Yakamein House (Original New Orleans Cuisine)
$ • Seafood, SouthernAbout Yakamein House (Original New Orleans Cuisine)
Customers' Favorites
Beef Chicken and Shrimp Yakamein
Chicken and Beef Yakamein
Beef and Shrimp Yakamein
Chicken Yakamein PO Boy
Fried Sweet Potato Pie
Shrimp Yakamein PO Boy
12 Beef Yakamein PO-Boy
Oxtail Yakamein
Yakamine Poboy
Catfish PO-Boy
Recent Reviews
If you’re from New Orleans or not, this is a must try restaurant. We all tried the beef yakamien and it was delicious and full of flavor. We also tried the grilled cheese and it was delicious and paired well with the yakamien. The service was exceptional and the wait was not long at all. The restaurant was clean and very welcoming. If you’re in the New Orleans area and looking for something flavorful and delicious, stop by the Yakamien House! You will not be disappointed....read full review
Highly recommended and did not disappoint .
Chill spot with AMAZING Yakamein!
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 5PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Yakamein House (Original New Orleans Cuisine) offers authentic New Orleans-style dishes with a focus on their signature yakamein. The yakamein features generous portions of beef and/or chicken in a rich broth, topped with fresh chopped green onions, and remains a must-try for visitors. The menu also includes po-boys with shrimp, catfish, and manda hot sausage options. The restaurant is clean, organized, and has a welcoming atmosphere, though seating is limited and can feel dreary, making it more suitable for takeout. Customers often need to request dietary modifications at the cashier and should check their food before leaving. Parking can be challenging as there is none available on-site, so street parking or assigned parking may be necessary. The staff provides good service and is friendly, offering helpful suggestions that enhance the dining experience. While not wheelchair accessible due to steps at the entrance, the restaurant maintains a friendly vibe and delivers delicious food that many find worth the trip. The shrimp yakamein has been described as pure comfort in a bowl with rich broth and perfectly cooked noodles. Many customers appreciate the fresh ingredients in various dishes, with standout reviews highlighting the sandwich for its flavor and tender meat. Yakamein House is a place that feels homemade but restaurant-ready, making it a worthwhile stop for anyone craving authentic New Orleans comfort food.