Kumatori, Osaka, Japan｜Gyoza no Ohsho

When I ordered a large number of items to share with my family, a young female clerk greeted me with a smile and said, ``In that case, this order will be cheaper, so I'll let you go through with the order.'' I've never had customer service like this at Gyoza Osho (Kyoto Osho) before, and I was surprised. Basically, I had the impression that the staff at Gyoza Ohsho were sloppy and sloppy when it came to taking orders, so my impression has changed. Also, it's comfortable because it's not too bothersome. At other stores, I feel like it's justice that the voices like "Let's pass! Sohanyee! Kotelryang! Enzakyee!" are so loud, but here I could hardly hear the microphone.

I wanted to eat the products that were introduced on TV. It was very delicious. The store flowed smoothly and I was glad that I didn't have to wait that long.

I was overjoyed because there is no gyoza king in Miyazaki where my son's family lives. The size of the fries is so big that you might mistake them for mega fries. However, the amount of rice is small.