Aug. 24, 2020 UPDATE
Gyozadokoro Takatsuji SUKEMASA
- ぎょうざ処 高辻 亮昌 -Traveler Friendly
English Menu is available and it is very casual restaurant. You can enjoy gyoza while relaxing in a comfortable atmosphere
Menu
English
Languages spoken
Japanese only
Story & Recommendation
Japanese gyoza dumplings for the health conscious
Gyoza are fried Jpaanese dumplings filled with minced meat and vegetables. They are often dipped into a sauce you mix yourself from soy sauce, chili oil, and vinegar. Sukemasa offers dumplings that are almost entirely made from ingredients grown locally. The restaurant has a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, and even a TV you can watch while you eat gyoza, or you can have the gyoza to go.
1Recommended
Gyoza
/ ￥390（tax-included）
These big dumplings are filled with a lot of vegetables making them easy to eat. The flavor of the pork they use is gentle, and makes the dumplings go well with both vinegar and soy sauce.
2Recommended
Gyoza set
/ ￥840（tax-included）
If you order this set, you get 12 dumplings, rice, miso soup, and pickles. The Japanese style of eating gyoza is with rice, and although this may sound a bit weird, after a while you get used to it. Or you could just eat the rice with the pickles.
3Let's Try!
Ramune
/ ￥280（tax-included）
Ramune is a traditional Japanese soft drink often sold in summer festivals. The drink is really sweet, but children love it. There is a marble inside the bottle, so drinking Ramune takes some practice. There is a dent in the bottle where you have to get the marble in order to drink it.
4Let's Try!
Chili oil & Black Shichimi
/ Free
The restaurant’s special chili oil has kelp in it to increase the umami taste, and it isn’t as spicy as it looks. On the right you have their special chili blend of seven spices, shichimi.
How to Order
They have a menu in English.
- Order Tips -
Get the gyoza set, you get two servings of gyoza, miso soup, and rice!
