Omachi, Nagano, Japan｜Tawaraya Hanten

Best gyoza I ever have and biggest in size too. They are very generous with the filling, a hidden gem in omachi for comfort food

A famous store frequented by locals. Cafe? You wouldn't think it's a Chinese restaurant from the outside, but it's famous for its large dumplings. The price range may be a little high for popular Chinese food. However, the food is perfect so I have no complaints. If you are staying in Omachi, please come! (However, since it is a popular store, it may depend on the timing.)

After taking a bath at Kashima-no-Yu Renge-no-Yu, a public bath located in a welfare facility in Omachi City, I came here wanting some gyoza and beer. There were many customers waiting in front of the store, but after writing my name for a while, I was guided to the counter. There was plenty of space between the seats, and even though the restaurant was crowded, I was able to relax and enjoy my meal. The red tables you'll find at Chinese restaurants in town will whet your appetite. Close is already open outside, but it's a popular store that continues to have customers coming back. Gyoza and beer go very well together, and it's no wonder why customers keep coming back to order take-out. I also ordered chashu noodles, but they tasted like simple Chinese noodles. The lean pork was soft and easy to eat, and I wanted to eat some rice, but I was already full. There are various reviews, but as a Chinese restaurant that has been beautifully renovated and is very accommodating even for solo customers, I felt betrayed in a good way. Customers usually choose the store, but I think stores also have a certain eye for their customers. Next time I wanted to visit during lunch time when they have a set menu, so I headed to Shinano-Omachi Station feeling tipsy.