Harajuku Gyozaro
原宿餃子樓
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Nearest
Meiji-jingumae ‘Harajuku’ Sta. · 7 min walk
Seating
60 seats
Spend
￥
(Under ¥1,000)
Booking
Walk-ins welcome
What to know
Harajuku Gyozaro specializes in gyoza, offering both boiled and fried versions from its open kitchen. The restaurant features counter seating, which adds to its bustling, lively atmosphere. Because it's popular among locals and tourists alike, expect a wait, especially during peak hours. This Jingūmae spot provides a casual experience, perfect for a quick bite or a group outing.
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The space
A counter-focused room with 60 seats, where the gyoza are prepared in an open kitchen.
What to order
Best for
A quick bite or an everyday meal, with both fried and boiled gyoza on offer.
Before you go
- Be prepared for a queue, especially during peak hours.
- Order both fried and boiled gyoza to experience their full offering.
Common questions
Should I order both fried and boiled gyoza?
Yes, ordering both the fried and boiled gyoza allows you to experience the full range of flavors and textures that Harajuku Gyozaro offers.
Is Harajuku Gyozaro suitable for large groups?
Yes, the lively atmosphere and counter seating make it suitable for group outings, though be prepared to wait during peak hours.