On September 29, 2021

Ramen eatery to open on Killington Road

A new restaurant will be opening in Killington soon. Yama Ramen, LLC, was registered with the Vermont Secretary of State Aug. 20, 2021 with Lindsay Ochman as the manager and member of the LLC. The sign outside was hung last week, generating excitement among locals in town who took to social media to express their support and eagerness to try it.

The new eatery is located at 2500 Killington Road. It’s a red building across from Ravine Road that formerly housed Green Mountain College students and prior to that was the old Killington Valley Inn (a.k.a. “KVI”).

The exact timeline for opening is yet to be announced. Stay tuned!

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