An unexpectedly good place. They have a variety of gyoza, but it's really a chinese restaurant. I went with friends and we were seated quickly, around lunch time. The staff are friendly and helpful, the menu has lots of pictures. Everything we ordered was good. The fried soup dumplings were great, so were the regular fried dumplings. The sour potatoes were some of the best I've had recently. The pork stirfry was really nice. The meat wasn't fatty or tough. The sweet and sour pork was very good; it had a really crunchy coating. I enjoyed the experience and will find an excuse to return.

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Crazy GYOZA, but crazy good food. Not pretentious, very approachable. We look forward to going again!

Went for the fried gyoza but fell in love with the soup wonton and sui gyoza. The sui gyoza alone is worth going for. It looked small in the pictures but damn did it look big when it came out. This is the only case that the pictures on the menu were not true for the food. I was glad. There was no excessive oil or grease to them which was a plus. The soup wonton was also filling on its own. The shop did not skip out on the fillings. It was refreshing compared to other greasy places.

Good place for Chinese food. Friendly staff, and reasonable prices. I had the Mabo Nasu, which was rich with meat, eggplant and other veg. Just spicy enough. Lunch set has a small soup, salad and dessert. They make the harumaki on premise.

The food , Staff and service are great !