What to order at Harajuku Gyozaro

Must order
One plate of yaki-gyoza, one of sui-gyoza, with a beer.
Signature dishes
Yaki-gyoza pan-fried dumplings, Sui-gyoza boiled dumplings, Pickled cabbage side
Editor tip
Cash only; expect a 20-minute queue at lunch. Counter and small tables.
CuisineJapanese
Price¥
Neighborhoodharajuku
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Signature dishes: Yaki-gyoza pan-fried dumplings, Sui-gyoza boiled dumplings, Pickled cabbage side

Must order: One plate of yaki-gyoza, one of sui-gyoza, with a beer.

Tip: Cash only; expect a 20-minute queue at lunch. Counter and small tables.

Location

Address: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan

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