9280' Sake House

Great food!!! All the bowls were delicious!!!Low key ambiance, and server was very kind.

Was drawn in by sake spot on the mountain; however, quickly disappointed. Not a lot of menu options, small portions, bland, lacking flavor and over priced.

The gondola at Keystone was down so we decided to grab lunch and always wanted to try this place. It was less crowded when we arrived but quickly filled up due to the resort only having one lift open. We ordered the spicy miso ramen and the tofu bowl, both were so good! We also ordered the Lychee margarita and their lemonade cocktail. The service was friendly as well. The atmosphere is pretty chill here, good for a more relaxed sit down place. Would definitely come back!

For Ketstone standard, definitely a good value. The location, view and friendly service sets this location apart. Whenever I m nearby, will definitely make a pit stop here for some refreshme and light grub.Wait staff is friendly and prompt which makes this location stand out!Kudos!

We loved this place (even the kids). After a day of skiing this was a great place for a late lunch. Chicken bowl was delicious and great addition to the food option at keystone. The staff was also very nice and helpful.

By the reviews I was skeptical. By far the best meal we had. Nice break from typical bar food and pizza. We had the bao and chicken bowl. Very flavorful and nice Asian flavor.

Nice staff. Looks like it's more of a sake place now than a sports bar. Nonetheless a good experience and convenient location to the lifts etc

Keystone has a lot of great restaurants, this is not one of them. Unfortunately our family was disappointed by the food and service. Our server didn't have any knowledge on sake and when we finally ordered some it came after our meal. The food seemed like it came from a crockpot but not in a good way. The only thing I would recommend would be the milkshakes and the potstickers.

My comment is based on ramen only. Simple recommendation: Don't. It was luke warm, the egg was marinated in vinegar (they call it fusion), pork slices were edible though. Not worth the $30 price tag, unless you really, really, really want ramen.

hahaha!!! Never open. Literally open a couple days a week and closes at 5pm. Who knows - i have walked by even when the posted hours say it should be open and it is not.