Gyokusentei Honten
玉泉亭 本店
A historic Isezakicho restaurant founded in the Taisho era, and one of the candidate birthplaces of Kanagawa's famous Sanma-men.
Founded in 1918, this affordable historic Chinese restaurant moved to Isezakicho after World War II. Its signature Sanma-men features thin noodles in a soy sauce broth, topped with a thick, starchy stir-fry of cabbage, onions, carrots, bean sprouts, and pork. The origin of this noodle dish is debated, with another theory pointing to Heichinrou in Chinatown. The restaurant has a long, narrow layout with compact tables. It gets busy at lunch, with weekend lunch queues lasting about 15 minutes, and table-sharing may be required. Average cost is around ¥1,000 per person. Within walking distance from Isezaki-chojamachi Subway Station, or about 12 minutes from Keikyu Hinodecho Station.
Opening hours
11:00–21:00 (L.O. 20:30); Closed Tue (open if Tue is a holiday)
Nearby sights
- Noge Izakaya District
- Nogeyama Zoo
- Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Cultural History
- Yokohama Stadium
- Nippon Maru Memorial Park & Port Museum
- Yokohama Landmark Tower Sky Garden
- Yokohama Kanteibyo
- Yokohama Air Cabin