Gyoza Bar

The food was SO good and the “server” was very, very nice. Really fun little place. Played samurai movies and also had good music & vibe. You should go!

Such a cool hidden gem! Speakeasy vibes type Asian fusion bar/restaurant - very limited seating, you waitlist at the door (we waited 30-40min for 3 people on weekend night) - you stand at the bar to order then get seated when your wait time is up. Gyoza was very good and loved the shochu! Definitely pricey but worth a visit.

Pretty cool little place. The pork gyoza was okay- but I’m pretty picky with my gyozas. Their tsukemen was lukewarm which is fine cause I know every place does it their own way, but it started getting addicting towards the end cause of the numbing spice that I tasted. They add 18% gratuity automatically which they mentioned at the end.
Found street parking for an hour but the food and everything came out pretty fast.

Maybe the name is not completely on target since they have a lot more tasty food than just gyoza. Tsukemen was delicious with snappy noodles and a refreshing creamy broth. Cold tofu was also very good with it's bright fruity dressing. Gyozas are top notch. It's a take out window or if you want to eat indoors, there is almost like a speakeasy bar inside with a very cool atmosphere. Feels like a small bar in Japan. Friendly service too! If you go for lunch (until 4pm), some items are cheaper. $25 for lunch and I was full. Soon they will have ramen too. Can't wait to try .

The food is fine for tea time chatting with friends since it's light. But for lunch this can barely get you 70% full.

The soup cools down quickly after a few dips with the noodles, and tastes inharmony with the temperature half warm and half cold.

The staff seems like they are in a hurry to close the restaurant at 2:30pm, cause they really give me the check when I'm still eating my food when there's like no other customers there waiting at all. FOR TWICE.

The place is clean, and well organized.

The vegan gyoza was so good we had to check that it was actually vegan. Tsukemen is lovely as well - thick flavorful dipping broth with chewy noodles and lots of fresh cilantro and bean sprouts. I got the ground pork on the side with the Tsukemen and i loved the numbing spiciness of the pork. Excited to go again for a dine-in experience!

Insanely good vegan gyoza, every bite was amazing. Super vibey intimate atmosphere. Excited to come back.