Ashikaga, Tochigi, Japan｜Gyoza no Ohsho - Route 293 Ashikaga South

This is Gyoza's second store in Tochigi Prefecture. It's located just off National Route 50 and is easy to find. I went there after 1pm on a weekday, and it was crowded and full. When I entered the store, it was clean and had a calming atmosphere. This time I ordered the fried rice set from the store's limited menu. It was quick from ordering to receiving the bowl. It came with fried rice, 6 gyoza pieces, and salad for 958 yen. The fried rice was fluffy and the gyoza were crispy, juicy and very delicious. There is plenty of parking inside the shopping mall, so there is no inconvenience. I would like to use it again.

I don't have it locally, but I hear about it often, so I decided to give it a try! Order the ramen set! This is a photo before the gyoza arrived (lol) Is it soy sauce based pork bone? The soup tasted different from the normal to slightly straight noodles and the thick back fat. The fried rice was crunchy and had a texture that I liked, and the gyoza was as delicious as the restaurant's name suggests. It was a lonely summer thunderstorm, and I was eating a large plate of gyoza with my family, and I was wishing I could eat that much.

I visited for lunch on April 25th. This is my first time at this store. The customer service is better than the Tatebayashi store! Thank you to the young glasses-wearing female clerk! I usually order fried rice, Osho ramen large size, and gyoza as individual items, but my advice is that it would be a little cheaper to order a large set as the quantity is the same! I've never had anyone say that to me as a general! At most, you can say it in Mac... This kind of consideration will keep you coming back. I will eat at the Ashikaga store in the future m(_ _)m The taste is the same no matter which store you go to. It was delicious! The photo shows a large bowl of Osho ramen, a hard bowl, gyoza, and a regular bowl of fried rice. For your reference, please m(_ _)m