245 Washington St, Wellesley, MA | Directions 02481
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“The only thing I can figure out is that people don't know what good food is.”
“Sushi was top notch, very fresh and wide variety of choices.”
“have really enjoyed the food and would definitely go back.”
“The only thing I can figure out is that people don't know what good food is.”
“was very impressed with the cleanliness and the great value Service was a bit slow however, this was probably due to the fact that it was a busy Friday night.”
“was very impressed with the cleanliness and the great value Service was a bit slow however, this was probably due to the fact that it was a busy Friday night.”
Sushi + BYOB = a yummy delightful meal.
Yama is a delicious Japanese restaurant in Wellesley. I have been on a few occasions; with large and small groups. It is conducive to large groups because it doesn't get too crowded and you get to have a decent amount of space. Each time I've gone I've had an assortment of sushi and salad to start. I have really enjoyed the food and would definitely go back.
Yama has a BYOB policy, so you can bring your own alcohol into the restaurant. It can feel a bit odd to bring your own bottle of wine, but it ends up being quite economical! (most restaurants mark up 300%!)
I suggest looking at a map before you go because the restaurant is a bit tough to find. It is located across the street from Whole Foods on Washington Street/Route 16, which is a main street, but It is on the second floor of a building that looks a bit office-like and unassuming.
Yama Japanese Restaurant. I can't believe this place gets any business, the food is the worse!!!! We had sushi there & it wasn't fresh. The only thing I can figure out is that people don't know what good food is.
Wellesley eatery provides suburban diners with fresh, affordable Japanese fare..
In Short
Located on the second floor of a non-descript strip mall, Yama is a Japanese oasis. Bamboo fixtures and imported knick-knacks lend an authentic ambience, as does the lengthy menu that features plenty of traditional fare. The full sushi bar provides a pleasant seating alternative, and offbeat rolls include Gokudo maki (mackerel, ginger, scallion and cucumber) and lobster-asparagus roll. Other menu items include tempura, teriyaki, udon and soba noodles.
our favorite sushi. My 3 teenage children love Yama's. We have tried many sushi places but keep coming back. The sushi is fresh. The size of the pieces is perfect and we'ver never had a bad meal. We rarely order anything else from the menu but we do like their vegetable tempura and they are always accomodating when we ask for it to be heavy on the sweet potato. Their miso soup and salad dressing are the best we've had. Its our family favorite. We have been bringing our children their since they were young and have always found them to be very friendly. My kids used to sit at the sushi bar and watch the process and became known by every sushi chef. They were very nice.
Great for lunch. Very solid sushi place. Much better deal for lunch than for dinner. Most lunch specials come with soup and salad and make for a pretty good deal. Stick to the sushi here for the most part. Other things are okay, but not especially exceptional. The sushi is fresh, and presented in a straightforward manner. The dressing on the salad is excellent. Green tea in a bag is a bit of a turnoff.
Yama is Yummy. Sushi was top notch, very fresh and wide variety of choices. The Udon Noodle dishes were very tasty and plentiful. I was very impressed with the cleanliness and the great value Service was a bit slow however, this was probably due to the fact that it was a busy Friday night.
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