From Dumplings to Fried Rice: Exploring the Menu at Gyoza No Ohsho

I went to Gyoza no Ohsho Yamato Branch, located in Yamato City. Gyoza no Ohsho is a Chinese restaurant chain that every Japanese person knows.

I visited at lunchtime and ordered the popular fried rice set.
Gyoza no Ohsho offers affordable and hearty Chinese food.

Ohsho is always lively at lunchtime.
The Yamato branch was no exception, and was bustling with many customers.
However, the staff responded quickly, and I was shown to my seat smoothly without being made to wait.

This time I ordered the fried rice set. In addition to Ohsho’s proud fried rice, the set comes with gyoza and soup.
It is a great set menu with a well-balanced menu that allows you to enjoy the charms of Ohsho all at once.
The price is also reasonable, making it perfect for lunch.
I was immediately captivated by the delicious visuals on the menu photo and decided to order.

The fried rice set was 1200 yen.

How to order

1. Choose a seat inside the restaurant: You will be guided to your seat by a staff member, or you can sit in an available seat.
2. Order your food: A waiter will come and you will verbally tell him or her the menu.
3. The food is served: After a few minutes, the food will be brought to your seat.
4. Enjoy your meal: You will receive your bill while you are eating.
5. Pay the bill: After your meal, show your bill at the cash register and pay.

Less than 10 minutes after ordering, the fried rice set was brought to your table. The speed of service is one of the attractions of Gyoza no Ohsho.

With one bite, the fragrant aroma of soy sauce and the unique fluffy texture of fried rice spread in your mouth. The gyoza is well seasoned but not too salty, so you can enjoy the umami of the rice itself.

Gyoza, an essential part of the set, is Ohsho’s signature dish.
The crispy, golden-browned skin and juicy meat juices overflow with each bite.
The strong flavors of garlic and ginger go perfectly with the fried rice!
You can also enjoy different flavors by adding gyoza sauce or adding chili oil to make it spicy.

If you’re wondering “where to eat delicious Chinese food,” why not try the fried rice set at Gyoza no Ohsho Yamato branch?
You’re sure to have a satisfying experience!

Haruka

housewife in my 30s.

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My name is Haruka. I was born in Vietnam and grew up in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture. I currently live in Yamato City and work as a systems engineer while raising my two children.
My hobbies are eating and exercising. I exercise every day because I want to eat a lot.