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Yi Xing / Ikkou 一幸

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Ikkou (一幸) is one of Gubei's most beloved casual Japanese izakayas, tucked into a residential lane on Ronghua West Road. With a compact counter facing the sushi station and private tatami rooms in the back, the broad menu spans fresh sashimi, enormous sushi rolls, eel rice, yakitori, and sukiyaki — all at accessible ¥¥ prices.

Price
¥¥
Area
Changning / Gubei
Yi Xing / Ikkou 一幸 — authentic japanese restaurant in Shanghai, Changning / Gubei
Plate № 47
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About
Ikkou (一幸) operates across four Shanghai locations but the Ronghua West Road branch in Gubei is the original anchor of its loyal following. The space is compact and tidier than a typical rowdy izakaya — a single counter faces the sushi station while private tatami rooms offer a more intimate setting. The menu is deliberately comprehensive: sashimi platters at ¥65–¥138, nigiri at ¥15–¥30, yakitori skewers at ¥7–¥20, gyudon rice bowls, and sukiyaki. The Yi Xing Seafood Roll — a behemoth tube of salmon, tuna belly, eel, fatty tuna, and egg nearly the size of four standard rolls — is a signature order and ideal for sharing. Sukiyaki is hearty and well-priced. The restaurant is consistently listed among Gubei's top Japanese casual dining options and is popular with both Japanese expats and price-conscious locals who want reliable Japanese home cooking.
Why it's on Washoku Guide
  • The Yi Xing Seafood Roll — nearly the size of four standard rolls combined, stuffed with salmon, fatty tuna, eel, and egg — is one of the most satisfying value dishes in Gubei.
  • Sushi-grade fish and private tatami rooms at ¥¥ pricing make this the best quality-to-price Japanese izakaya in Ronghua West Road.
  • The breadth of the menu — sashimi, nigiri, yakitori, eel rice, sukiyaki, gyudon — means it works equally well for a quick weeknight dinner or a longer group meal.
  • One of four Shanghai locations with a proven operational track record serving both the Japanese expat community and local food enthusiasts.

Reservations are available by phone (unlike the old in-person-only policy noted previously). The Gubei location is quieter and more intimate than other branches. — Format: Izakaya. Authenticity: Long-standing reputation as one of Gubei's top Japanese izakayas; sushi-grade fish sourced consistently; popular with Japanese expat community; private tatami rooms available; multiple Shanghai locations including Ronghua West Road, Changning, Xianxia, and Pudong.

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