Neyagawa, Osaka, Japan｜Gyoza no Ohsho - Neyagawa

In the past, people from the Kanto region were shocked by the price and deliciousness of Ohsho's dumplings. Eating dumplings with beer and appetizers is now common in the Kanto region. For gyoza dumplings, which are the signboard of the store, the central kitchen prepares the bean paste and gyoza dumplings in order to eliminate variations in the taste of each store, and each store wraps and bakes them on the day of sale. As for ramen, some stores offer their own ramen prepared at the store. Menus other than the basic menu common to all stores, such as dumplings, are left to the discretion of the manager of each store, so the menu varies considerably depending on the store, and there are often 'local menus' such as Taiwanese ramen in the Chukyo area. In addition, since there is no unified recipe other than the basic menu common to all stores, even the same menu may taste completely different depending on the store. In addition, there are many set meals and set menus that are unique to each store.

It's always lively and the staff are very friendly. This is a store that I hope will continue to exist for a long time.

Gyoza, fried rice, Osho ramen, delicious! It's nice to be able to fill up for just 1000 yen.