Machida, Tokyo, Japan｜３３ギョーザ

Basically, it is used for takeout. My husband and I have eaten at various gyoza restaurants. This is the restaurant that I think has the most delicious food. The owner is also kind. The store isn't very clean, but I like it lol The ramen is Hachioji style and a little sweet (mackerel?) It goes well with gyoza.

I had been driving by before and was curious about it, but I finally made my first visit! I jumped in without doing any research, so the first thing that surprised me was the low price! 5 pieces 270 yen (o_o) I ordered 2 x grilled gyoza, boiled gyoza, fried gyoza and rice, and my bill was 1000 yen and I got change! It's not particularly small, the cost performance is good, and the taste is good, so I'd like to come back here from now on! Boiled dumplings are served without soup, so they are served soaked in hot water, so please season them with soy sauce, vinegar, and chili oil to your liking! Personally, I liked the one with more vinegar! Next time I want to eat about 3 dishes each! Also thank you!

Although it is a gyoza specialty store, the sub-menu Hachioji ramen is exquisite. I thought the owner might seem a little unfriendly, but when I talked to him, he was very friendly. The amount is a bit small, but it may end up being delicious even if it's not enough.