Toshima City, Tokyo, Japan｜Gyopao Gyoza Ikebukuro

Burmese food tastes really authentic! Taiwanese food available too, definitely going to try next time!

I received a set of hot pot dumplings and rouleau rice. It's only spicy, so it's not as spicy as it looks, but you can still taste the spice and flavor. It's the best rouleau meal I've ever had 😄 The place was full, but all the staff and customers were Asian and spoke in foreign languages, giving it a quaint foreign atmosphere. (The clerk can speak Japanese) I would like to visit you again.

I thought it was a Taiwanese restaurant based on the photos of boiled dumplings and pork rice on the front, but I got the impression that it was a mysterious restaurant with Myanmar dishes such as mohinga on the menu. The inside of the store looks Taiwanese at first glance with the hanging lanterns, but the poster at the entrance is in Burmese, the background music is mixed with Myanmar songs, and the staff look like Burmese. However, the plates representing the seats have Japanese place names such as ``Nara'' and ``Shirakawa-go.'' Probably because it was lunch time, the only menu I was given was the gyoza bao set meal. I took the opportunity to eat Taiwanese mazesoba. I think this is a Nagoya dish, but the cilantro in it makes it look Asian. It was better than I expected and surprisingly delicious. The gyoza is piping hot, but as the name suggests, the meat is juicy and delicious. I don't really understand the space, but as someone who loves foreign food, I'm very satisfied. Next time, I would definitely like to try Myanmar food.