Kanda Gyozaya main branch in Chiyoda

Tasty experiènce!

Interesting combination of melting cheese, gyoza, and drinks. Awesome place to hit that gyoza spot hole in your stomach.

Very good gyoza, especially the Ebi Chile fried gyoza.

Small place that sells awesome gyoza dishes(not only gyoza but we went there for gyoza)! If you are around akihabara you should definitely try! Very friendly workers. Definitely my favorite.

Delicious place to eat gyoza with cheese. It is best to come as a couple because I think bigger group needs to book before coming. We came around 21h and got a seat easily but I think the restaurant is more crowded during daytime

Great flavor!! We ordered the regular fondu with a sweet sauce. My kids loved it. Disappointed with the mandatory appetizer, we were bathed for children also which i didn’t think was a thing. Then got an interesting item that the kids wouldn’t eat. Maybe give a dumpling instead ha ha ha I put the egg on the grill and added cheese and onions. Made it like a breakfast dish. But we don’t like bamboo so we felt bad throwing that all away. I don’t recommend for large families or dining with small kids. It was very tight and The dishes are so close to the edge of the table it’s hard to keep little fingers away. We got there before they opened to ensure we could get a table to fit us all. On a Friday night at 5pm there were two tables. A lot of the area was reserved and we were told we had to leave by 1830 also. Which was not a problem for us. English menu available. Restroom inside (single stall)

Good-quality gyoza, interesting flavors, fun energy

I don't think they like foreigners... They saw us and pretty much shooed us away at the door, I called them in Japanese and told my Japanese name and they said they have a table. So we went in and they tried to shoo us away again, but told my name and already called. The Gyoza was amazing though.

The waiter here was super friendly, I think he probably spoke some English but he was happy to humour my dodgy attempt at Japanese. The gyoza were nice but a little oily and not as tasty as some I've had homemade. Kara-age was great though it comes with egg mayo (not tartare sauce as suggested by the menu). Pretty reasonable prices.

Only go here if your a local. They were too busy with the empty seats to even do take out. Thanks I’ll keep my money.

Really nice gyoza fondue platter, as well as other types of gyoza. Small and busy with locals but waiter was very accommodating to us westerners close to closing time!

Ebi Chili, you will not regret it. It was so so so good

Will not seat you if you are not Japanese. Was turned away and they let two Japanese girls in to one of the none reserved tables. First time in Tokyo, I’ve felt discrimination.

Inexpensive and delicious! What more could you want? The owner has an English menu for easy browsing if you need it and he is always happy to bring out the crowd favorites. It’s a small space, but we were able to fit 4 adults with a baby stroller in one corner. Be aware that smoking is allowed.

I got the 2 chicken gyoza options they offered and they were both really good. However, they didn't speak English very well and they only serve pork gyoza with their signature cheese fondue style. I was disappointed because I went their for the cheese and I don't understand why they cant put whichever gyoza u prefer with the cheese.

Great flavor, English menu available

Small, crowded with energetic after-work crowd and 1 busy waiter. Fast service. Limited menu in English. Excellent gyoza and yakisoba.

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Intimate, tasty, lively and good value. Seemingly very popular with the locals. (Even has a simplified English menu)

Racist! We live in Tokyo but are white, we were turned away at the door even though there was only two people in the entire restaurant. I read that this was the case for other white people too but didn’t want to believe it. Sad! I’m glad most Japanese people are not like this.

Great little place with amazing gyoza. Walked in, were lucky to get seats for four, enjoyed every bite. Waiter seems a bit peculiar at first, but he's cool. Thinking of going back again. Just saw some other reviews… People, have some respect for the country you're visiting.

Good, quite cheap for the quantity, but a bit noisy

Nice gyoza restaurant, popular with locals. Very good range and tasty. It can be busy but we managed to get two seats. Recommend going if your in the area.

Really good variety of Gyoza, and very delicious, although be aware that there is a 300 JPY fee for service, but the Gyoza is worth it

Awesome!

I went here with my girlfriend for dinner, and we shared the two-person variant of the restaurant's signature dish (gyoza with melted cheese). It was absolutely delicious! It was served on a mini oven thing that melted the cheese at our table and kept the food hot (see pictures). Pretty cheap, too.The staff was super friendly, and expressed true joy when we complimented the food. Would recommend!

Yummy!! We didn’t know they do reservations only...but someone cancelled last minute which opened up 2 seats! There’s a 300¥ per person but it comes with a small appetizer. Definitely worth every penny!

Not expensive and nice dumplings I really enjoyed eating here

Thinking of eating dumpling in a local store. Picked this store and not disappointed me! Tonight not very busy and last order at 10pm. I ordered the hot plate of dumpling with cheese and coriander. Very oily and salty cheese made our stomach full. Heavy taste lover! Big size of beer should be ready.

Came by for dinner tonight (around 6pm) and didn't have to wait for a table. Ordered the gyoza fondue with two beers. Gyoza was delicious and the cheese was something we've never tried with gyoza before. Definitely worth trying!The staff was friendly and although they spoke limited English, we had no issues.