Yuki Yama

Yes, Yuki Yama is a popular choice for date night. Guests frequently praise the fresh, high-quality sushi, creative rolls and attentive service, and many celebrate anniversaries or special evenings here. Try sitting upstairs by the window for Main Street views or book seats at the sushi bar for a lively, interactive experience. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends or during events, and the cocktail and sake list makes it easy to turn dinner into a special night out.

Yes, Yuki Yama has a full bar with an extensive sake selection, cocktails, wine, beer and Japanese whiskey. Guests often praise the sake list and cocktails, making it a great spot for drinks alongside sushi. Ask your server for sake or cocktail recommendations to pair with nigiri or rolls.

Yuki Yama has several guest favorites rather than a single dish. The sushi and sashimi, particularly chef's‑choice nigiri and fatty tuna (chu‑toro), get consistent praise. Popular must-tries include the Executive roll, crispy tuna tartare, wagyu beef tataki (Himalayan salt block), miso black cod, and stuffed shishito peppers. Many guests recommend sitting at the sushi bar to sample chef specials and omakase-style choices.

Yes, Yuki Yama is family-friendly and accommodates families and strollers; guests report staff were helpful with seating for kids and infants. There are sushi‑bar seats, main‑floor booths/benches and an upstairs room with window seating; if you need physically accessible seating or special accommodations, call ahead so the team can prepare.

The best time is an early weeknight or an early dinner seating when it's quieter and easier to get a reservation. If you want the lively sushi‑bar experience, plan for dinner on popular nights but reserve in advance. Weekend evenings and Sundance season are busiest, while weekday early dinners and Sunday lunch are generally calmer.

Yuki Yama delivers a warm, lively and attentive atmosphere, energetic at the sushi bar and cozy upstairs by the windows. Guests describe it as fun and welcoming with personable staff and a bustling vibe; occasionally it can be loud, so request upstairs seating if you prefer a quieter meal. The location on Main Street adds a pleasant downtown energy.

Casual dress, come comfortable but neat. Guests commonly dress casually for sushi nights on Main Street, and the dining style is relaxed yet polished. If you’re celebrating a special occasion you may choose to dress up a bit, but there’s no formal requirement.

Yes, Yuki Yama offers vegetarian options and is known for being very gluten‑free friendly. Guests with celiac disease say there are abundant GF choices and the staff are accommodating. Vegetarian items include veggie and avocado rolls, cucumber/seaweed salads and vegetarian ramen; tempura can be made gluten‑free on request. Always tell your server about allergies so the kitchen can adjust.

Yes, call ahead to request seating preferences, dietary accommodations, birthday/celebration touches or to check availability of limited items (like wagyu or uni). Guests frequently report the staff are attentive and will help with celebrations, seating and allergy needs. Reservations are recommended to secure your preferred time and table.

Yes, families dine here regularly and guests report it’s kid‑friendly. Kids enjoy interactive items like the hot salt block wagyu experience and plain ramen; staff have accommodated strollers and infants. For a smoother visit bring kids at an earlier seating and mention any menu needs when you reserve.

Busiest: dinner service nightly, weekends and during Park City events (Sundance), guests report packed evenings and a lively bar. Quietest: weekday early dinners and Sunday lunch tend to be calmer. If you prefer a quieter meal, aim for an early weekday reservation or Sunday lunch seating.

Weekdays (Monday–Thursday) or early weekday evenings are generally the best for easier reservations and a quieter experience. If you want the full energy of the sushi bar, a weekend dinner will deliver that vibe, but be sure to reserve well in advance because weekend nights fill up fast.

Yuki Yama offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (435) 649-6293.

Yuki Yama is rated 4.9 stars by 3007 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.