"Among the many Osho locations, the Shinbashi branch is something special," my friend who loves Osho told me, and ever since then, I often say it as a joke. However, I've only been to the Shinbashi branch of Gyoza no Osho, so I don't really understand the difference. But it's always crowded, a popular spot, and it's definitely a safe choice with good quality, better than risking a weird Chinese restaurant and being disappointed."

Wandering around the area near Shinbashi without any particular destination in mind. Oh, it's empty, even though it's exactly 12 o'clock. Without hesitation, I go in. Let's go with fried rice and dumplings. The fried rice is definitely delicious. The dumplings are definitely tasty. I only ordered 3 dumplings, but I could have easily eaten 6... Today, it was another lunch where I found myself craving the golden fizzy drink.

At the end of work, I received a message from my friend suggesting we go out for drinks tonight. Despite the usual vague messages, I understood the underlying meaning and responded in a similarly vague manner. However, my friend insisted that they were going straight home tonight. When I questioned if they were really going home, they hesitated and said they couldn't guarantee it. So, we ended up at a restaurant called "Gyoza no Ohsho" near Shinbashi Station, which was recommended by my friend. We ordered a plate of garlic-packed gyoza and some spring rolls with a separate mustard dipping sauce. The gyoza had a strong garlic flavor and the spring rolls tasted like, well, spring rolls. We also ordered some sausages, which my friend claimed were the real deal. I couldn't tell the difference, but I watched in amusement as they devoured the sausages with great enthusiasm. Overall, it was a fun night filled with good food and drinks.

Under the elevated train tracks in Shinbashi, there is a chain restaurant known for its dumplings. Although there are branches all over, I hadn't visited in 9 years due to my preference for beef bowl restaurants. However, I recently decided to prioritize this place after excluding the shabu-shabu chain from my options. I ordered the "fried rice set" for 1,065 yen for lunch. I was seated at the counter and my tray arrived promptly in 5 minutes. The set included two hot fried chicken pieces, six dumplings, soup, and fried rice. The portion was too much for me as an elderly person, and I prefer my fried rice to be more separated. I noticed the SL lunch of the next customer, but I paid with my transportation IC card before them and my total stay was 16 minutes.

After work with a colleague, we decided to try a new menu item, the Spicy Pork Ramen and Gyoza. The ramen had a bright red soup with chives, pork, cabbage, and other vegetables. It was quite spicy and delicious, but I felt like something was missing, so I added vinegar halfway through. Ah, this way is better, I thought as I continued eating. My colleague played it safe and ordered the Gyoza set meal without saying anything. It took a while, but I realized that I prefer the well-cooked side of the Gyoza. The timing at this restaurant can be a bit off, as it takes quite some time for the food to be served, but the taste is consistent. Overall, it was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Emperor's special fried rice with dumplings for one person costs 1,029 yen. The dumplings came first, so there are only 4 in the photo, but actually, 6 dumplings make up one serving. This restaurant, Gyoza no Ohsho, is located near my company. I don't know how many times I've been here, but this seems to be my first post. As usual, it's a bustling place, with a wait of 3 people even after 1 pm.

I arrived around 2:40 pm on a regular Tuesday and was able to sit at the counter without waiting. I ordered the Chinese rice bowl and grilled dumplings. Usually, the food arrives immediately, but this time I had to wait for about 10-15 minutes, probably because there were a lot of takeout and dine-in orders. The dumplings were a bit over-fried and too crispy. I love Osho, but this time I was a little disappointed.

Wherever you go, you can always count on the reliable King Shou. I was craving King Shou ramen, so I ordered the fried rice and dumplings set. When I ordered the ramen, they suggested a light soy sauce flavor, but that's not what I wanted. Sometimes you just need the junkiness of King Shou ramen. The classic set was perfect as always. King Shou is a wonderful place where you can satisfy your cravings for certain foods.

After work, I visited Gyoza no Ohsho. The restaurant had a dirty, greasy vibe as expected. If you like it, you like it. This time, I ordered 2 servings of gyoza and fried rice. I was very satisfied with the unmistakable taste of Gyoza no Ohsho. I look forward to visiting Gyoza no Ohsho in various locations throughout Japan in the future.

On my way back from work, I didn't have much time, so I stopped at a Chinese restaurant called Osho which is on the way to the station from my office. I had some gyoza and Tenshinhan (Tianjin-style rice) there. It had been a while since I last ate at this Osho due to the pandemic, but the meal was delicious. I will definitely go back again.

After watching a martial arts event at Ariake Arena with a friend, we stopped by this restaurant on our way home. We arrived just in time for the last order, so we only stayed for about 30 minutes. We ordered two sets of beer (draft), gyoza, and sausages. During the spring campaign, the second beer was discounted by 100 yen each. Since it was the last order, four mugs suddenly appeared on our table (laughs). In total, we spent just under 4,000 yen on yakisoba (sauce), fried rice, and drinks. At the table next to us, two cute girls from Spain were having a great time with another group of customers. It was heartwarming to see. Inside the restaurant, the character for "福" (good fortune) was displayed upside down. According to online sources, in Chinese, "到福" and "倒福" have the same pronunciation, with the former meaning "good fortune is coming" and the latter meaning "turning good fortune upside down," which is considered auspicious.

I visited during closing time. It was lively despite the late hour. I had gyoza, sausage, spring rolls, and the seasonal ramen. The taste was consistent as always. The seasonal ramen was miso vegetable ramen, which was delicious.

I went to a place in Shinbashi with the owners of a great hormone restaurant after work and enjoyed the Shinbashi nightlife. It was actually only my second time there, but I realized the greatness of the classic experience once again. I might start going more often in the future.

Long time no see, Osho! I received the SL set - fried rice, gyoza, kimchi, and soup - for 820 yen (tax included). It's consistently delicious! Osho Shinbashi Ekimae store, operating hours: Mon 10:30-22:00 (last order 21:30), Tue-Fri 10:30-23:00 (last order 22:45), Sat, Sun, holidays 10:00-22:00 (last order 21:45). Seating capacity: 32 seats. 1. Osho's Gyoza: Osho's signature dish, made with domestically sourced ingredients like pork, cabbage, leek, garlic, ginger, and flour. Garlic from Aomori and flour from Hokkaido are specifically selected for their quality. 2. Handmade Cooking: Dishes like fried rice, leek liver, sweet and sour pork, and sweet and spicy pork are all handmade, showcasing Osho's commitment to fresh, made-to-order meals. 3. Safety and Quality: Osho prioritizes customer safety by using mostly domestic ingredients and conducting thorough inspections at supplier factories and production facilities. 4. Hospitality: Osho's staff always think about how they can serve customers better, going the extra mile to provide a warm cup of tea to waiting customers on cold days. This culture of hospitality has been passed down through generations, ensuring customer satisfaction.

Before heading home, I felt a little hungry, so I decided to enjoy some beer and dumplings on my way back. I ordered just that - a draft beer and some dumplings! When the draft beer arrived, I quickly drank about half of it, savoring the feeling of alcohol running through my stomach. And then the dumplings. There's no need to explain how delicious they were. I had planned to just have one draft beer, but one was not enough. I ordered a second one and enjoyed the draft beer followed by the dumplings, filling my mouth with happiness. Finally, I decided to skip dessert and asked for the bill. There is no greater happiness than this.

I took a snapshot of the "SL locomotive" in front of the station square. After some back and forth, I had lunch at "Gyoza no Ohsho Shinbashi Ekimae" for the first time in 10 days. Last time, I was directed to the cramped counter seats which were uncomfortable, but this time I sat at a single table by the wall. The atmosphere here is not bad. I ordered the "SL (Shinbashi Ladies) set" which even men can order. It came with 6 grilled gyoza, egg drop soup, and kimchi for 820 yen (tax included). Since it was a weekday, I decided not to call for the draft beer medium mug for 495 yen. It arrived on a tray, gently placed. Even though the portion size was quite large for me, the taste of the gyoza was as expected from Ohsho. The fried rice was also delicious in a familiar way. However, the issue was with the kimchi. It was surprisingly sweet and not spicy at all. Maybe authentic kimchi was sweet like this? I traveled alone to Korea 30 years ago, but I don't remember the taste of kimchi there.

I entered the restaurant at 1:00 PM on Saturday afternoon. While taking a photo of the exterior, there were 5 people waiting outside, and I had to wait for about 10 minutes. The seating was narrow and uncomfortable, with high seats at the counter where I was directed to sit. I ordered the "Chinese Set C (sweet and sour pork)" which came with rice, 3 fried dumplings, egg drop soup, and pickled vegetables for 1,083 yen (including tax). I also ordered a medium-sized draft beer for 495 yen. The beer tasted like a regular draft beer, nothing special. I finished it quickly before the food arrived and ordered a second one for 395 yen. The food was decent, with flavors that were as expected. However, the total cost of 1,973 yen was quite expensive for what I received. Next time, I will go to "GYOZA OHSHO Yurakucho Kokusai Forum-guchi" in Yurakucho, where I can get a similar meal for the same price but better quality as it is also part of the same Osho group.

I want to eat Chinese food! Especially green pepper pork! Dumplings sound good too~ So, I visited this place nearby. I've been to Osaka Ohsho many times, but this is my first time at Gyoza no Ohsho. I was surprised when I looked at the menu. They didn't have green pepper pork. Since dumplings are the main dish, I guess it can't be helped... I ordered the mapo tofu instead. Mapo tofu is available here. The "Garlic-Enhanced Dumplings" are amazing. They are bold and junky dumplings. In my opinion, dumplings taste better with more garlic! I like the crispy texture of the thin skin. I usually prefer vinegar and pepper, but when I added Ohsho Magic Powder instead of pepper, the flavor became even stronger and delicious! I should buy some next time~ The sweet and sour pork has a mild sourness with a sweet sauce that is delicious! It was my first time trying it with potatoes inside! The mapo tofu, sausage, and dumplings were all delicious! The side dishes are consistently tasty at chain restaurants. I hope that green pepper pork will be added to the grand menu someday (^人^) Thank you for the meal ^_^

King Shou, who used to have miso ramen on the menu, kindly made it for me. I always enjoy their miso ramen. The mapo tofu, gyoza, and sausage were also delicious as usual. I tried the perfectly sized fried rice for the first time and it was delicious too.

Gyoza no Osho under the Shimbashi elevated railway always seems crowded whenever I pass by. This time, I visited for a late lunch and surprisingly, I was able to get in without much wait. I ordered a set meal with soy sauce ramen, half fried rice, and gyoza, which are a must-have. As expected from a chain restaurant, the food was consistently delicious. The ramen had a nostalgic taste that I really enjoyed. The gyoza were large and satisfying, with just 3 pieces. The combination of fried rice, gyoza, and ramen is a classic, and it was really good. Thank you for the meal.