Oya Japanese Sun Peaks

To understand why the ratings were not higher for this restaurant, the food was great (we both had udon) and everyone in the restaurant was very friendly. I would still recommend it to others.

The dining experience was enjoyable, however, the order was only about 60% accurate. I noticed some language barriers among the staff, but they were able to accommodate my special requests for an additional cost.

I initially wanted to cancel writing a review for this restaurant, but after my family and I had a spectacular experience yesterday, I felt compelled to share. We tried the regular and spicy udon soup, as well as the crispy spiced roll sushi, and it was absolutely delicious. We also enjoyed some sake with friends and Asahi beer. Everything was fantastic. I must mention that our server was incredibly beautiful and went above and beyond to accommodate us. While their English is not perfect and they sometimes had to repeat themselves, they worked hard to serve everyone. I would give this restaurant 5 stars for their excellent tasting food.

Super rude owner. our tellers were taken before we were finished eating without asking and the bill fell like “drawing off”. grabbed the chair from us before we had to put another table. No, thanks, nothing.

This is an authentic Japanese restaurant which is a short walk into the village from the base of the main ski lifts. The owner is friendly and the service is quick.. so you can get back to skiing! All the food was well presented and the food of high quality and fresh.. about $200 for 4, no alcohol.