Shitateya  (1 min from Futamatagawa stn). Tiny local seafood eatery. Try the deep-fried oysters (kaki furai).  edit
Le Sucre  Nokendai 1-9 (8 min from Nokendai stn). Pseudo-French bakery well known for its cheesecakes.  edit
Azteca  (next to Nokendai stn). 10 AM-10 PM. Curry, coffee and cakes. Live music on Saturday nights.  edit
Italian Bar BASIL  Castle Sakuragi 1F, Noge-cho 2-81, Naka-ku (5 min. walk from Sakuragicho Station Noge exit; across from the Cheruru Shopping Center). Though a stand-bar by nature, a great place to take in a nicely paced meal if you can get a seat! Lots of choices at reasonable prices (izakaya-style portions) but focuses on a few ingredients, making for a refreshing take on the all-too-common Italian fare in Japan. Recommendations: any antipasto and risotto, complemented with sangria or wine of the day.  edit
Kua'Aina, (Two locations: 4F Bay Quarter Shopping Center (Yokohama Station East Exit) and Akarenga Shopping Center (5-min. walk from Bashamichi Station)), [36]. Hawaiian-style burgers! If you're craving something a step above McDonald's or Wendy's, this is the place. Big menu with both standard and gourmet burgers, as well as some American-style sandwiches. Set menus ¥980 and up..  edit
Tori Dori  Kanzaki Building 1F, Noge-cho 2-59, Naka-ku (Down the street from the Cheruru Shopping Center). Cheap and good yakitori and other izakaya fare, as well as reasonably priced drink specials on weeknights (around ¥200) AND all-you-can-drink (¥600) available for 4 or more people (a rarity for yakitori restaurants). No English menu, however knowledge of yakitori lingo should suffice.  edit
Shabu-Shabu Buffet Syabu-Yo 1F World Porters Shopping Center (Minato Mirai area) While most all-you-can-eat shabu-shabu restaurants will typically serve pork, this one serves pork AND beef for a mere ¥2,079! Vegetables, desserts, and a full range of drinks are set out buffet-style while staff keeps the meat coming. Has a very Japanese atmosphere (music, decor) without being over-the-top, perfect for value-seeking tourists!
Tinun  6F Cial (Yokohama Station West Exit)  Classier version of the local Thai restaurant chain, but with the same reasonable prices. Stir-fried noodles are a must.
Edaminami Parisienne, Edaminami 5-7-3, Tsuzuki-ku. Phone:045-941-7106, Bakery shop famous for its curry doughnuts. Open daily 9AM-7PM.
Yokohama Kurikoan . Famous for their version of taiyaki, a Japanese pastry usually made with red bean paste, but here they use chestnut paste (kuriko-an) instead.
"Meiji-Santeore" "It a hamberger shop. A famous major leager's Daisuke Matsuzaka also often here in his school days." phone=""045-785-1534 hours="" price="">There are famous for "coroquette burger".It has potato inside instead of meat.
Bunnosuke Chaya Cubic Plaza Shinyokohama 10F, located beside Shinyokohama Station. The main shop is located in Kyoto.This is the only shop in Kanto area. You can enjoy the Kyoto sweets even in Yokohama! There are many kinds of Kyoto sweets menu(about?400~?1,000). Also, there are some light meals like soba(most are around ?1,000). Especially, its warabi-mochi (bracken-starch dumpling) is wonderful. As putting it in your mouth, it melts away with rich flavor of soybean flour. It has a moderate sweet taste, so everyone regardless of age or sex can enjoy it. Open 11:00-20:00

Konaraku 045-942-2626, 4-7 Omaru, Tsuduki-ku. It is about 10minutes from Center-Minami station. You can eat special Japanese pancake. It contains vegitables, meats, eggs, and so on. It is called okonomiyaki. It is so delicious. You can eat unique food, too. It is very thin pancake. It is called monjayaki. It is so delicious, too.

Rasuta  --- It is a chinese noodle (ra-men ) restaurant. Kouhoku-ku, Hiyoshihon-cho 1-5-41. Phone: 045-565-1608. Open: a.m.11:30-a.m.1:30. About 3 minutes from Hiyoshi station. Price: around 800yen Thick noodle and delicious tonkotsu soup. It's little heavy, so women should eat no lard noodle.?

Linden Baum --- It is a little cake shop. Kouhoku-ku, Shimoda-cho 4-7-5. Phone: 045-562-3928. Open: a.m.9:30-p.m.8:00. About 15 minutes from Hiyoshi station by bus. It is famous for sweet baumkuchens, cakes, and especially roll cakes.

Maruya--- It is a little Japanese food and sweets shop. Kokuhoku-ku, hiyoshihon-cho 1-19-2. Phone: 045-563-8108. Open: a.m.7:30-p.m.6:00. Regular holiday: Monday. About 1 minute from Hiyoshi station. Foods: Futomaki(?? 450yen), it is a thick sushi roll with eggs, cucumbers, kanpyo ( dried gourd shavings), and so on. Inari-zushi( 60yen), it is a kind of sushi wrapping with abura-age (deep-fried bean curd). sweets: Dango (60yen), these are dumplings with bean paste, kinako(soybean flour), and so on. Strawberry daifuku ( 150yen), it is a soft rice cake stuffed with been jam and a strawberry. Some worker buy the food for their lunch or breakfast before go to their office. If you pass the front of Maruya early morning, you can feel nice smell of cooking rice.