Gyoza sur Paris

A must-visit place for Gyoza lovers. A multitude of flavors that are just as tasty as the others.

The gyoza are very good, we were served quickly and we had a good time.

Very very good! Super fast service, nice people mr. But expensive I think, 18 euros and it's eaten quickly.

I recently visited this Japanese restaurant, known for its focus on gyoza, and had a mixed experience. Starting with the positives, the fried chicken and gyoza teriyaki were absolutely delicious—crispy, flavorful, and well-prepared. These were definitely the highlights of the meal. However, the majority of the other gyoza flavors fell flat for me. They were too bland and lacked the punch I was expecting from a gyoza specialty restaurant. The drink I ordered was also overly sweet, which didn’t complement the meal well. The service started off nice but felt rushed toward the end. It was disappointing to see my friend’s plate taken away while they were still eating—this detracted from what could have been a more relaxed dining experience. As for the interior, it’s simple and basic, which is fine, but nothing particularly noteworthy. Overall, while there were some standout dishes, but I believe there’s room for improvement in the flavors and pacing of the service.

Reversed order, the gyoza still all looked the same.

First experience and it looks so good❤️🙈

Calm atmosphere, we can hear each other talking! Great gyoza, big choice. A little expensive for the other dishes.

I cried It's exquisite, it's quick, it's simple, gastronomy is not small dishes on large plates but exotic and effective dishes, thank you

And good place to taste very good gyozas

Don't be fooled by appearances... Although they appear crispy, gyozas are not in reality, it's deceptive. It’s a real shame because they are good, and the recipes are varied, but the texture play is not present and in the mouth it is soft on each side. I deduce that the cooking is not mastered, and that's not normal when your name is Gyoza House 🥟. The coconut balls for €5.50, not sure if they're homemade... Tasteless and similar to what you'd get in an average restaurant. In short, we can't find it in terms of quality/price ratio.