Manchinro

The atmosphere is hard to rate because while it’s beautiful it betrays the rest of Chinatown being “Chinese” because most of the servers are Japanese however I do understand it’s hard to staff such a large place with only Chinese people. Food was super good I tried multiple dishes, and all were pretty authentic Chinese food. The rooms were beautiful and there were many intricate designs.

There are so many delicious restaurants in China town but this may be my favorite! Everything we ordered came out so incredibly fresh and well cooked. The atmosphere was sophisticated and romantics . The staff is very attentive giving you fresh tea even before your pot was empty. I wish they had a few more dumpling options but everything was amazing.

This restaurant was recommended by a friend. Yes, it is rather ornate. But, there was actually too much service. Maybe that is why the prices are rather high. The food lacked a lot. Our soup was rather plain, just noodles, bean sprouts and a bit of pork. The Sweat and Sour pork was not very tasty and the pork pieces were about 1/3 FAT. Later in the day we each had upset stomachs and intestines. This was the first and the last time to go there.

Came here due to other reviews, but was extremely disappointed. The food is too sweet by my standards. Perhaps they’re making it for the Japanese palate, but as an ethnic Chinese American, my taste buds were overwhelmed by the amount of sugar they seem to be using. Had the lunch special at 2,800 —the pork and cabbage stir fry and the fried tofu were covered in very sweet soy sauces. The only thing I enjoyed was the ginger chicken. Also ordered the radish cakes and cabbage dim sum. Not the best. Ambiance was beautiful though.

Enjoyed the food and the atmosphere here. Only waited 5 minutes for a seat on Sunday afternoon. Waiters were friendly and attentive. As others have mentioned, the only downside was the price. Didn’t quite feel like it was worth the money, but I would go back and tell others for try it.

Visited here for Chinese New Year eve dinner. Excellent interior. Service is top notch and the food was really good too. Probably one of the better restaurants in Chinatown. They have a good range of good quality tea as well. Highly recommended.

We visited the two highest rated Cantonese restaurants in Chinatown today. One for lunch and this one for dinner. While our dinner experience was not nearly as good as lunch, this restaurant stands on its own as a good dining option. The restaurant’s first floor dining room is ornate and we were able to enjoy live music while we ate. Service was good, but not friendly. Prices were high, but portions were large. We left happy we tried it, but deciding that we probably wouldn’t be back.

This is a long-established fine Chinese restaurant located in Yokohama's Motomachi and Chinatown area. The restaurant is spacious and clean, and the decor and furnishings are carefully selected. The dishes served here range from the classic to the unusual using high-end ingredients, all of which are made with the finest ingredients and are refined and full of flavor.🥟🍜 I love their fried noodles with starchy sauce.✨✨ I highly recommend everyone to try their authentic Chinese cuisine.👍

We were in Yokohama for the day. It was recommended to have Shark fin soup while in Chinatown. Manchinro was highly rated. We opted for the 7 course price fixed menu. Every course was awesome. Service by Thearum was fabulous. Highly recommend this place. Appetizer was excellent which consisted of jelly fish. Char siu. Roast duck, walnut a jelly thing and a shrimp. 2nd course was shark fin soup. It was good but would be good to have a little more shark fin. Shrimp 2 ways was good. Fishnfillet was good and the XO sauce was tasty. Friedmchicken was nice and tender. Fried rice with beef was excellent. The dessert of almond bean curd with Mayberry sauce was fantastic. Smooth and not to sweet. A good palate cleanser

Went there today. First, the place is visually stunning. Second, the food or fantastic. Finally, the price was much lowered than I expected. Very highly recommended.

A great historical Chinese restaurant. They don't do all you can eat. Taste: Simply good. Great quality. Price: Higher. Customer service: Very good. Tip: They have one more restaurant on the back street. Din-sum especially.

When visiting Yokohama Chinatown Manchinro is a great place to relax and dine with an amazing Chinese cuisine experience. During my visit I wanted to try the famous Sharkfin Soup and I have to say it was worth paying $50 for it. The quality of the food was spot and not to mention they will replace your dish when your next item comes to the table. Braised pork known as Kakuni was so soft that my chopstick went right through like butter, so delicious. Reason I don't give 5 stars is due to the long wait in between your food and the table height is way to low for a 6'3 person mike myself. I think if my Japanese was better I would have ask them to move me to a table that had more leg space.

Excellent Chinese restaurant in Yokohama Chinatown. Manchiro does not offer the all you can eat, therefore you are getting much better quality food. The menu is quite extensive - dim sum dumplings, Peking duck, noodles, shrimp, pork... it seemed like endless options. Everything was delicious! Prices were fair for the quality. Also to note: they serve wine which is not always a guarantee in a Chinese restaurant.

Luxurious! Servers polish plates and dinnerware. Select a course menu and enjoy a nice slow paced, top quality cuisine and service. A perfect place to bring a business guest. The tea , the shumai, the shark fin soup ( I don't think they actually used real shark) etc were superb.

Very good set meals. A little pricy but if you wanna eat well you gotta drop some coin. In Yokohama for the day. Dad came here more than 40 years ago and recommended the food. Shark fin soup was delicious. As was the Gyoza, beef and rice. Hell it was all delicious. And the mango pudding..... Yeah, it was marvelous and velvety. You want great Chinese food in Yokohama? This is the joint to come to.

This place is lovely but they own another restaurant directly behind this place that serves the best dim sum ever. That's what I'm reviewing. Got there at 1:30 pm on a Wednesday and it was pretty quiet. This dim sum is off a menu but they have a good English menu with tons of photos. Got the usual hargow and siumai and a delicious steamed bun full of egg custard. Good tea in a pot if you ask. Lots of dishes so you can keep the sauces at bay. Mustard and chili on the table. A button on the table is used to get service, brilliant! Pricey but we stuffed ourselves for $70 and ate dim sum which was as fresh as sushi. The splurge was worth it; live a little dim sum lovers!

Amazing food and amazing service! Cantonese style Chinese they have another part that only sells dim sum which we will try later, however the dim sum here was absolutely amazing, dumplings and soups also delish... They bring a sauce for each dish --which we loved- and staff very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly-- English menus are available and they speak very good English :)

Good service, good live music performance, truly great quality of food. Expect service that may take longer during the busy time Had a blast for our "last supper"