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Yatai Yasube

Little knownBarely documented in English. This is the kind of place the site exists for.

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yataigyozaKochisince 1945street stall

高知县 · Kochi City

33.5633°N, 133.5410°E

Kochi has a street-stall drinking culture that has largely disappeared from the rest of Japan, and its emblem is gyoza. They are eaten standing or on stools, with beer, late.

The format is the point. Opening is seven in the evening and closing is three in the morning, four on Saturdays, and Sunday is the rest day — this is a place built entirely around what people do after everything else has shut. There are several gyoza stalls along the same stretch and a permanent branch inside Hirome Market for anyone who wants it at a civilised hour, but the stall is the original arrangement.

基本信息

营业时间

7:00 PM – 3:00 AM, last orders 2:30 AM | To 4:00 AM on Saturdays, last orders 3:30 AM

公休: Closed Sundays

门票

Gyoza and drinks priced individually — confirm current prices in store

最佳季节

Year-round | Late evening

建议停留

45–60 minutes

如何前往

交通信息

Kochi, near the city centre entertainment district. Closed Sundays. Phone. A permanent branch operates inside Hirome Market for daytime visits.

独家私藏情报

**It opens at seven at night.** And runs to three in the morning. There is no lunchtime version at the stall — for daytime, use the Hirome Market branch. **Closed Sundays.** Which catches out weekend visitors who have spent Sunday at the morning market. **Order gyoza and beer and stop there.** The menu is short by design. This is a stall, not a restaurant. **There are other stalls on the same street.** Yamachan and others operate nearby and are generally quieter. The yatai culture, not this specific stall, is the thing to experience. **Standing or stools, and close quarters.** Expect to be beside strangers and to be spoken to. That is normal here and is a large part of why the format survives in Kochi and nowhere else.

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