Three more stops in Noge — a tachinomi with a ticket system, a charcoal grill and sake spot, and a sushi counter where you write your own order on paper.
I've taken more people around Yokohama than I can count. Eventually it made more sense to just write it down.
Yokohama has a strong ramen identity — iekei was born here. But the city's scene is broader than that. Three shops I keep coming back to, each a different style.
Noge is where Yokohama locals actually drink — narrow streets, cheap highballs, and izakayas that haven't changed in decades. Here's how to do it right.
From Chinatown to the waterfront, here's how to spend a perfect day in Yokohama — Tokyo's stylish neighbor just 30 minutes away.