The wait was quite long, but the chashu pork ramen was delicious—I finished the whole bowl. The spring rolls were good, though the gyoza was a bit average. Overall, it was a good experience, and I’ll definitely come back again

Feel good. I’ve recommended Yakisoba and fried rice. I followed YouTube “Kinyuud” channel to eat this shop.

Hand made jumbo gyoza. The moppo doffu is also not spicy.

Shoryu is known for its jumbo gyoza. Its spring rolls are very tasty as well. While it can serve many other Chinese dishes, perhaps the majority of customers go for the gyoza. It is a very inexpensive and fulfilling restaurant. Located under railroad tracks, don't expect any luxury in this tiny place but it has many fans that repeatedly come to eat. For me, it is like my must go comfort food local.

Giant gyozas, fried rice and tanmen were good. The person at cashier downstairs were friendly. Saw people order mapo tofu seems popular looked good.