Recommended ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Repeat ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Atmosphere ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Cost performance ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Service ⭐️⭐️ Today, as a lunch refugee, I visited "Gyoza no Manchuria" located near JR Nagai Station in Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka City. The menu is extensive and there are many staff members, but they only accept orders through tablets (which I'm not good at). After struggling to place my order, I settled on the salt ramen, gyoza set, and half fried rice. The salt ramen had delicious noodles and soup. The gyoza was a bit overcooked, making the skin hard. The fried rice was tasty, but unnecessary since there was already ramen soup (haha).

After visiting the grave, I stopped by a Chinese restaurant right near JR Nagai Station. The photo is of Manchuria Gyoza at JR Nagai Station, with a set of sauce yakisoba + grilled dumplings + domestic herb chicken drool chicken, priced at 610 + 280 + 500 yen. The "洲" in Manchuria is a radical with water-related meanings, not to be confused with the radical for "mountain." The dumplings had a gentle flavor and tasted great with vinegar and pepper. The sauce yakisoba had a variety of vegetables but the sauce was a bit strong, so it might be nice to have it with rice. The drool chicken was slightly spicy with plenty of vegetables, making it a good dish to enjoy while taking breaks with chopsticks. This dish also goes well with rice.

Arrived around 4:45 pm on Sunday. Had to wait at the Oushou restaurant, so I chose the Manchurian dish. The dumplings were freshly grilled, but slightly undercooked with tough skin. Ate and drank normally, ended up spending over 3,000 yen per person. Not bad, but feels like just another chain restaurant.

I felt like having fried rice, but I couldn't muster the courage to try a mix of white rice and brown rice, so I ended up ordering vegetable stir-fry instead (laughs). I love vegetable stir-fry so much that I'm afraid to try other dishes! I also enjoy the soy sauce-flavored vegetable stir-fry at the set meal restaurant, but I also love Chinese-style vegetable stir-fry. This set meal is a great value. It's delicious.

I had lunch at Manchuria, known for their gyoza that's 30% delicious! I ordered the large serving of tanmen and gyoza set. The tanmen had a nostalgic feel of a traditional Chinese restaurant, which was comforting. The gyoza had a classic and tasty flavor. It's not flashy, but delicious, making it a satisfying Japanese-style Chinese dish. I didn't order it this time, but I heard you can choose brown rice for the rice option. I would like to try their set meal next time.

After visiting the Nemophila Fair at Nagai Botanical Garden, we stopped by a Chinese restaurant right next to JR Nagai Station called Manchuria Gyoza. We ordered fried rice (large serving) and gyoza (2 servings) for 610 yen and 280 yen each. Our family ordered noodle dishes to share, so we opted for a large serving of fried rice and 2 servings of gyoza. The gyoza at Manchuria Gyoza was delicious with plenty of filling, providing a satisfying meal. The fried rice was light and had a classic flavor without feeling too greasy. Overall, we enjoyed our meal at Manchuria Gyoza and would recommend it for a tasty and satisfying Chinese meal.

Visited on: 8:10 PM, Sunday Waiting time: None Menu: Gyoza (2 servings) 380 yen x 2 + Liver and leek stir-fry + Bottle of beer 550 yen I had been wanting to visit Manchuria for gyoza for a while. Since there was no parking lot, I parked at a nearby coin parking lot. On this day, I had already decided on gyoza and beer. I also added bamboo shoots and liver and leek stir-fry to my order. The gyoza had thick skin and a generous amount of filling. Since the skin was thick, it was tastier when dipped in plenty of sauce. They started cleaning up the tables around 9 PM as they were closing, so I couldn't relax and enjoy my meal slowly, which was a bit disappointing. Thank you for the meal.

I went to a restaurant around 1pm and used a 5% discount card for the first time. There were quite a few customers. I sat at a counter seat, which was a separated table seat. I ordered a set meal of liver and leek stir-fry for 930 yen and a small bottle of beer for 550 yen. The set included dumplings, pickled vegetables, soup, and rice. Both the dumplings and liver and leek stir-fry were delicious. It seems to be a chain restaurant, but I don't see it often in Osaka. It was on par with Osho (another chain restaurant). When I finished eating, the characters for "30% delicious" appeared on the plates and bowls. I guess I'm part of that 30%. Thank you for the meal.

Went to cheer for the soccer game (Sakura) at Nagai Stadium. After the game, let's raise a toast a little bit...♥️ Saw signs of this restaurant everywhere. Was surprised by the prices on my first visit! It's like Ousho prices!! The dumplings have a firm skin. Dumplings + ramen or fried rice for 1000 yen and you'll get change back. Amazing cost performance...

I visited the Gyoza Manshu JR Nagai Station store located under the JR Hanwa Line viaduct, just a 1-minute walk from Nagai Station. This was my first time visiting Gyoza Manshu, as I usually go to Gyoza no Ohsho or Osaka Ohsho. The interior of the store was relatively clean. I noticed various catchy phrases like "30% more delicious!!" around the store. Upon checking their website, I learned that their slogan means "delicious, affordable, energetic!" with the promise of 30% extra deliciousness. Today, I wanted to have a hearty meal of gyoza, so I ordered the Double Gyoza Set for 700 yen. It came with 12 gyoza, rice, soup, and pickles. The gyoza had thick skins, providing a chewy texture on the crispy parts and a soft, chewy texture on the rest. The filling was packed and satisfying, yet the gyoza felt relatively light to eat. Yes, it was delicious. I requested the free spicy miso sauce from the staff halfway through and tried it for a flavor change. I dipped the gyoza into the spicy miso sauce, turning them bright red. The sauce had a gochujang-like flavor, indeed spicy and delicious. This made the rice go down smoothly. I enjoyed plenty of gyoza and felt satisfied and content. I might have even felt a bit more "energetic." It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I'm so curious about the catchphrase "30% delicious!" haha. The food is really cheap, but the portions are generous and delicious! There are so many menu options that I had a hard time deciding what to order! The dumplings had a crispy and thick skin that was really tasty! You can choose between white rice and brown rice!

Today there was no dinner! So I didn't think too much and just went here. I ordered the usual vegetable stir-fry set without thinking. It was delicious! But I felt like there weren't enough dumplings. I prefer them a bit more cooked. I'll try ordering something different next time.

Today we had the "Mihono Pork Meat and Vegetable Stir-fry Set". Gyoza also came with it today. There was more pork in the stir-fry set compared to the usual one, but I think the regular vegetable stir-fry set is satisfying enough. With the gyoza included, just the vegetable stir-fry set alone is satisfying.

I wanted to eat yakimeshi, so I wandered around Nagai Station and ended up at Manshu. I sat down and ordered yakimeshi without hesitation. I only ate yakimeshi. It's a deep dish. It's amazing how you can create differences with just these ingredients. Since it's a chain restaurant, I'm not looking for differences here. Thank you for the meal.

I had been curious about this restaurant for a while, so I visited around 4pm for a late lunch. The gyoza was delicious as usual. The Chuka-don had a variety of vegetables, with bell peppers adding color and texture, which may be divisive depending on personal preference. The bamboo shoots were essential for me as a Chuka-don lover, so I appreciated that. The atmosphere was relaxed during the idle time, but I found the volume of the kitchen staff's conversation with the servers to be a bit disappointing. While staff communication is important, I believe they should be more considerate of diners. Also, if they serve pickled vegetables to enhance the Chinese cuisine feel, I suggest sautéing them with bean sprouts and seasoning them a bit more for better quality. They can last for three days. I might visit again next year.

The other day, my wife and I visited the Kyobashi store and fell in love with it. My wife said, "If we go there next time, be sure to get some takeout." "And also get the 60-piece frozen dumplings as souvenirs," she added. No problem, leave it to me. I loaded a cooler box into the car and stopped by this store on the way to run errands. The road was narrow, but I managed to find it safely. I ordered vegetable stir-fry, sweet and sour pork, and thinly sliced meat and green pepper for takeout, along with the 60-piece frozen dumplings for souvenirs. Since we were already there, I couldn't resist and had a serving of dumplings on the spot. The frozen dumplings were marked with a clothespin on the receipt and stored in the freezer for me. The fried dumplings arrived! Huh? The frying is too mild... so it lacks the crispy flavor... I wish they had cooked it a bit more. Actually, this is a fail. They shouldn't serve this to customers. It's disappointing. Looking at the photos in other reviews, it seems like the staff here is inconsistent in their frying. On the KENMIN SHOW, they were introduced as having qualifications to fry the dumplings. "Dumpling Masters," was it? The person frying them needs to put more effort into it! Oh well. Anyway, when I brought the souvenirs home, my family was thrilled! The souvenirs were delicious! I quickly fried the frozen dumplings at home and savored the juicy meat. They were so tasty! They were actually better when I fried them at home (laughs). *The road is narrow, but you can drive there. There is a coin parking lot right in front of the store.

Tonight, I had dinner here. After finishing my errands, I stopped by a Saitama company's "Gyoza no Manchuria" near the station. It was an odd time for lunch, so I just had a light meal. Highball and gyoza, a perfect combination! The gyoza skin here is incredibly delicious. It's not too thick or too thin, just the right thickness and chewy. Honestly, I think it's tastier than Gyoza no Ohsho. The highball paired perfectly with it, and I was very satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

By the way, I noticed when looking at the menu that they don't have any fried food here. I had somehow imagined they would have a set with fried chicken or something like that. Once again, I ordered the vegetable stir-fry set. The gyoza will be served fresh off the grill, so it might arrive a little late. It's delicious, so it's fine with me (laughs). Next time, I'll try the meat and vegetable stir-fry set!

On August 21, 2022 (Sunday) at noon, I took the train in the rain and arrived at a Chinese restaurant called "Gyoza no Manchuria" near Nagai Station. The menu had a variety of options and looked more appetizing than Osho. I ordered 6 pieces of pan-fried gyoza for ¥260 and 6 pieces of boiled gyoza for ¥310, totaling ¥570. The staff was diligent and honest, offering to replace a torn bag of boiled gyoza without me even asking. I waited for them to bring the replacement, but by the time they did, the gyoza had cooled down. The pan-fried gyoza was delicious, similar to Osho, but with slightly thicker skin, which I personally prefer. The boiled gyoza was average, as expected. Some people may prefer boiled gyoza over pan-fried, and there are also those who like the gyoza from another restaurant called "Minmin." Overall, the restaurant had a wide variety of menu options and combinations. Taste: ★★☆☆ Flavor intensity: ★★ Cost performance: ➖ Annoyance level: ➖ Volume: △△ Customization options: ★ (seasonings, sauces, complimentary toppings, etc.) Staff/customer service: △★★ (honest and diligent) Chaos level: ★△ (clean appearance, but greasy) Solo diner-friendly: ★

The gyoza in Manchuria has thick skin, giving it a satisfying and delicious texture! It is filled with plenty of ingredients and juicy meat. Today, I added a side of rice to my set of tanmen and gyoza. Even though I was full from eating a late lunch, I managed to finish everything. Thank you for the meal! (っ˘ڡ˘ς)