I thought I entered Gyoza no Ohsho, but it turned out to be a different restaurant. I ordered the fried rice, liver and garlic chives set meal, and the signature Ryugin jumbo dumplings. The liver and garlic chives were okay, but the fried rice was a bit disappointing. The jumbo dumplings were decent though. I couldn't quite grasp the unique features of this restaurant as I compared it to the cheap and delicious Gyoza no Ohsho that I had in mind.

I visited "Gyoza no Ousama Ryugin DiverCity" located a 4-minute walk from Odaiba Station. This restaurant has no relation to the famous Chinese restaurant in Asakusa called "Gyoza no Ousama". I arrived around 6:30 pm on a weekday and there was no wait. I was able to enter the restaurant smoothly. However, when I tried to order, the multiple staff members ignored me. I finally caught one staff member and ordered the Tan Tan Men with half-fried rice for 1,300 yen, which came with shredded cabbage. The food was served surprisingly quickly, in about 1.5 minutes. It seemed too fast, almost like it was microwaved. Both the Tan Tan Men and fried rice tasted like they were seasoned with artificial flavorings, making my mouth numb. I was disappointed that such a restaurant still exists in this day and age. Perhaps I should have gone to a chain restaurant like Ringer Hut instead. Overall, I couldn't enjoy the meal until the end.

I heard there were big dumplings here so I came to eat. They are big but the taste is quite ordinary. The filling doesn't have much flavor and there isn't much juice. There were only foreign staff and it was difficult to communicate for ordering drinks. I won't go back again.

I happened to have dinner at this place. The food court was about to close, so I decided to go up to the 6th floor restaurant area. After looking around, I ended up choosing this restaurant. It seemed like their specialty was the large dumplings. I wanted something to drink, so I ordered the "Gomoku Yakisoba" which wouldn't make me too full, and also the affordable "Ryuugin Large Dumplings" for 450 yen for 3 pieces. Tonight, I decided to have a Highball instead of beer. The Gomoku Yakisoba was okay, nothing special. And then, after about 7 minutes, the dumplings arrived. They were even bigger in person than in the picture! Despite their size, they were light and not too greasy, and delicious! I thought I would like to try the "Dumpling Set Meal" next time. By the way, are dumplings meant to be a snack with alcohol, or maybe they are considered a main dish like noodles? No, I think they are a proper side dish for rice. Anyway, these dumplings were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

Diversity Chinese. The staff are probably all Chinese. They may not be very friendly, but they mean no harm. The big dumplings are delicious. Usually, when you order "jumbo" or "big dumplings," the skin is big but the filling is small, but here the minced meat is thick and tasty. Truly big dumplings! The spiciness is just right and the prices are reasonable. The seats are spacious and relaxing. The staff may seem unfriendly because their Japanese is still not good, but they are actually kind.

Visited on a Saturday afternoon. There were many tempting restaurants in DiverCity, but I chose this one for its good value and quick service. Ordered the Oil-Drizzled Chicken set meal for 1250 yen with 2 dumplings. The food arrived in less than 10 minutes. The main dish, the Oil-Drizzled Chicken, was delicious with a hint of sweetness, possibly from using corn in the batter. It had a lot of skin and batter, but less meat. The dumplings were a good size, with a flavorful filling enhanced by oyster sauce, and a crispy skin that was juicy inside. Overall, it was a filling and good value meal.

The reviewer visited a restaurant while on a diet. They were unsure if they were sweating from the rain or the heat. They ordered a large portion of five-flavor fried rice, six large dumplings, and some shumai. The fried rice had a unique Chinese oil flavor, which they enjoyed with soy sauce and pepper. The dumplings were large, flat, juicy, and delicious. They enjoyed them with the remaining fried rice. The shumai was hot, juicy, and flavorful. Overall, they found the dumplings to be very delicious and thanked the restaurant for the tasty Chinese food.

After lunch, I accompanied the children shopping and before I knew it, it was evening. We decided to have dinner at this restaurant for the first time. The restaurant is known for its dumplings and has multiple locations in commercial facilities. It is not related to the Dumpling King in Asakusa. The dumplings have thick skins and are juicy, and the stir-fried pea shoots are a bit salty but make a good appetizer. The kids' plate had more food than expected, and the fried chicken was well-seasoned and crispy. The sauce for the Tianjin rice bowl was a bit sour, which was not to my liking. Overall, it's a good restaurant for lunch, especially in a commercial facility. Thank you for the meal!

Summer ramen and half fried rice set for 1100 yen. Definitely Odaiba prices. The noodles are extremely thin and soft, like real somen noodles. The soup is on the sweet side. The half fried rice is like frozen pilaf. It's crowded here, so it's understandable, but even at this price, it would be worth it if it were half off at 550 yen. Thank you for the meal.

There was no particular place to eat, so I entered at 12:15 on Sunday. It was almost full with about 90% of customers. I ordered and it came out in 13 minutes. By the way, the water is half self-service, they only bring a cup and you pour it from the water pot on the table, but the pot is only half full. The appearance is voluminous and looks very rich. First, the cabbage salad, the cabbage was so dry that I wondered if it could be like this. Then, the fried rice. The carrots and green peas in it were frozen. It didn't have much flavor. And then the ramen. It was quite loose but acceptable. It didn't have a strong sesame oil flavor, nor a fragrant aroma, nor a strong garlic taste, but it had a gentle and nice flavor. It's like its charm is that it doesn't have any particular charm. It tastes like something you would eat at a golf course restaurant in a Prince Hotel group. The portion size was really big. Due to the location, it was a bit on the expensive side. Thank you for the meal.

It was not delicious and I couldn't finish it. I ordered a set meal with tantanmen and half fried rice with gyoza topping, and also a dish of mixed vegetables. The gyoza had plenty of juicy filling and was delicious, but everything else was tough. The tantanmen had noodles that were like somen noodles and not tasty. The fried rice had a mix of vegetables but the taste was mediocre. The mixed vegetables dish had tough pork and the scallops had a strong smell. I won't go back again.

I went because I wanted to eat ramen, but the chive and liver dish might be better for elderly people lol Beer and gyoza are the best combo. I wonder if thin noodles are tastier for ramen. The set menu is a good deal and very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

It was cold and I felt like having noodles, so I stopped by. There was a ramen shop in the food court, but I chose a Chinese restaurant where I could eat calmly for the same price of 1000 yen. For lunch, they had set meals or noodle dishes with half fried rice, and the portions were too big. It would be nice if they had a lighter combination for individual items. Adding drinks or almond jelly separately would be good too. I was tempted by the Sanratan, but I chose the Gomoku soba for 1188 yen including tax. The noodles were thin and soft, with plenty of vegetables and shrimp, satisfying and just right in flavor. I also considered the gyoza. Thank you for the meal.

I stopped for lunch in the middle of shopping at a bargain sale. There were various noodle dishes available, but I was in the mood for fried rice so I ordered that. The jumbo dumplings seemed to be the recommended menu item, so I ordered two large dumplings packed full of filling. I would like to try the noodles next time.

In the shopping center in Aomi, Koto-ku, a Chinese restaurant specializing in dumplings has opened. I went for a lunch where alcohol was not available. The restaurant had only four-person table seats, and the atmosphere was geared towards tourists and business meetings. I was seated near a group of business diners, and I struggled to understand the menu which had a lot of dumpling options. I eventually found a set meal for 1100 yen which included a large dumpling. I also noticed that the only other dumpling option was to add 250 yen to other set meals or order dumplings separately for 450 yen for 3 pieces. I decided to order the set meal with the large dumpling after some mental calculation. The food arrived in 10 minutes on a tray with 6 dumplings, a small portion of rice, salad, pickles, and Chinese soup. I used disposable chopsticks to eat as there were no utensils provided on the tray. The dumplings were large and juicy, and the flavors were satisfying. After eating all 6 dumplings, I felt full and thought a single order of dumplings with a cold beer would be perfect. I completed the cashless payment in 21 minutes.

(Visit on 2021.12.19) Dragon Roar Big Dumpling Set Meal @1100 yen (tax included) Mapo Tofu Set Meal @1100 yen (tax included) The container of water on the table is filled with lots of lemon, but the FIRST drink didn't have much lemon scent, which was disappointing. There were few staff members, so it took some time to place the order, but once the order was in, the food came out quickly. The Mapo Tofu didn't have as much as shown in the menu's photo, so it felt a bit exaggerated. The taste was likely enhanced by the use of fermented black beans, giving it a slightly unique flavor. There was a good amount of Sichuan pepper compared to chili peppers, providing a nice numbing sensation, although I found the flavor a bit too strong. The egg soup, on the other hand, was quite bland. It would have been better if the Mapo Tofu was hotter. The rice didn't taste very good and the presentation was sloppy. The Big Dumpling was truly big and juicy, living up to its name. It tasted delicious even without any additional sauce. However, the price for just the dumpling set meal seemed a bit high for a four-digit number. It was also unusual not to have wet towels, especially in this day and age. Thank you for the meal.

Ordered the shredded pork with green peppers set meal and 2 dumplings. The shredded pork with green peppers had very little meat and mostly bamboo shoots, which was unsatisfying. The white rice was dry. The dumplings were large and juicy, providing a good texture. Being a tourist spot, it's understandable. There was only one staff member who was not very attentive. Even when making eye contact while waiting outside the restaurant, there was no acknowledgment and I was left waiting for a while. Even when other customers finished eating and were waiting at the register, the staff did not come over, so the customers had to call them over. If you think of it as recreating the atmosphere of a Chinese diner, it's not too bad.

Three dumplings for 495 yen, two Premium Malt beers for 580 yen each. A quick break for shopping, then a little drink. The dumplings tasted average but were big. It's helpful to have a place where you can use it like this.

It was delicious. The popular dumplings are large and satisfying to eat, but the taste is average. If you like the skin, I recommend it because you can eat a lot of it!