Gyoza no Kacchan Looks Set to Open in Kofuen Near Nishinomiya-Kitaguchi Station on May 27

It looks like “Nikujiru Seisakusho Gyoza no Kacchan” is opening in Kofuen near Nishinomiya-kitaguchi Station.

Quoted from part-time job listing information for Gyoza no Kacchan Nishinomiya-kitaguchi Store | Find part-time and casual jobs on TownWork

Nikujiru Seisakusho
Gyoza no Kacchan
Opening Wednesday, May 27

Here it is on the map↓

The address is Square Kofu B1F, 1-6-9 Kofuen, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.

Area around “Gyoza no Kacchan Nishinomiya-kitaguchi Store”

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Gyoza no Kacchan Nishinomiya-kitaguchi Store appears to be opening on the basement first floor of this brick-style building.

If you go this way, you’ll find Sushi Sakaba Sashisu at the end of the street. Turn right and you’ll find KFC, Izakaya Fujiya, Nishikita Park, and Nishinomiya-kitaguchi Station.

If you go in the opposite direction, you’ll reach the Tsutogawa River. It’s around Kofubashi Bridge.

What is “Gyoza no Kacchan”?

Quoted from Gyoza no Kacchan Nishinomiya-kitaguchi Store [Official]

“Gyoza no Kacchan” is a gyoza-focused izakaya with locations mainly in Osaka, as well as across Japan in places like Tokyo and Nagoya.

They seem to offer a wide variety of gyoza, including pan-fried gyoza, boiled gyoza, and more unique options, along with karaage fried chicken, side dishes, and finishing dishes. Gyoza starts at around 200 yen per plate, making it reasonably priced, and they also offer all-you-can-eat-and-drink courses, so the price range looks easy to enjoy casually. With its Showa-retro interior, it seems like a lively spot that would be great for a drink after work, drinking parties, or group gatherings.

Menu

Quoted from Gyoza no Kacchan

They have 10 kinds of gyoza alone🥟 It looks like a place where you could go all in on gyoza, or just stop by for a light drink and a few bites, so it seems pretty convenient. On the official website, it looks like every item has a photo, and you can also see more details such as the drink menu. There were also photos of the interior.

It seems like a fun place to order a bunch of different dishes with friends and compare different kinds of gyoza. If you’re curious, check it out〜