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Gyoza Ohsho The king of popular Chinese food chains Must-go!

 

Do you like Gyoza?　

I often go to the Chinese restaurant Gyoza OHSHO because It's quick, economical, delicious!　

 

Dishes that Gyoza OHSHO is serving are inexpensive, so they make an ideal option for budget travelers. You would find Gyoza OHSHO easily because it has 737 branches in Japan. 
 
Click the link below, you would look the nearest store up on web site. 
→ Store information 

 








I've had Nirareba itame(Stir-fried liver and garlic chives) and Chuka don (Starchy Sauce Rice Bowl) as in the video for dinner yesterday and paid 1,056 Yen. Both dishes are my favorite because I can eat a lot of vegetables, so I highly recommend them. Moreover, Gyoza OHSHO is a must! You will have a cozy experience in the store with "Welcome Spirit".


★ Welcome Spirit ★ 

The staff who work at OHSHO always ask themselves what more they can do for the customer. For example, the staff serves hot tea to customers who are waiting in line outside of their stores on cold winter days. This kind of service is not part of a manual, but the action taken from the welcoming spirit of every employee at their restaurants throughout Japan.

The OHSHO DNA ceaselessly provides excellent customer service that was passed from one generation to another.


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I hope you’ll have a great time in Japan！

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