Chuukaichi Ryuuou | Review by Queenie

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Chuukaichi Ryuuou

Cheap, fast, and delicious! A beloved local Chinese restaurant.

2 Nov 2026 See More

While shopping near Yokohama Station, I happened to stop by Chuukaichi Ryuuou, located inside the Sotetsu Line station building, for a meal. It seems like a family-style Chinese restaurant with a lot of local character. There isn’t much fancy decor, just a casual, welcoming, everyday dining atmosphere.

This time I ordered fried rice and pan-fried dumplings. An order comes with six dumplings, and the wrappers were nicely browned and fragrant. They tasted pretty good, and together with the fried rice, the meal was very filling.

Overall, the food was decent. Nothing was particularly impressive, but it was simple, tasty, and reasonably priced family-style Chinese food.

If you happen to be near Yokohama Station and don’t want to spend too much time looking for a restaurant, this is a good option for a simple meal. It’s a convenient and affordable everyday restaurant. No need to set your expectations too high—just come for a casual meal!

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