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Yocoko Noodle South Bridge, City Of Edinburgh EH1...
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The eatery is also easily accessible by public transportation. The closest stop is Edinburgh Waverley, which is 451 meters away, otherwise, there are places to park 145 meters away at Blackfriars Street.
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Yocoko is a Pan-Asian noodle house located in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, serving fresh and filling oriental style noodles. Situated between Edinburgh Castle and the Scottish Parliament building, and just a few streets away from Waverley station, Yocoko is the perfect place to take a break while exploring the city. The menu offers dishes from all corners of Asia, including aromatic duck, traditional Japanese Karubi Beef, and Thai red curry. The restaurant's informal atmosphere is enhanced with unique Asian-inspired decor, such as a large oil painting above the dining area that often sparks interesting conversation. Whether you're looking for a great lunch spot or a convenient stop during a night out in the city, Yocoko has you covered. Visit us at 44-46 South Bridge at Cowgate.
Most of the guests of the Yocoko Noodle were very satisfied with the food, the average rating is 3.5.
What Brian S likes about Yocoko Noodle:
I love this place! I'm quite surprised at the moderate reviews, because I've really enjoyed it every time I've been. Yocoko is characterised by very quick service, great value, and a big selection of food. I generally choose a noodles-based dish, because I love noodles, but there are definitely rice options too. A huge bonus of Yocoko is the availability of as much green tea as you want free of charge. Combined with... View all feedback.
What Deb P doesn't like about Yocoko Noodle:
Very polite and professional waiters. Spotless bathrooms. Food: not sure what it is in Edinburgh, but ethnic restaurants seem to have adapted their seasonings to the local palate. Restaurants in Toronto are totally authentic. Flavours here just seem muted . Meal was ok. Shrimps were deveined, always a positive sign of cleanliness. View all feedback.
We visited this place midday. Instead of haggis or coffee with shortbread something Asian style...
Popped in here last night on a whim as I was looking for somewhere to meet a friend and have so...