Takatsuki, Osaka, Japan｜Gyoza no Ohsho - Hankyu Takatsuki

A king who never loses Gyoza also comes with or without garlic, so you can eat it without worrying. We also have a wide variety of ramen which is highly recommended!

I think the atmosphere of the gyoza restaurant Osho has changed as the kitchen has become a central kitchen and many of the stores have been renovated, but this one still retains a strong Showa-era atmosphere. First of all, the customer base and interior are completely Showa-era, and even the alley behind this store still has the remnants of a bar district from the Showa era. And the pricing is set in the Showa era, so I don't think you'll see many kings offering one-coin lunches. It's not for young people who are hungry, but for older people who don't eat much. I like it.

The taste is not bad. The location is a little difficult to find. This is a store that I have been patronizing for a long time, so I hope it will continue to do so!