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About this place
One diner who ordered the gyoza set meal found two servings of bite-sized dumplings on the table. They were juicy yet light, and made without garlic. The set meal was listed at ¥800, making it a tempting choice for a substantial gyoza lunch. The same diner also tried the fried chicken, which stood out for its crisp, savoury coating, and added mentaiko mayonnaise to enjoy over rice. The chicken and mentaiko mayonnaise were reported as separate orders, not included in the set. That review also mentioned free refills of rice, salad and soup, and a drink with the meal; these were details of that visit.
There is more to the lunch menu than gyoza. Listed options include a Japanese-style grated daikon tonteki set meal and a fried-rice set meal, with the latter advertised as including a free large-size portion. Choose between a dumpling-centred meal and a rice dish, depending on your appetite and mood.
In the evening, gyoza with beer and a few small plates makes for an izakaya-style meal. Visitors have described pairing gyoza with draft beer, as well as drinks with gyoza and charcoal-grilled chicken thigh. One visitor also reported using the all-you-can-drink option; the terms and price reflect that visit. Another menu highlight is the gyoza burger, whose patty is made from gyoza filling. The listing describes a standard version and a teriyaki version, and a diner who tried one was pleased with the combination of gyoza and hamburger. Whether you want a generous gyoza lunch or drinks with an unusual dish to share, the dumplings offer a starting point for different kinds of meals.
