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Cantonese Cuisine Restaurant, Ryusenkaku in Yokohama Chinatown

Ryusenkaku is a very popular restaurant which local workers in Chinatown visit repeatly. It's a tiny restaurant, but their food is undoubtedly good. Fresh, hot and well cooked. Especially, their fried noodle with various vegetables, seafood, and meat is fabulous. It's elaborately prepared food with a couple of cooking process such as steaming, deep-frying and grilling. (850 yen)

Overall, I would highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to experience some great food with very fresh ingredients. The food is of excellent quality and I would challenge you to find a better tasting high-class restaurant in Chinatown. They are one of the best.

They are well-known for their Chinese steamed buns. If they still have some on the shelf, you are very lucky. You've got to try it before local people always buy them in bluk.

Dishes I recommend: Fried noodle with various vegetables, seafood, and meat (Gomoku Yakisoba), simmered dishes with Tofu and Mashrooms, Deep fried chicken(They are cooked with special flour, Very crunchy and delicious!)

Ryusenkaku
Closed on Mondays
Booking is a must.
Tel: 045-662-5874
Address: 106 Yamashita-cho, Yokohama City

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