About
Ginza Corridor branch of Naniwa Hitokuchi Gyoza Chao Chao, a one-bite gyoza (small Chinese dumpling) shop that originated in Naniwa, Osaka. It sits under the railway arches of the Ginza Corridor strip at Ginza 7-2, Ginza Corridor 104, Chuo Ward, near JR Yurakucho Station and Tokyo Metro Ginza Station. The menu centers on small one-bite gyoza, made with thin wrappers around domestic pork and vegetables and pan-fried in peanut oil. It is run by the Gyoza Keikaku group, which also produces and wholesales gyoza.
— Thin-Skin One-Bite Gyoza
The focus is one-bite gyoza (chao chao) from Naniwa, Osaka. Thin wrappers hold a filling of domestic pork and vegetables, pan-fried in peanut oil. The one-bite size lets you try several kinds in small amounts. Besides the standard pan-fried gyoza, there are hanetsuki (lacy-skirt) gyoza, shiitake gyoza, curry gyoza, and shrimp gyoza. The shop also serves Chinese appetizers, noodles, and rice dishes. It is under the arches of the Ginza Corridor strip and stays open until late at night.
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