inside a cozy Vermont tavern. Incredible food, intimate vibes. Great for large parties. Absolute gem.

Stephanie M.

Google

Karel N.

Google

Suki T.

Google

Mandi P.

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Daniel C.

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Emily H.

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