Matsudo, Chiba, Japan｜Tokyo Gyozaken

I stopped by while waiting for a movie. The fried rice and gyoza I ordered were so delicious that I couldn't believe they were from a chain restaurant. The chargrilled fried rice has plenty of chargrilled rice and the crunchy texture of the cabbage (?) is fun. You won't get tired of it even if you keep eating it. The winged dumplings are also made individually by dim sum masters at the store, and the coarsely chopped vegetable and meat fillings are soft and juicy. delicious. If you show your movie ticket stub, you'll receive a complimentary soft drink (apple, orange, or oolong tea).

It was in the food court, but the taste was more than that. A shop in the food court of a shopping mall. It was in the food court and the price was cheap, so I thought the taste would be good, but it was much more delicious than I had imagined. Judging from the store name, I think gyoza is the gourmet, but I'm not very familiar with gyoza, so I'm not sure, but compared to other stores, I feel that the ratio of vegetables is low. It's a lot of meat. It was easy to eat because there was little feeling of garlic and chives. The set menu had meat gomoku soba, but this one was more impressive. Meat gomoku soba was covered with bean paste, and this bean paste was very delicious. There are many restaurants that cover up with fat and saltiness, but here, the ankake has a strong umami flavor and a rich flavor. It was not salty and was full of richness and umami.

I had the tandan noodles and fried rice with fried chicken and was surprised at how delicious both were. The Chinese cashier worked hard to serve customers and the service was very pleasant. I will definitely go again! !