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Mountain Flying Fish
Rating Details »
- Price Range:
-
$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Good for:
- Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
7 reviews for Mountain Flying Fish
Kudos to Carolyn!
We called 15 minutes before we were headed over with a group of 12!!! And they happily accommodated us! They are not open on Thanksgiving.
Best rolls:
Spicy Tuna
Catterpillar - mmm
Unagi - good
Worth eating
California Roll
Dragon
Spider Roll
Rainbow
Save your pennies:
Mixed Dragon - sucked
Volcano - ick
Make sure if you go with the special that you check the price!! The Mixed Dragon was terrible, it was $20 and we ended up with 2 on the table!
Our water was always filled, and i will definitely be back! It is unfortunate that they are not open on Thanksgiving. We tried to go last thanksgiving when we spent the holiday up there.
We tried to eat here on Thanksgiving as is our tradition on Turkey day (we don't like turkey), but alas they were not open.
With a huge group of friends at Oktoberfest however we did finally get to enjoy Sushi in the mountains, and it was awesome!
the Unagi was incredible, the Spicy tuna, awesome. The only one we didn't enjoy was the Mixed dragon, a bit too out there for most of the group's tastes. Sadly is was also not cheap and we got 2, lesson learned, be bold on the less expensive pieces :)
All in all an incredible time, and our server was the best! I was really worried with 12 slightly to really inebriated people at the table we'd be too much, but she handled us like a champ!
If you're in Breck, and hankering for a great sushi meal, go to Mtn. Flying Fish, you won't be disappointed!
One of the best sushi places for the mountains! We went there on the last day before it closed till opening day(of the ski resort.) Despite their vacation started the next day, we had awesome service and food. The locals discount made it even better! PS- the cucumber salad rocks!
If this place was in Austin, where I live, eating there would be a weekly occurrence. The fish was beautiful, fresh, and delicious - in fact, it's some of the best fish I've had at a sushi restaurant, and I've been to the best of the best. At Mountain Flying Fish, I was truly impressed.
We ordered the caterpillar roll, smoked salmon, spicy scallop roll, halibut belly and several others and enjoyed every bite. Also, definitely try the redbean icecream bonbons - they come wrapped in a soft, sweet jelly-like rice paper and are an absolutely TASTY way to wrap up your meal.
Overpriced but probably the best sushi you'll find in Breck.
Call me a sushi snob and I rarely Yelp a 1 but honestly... I asked 3 locals where their favorite sushi spot was. All 3 answered Mtn. Flying Fish. Great I thought.
Uh not so much. I enjoyed 2 things here. The Kurosawa bottle of sake that I had on my own and the nicely blanched asparagus in my Asparagus Roll. The miso soup was so salty that it was still harsh after adding hot water. The veggie tempura was a bunch of onion rings. I got to enjoy half a shitake mushroom and one Shiso (oba) leaf. The tekka wasn't bad but the rice was tough and rough and the sesame seeds weren't toasted. Felt like they borrowed them from a sesame bagel (but those are usually toasted).
The kicker is that the service was super slow. I know they meant well, I'm just glad that the locals keep them busy. They seem like good people.
Saying that, it was closing day so I can understand why the quality of food wouldn't be as good as an average day.
I was hesitant to eat sushi in a mountain town, but my parents' friends (who are locals) swear by this place so we gave it a try. Service is super friendly and more prompt that most laidback joints. The prices were a little high, but it is Breckenridge and the sushi was wonderful. The king crab roll was delicious...a must...and the tuna carpaccio was tasty as it came on top of a salad with pine nuts. The spicy tuna was also quite good. All in all, a good experience for mountain sushi.
