Aoyama Gyozabo Ayase
青山餃子房 綾瀬店
3.07
（1 reviews）JPY 1,500JPY 2,500
Gyoza
Adachi-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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Reservations
Accepts reservations・Request reservation
Cuisine
Budget
JPY 1,500JPY 2,500
Hours
Address
Nearby stations
Facilities
No parking
No washlet
No barrier-free
No Wi-Fi
No power
Payment methods
Credit cards accepted and QR code payment available(PayPay)
A hidden gem for authentic Chinese cuisine
Aoyama Gyoza House Ayase offers a cozy, hidden atmosphere while serving authentic Chinese dishes. The standout is the Biang Biang noodles, known for their wide, chewy texture and flavorful spices. Both boiled and pan-fried gyoza are popular, featuring a delightful chewy texture and delicious fillings. With a diverse menu, this restaurant provides unforgettable flavors that will keep you coming back.
Ratings
3.07（1 reviews）
4.5~5.0
3.5~4.4
2.5~3.4
1.0~2.4
Food
-
Service
-
Ambience
-
Value
-
Reviews
3.3
First of all, Biangbiang noodles are chewy, thick, and long, and when eaten with tender pork belly, vegetables, and cilantro, they are irresistibly delicious. The ethnic aroma is just right, and adding a little vinegar makes for a refreshing change in flavor, which is also fun. The chicken salt soup noodles have fluffy noodles and plenty of chicken, providing a gentle taste that leaves you feeling full. The specialty braised pork fried rice has a wonderful combination of the chunky braised pork, the crispness of the greens, and the savory aroma of soy sauce, making it hard to put down the chopsticks. The grilled dumplings are larger than expected, packed with juicy meat, so each bite brings happiness. Including the sound of the dough being kneaded after ordering, and the lively, authentic atmosphere, I was able to enjoy my meal with excitement the whole time.
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Restaurant name
Aoyama Gyozabo Ayase
Reservations
Accepts reservations・Request reservation
Cuisine
Phone number
Address
Nearby stations
Hours
Sunday
11:30~14:00
(L.O.13:30)
Accepts reservations
17:00~24:00
(L.O.23:30)
Accepts reservations
Monday
11:30~14:00
(L.O.13:30)
Accepts reservations
17:00~24:00
(L.O.23:30)
Accepts reservations
Tuesday
11:30~14:00
(L.O.13:30)
Accepts reservations
17:00~24:00
(L.O.23:30)
Accepts reservations
Wednesday
11:30~14:00
(L.O.13:30)
Accepts reservations
17:00~24:00
(L.O.23:30)
Accepts reservations
Thursday
11:30~14:00
(L.O.13:30)
Accepts reservations
17:00~24:00
(L.O.23:30)
Accepts reservations
Friday
11:30~14:00
(L.O.13:30)
Accepts reservations
17:00~24:00
(L.O.23:30)
Accepts reservations
Saturday
11:30~14:00
(L.O.13:30)
Accepts reservations
17:00~24:00
(L.O.23:30)
Accepts reservations
Public holiday
11:30~14:00
(L.O.13:30)
Accepts reservations
17:00~24:00
(L.O.23:30)
Accepts reservations
Budget
JPY 1,500JPY 2,500
Payment methods
Credit cards accepted and QR code payment available(PayPay)
Facilities
Parking lot
None
Washlet
None
Wheelchair accessible
None
Wi-Fi
None
Power supply
None
Smoking
Non-smoking
Opening date
Unknown
Website
None
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