Sumosan Courchevel — Restaurant in Albertville

Restaurant located at the doorstep of the prestigious six senses hotel at 1850, lovely welcome at the door with very friendly staff helping us with our coats/jackets.

This place resembles what you find in nobu, and has a casual setting. They have a full fledged bar complete with all the spirits you can imagine, it wasn't crowded when we arrive but the place got busier as the night picks up.

Lovely DJ churning out house beats during dinner, and the music got louder into the night, wouldn't recommend if you're planning to come with kids or adults that appreciate peace and quiet dinners more.

Service was good at our table, and pricing is decent given the fact that you're in courchevel.

Entree and main course was average, but the highlight of our meal has got to be their desserts! Loved every bite, and would be great for sharing.

Would recommend if you're keen for a fancy fusion restaurant here at courchevel, will return for...

If you find yourself in a ski resort and are looking for an alternative to traditional mountain fare, don't miss Sumosan. Located just steps from the ski lifts, this restaurant offers a cozy and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for recharging after a day on the slopes. Features a blend of tradition and modernity with wooden beams and minimalist decor.

The menu is AMAZING! The service is excellent, with friendly and attentive staff who are knowledgeable about the dishes and happy to make recommendations. Given the freshness of the ingredients and the skill of the chefs, the value is good

Sumosan is a hidden gem in the mountains. Whether you're a sushi lover or just curious, this restaurant will impress with its culinary offerings. After a day of skiing, there's nothing better than enjoying delicious sushi with a glass of sake And a good wine while admiring the snowy landscape. Highly...

The food is average, nothing too special and quite overpriced. The atmosphere is extremely noisy. But the worsest part is the service. We visited the place couple of times, both times felt unwelcomed despite the fact that we booked the table in advance. The man in charge of seating the guests is extremely judgmental and unpleasant. The waiter basically asked us to make food order faster so that we could eat and leave. When you leave around 600 euros for the dinner you do not expect to be treated like that. We stay at Six Senses and thus we give Sumosan a try everytime we are here but I think this is...