Higashimurayama, Tokyo, Japan｜Gyoza no Manshu

Always excellent food. Their Gyoza is, WOW!! Average lunch w/drink costs about 1300 Yen. Good shopping area also. Close to bus and train.

Jiro Shinbo “Seeing through lies in the news” I play pachinko from the time the store opens to the time it closes. When Gaia was in Kumegawa, Shinkai Monogatari, Fist of the North Star, and Garo were 1.2 million yen, which was a 4-pachi win, and both I and the other pachi players around me were winning. At that time, Manchuria was famous for playing pachinko, with people saying, ``You get so full that you don't understand the value of money.'' Pachipro is all about Gaia ⇔ Manchuria. Surprisingly, I personally recommend Manchurian ramen and white noodles over gyoza. It's white noodles! please! please! Dramas and news programs that are filled with dialogue and acting according to the director's script and instructions. Because people are concerned about welfare and pension living, all TV programs have scripts and scripts, and are designed to appeal to everyone. Conversations about Manchurian dumplings, pachinko parlors, and food factories are 100 times more interesting than TV shows. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, ever since that "Japan is on the move" poster, TV and pachinko are boring! Pachipro is no longer in Kumegawa due to welfare!

You can also take out. Even in the store. There are two types of children's menus. The skin of the gyoza is chewy.