I tried to go a few times before, but it was always quite full, so this was my first time getting in. My boyfriend and I both ordered the 1700 yen set, which was a good deal. The amount of gyoza was decent, I thought one set would have been enough for both of us, but we were both able to finish it easily since we were hungry. There are various types of gyoza, but my favorite was the limited edition cheese and potato gyoza. I highly recommend trying it if you visit. The chocolate gyoza dessert was also recommended. I personally like the taste of chocolate, and it goes well with the vanilla ice cream. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I would definitely like to visit this restaurant again.

I returned to Takatsuki and decided to stop by "Gyoza Hankyu Takatsuki Store" for some reason. I sat at the empty counter seat and checked the menu. Since I had already eaten and drank a lot, I chose the "Takatsuki Value Set (1,700 yen)" which includes draft beer + gyoza + chicken wings + quail egg simmered in soy sauce. I started with the quail egg simmered in soy sauce and chugged down a glass of beer! After finishing my first beer, I switched to a shikuwasa sour on repeat! The chicken wings were juicy and delicious! The gyoza was great with gyoza sauce or miso sauce with chili, and it went perfectly with the drinks! I quickly finished eating and drinking everything! I used my stamp card for a 1,000 yen discount, and I left feeling very satisfied! Thank you for the meal!

I went to Chao Chao at Hankyu Takatsuki store. Although it is a dumpling specialty store, there are also several other dishes available. The staff were energetic and lively, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The classic Chao Chao dumplings were delicious, and all the other dumplings were also tasty.

I've been craving Chao Chao for a while so I decided to visit again! I used to love this place before the pandemic. It's still delicious! The drinks and dumplings are great! The staff are all so cheerful and it's a fun atmosphere. It's easy to enjoy the dumplings here and they are so delicious! On this day, I tried the Asaza Sour and curry dumplings for the first time, and they were incredibly tasty. I'm so happy to have a place like this nearby! It's welcoming even for solo diners. I hope to visit again someday.

Information from December 2012 in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture. Located right near Hankyu Takatsuki City Station. A nationwide chain of gyoza izakaya. Operated by Osaka-based GCC Co., Ltd. Originally known as Gyoza Keikaku Co., Ltd. This one sounds cooler. Thin-skinned Osaka-style gyoza. A casual gyoza izakaya!

Gyoza Gyoza Hankyu Takatsuki Store This is a gyoza restaurant located 2-3 minutes walk from Hankyu Takatsuki Station in Osaka. They have a wide variety of delicious gyoza. The staff at the Takatsuki store are particularly friendly and make the dining experience enjoyable.

I used to love Chao Chao Gyoza, but I hadn't been there for over 10 years. I recently went back and it was just as good as I remembered. The gyoza are small but delicious, and I can easily eat many of them. They are made to order, so it takes about 10 minutes for them to be ready, but I always order one serving at a time to have them fresh off the grill. The atmosphere in the restaurant is lively, and the staff are energetic and friendly. I will definitely be going back again soon!

Number of visits: 2 times Takatsuki is quite a town known for gyoza. There is a 100 yen gyoza place called "Gyoza Tengoku" where people sometimes mistake it for another place with the same name. It's a place for hearty gyoza. However, the interior is a bit small, suitable for up to 2 people. It's a convenient place for gyoza and a light drink.

I felt like eating dumplings so I casually went to Takatsuki to visit the dumpling specialty shop Chao Chao. When I arrived at the shop around 7:30 pm, there were about four groups waiting, but the turnover was good so I was able to get in after a short wait. The dumplings were small but delicious. There are various types of dumplings available, so I think you can enjoy trying different ones. Also, the person who seemed to be the manager was a really fun character, which made the dining experience enjoyable and relaxing. Thank you for the meal!

Fried dumplings with wings are very popular, although I'm not sure why. But it's true that they look delicious. I visited this restaurant a while ago, but I didn't take any photos so I'm posting this late. They allowed smoking, so I decided to get my order to go. Even though the dumplings had cooled down a bit, they were still crispy and the sauce was delicious. The difference in sauce really makes a big impact. I always eat dumplings from big chain restaurants without any sauce because I don't like the strong acidity of their sauce.

Lately, when you look at Mairevi's reviews, you feel like having dumplings, right? One evening, the restaurant was full, but they said they would contact me when a table is available, so I did some shopping nearby while waiting. After a few minutes, they called and I headed to the restaurant. It's nice to have this kind of service. - Half Chao Chao dumplings (320 yen): A well-balanced combination of filling and skin, it's a dish that you can eat a lot of. - Red Vienna sausage (390 yen): It has a taste of the Showa era, with a soft filling that sets it apart from modern sausages. - Barley rice and clam soup set (490 yen): The clam soup has a rich clam flavor that goes well with rice. The light soup refreshes your mouth after eating dumplings. - Plump shrimp dumplings (490 yen): At Chao Chao Dumplings, they even make shrimp dumplings. It's a strange feeling to go from pan-fried dumplings to shrimp, but I prefer steamed ones. - Garlic dumplings (430 yen): If you want a bold and flavorful dumpling, this one is recommended. It might go best with beer. But if you have a date tomorrow, maybe skip it. The bustling atmosphere in the restaurant shows how popular it is! ＼(^O^)／

It's been a really long time since I last visited! I didn't see the old manager I remember from a long time ago! Haha. I prefer my food more well-done! The restaurant was almost full, with customers coming and going constantly! It's definitely a popular spot! Haha.

Today, my friend and I went to Chao Chao for some dumplings again! We noticed they have a set menu, so we ordered one set with beer, two servings of Chao Chao dumplings, and a side dish. We prefer to order the dumplings separately to keep them hot and fresh. The restaurant was busy from early on, but we managed to get a table. The shrimp dumplings were refreshing and perfect for girls. They were light and we could eat a lot of them! It was delicious - thank you for the meal! ♡

I always rely on this place, but this might be my first post! There are various types of dumplings available, making it a paradise for dumpling lovers who can keep eating dumplings forever! The staff are always full of energy, almost overwhelming in a good way (lol). They recommend different ways to enjoy the dumplings, allowing you to fully enjoy your meal!

Happy hour has started! It was my first time trying out Chao Chao at the first place. I love dumplings - today, I tried various flavors but the best one is still Chao Chao dumplings. Delicious! The curry dumplings didn't suit my taste, but the shrimp dumplings were also great! The garlic dumplings were good too, but Chao Chao is still the best. Happy hour was a delight for beer lovers. Thank you for the meal! ♡

I visited this place for the third time and although I don't remember much, I took some decent photos. I arrived around 1 am, and they were open until about 2 am, so the place was packed with customers enjoying gyoza as a late-night snack. The gyoza here is popular for a reason! We ordered a few dishes to go with our drinks, like Chao Chao Gyoza. The gyoza in Osaka are small and easy to eat. All the gyoza were delicious, the drinks were cheap, and it was perfect for a casual night out. After enjoying yakiniku, yakitori, and gyoza, I had to go for a run the next day to burn it all off. Thank you for staying open late and for the delicious meal.

I often hear about Chao Chao Gyoza, but I had never been there before. This time, I went for lunch. It seems that they only serve lunch on weekends. The menu has a lot of variety, as expected from a gyoza restaurant. I ordered: - Chao Chao Salad (350 yen): The flavor was strong with plenty of garlic chips on Korean seaweed and lettuce. - Tororo rice and clam soup (480 yen): The tororo was seasoned and delicious on its own. The clam soup had plenty of clams, providing a satisfying taste. - Gyoza 5 kinds sampler, 2 pieces each (750 yen): Shrimp gyoza, vegetable gyoza with rice flour, curry gyoza, green onion gyoza, and black pork gyoza. You can enjoy different flavors without getting bored. - Chao Chao Gyoza, 1 serving (600 yen): Their recommended gyoza, handmade with excess oil drained for a crispy texture. The manager is friendly and provides excellent service. They also have a variety of snacks for drinking at night. Overall, it was a great experience for lunch, and I imagine it would be even more enjoyable for drinks at night.

The dumplings were delicious. They taste great, but the size is small. I would like more meat filling. I want to feel more meat. Right now, I feel more of the skin. Also, the price is a bit high for that size. I would like it to be a bit cheaper. The variety of the menu is good! Keep it up.

The dumplings are delicious but they are small and lack satisfaction. I wish they were a bit bigger. The taste is not bad, so it's disappointing.