Yuen Long Sennoju | Food in Hong Kong | Yuen Long’s Affordable Sushi Shop, The Hong Kong Version of Sanmi Itadaki

Hong Kong is a very expensive place, and if you want to eat Japanese sushi, you may have to either spend a lot of money at a high-end restaurant or choose a chain conveyor belt sushi shop. However, there is another option: the Hong Kong Japanese restaurant “Sennoju” located in the non-popular tourist destination of Yuen Long. This affordable sushi shop offers high CP value and large sushi ingredients.

Rated 4.0 stars on Google Maps and 3.5 stars on the popular Hong Kong food review website “Open Rice”, both out of 5 stars. 〈View Open Rice’s review of Sennoju〉

Yuen Long “Sennoju” Restaurant

The storefront is super easy to overlook, with the glass windows covered in menus and promotional information.

Most Hong Kong street shops will post price lists outside, which is actually convenient for checking information, although a bit messy.

Yuen Long “Sennoju”: Menu

Most of a sushi costs HKD 9-19, with a few pieces costing more, which is similar to the price of Japanese cuisine small shops in Taiwan.

Yes, the independent Japanese cuisine small shops in Taiwan are not cheap at all. A plate of two pieces of sushi costs at least TWD 60, and it is still a normal sushi size.

Sennoju’s menu has a total of 245 items, which is enough to make your eyes dizzy.

Yuen Long “Sennoju”: Food Experience

Each piece of sushi is super large, which looks visually good and tastes fresh.

My favorite sea urchin is also here, full of sea urchin with rice vinegar wrapped in seaweed and eaten in one bite, really happy. (Wipe the drool)

This shop is the most nostalgic food shop for my trip.

What else can you do in Yuen Long?

I really don’t know where else to go for travellers in Yuen Long. The Yuen Long MTR Station itself has a large shopping mall to visit. In addition, it should be “Ha Pak Nai”.

Thinking of watching the sunset at Ha Pak Nai Beach is more convenient with your own means of transportation. In addition, pay attention to the tides. The day I went to Ha Pak Nai, the tide rose halfway and it was not until the tide receded that I could walk down and take beautiful photos.

Cover Photo / Yuuha
Cover Art Design / Yuuha

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