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Harajuku Gyoza Rou 原宿餃子楼 Chinese / Harajuku

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Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • English Speakers on staff!
  • Menu in English available!
  • Menu with Pictures available!
Access
Categories Chinese
Nearest Station Omote-sando
Address 6-2-4 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Telephone 03-3406-4743
Business Hours 11:30am-4:30am　
Price Lunch: 0-999yen
Occasion Good for Group

13 Reviews for Harajuku Gyoza Rou


 acolonnese
  • Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • (2021-04-10)

etimmeljul
  • Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • (2021-03-29)

iutonijack
  • Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • (2021-03-15)

singwerson
  • Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • (2019-09-09)

gabenugent
  • Excellent gyoza
  • (2013-03-17)
  • By far, one of the best places I have eaten since i've been in Tokyo. They have two different styles of gyoza, pan-fried and boiled. Although, they have regular and garlic & leek to choose from in both categories. For pan-fied, I stick with the original. Though, for the boiled, I go with the garlic & leek. Both are excellent choices. The key is to mix up your dipping sauce. They have hot pepper oi... Read More

cato98
  • Harajuku Gyoza - No.1 in Tokyo
  • (2009-05-15)
  • Shop is located in a side street close to Harajuku station, you should follow the delicious smell of grilled Gyoza. You have to consider 10-15 min. waiting time, but it's value for money. For me the best Gyoza shop in Tokyo. The shop atmosphere very unique and to sit and watch the people enjoying snacks & conversation really nice.

Biki
  • It was good, but I've had better...
  • (2009-01-14)
  • This is a great place for dumplings and small appitizers, but not for lunch. I'm a bit biased since I've had much better dumplings in China, but for what it was, Gyoza Rou was pretty decent. The menu gives you a choice of two styles of dumplings, one is pan-fried and one is boiled. Both are very good, but the portions are FREAKING tiny - not a place to fill up. I would need at least 3 orders t... Read More

studebaker
  • Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • (2009-01-09)
  • A few years ago, this place didn't have such ridiculously bad line-ups. Then some foreigners 'discovered' the place and it was mentioned in a bunch of guide books and now getting a few delicious gyoza without a long wait is darned near impossible. The wait might be worth it if you haven't had gyoza before and want to try it, but there are plenty of mom and pop ramen places with equally good gyoz... Read More

faleelee
  • Harajuku Gyouza Rou
  • (2008-06-30)
  • This hole in the wall Gyoza restaurant can be found in Omotesando, amidst all kinds of shopping and other tourist activities. Don't be discouraged by the look of the place because the gyoza here is INCREDIBLE. There is usually a line so get there early and expect to wait for a little while. The wait is definitely worth the delicious food. This is a great casual lunch-time place while you're ou... Read More

Lissa
  • Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • (2008-01-11)
  • This really is a great spot in Harajuku. It wasn't that crowded when I went a little before lunch time on Friday as I beat the rush. I ordered moyashi (bean sprouts), rice, and gyouza and it was a fabulous meal for such a low cost. The restaurant is definitely very foreigner friendly with the English menu and even when I was there, there were many other foreigners as well. This secret has been... Read More

kana
  • Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • (2007-11-19)
  • This is one of my favorite restaurant in Tokyo! They always have queue. but I don't mind waiting.because deserve it! I usually order 5 dishes gyoza and cucumber and cabbage and rise and soup.(for 2 people). It costs are 2000 yen- 2500 yen. It's good price. They have english menu,too. Try this restaurant and You will love it!

Hiroaki
  • good gyoza, good beer!
  • (2007-10-17)
  • My first visit here was on a hot summer day. I was exausted and wanted to have a drink to ease my thirst. Then, my girlfriend took me to this restaurant and saw a long waiting line. I've always thought that a restaurant with a waiting line is an outstanding place, and it was true. After 15 minutes of waiting, we were guided to counter seats. On the way to our seats, gyoza and beer caught my e... Read More

Susan
  • Harajuku Gyoza Rou
  • (2007-06-27)
  • Any place that has the menu painted on the wall in red and yellow paint has to be worth a second look. Gyoza rou is one of those places. There's a large horseshoe shaped counter that dominates the restaurant. If you sit there, you can watch the gyoza chefs work their magic. And trust me, it is magic. Gyoza itself is one of those foods that's its own kind of heaven to eat. This restaurant does it w... Read More
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