Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan｜餃子世界東京

I was surprised to find such a stylish gyoza restaurant, and here we are again, “World Gyoza Tokyo”! It's about a 6 minute walk from Suidobashi Station and a 10 minute walk from Jimbocho Station! It's a stylish shop, but you need to be careful before entering! The entrance is so small that you might miss it! Lol If you can safely find the entrance, bend down and enter! Is there only a counter in the store? When I went there, I was guided to the first floor! You can stand at the counter! I went there just before closing time, and there were two groups of customers! Of course, what I received was gyoza! We will have the most orthodox "Japanese-style gyoza"! Just seeing it arranged neatly in a circular shape on a plate raises my expectations! The gyoza is so flavorful that you don't even need any sauce! (You will be asked to add vinegar and pepper to your preference!) There are 9 pieces, but they were gone in seconds! lol In addition to gyoza, there are also a la carte dishes, and the ``Nori cheese'' and ``Namul'' are recommended! Please be careful as the alcohol is progressing! This is a store I want to visit again! Thank you for the meal!

The value of gyoza has changed! ! Each item is carefully wrapped. In addition to standard gyoza, we have delicious gyoza that changes every day! I thought it would be tiring at first because it was a stand format, but it wasn't at all and the time passed quickly! The inside of the store was dimly lit and I liked the music, so I was happy. The staff was also friendly and talked to me so much that I ended up talking too much ^_^ I will visit you again!

If you want to eat gyoza in Suidobashi, this is the place! Once you step through the door, you will find yourself at the entrance to another world. You won't need a passport if you enjoy delicious gyoza in an exotic restaurant and drink beers from Asian countries and delicious natural wine. The staff's customer service is polite and full of hospitality! ! ! It looks like lunch has resumed, so feel free to pop in!