Gyoza sur Paris

For dumpling lovers, Gyoza House is one of those places you end up returning to almost without thinking. I go there very regularly, which is probably the sincerest compliment you can pay a Parisian restaurant. The service is quick, attentive, and efficient, without ever falling into that cold, mechanical quality you sometimes encounter in very busy establishments. This is a welcome quality, especially at lunchtime when every minute seems to be a negotiation with fate. As for the food, the gyozas are excellent: flavorful, well-executed, and comforting enough to make you want to order "just one more." I also recommend the Sakura mochi, delicate and fragrant, as well as the kimchi salad or the cucumber salad, perfect for accompanying the meal with a touch of freshness and character. A simple, efficient, and incredibly pleasant place. The kind of place you recommend to your friends first, before realizing that you may have just made it even more difficult to access during peak hours.

Great restaurant, lovely sunny terrace. Fast service and very good food. Friendly and attentive staff.

Gyoza House lives up to its name! From classic to more original flavors, there's something for everyone. The gyozas are delicious, well-prepared, and generous: a great place to try again and again.

I'm no gyoza expert, but these look very good and not too expensive. I wouldn't recommend the pork ones, which I found a bit bland, but the honey mustard chicken is amazing.

Great restaurant, I recommend it.

Very good address. I recommend it.

A must-try! The gyozas are homemade and prepared right in front of you. I had the beef ones, delicious! The staff is welcoming and helpful. All this at very reasonable prices. A great find! 😋😋😋

For a self-service restaurant, the prices are a bit high. Expect to pay over €20 to eat your fill.

Very nice and inexpensive place

We recently came for lunch as a group. We were seated quickly, the restaurant and restrooms were clean, and the service was pleasant. The gyozas were very good. We also appreciated the attention given when we ordered a plate of gyoza chips with hot sauce: the server immediately pointed out that the sauce was hot and mentioned my child, which was very thoughtful. However, several issues arose during the service. One dish was brought with extra items, which were taken back after we had started eating and talking over it. Regarding the gyozas, since several flavors are offered on the same plate, it's difficult to identify which flavor corresponds to which. This makes it hard to verify that everyone has received the flavors they ordered. When it came time for dessert, one of them was served frozen, making it impossible to eat with a spoon. After we pointed it out, it was removed and then placed back on the table with the explanation that there were no more available. Finally, when we paid, a drink had been omitted from the bill and was added afterward. The overall impression is of a pleasant place with good food, but with sometimes disorganized service during our visit, for a price that remains quite high.