Cool place with so many eateries and so many shops. Enjoyed walking today and wasn’t crowded. If looking for gifts and Chinese food this is the place. Found massage place that’s as reasonable but only opened at noon and sadly was booked. Fun tourist area

You can’t miss visiting Chinatown in Yokohama. It has many food options and street food vendors to choose from. They have a couple colorful temples to visit and also souvenir shops. It is very vibrant and clean. We went on a Saturday and it was packed, they have parking lots all around or take the train.

Went there Saturday night 11-19-2022 after Japan opened to tourist. It was crowded with tourist and locals. Many Chinese restaurant offering cuisines and foods from all over China. It was an enjoyable evening since this was my first time visiting Yokohama Chinatown. Recommend to come at night since all the neon lights add sparkles and charm, and increase the festive mood.

I went here on a weekday and it's not crowded. There are lots of restaurant to choose from. Almost every corner have food stalls or restaurants, some are fortune teller shops (which I haven't tried) Japan is so clean and this certain Chinatown is soooo nice that I had a pleasant time strolling around.

I stayed in Hyatt hotel in Yokohama. From hotel you can walk around 5 minutes to China Town. It more beautiful at night, but you should visit there from 5pm to 7pm for dinner, last time I visited there little bit late so couldn’t enjoy much 😅

Another must-do spots in Yokohama. Amazing, and decently priced Chinese Street food that won't get you sick *(unlike in America or mainland Asia) Peking duck wraps and stuffed dumplings are epic here.

The largest Chinatown in Japan; it’s such an interesting location with loads of foreigners, foreigner-friendly services and liveliness typical of the Chinese. My favorite attraction here would have to be the food, all you can eat buffets are definitely what make the Chinese culinary culture probably the most generous(in terms of cost efficiency and size) in the world and tasty! I will definitely head back to Yokohama again just to visit this Chinatown.

Great place to visit when you are in Yokohama. Food isn’t that jaw dropping compare to all the nice Japanese inspired Chinese food you can find in town. The streets itself are clean and worth visiting, after chinatown you can also take a bus to other nearby attractions.

Just follow the people after exiting the trains a long underground tunnel. It was surprisingly huge from hundreds of restaurants, fortune telling, gift shops and health practices. There's a temple further back and a somewhat mall to dress cosplay and even fish pedicures. It would definitely take more than a weekend to explore the many alleys to sample dim sums, snacks, buns and cuisines. There's many entrance gates so you can remember your favourite shops.The largest Chinatown in the world.

I visited this place many times and specially when there is some special event going on around here. There are many food shops inside and the surrounding view of Yokohama bay is also very beautiful and relaxing. I must say it a good place to visit. Thanks.

This is an old customs warehouse(?) that has been adaptively reused as a shopping space and event center (upper floors). It also seems quite trendy with a predominantly young local crowd when I visited on a weekday. However, I felt that most things were quite expensive for a budget tourist like me. Unless you specifically want a photo of the warehouses, the harbor, or want to visit a specific store located, I would not recommend a visit.

Only saw the night version (so maybe there’s more merit to this place if seen during the daytime) but when I was there it was just a place for shopping. Unless you’re into shopping then maybe this place would mean more to you. When we were at the food stalls area, it was very crowded that it was hard to move and you start thinking that it’s as if there was no covid anymore but there is so that makes it a bit worrisome.

Great historical structure that's been converted into shopping/leisure venue. Great food options and many unique shops.

Salute the creativity of Japanese citizens who turn historical buildings into attractive restaurant buildings. This place has an interesting view, especially from the balcony. The sea and city sides can be clearly seen. The place is clean. The food served is very varied, and delicious. Must try omurice here. For those who bring children, it is mandatory to cheer them up at the Disney Harvest Market, which although the price is a little expensive, but it suits the atmosphere given. Must-see places to go to Yokohama

Truly a lovely place to go with family. I’ve been there in winter 2017 & 2018, in the morning & in the night, and it’s all beautiful moment there. Very enjoyable place & surroundings.

Visited area for the holiday market and lights display. Nice are well organized. Nice clear night but this time of year it does get cold so bundle up.

I decided to walk from Yokohama Station to Chinatown, and along the way, I stumbled upon the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. It appears to be a venue for organizing events, as there was a music concert taking place on that day. The atmosphere was brimming with energy and excitement, and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. The video posted is not the main event. These were activities held outside.

A beautiful seaside port strip to walk along the sea, offering a variety of views and experiences. With a center fountain, a beautiful rose garden lined with a row of benches to sit and watch the sea. Ships docked with flags and lights. Garden with flowers and a lot of activity around.

We went here during a flower festival and it was great, here were little gardens set up along the walkways. You can enjoy the park, and a seaside stroll as well. Wonderful relaxing way to spend the day.

This was a wonderful park that I visited on on a Sunday morning. There were many individuals and families enjoying themselves as well. I spent the time sitting on a park bench and having an egg salad sando from 7-11. Part of the fun was watching everyone relaxing and enjoying the great weather in Yamashita Park. You also get great views of Yokohama Bay and Chinatown.

I only visited this park because of Like A Dragon. The game designers did a good job of replicating the park. The park itself is actually much bigger than its game version. Close to three times bigger. I took plenty of photos of the land sites that are in the game.

One of the nicest parks in Yokohama with a beautiful seasonal rose garden. There were lots of people hanging out on the grass, eating bento and enjoying the nice weather. You also get beautiful views of Yokohama bay and the location is easily accessible. I recommend coming here on warm days to see the lovely garden. It's also a nice outdoor place to hangout while maintaining your social distance.

Very accessible and east to navigate. Looking for a place to unwind and enjoy the views, then this is the place to go. Although it can be packed at times, the roads are rather wide. There are many photo opportunities around the park as well. Once done, Chinatown is just around the corner and if you are looking to headback to Yokohama, the metro is just a 3 minute walk away.

Near many attractions - Chinatown, red brick warehouse, etc. Additionally, it has a really convenient restrooms around the area. You can see large famous ships on the wharf. Best of all, it is lined with colourful flowers that brighten the place and lifts your mood.

Previously, I’ve only seen Yamashita park in video games, but it lived up to the pixels. I did not find any golden scorpions in the grass, but I was able to catch a cab at the edge of the park, so I consider the mission complete.

Never seen such a beautiful park in my life; such a large park, and so many people doing so many different activities there: jogging, walking pets, skating, playing batminton, and so on. There's a lot to see around here, but I only took a few pictures... A Gundam is moving every 30 minutes here, and I've heard it will be dismantled by March 23.

Big beautiful park by the sea loaded with flowers. So much to see, and events are held on the weekend. Expect to see lots of cute dogs in strollers too! Hehe ♡ Not only is the Red Brick Warehouse a short walk away, the Gundam factory is nearby as well!

Spacious seaside park with ample benches. Open 24 hours with events held periodically per-covid but should return soon. There are also a few restaurants but not enough to clutter the relaxing atmosphere.

I was pleasantly surprised with the entire experience. Thought it would be gimmicky but I was wrong. Everything is carefully thought out. Very informative. Most exhibits do not have English descriptions, only headers, but there’s always translate apps for it. It was very nice to be able to know the history behind the success of cup noodles, the invention behind and how the founder saw an opportunity to create and empire. The customised cup noodle was just how as it was expected. Definitely worth a visit.

Our family really enjoyed our time here. We booked a cup noodle making session in advance through their website and paid at Lawson convenience store to secure the spot. It was a fun experience especially for our two young kids since after the cup noodle making, they also played at the kids indoor play place and ended up with some nice noodles in the building. Overall, my two young kids had lots of fun.

Great experience coming here to make your own cup noodle! You can buy your tickets from any convenience store where there is a Lawson machine. The whole experience isn’t very long though, just maybe 30 minutes. The wait line is pretty long as well. But you get the bring your own cup noodle home and then you get to visit the museum with a time line on how cup noodles progressed over the years. You will need to take a taxi here from the nearest train station, there isn’t a simpler way back since even from the nearest subway or JR station it is a long walk.

I suspect your enjoyment will be directly related to your appreciation of Cup Noodles. Interesting art and the “make your own cup” was enjoyable and worth the extra 400¥.

An enjoyable experience especially if you are fan of instant noodles. The museum consists of exhibitions showcasing the history of Cup Noodles and its inventor Momofuku Ando, fun activities and a food hall serving noodles from different parts of the world. The exhibition was presented in a cool minimalistic style that it felt like an art exhibition. The entrance fee was affordable at 500 Yen per adult however it costs extra if you wish to partake in the various activities. The activity we went with was the My Cup Noodles Factory (an additional 500 Yen per person) which involved decorating and making your own Cup Noodles and that was a lot of fun.

Great place for kids to explore. Very good communication on history of instant noodle and cup noodle, as well as the challenges that the founder faced. It’s great that it covered only how critical observation is in all inventions and encourages visitors to dream on and not giving up

Perfect place for a fun family activities. Adult is ¥510 and High school and elementary school children free admission. You need to pay another ¥500 for cup noodle making. There are many people on Saturday but the queue move pretty fast. You will be given a cup and you can design the cup and choose your preferred seasoning and ingredients. They will seal the cup noodle and it must be consumed within 30 days.

Experiencing how to pack cup noodles and watching and knowing the history of it was great part. Lots of noodles from centuries has been placed at the site to visit. We can even try noodles from different countries there. Have to buy ticket at the counter for Meuseum and Cup Noodles experience separately. But we have to allocate time for cup noodles part in prior because there might be crowd. The place overall was good. We could even sightsee the ocean view from upper level just outside the cup noodle experiencing room. It was worth a visit.

My second time to the Cup Noodles Museum. It's really informative to know about the history of Cup Noodle. I hope the management can add in more detailed descriptions of the history. It's too brief to understand the real meaning behind it. The main highlight of the museum is to create your own Cup Noodle. Spent around 30 minutes to decorate my own Cup Noodle. LOL

Really enjoyed my visit here, to learn about how the Cup noodle was created was interesting to me. There is a room that showcases all the different types of noodles release throughout the year. You can also make your own Cup Noodles at a small cost. Design your cup with pens provided and they will fill it up with noodles, condiments and seasoning. For food they offer a restaurant that’s has different types of noodles form all around the worlds. Great place to visit with kids, as it though it was quite fun.

I am surprised at how much fun I had here! The history part is somewhat interesting, but there's a bunch of other things to do such as the make your own cup noodle experience. They have a very interesting themed make your own cup noodle cafeteria representing many countries. There's a deck upstairs with a nice view. Some random displays were interesting. Fun for all ages!

Based on my experience, I would give the Cup Noodles Museum in Yokohama a resounding 5 out of 5 stars. The museum consistently offers an interactive and informative experience that celebrates the history and creativity behind cup noodles. The Cup Noodles Museum is known for its engaging exhibits that showcase the evolution of cup noodles, including the story of its inventor and the various flavors that have become iconic. The hands-on activities, such as creating your own custom cup noodles, add an element of fun and creativity to the visit. The quality of the experience is consistently outstanding, with well-designed exhibits and interactive elements that appeal to visitors of all ages. The staff members are usually knowledgeable and passionate about the museum's content, enhancing the educational aspect of the visit. The sense of nostalgia and innovation that the Cup Noodles Museum captures creates a unique and memorable experience. The ability to learn about the history of cup noodles while participating in interactive activities is both engaging and entertaining. The ambiance and atmosphere at the Cup Noodles Museum create a welcoming and cheerful environment, perfect for families, individuals, and anyone interested in the history of this beloved food product. In summary, the Cup Noodles Museum in Yokohama offers a one-of-a-kind experience that combines history, creativity, and interactive fun. With its engaging exhibits, knowledgeable staff, unique activities, and enjoyable ambiance, it easily earns a full 5 stars as a top-tier destination for learning and entertainment.

This place is extremely beautiful and definitely worth the visit! If you’re in the Yokohama area, I highly recommend you check it out. Furthermore, it’s affordable which makes it even better. Although the parking isn’t ideal since the car lot is quite small. If you go there on a Saturday I’m fairly certain there would be no parking. Therefore, I recommend you take the bus if it’s on the weekend. Here are some shots to show you how beautiful it is！

Definitely worth visiting. We purchased some food before coming to the park and had lunch here. It was a very nice and quiet park. Not many people here. The park and structures here were belonged to a very successful Yokohama silk-industrialist. You can learn history about this park at the museum inside the park.

If this garden was located in central Tokyo it would be undoubtedly one of the most visited attractions. The access requires taking a bus or a taxi, but it is totally worth. You can experience a relaxing walk between old temples and traditional tea-houses, some of which were rebuilt here from Kyoto in the last century.

I live in the neighborhood but I visited here for the first time a couple of weeks ago! This garden is huge! There is even a hill and several tea houses so it is good for hiking. You can bring your own lunch. The garden itself is amazingly beautiful, and well organized. I met some cute feral cats, which was also nice and cozy😺

The garden was pretty and quiet. I was there in the last hour before closing time and it was almost deserted. I thought the entrance price of ¥700 was a bit high compared to other gardens I've visited. But I still liked walking around.

This is a beautiful park with historical houses and buildings. You should aring your own lunch, Bento, or sweets to eat out. There are some Japanese style cafe restaurants too.

The best traditional garden in the greater Tokyo area and a really underrated attraction for people visiting Yokohama. The gardens are beautiful all year around and are beautifully maintained.

I came to Japan with my husband from overseas and went sightseeing in Yokohama for a day. Yokohama was very crowded during Golden Week, so we came here. There are not many buses from the station, so I needed to go after checking carefully, but I had a very good time away from the hustle and bustle of Yokohama. As soon as I entered the park, a guide who was good at English came by, and with his guidance, my husband who likes to take pictures was able to take a lot of wonderful Japanese garden and traditional buildings photos. Interesting gardens and buildings can be enjoyed 10 times more with the amazing volunteer guide than without! Thank you, Mr. Deguchi!

Make sure to make a reservation online for dining in options. We enjoyed a cappuccino, ricotta pancakes and a side of bacon. To place your order, you had to scan a QR code for the menu. The food was fresh and hot, the ricotta pancake seemed a little doughy and under cooked. Parking is available for a fee.

We went around 9:30, got seated right away. We ordered toast with poached eggs and scrambled eggs. And roasted tomatoes on the side. Pretty straightforward, no sides no garnish almost. My scrambled eggs were nice. Frankly, poached eggs by themselves are too small of a portion to be served by themselves. These two mains, a side, and a coffee was over 4000 yens. Not sure if it’s worth it. I originally wanted the hot cake with bananas bur was told it would take 20 mins so I decided otherwise. They only have regular milk and almond milk. It was somewhat difficult to communicate. Nice location.

Decent restaurant, friendly staff. Menus available in English and Japanese. Located in the Red Brick area of Yokohama it’s a nice place for a quiet lunch. With seating both I does and out the atmosphere was nice. While the food was decent, it’s definitely more fancy than common fair and not somewhere I would bring kids, unless they like trying new things. $$$ price point. Marked it off the “to try” list but probably won’t go again.

Don't come here without making a reservation lest you be waiting more than an hour to get in; the staff member's estimate of 30mins was woefully off, and the googlmaps "busy time" estimate is a filthy lie. Other customers waiting to enter didn't feel the need to wear a mask while waiting in the stuffy corridor, and the staff didn't seem to care. As for the food, yes it's Australian style and of good quality, but you'd never get away with those prices in Australia. 10 bucks for a chai is outrageous! The most I've paid in Australia was $5.50. The service was a bit confusing. They tried to make us scan a QR code to access an online menu and ordering system and it was far more complicated than it needed to be. In the end, after much confusion, they brought out physical menus and took our orders in person.

Cozy ambience Good food with moderate level pricing Outdoor seating view is great! Staff is very kind and accommodating of allergies and food choices Food is great too! The chicken parmesan is worth trying. Will try the desserts next time Would recommend 😊

The clam pasta in this restaurant is the worst I have ever eaten, and the noodles are even a little hard. Not to mention the sauce... It's sour and salty. There are even a few dead clams, and there is sand in it. I can barely eat a hamburger. The most funny thing is that the muffin waited for more than an hour. I waited as long as I ate it. After the muffin urged it, it didn't come up. Originally, I only planned to give one star, but the muffins were quite delicious. Give one more star. And the waiter was really slow, and finally asked me to wait for ten minutes for change.

I like bills, in theory. But this is not my favorite location. This bills location is a lot stiffer than other locations. The staff are nice but expect to wait a while for your food, even if the place is not busy. Expect to wait even longer if you order their pancakes. Please don’t go on a first date here, trust me, made that mistake. Bills is definitely cute! Just a bit overrated in my opinion.

Great service but disappointed with the food. Food didn't look attractive, Taste was mediocre to average. Price was high.

Heichinro has some of the best service we’ve ever experienced in Japan. That’s saying a lot. Our waiter personalized our experience (in a second language) and was very attentive. Our dim sum lunch was delicious. The shaomai are out of this world, as are the pork ribs. Frankly, everything we had was superb, but the shaomai were truly memorable. As we were leaving, we agreed that we could totally justify the trip from Tokyo to Yokohama just for lunch or dinner at this excellent restaurant. That says it all. We will be back.

To get seated faster, we chose to take dimsum menu only. Food was presented nicely but taste has room of improvement. Service was very good.

The staff are very welcoming and Miss. 添田 spoke very good English. I have no difficulty in ordering my dishes here. Just a small suggestion, if the rice can be served warmer that will be divine. I ordered a combo meal and deep fried shitake mushroom for less than 5000 yen. Great visit!

Yummy katsu place located in downtown Yokohama. Can have a little bit of a wait to get a table, but the line moves fast and it is well worth it! While the pork is the main star dish, we have tried chicken and veggies dishes as well and they have been equally amazing.

I followed a blogger’s advice and I was convinced by the googles review to try this restaurant. I ordered the 三元豚 and a seasonal aubergine dish. The description of the pork was rich, juicy and sweet. I could not taste sweet, but it was still delicious to me! The aubergine was surprising, it tasted like a mixture of aubergine and okra. I ordered the mayonnaise in case the food is too dry, but after eating it, it is not necessary to have it. There are other sauces on the table free of charge too. You can probably tell how hungry I was. Rice and cabbage can be refilled, which I did…

Very nice restaurant, you can't really smell the greasy smoke even you sit right in front of the counter. Service was fast during lunch time too, and the pork is very flavorful. A little bit disappointed on the chicken.. too dry even coated in sauces.. None the less, definitely a great place to visit!

Best Tonkatsu in Yokohama! Our table of 8 was seated on the upper floors on tatami mats. Very helpful staff with picture menus. Do order their most succulent pork!

The restaurant is located at the 70th floor of the hotel. The environment and the window well is excellent. Roast Beef, Sashimi sushi rice are great. There is an orange carrot smoothie yogurt which is highly recommended. I hate carrot but I drank 6 cups of this thing. Pictures were attached. Very unfortunately, my table is located at a distance from the window. Maybe because I did not make a reservation. It worth 5 stars for a 4900 yen buffet lunch.

Extremely elegant and superb restaurant. I went here with my spouse for our Anniversary and the service and food quality was top-notch! We had the six-course meal and every single dish more than satisfied our palettes. Only down-side I can say is the restaurant is a bit pricey so be prepared to spend a few hundred USD/ten-thousand YEN.

We celebrate our 1st anniversary here. I wanted to get window seat, but we make a reservation like a few days before so I could not get it. Even from the general seat, we still can see the night view. All of the food are delightful, staff are friendly and you can speak English with them.

Amazing view and very nice staff but unfortunately ruined by extremely poor food and drinks. The pizza was smaller (and even worse in taste!) than Saizerya. The original cocktail were very plain and no flavor. Felt like very cheap alcohol. Despite the great place, definitely not worth the price

Tried the dinner course It’s pretty expensive at 14,000 yen per person The service was not as good and they we’re rushing us a lot. Food was really good and pretty filling even though it looked pretty tiny. The views are pretty good but not the best night view in the area.

Pretty cool place to eat. If you’re into rock music you’ll enjoy the decorations and the music that is playing. My only complaint is, if it’s crowded they want you to wait to be seated outside. That’s a problem especially when it’s winter like when I visited. After complaining we could wait inside. On the other hand the food was pretty good and it was American sized portions so I left satisfied.

You can't beat this place! Great location in the heart of Yokohama with great views and scenes of this beautiful city. Easy to find as well. Plus, it's around a lot of other convenient shops and stores unlike other places out in the middle of nowhere. I was here with my girlfriend so keep in mind this was a visit for two (cost and food wise). The atmosphere was amazing and the staff was so attentive to our needs. The food options were great with so many items for selection but it wasn't overwhelming by no means. Appetizers, main courses, desserts were all available. Nothing was in shortage with everything in stock. The drink options were great too, a lot of non-alcoholic drinks choices for those who are driving. They had superb taste as well, not lacking in flavor at all with whatever your taste buds have in mind (sweet, sour, etc.). Their service hours are very optimal as well including good hours for their lunch and dinner. Speaking of that, I want to go back for dinner to experience what that's like because the lunch there was beyond my expectations. I would recommend this place for all Hard Rock Café fans and foodies alike. Good music with great food, what's not to like? You don't want to come to Yokohama and NOT go here because you'd be missing out! 10/10 in my books 📚

Good atmosphere and music. Plenty of options in cocktails. Liked the food too. A bit tricky to find the restaurant though 😄

The famous American restaurant chain in Yokohama Japan. It is basically the same as other Hardrock cafe store but this one has a famous Yokohama amusement park in front.

One of my favorite famous American chain restaurant here in Yokohama. Cool and very interesting place to eat with friendly staff. I love the burgers and the chicken wings here. Overall so good.

Very fun atmosphere and nice music. The food was really good and their house wine was nice quality.they also have a lot of cocktails. The place is quite big and we didn't have to stand in line for long. The line is usually for tables, so if you're okay with the counter, tell them, you might be able to get in faster. Very friendly staff and nice service. Overall, very nice experience

Very friendly staff. Our waitress was so great and she had a good conversation. The food is pricey but was good. They gave us a free glass cup with our drink.

The Hard Rock Cafe is very much what it is normally. The food mostly has the correct flavor profile. Going there is a bit difference if you are eating late. They close at 10pm but they stop taking food and drink orders at 9:30pm and mostly stop seating at 9pm. The star gets knocked off because the service was a bit lacking. We spent fifteen minutes after our server dropped off napkins and rushed away. He was caught up with a table of young ladies having a birthday and taking pictures of them. I don't expect him to hover. This is not America. This is a place you could pay at the table which was a bit surprising.