Miso Hungry - Jay

Delicious noodles, hot tasty tea! Well worth a stop while visiting Jay Peak.

Pretty good but not real Japanese cuisine. Kids ramen had no meat or egg in it. It was $9 and not even half the container was full, the miso ramen was $17. Not much noodles in either. The broth was good. Probably wouldn't buy here again.They did have a seating area near a fire pit which was nice. I can see the thrill of skiing up to it, but if you're just walking up to it from the water park, nothing special.

Surprisingly good ramen! Spicy miso had a nice kick and not too too spicy.

We are a family of 6 with 4 boys age 20 to 13 and we all loved the authentic rahmen. The egg was perfect the food fresh and very tasty we had spicy and non spicy versions plus the pork buns are just awesome!

Had their onigiri at the Vermont Green game and I'm absolutely hooked. It was my first time trying it and I seriously can't get it off my mind. I would eat thousands of them and not get sick of it. One of the most delicious things I've ever had in my life. If you get the chance to eat any of their food I highly recommend it. By far some of the best food in the state.