Harajuku Gyoza Fortitude Valley - CLOSED
Home of dessert gyoza and that raindrop cake.
Overview
Things to bring to Harajuku Gyoza: 1. Your inner anime character, 2. A sense of celebration, 3. An empty stomach, 4. Paracetamol for your ear-ache afterwards. From the minute you step through the giant heavy sumo-like door, you are greeted with a loud "Irasshaimase!", which is Japanese for "Welcome, come in".
The gyoza (dumpling) menu is impressive and for all the lovers of these parcels of pleasure, the peanut butter and white chocolate gyoza dessert is a bucket-list worthy treat — as is the famed raindrop cake. Without a doubt, Harajuku Gyoza is renowned for its fun atmosphere and gorgeous staff equipped with some serious pipes. Don't believe it? Order a shot of celebratory sake and watch what happens.
Image: Tim Ireland.
Information
Hours
Fri
12-11pm
Sat
12-11pm
Sun
12-11pm
Mon
12-11pm
Tue
12-11pm
Wed
12-11pm
Thu
12-11pm
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