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501 North Greene Street
Greensboro, NC
+1 743-223-1927
https://yokaigso.com · Claim this restaurant listing — free dofollow link + 5 keywords

Hours: Tu-Th 17:00-21:00; Fr,Sa 17:00-23:00; Su 15:00-20:00
Cuisine: japanese, ramen
Service options: Takeaway · Outdoor seating
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Payments: cash, credit cards, debit cards

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Looking for a restaurant in Greensboro? Yokai is listed here. The local food scene leans toward American, Pizza, Mexican. Guilford County is home to roughly 542,987 people. The menu centers on japanese, ramen cooking. Payments accepted: cash, credit cards, debit cards. It sits near Lake Daniel Park (1.4 mi), Van Lindley School (2.1 mi) and Harris Teeter (2.4 mi). Other restaurants nearby include Bistro 40 (0.1 mi) and Luxe Soulfood & Cocktails (0.1 mi). Service options include takeaway and outdoor seating. Its website is https://yokaigso.com. You can reach it by phone at +1 743-223-1927. It sits 2.1 miles southeast of central Greensboro, at 36.0780° N, 79.7914° W. It's located at 501 North Greene Street. Hours: Tu-Th 17:00-21:00; Fr,Sa 17:00-23:00; Su 15:00-20:00. This stretch of Greensboro is easiest to place by Lake Daniel Park. The location is wheelchair accessible. Yokai are mythical creatures and spirits from Japanese folklore. They can be mischievous or dangerous, kind or menacing, and can even bring good fortune to those who encounter them.

Yokai is a restaurant at 501 North Greene Street in Greensboro, NC. In their own words: A cozy izakaya-inspired bar & restaurant with ramen, cocktails, Korean fried chicken, sake, dumplings, beer, bao, and more. Greensboro, NC. The services listed on their own site include !ramen, !cocktails, !dumplings, and !beer. It's known for japanese, ramen.

Listed hours are Tu-Th 17:00-21:00; Fr,Sa 17:00-23:00; Su 15:00-20:00. Service options include outdoor seating and takeout. It takes cash, credit cards, debit cards. The location is wheelchair accessible. You'll find it 2.4 mi from Harris Teeter (supermarket). It's 2.5 mi from Target (department store). Yokai is 2.4 mi from Whole Foods Market (supermarket).

It is one of 358 restaurants listed for Greensboro. 45 of them sit within about a mile, close enough to compare in one trip. If dietary needs matter at your table, it is worth asking how the kitchen handles gluten-free or allergy requests before you go. Close alternatives include Luxe Soulfood & Cocktails (less than 0.1 mi), Undercurrent (0.1 mi), and Bistro 40 (0.1 mi).

The typical commute in Guilford County runs about 23 minutes. Around 38% of adults in Guilford County hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The area sees roughly 45 inches of rain a year. The Proximity Hotel, located in Greensboro, North Carolina, is the first Platinum LEED certified green hotel in the United States. Guilford County is home to roughly 542,987 people. Greensboro gets about 258 sunny days a year. The median age in Guilford County is around 37.4. Reach Yokai at +1 743-223-1927 or https://yokaigso.com. Yokai's details here come from public map data. Own the business? Claim the page to add your hours, services, and booking.

Nearby landmarks: 2.4 mi from Harris Teeter (supermarket) · 2.5 mi from Target (department store) · 2.4 mi from Whole Foods Market (supermarket)

Frequently asked questions

Where is Yokai located?
Yokai is at 501 North Greene Street, Greensboro, NC.
What are Yokai's hours?
Yokai's listed hours are Tu-Th 17:00-21:00; Fr,Sa 17:00-23:00; Su 15:00-20:00.
What other restaurants are near Yokai?
Nearby restaurants include Luxe Soulfood & Cocktails (less than 0.1 mi), Undercurrent (0.1 mi), and Bistro 40 (0.1 mi).
Is Yokai wheelchair accessible?
Per OpenStreetMap, Yokai is wheelchair accessible.
How do I contact Yokai?
Call +1 743-223-1927 or visit https://yokaigso.com.
Does Yokai offer takeout or delivery?
Per its OpenStreetMap listing, Yokai offers takeout and outdoor seating. Confirm current options when you order.
What should I look for in a restaurant in Greensboro?
Peak hours tell you the most about a restaurant — a quick call about wait times on a Friday night answers more than any listing can. Checking hours and confirming details directly with the business is always worth the two minutes.
From their website

A cozy izakaya-inspired bar & restaurant with ramen, cocktails, Korean fried chicken, sake, dumplings, beer, bao, and more. Greensboro, NC

  • !ramen
  • !cocktails
  • !dumplings
  • !beer
  • !korean fried chicken
  • !sake

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