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Ko Ya Hong Kong Dining
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Japanese: Ramen
Ko Ya Hong Kong Dining Description
KO YA Hong Kong Dining is a hidden gem located in the Minato Mirai area of Yokohama, Japan. This restaurant specializes in authentic Hong Kong cuisine, with a focus on their signature dish, the 'Gokujou Tantanmen.' This mouthwatering dish is a spicy Sichuan-style ramen, topped with a rich and flavorful broth, tender slices of pork, and a generous amount of chili oil. It is the perfect combination of heat and umami, guaranteed to satisfy any spice lover's cravings.
What sets KO YA apart from other dining establishments is their commitment to using high-quality ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. Each dish is carefully prepared by their skilled chefs, ensuring that every bite is bursting with authentic flavors. The restaurant's cozy and inviting atmosphere, with its modern decor and warm lighting, creates the perfect setting for a memorable dining experience.
In addition to their famous Tantanmen, KO YA also offers a variety of other Hong Kong specialties, such as Dim Sum and soupless Tantanmen. Whether you're a fan of spicy food or looking to explore the vibrant flavors of Hong Kong cuisine, KO YA Hong Kong Dining is the place to be. So, why not embark on a culinary journey and indulge in the bold and delicious flavors of Hong Kong at KO YA?
What sets KO YA apart from other dining establishments is their commitment to using high-quality ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. Each dish is carefully prepared by their skilled chefs, ensuring that every bite is bursting with authentic flavors. The restaurant's cozy and inviting atmosphere, with its modern decor and warm lighting, creates the perfect setting for a memorable dining experience.
In addition to their famous Tantanmen, KO YA also offers a variety of other Hong Kong specialties, such as Dim Sum and soupless Tantanmen. Whether you're a fan of spicy food or looking to explore the vibrant flavors of Hong Kong cuisine, KO YA Hong Kong Dining is the place to be. So, why not embark on a culinary journey and indulge in the bold and delicious flavors of Hong Kong at KO YA?
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Ko Ya Hong Kong Dining Overview
Access
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2 minutes from Minatomirai Station
Operating Hours
Sun: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Mon: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Tue: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Wed: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Thur: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Fri: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Sat: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Mon: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Tue: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Wed: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Thur: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Fri: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Sat: 11:00AM-9:40PM
Payment Methods
Cash, Visa, Master Card, JCB
Restaurant Features
Home Delivery
Take-out Available
Wheelchair Accessible
Non-smoking
Stylish Interior
Ko Ya Hong Kong Dining Reviews
Ko Ya Hong Kong Dining Google Average Rating
3.7
4
Google
Pretty great food. Lunch deals are either a combination of dan dan noodles and dumplings, including rice and tea.
I received a Dan Dan soup noodle which is mildly spiced and it tasted way better. Spiciness can be adjusted as well.
It is about 1200¥ for a set of noodles with dumplings and tea.
Cash only. Credit, Suica Not compatible.
I received a Dan Dan soup noodle which is mildly spiced and it tasted way better. Spiciness can be adjusted as well.
It is about 1200¥ for a set of noodles with dumplings and tea.
Cash only. Credit, Suica Not compatible.
5
Google
The best TanTanMien you'll ever have.
(This side of HK, that , this).
OK, that's a bit of a loaded description. Couple of things though
1) These are slightly toned down Japanese versions of DanDan noodles
2) If you just want sheer heat, go somewhere else
That said, the "tone down" nature works brilliantly, allowing the flavors to interact just right, and make for an excellent bowl of noodles.
For my money, the dry (non soup) versions are the best, though you can go the ramen-ified version if you'd like too.
Go at lunch, and have the excellently priced lunchset. There might be a line (the place is *very* small), but don't worry - you'll make it in in no time at all.
Oh, the shu-mai (dumplings) are ridiculously good btw!
(This side of HK, that , this).
OK, that's a bit of a loaded description. Couple of things though
1) These are slightly toned down Japanese versions of DanDan noodles
2) If you just want sheer heat, go somewhere else
That said, the "tone down" nature works brilliantly, allowing the flavors to interact just right, and make for an excellent bowl of noodles.
For my money, the dry (non soup) versions are the best, though you can go the ramen-ified version if you'd like too.
Go at lunch, and have the excellently priced lunchset. There might be a line (the place is *very* small), but don't worry - you'll make it in in no time at all.
Oh, the shu-mai (dumplings) are ridiculously good btw!
5
Google
This is one of our favorite places to get spicy tantan-ramen! I can't tell how authentic it is but we love the taste. We usually order the Oni(demon) tantanmen and ask for it to be more spicy. If you ask for "motto karai" for spicier and "motto motto karai" for very very spicy :) portions are normal but you can ask for "oomori" for a larger portion and you get a small bowl of rice on the side for free as well if you ask for it. we usually order the gyouza as well! Highly recommended with beer!
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