One of the shops I wanted to visit was nearby, so I stopped by on my way back from running errands. It was a very disappointing experience, possibly due to the high number of customers or the hype surrounding the place. Even though I tried to place an order (by writing it on a piece of paper), my order never came and the staff did not even look at the customers. They all had tired, expressionless faces. It would be better if they had a system for ordering through tablets or smartphones. I will not be returning to this place.

We planned to have a drinking party with 5.6 people and chose a course to reserve, but for some reason we couldn't do it through Tabelog. We ended up deciding on the spot on the day, but maybe it was because it was busy on Friday, the first drink order took a while to arrive, and we were like, "Huh?" There were a lot of young people! Maybe it's because the cost performance seems good.笑

I was curious after seeing it on TV. This time, two of us visited the restaurant. Since it was our first time, we did not receive the member discount and paid the regular price for food and drinks. *The following prices are for members. - Asahi Super Dry 499 yen - Highball (Black Nikka) 199 yen, and the glass had a famous person's name on it when we ordered. I thought it would be names of people from Fukuoka, but it seems that's not the case. For snacks, we ordered - Grilled Gyoza (6 pieces) 299 yen - Business-use pork belly skewer 480 yen, among other things (I ordered various items but forgot). Honestly, the taste was okay, considering the price and portion size, I had no complaints. There seem to be various fun features, so I thought it would be enjoyable for a large group gathering. At the time of payment, we should have received a membership card on our first visit, but for some reason, we didn't get one. (Maybe it's based on self-reporting?) That was the only disappointing part.

I went there after watching it on YouTube. The location is good as it is near the entrance of Nakasu. It's a cheap and good izakaya similar to Gyomu Super. It's a nice place to drink with colleagues from work. The food is delicious for the price. It could be a good first stop when going to Nakasu.

I went to this place because they had a happy hour from 5 pm where draft beer, highball, and regular gyoza were half price - so cheap! However, despite being called "Gyoza Super," they didn't have any gyoza - why? It's cheap and they have a wide variety of dishes, so even young people or solo male diners were there, but I wonder if it would be popular in Osaka.

Is this for real? "Gyoza Super Sake Bar" in Nakasu. I went to this place called "Gyoza Super Sake Bar" located in the heart of Nakasu, on the 2nd floor of Spoon Building. It had a vibe of a certain wholesale supermarket with a menu that seemed like a copycat. Even the interior felt like a supermarket, and they had a happy hour with drinks half off. I tried the tempura for 308 yen, freshly fried and tasty. The water gyoza, 6 pieces for 328 yen, were big but probably the same as the fried ones. They lacked the chewy texture typical of water gyoza. I had a second drink, a highball, which came in a glass with Haruna Kojima's name on it. Another happy hour deal with half off. In the end, the bill was only 1000 yen with change. Quite a deal. I looked it up, and it seems to be a major restaurant chain, but this concept seems to be unique to this location. They probably can't promote it widely.

This is a restaurant located on the second floor of a building at Nakasu Junction. On this day, we had a meal with 6 colleagues. The course we chose was all-you-can-drink for 2500 yen, which was a very reasonable price. The menu was also priced very affordably, like items you would find at a business superstore. We started with a toast with highballs, served in mugs with the names of celebrities from Fukuoka. The first dish was a half-cooked potato salad, followed by chicken skewers. The gyoza, both boiled and fried, were delicious. Next was stir-fried pea sprouts with salt and garlic, a healthy dish. Then we enjoyed a delicious motsunabe hotpot. We finished with champon noodles. Lastly, we had a mountain of french fries. The restaurant is located on the second floor of Spoon Building at Nakasu Junction. The name of the restaurant is Gyoza Super Izakaya Hakata Nakasu-ten. Address: 5-1-7 Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. Phone: 050-5872-9340. Business hours: 17:00-4:00 (Last order for food at 3:00, drinks at 3:30). Closed: None. Please note that prices, business hours, and closing days may have changed, so please confirm with the restaurant before visiting.

Finally, the dumpling supermarket has arrived! I saw it in a location review article and was curious. It's cheap! It's delicious! Simple dishes like potato salad and buckets of alcohol are wonderful. The dumplings were just okay, but for some reason, it feels comforting. I wanted to try the fried rice being cooked right in front of me, so I'll definitely come back again.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is interesting! I thought that dumplings were the main dish, but I was surprised by the variety of the menu! It's conveniently located right in front of the subway exit, so the access is great! They gave me a "membership card" during the first visit, so I can use it at a much cheaper price from the next visit. This time, I tried the grilled dumplings, chicken skin potato salad, and mocchan-yaki, which are popular and specialty items, and they were all delicious without any complaints! It's a popular place that I often see on social media, and it's lively with a good atmosphere and cost performance, so I had a great time enjoying it! I received a membership card, so I will definitely go back as it will be cheaper next time!

During a business trip for an event in Hakata from Tokyo, I stayed in Tenjin and came across a sign that caught my attention while scouting for izakayas after work. Hmm, have I seen this somewhere before? Oh! It's the "Gyomaru Super"! Abbreviated as "Gyosu"! And this place is abbreviated as "Gyosu"!! Excited by the name, I decided to check it out during their happy hour from 5-7pm and 11pm-1am where beer, highballs, and gyoza are half off. I started with a beer and was astonished by the glass it came in. "...Masamune Kusano! The guy who sings for Spitz!" Apparently, all the glasses had the names of famous people from Fukuoka written on them (the person next to me had Shiina Ringo written on theirs...). The beer was cheap but good quality! I also ordered the main dishes of gyoza and sauce yakisoba. The sauce yakisoba was unexpectedly delicious... It had a nice thick sauce and a great balance of flavors! You could even choose up to 3 servings! I ordered a lot more dishes and everything was delicious! I found a fun, cheap, and interesting restaurant. I will definitely come back again. Thank you for the meal!!

Business Super-like Gyoza Super Izakaya haha This month, you can drink as many designated drinks as you want for 1 yen until the end of the month, so I came back again haha Even if you drink 100 cups, it's only 100 yen flat rate! Furthermore, if you bring your membership card on this day, you can receive the weekday service anytime at the member price! Once you visit, you become a member for anyone haha On this day, it's a 15% discount day! Garlic-packed gyoza at a discounted price of 280 yen... Crispy and full of garlic flavor. Karaage set meal with a mega serving of rice at a discounted price of 636 yen... 4 pieces of karaage, mega serving of rice, soup, and chopped pickles. The karaage was okay... The sauce yakisoba with 3 times the normal amount at a discounted price of 442 yen... Even with the extra portion, it's the same price, and it even comes with a fried egg on top! Mapo tofu at a discounted price of 442 yen... Mapo tofu with a mild spiciness... Probably from a retort pouch... Well, anyway, the store is too lively, selling more with its entertainment and volume rather than taste?! It's a restaurant for young people, I guess. Anyway, it's cheap! Ate and drank until I was stuffed for about 2000 yen. However, there are some concerns... Despite having reserved a table with a sunken hearth, we were seated at the counter. The drinks were noticeably weaker than last time. And above all, the store is too noisy, with customers singing loudly as if it were a karaoke box... It's disappointing that the staff didn't address this.

It's not a business super, but a dumpling super - a deliberate play on the name. I saw the sign for the Hakata Nakasu store and wondered if there were other locations, but didn't find any in my search. The service changes daily, as indicated on the sign outside the store, with various discounted offerings. Once you visit, you can become a member and receive discounted prices on subsequent visits. It seems like a convenient option for student gatherings. The dumplings had a tough skin and were honestly mediocre. Also, it took quite a long time for the food to arrive after ordering, which was disappointing.

This shop is full of ideas! The menu looks like a supermarket's special sale flyer. There are beer mugs with the names of celebrities from Fukuoka written on them. The appetizers are great value for money. If you like drinking alcohol, you should definitely visit here at least once! College students or anyone looking to drink cheaply should give it a try!

Rumor has it that there is a gyoza super izakaya that is similar to a famous discount store, with a one-year anniversary campaign until April 30th where you can get any designated drink for just 1 yen! The interior of the restaurant is designed like a certain supermarket, with menu items presented in a fun and creative way. The prices are very affordable and reasonable, and you can enjoy a variety of daily specials. If you visit once, you'll receive a membership card which will give you access to discounted prices on all items if you bring it with you. The W Gyoza set with a mega portion on certain days is only 700 yen, while the water gyoza is 299 yen. The pork belly skewers are thick and delicious, priced at 380 yen. The octopus dumplings gyoza is 399 yen and is topped with crispy sauce, mayonnaise, bonito flakes, and seaweed. If you collect points, you can receive a personalized glass as a gift, along with other special offers. The restaurant allows smoking and mainly attracts a younger crowd, so keep that in mind. Depending on the time of day, the food may take a while to be served. Overall, it's a great value for under 3000 yen, where you can enjoy drinks and food without breaking the bank.

3 seconds walk from exit 3 of Nakasu Kawabata Station. SPOON Building 2F. [Nakasu Izakaya Gyoza Business Entertainment] 84 meters from Nakasu Kawabata Station, I went to a gyoza superstore instead of a business superstore. The interior of the store is filled with flyers, giving it a strong supermarket vibe. The menu looks like a supermarket flyer as well. There are also business-use menus, making it truly feel like a supermarket. It's an interesting concept. When I ordered a drink, the glass had the name of a famous person from Fukuoka written on it. I'm looking forward to seeing whose glass I'll get next. The food is overall very affordable. The gyoza, which is the specialty of the store, is small but crispy and you can easily eat multiple pieces. There are also unique gyoza options that were very delicious. They also offer teppanyaki dishes and other specialty dishes, all of which were delicious and had great value for money. I particularly enjoyed the okonomiyaki. I was impressed that I could eat and drink a lot for less than 3000 yen per person. I will definitely go back.

I had a feeling of disappointment based on past experiences, but as they say, you won't know until you try, so I decided to give it a shot. Late night (23:00-25:00) special: half-price on grilled dumplings, beer, and highballs! Grilled dumplings: 329 yen tax included → [Half price?] Mocchan-yaki: 439 yen tax included Highball: 219 yen tax included x 2 → [Half price?] Total tax included: 1095 yen Huh? Doesn't look like it's half price! Maybe only one highball is half price? (^◇^;) Surprisingly, I ended up leaving some food uneaten... After paying, I drew a lottery and got a "Love wrapped in a thin skin of trust" keychain (lol) #WholesaleSupermarket #SuspicionOfImitation #DumplingSuperTavern

I had been curious about Gyoza-ya, similar to Gyomu Super! It's incredibly cheap! The cost performance is excellent. By showing your membership card, you can save about the amount of consumption tax. There are not many items on the menu, so even a small group can try various dishes. Besides gyoza, other menu items are delicious, and the spicy tantanmen noodles are quite flavorful with a strong Sichuan pepper taste. It's spicy, so if you're not good with spicy food, it might be too much. I will definitely go back soon!

Gyoza Super Sakaba in Nakasu is a gyoza izakaya similar to a Gyomu Super, offering a wide variety of gyoza at a great cost performance. The glasses are unique, with the names of famous people from Fukuoka Prefecture written on them, making it fun to drink. By the way, on Tuesdays, highballs are only 100 yen, which is already a great deal at the regular price of 199 yen. There are also interesting discounts depending on the day of the week. The average cost per person is around 2,000 yen. - Store Information - Store Name: Gyoza Super Sakaba Hakata Nakasu Hours: 17:00-6:00 Phone: 092-409-4484 Closed: Irregular holidays Private Room: None Location: 2F, Spoon Building, 5-1-7 Nakasu, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture.

I had a drink during happy hour and wanted some gyoza as a snack. So, I decided to check out [Gyoza Super Izakaya Hakata Nakasu Store]!! The store is located near Nakasu Kawabata Station, just a short walk away. You need to climb the stairs to the 2nd floor of the building. Inside the store, you must take off your shoes and store them in a plastic bag for self-management. There were menu items displayed on shelves, some of which were not listed on the menu. I think they were like complimentary dishes or something? I ignored them and sat down to look at the menu. It resembled a flyer from a wholesale store. They had gyoza, side dishes, and set meals. I decided to go for the half-price menu items since it was happy hour. I started with a Super Dry beer (209 yen) and some bite-sized gyoza (149 yen). The gyoza had a mild flavor, so I added some homemade chili oil from the table for an extra kick. I also ordered the Garlic-Loaded Gyoza (329 yen), which I later found out was not eligible for the half-price discount. It had a strong garlic aroma and went well with alcohol. I then had a Highball (108 yen) served in a glass with Junichi Inoue's name on it. It was a smaller size due to the ice taking up space in the glass. The taste was average, but it was cheap. Feeling a bit more hungry, I ordered the Wholesale Meat Miso Bean Sprouts (638 yen). It looked like a large portion on the menu, but in reality, it was just a small amount of bean sprouts with a bit of meat miso on top. I added some homemade chili oil for flavor since the meat miso was also lightly seasoned. It was a good snack to go with the drinks. For a refreshing finish, I had the Cajuuta Sour - Freshly Squeezed Whole Lemon (572 yen). It was served in a glass with Satoshi Tsumabuki's name on it, and you had to squeeze the lemon juice from the fruit. It tasted like a regular lemon sour, but it looked great for Instagram. At the end, they gave me a membership card for future visits with member discounts and event benefits. The restaurant was filled with quirky elements inspired by a wholesale store, and the food leaned towards that style as well. It felt like a place targeted at young people. It was an interesting izakaya experience.

My wife and I went to this restaurant. There was no appetizer. We had drool chicken, celery in nam pla sauce, homemade macaroni salad, water dumplings, raw seaweed tofu (which was not that great), garlic-heavy dumplings, takoyaki dumplings, jumbo leek and egg dumplings. When we ordered a highball, it was served in a mug with a different famous person's name from Fukuoka Prefecture written on it each time. During our meal, the BGM in the restaurant changed once, and a female staff member made an announcement for a special service time. During this short period, you could order a "commercial highball" equivalent to five drinks for only 280 yen. The whole restaurant got really excited and it was very entertaining. When you visit the restaurant once, you receive a membership card at the time of payment, and from the next visit onwards, you can show your membership card to receive a discounted price.