Gyoza Restaurants in Makati
The best places in Makati to eat Gyoza. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Makati who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Makati, Unit B, Convergys Building, Ayala Avenue, Legaspi Village, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"Have always been a fan of this Japanese resto, their dishes are really tasty and have a good amount of serving. The makis, ramen and katsudon for me are the best dishes here. Reasonable prices! "
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City: Makati, Food Odyssey, 11th Floor, LKG Tower, Ayala Avenue, Salcedo Village, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"I didn't think the ramen or gyoza were authentic, but both basically taste good. Served hot and strong. Ordered here in soft launch mode. So expect that the service will not go smoothly. Nice and friendly staff. Affordable prices."
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City: Makati, Little Tokyo, 2277 Chino Roces Avenue, Legaspi Village, Makati City, 1229, Philippines
"Big big fan of Japanese food! The only downside is that it can be a bit expensive. While it applies to most of the Japanese restaurants I know (except Tokyo Tokyo), Yamazaki is proof that Japanese cuisine can be cheap yet authentic. Yamazaki is a hole in the wall restaurant in Little Tokyo Makati. It looks like a restaurant outside, but when you step inside its doors you will be surprised that the first thing you would see is the grocery store that sells Japanese products. <br>
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What I like about the hotel is that it serves good Japanese food with huge portions but for a cheaper price. I think it has something to do with the cost of the interior (design of the whole) so it's not as expensive as the others. <br>
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I love the food and everything about it, but what I don't like is the ambience and other waitresses who are a bit "rude". All in all, everything is more than ok ????"
4.3
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City: Makati, POS Building, Scout Mandriñan Street Corner Tomas Morato, South Triangle, Tomas Morato, Quezon City, 1203, Makati, Philippines
"You can't help but fall in love with the simplicity and the humble interior of this restaurant. It's small and quite hidden, a perfect getaway with your friends or maybe even your relatives whenever you're into some warm, cosy meals at very reasonable prices. Despite the odd but extremely popular reputation of vegan food being soulless and bland, Wabi Sabi, like many other vegan/vegetarian restaurant nowadays, is anything but.<br>
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We arrived at Wabi Sabi at about 8:20pm after a long walk. We weren't familiar with the place so we had to ask around.<br>
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NOTE: Upon asking for directions, just mention The Collective and when you get there, just ask some of the waitresses to get to Wabi Sabi. You'll pass by the comfort rooms and then at the very straight end, you'll find Wabi Sabi beside Juicesabel (Another vegan/vegetarian restaurant that I ought to try next time) on the right side.<br>
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I ordered the Banh Mi and Mushroom Shumai while my cousin, who wasn't a vegan, ordered the...
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3.8
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3.8
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City: Makati, 7274 Malugay Street, San Antonio Village, San Antonio, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"We rented a place nearby and wanted to eat dinner within the area. I suggested to check the Collective and we found Wabi-Sabi. The food that they serve are vegetarian meals.<br>
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It was indeed a good choice! No guilt noodle soup! I ordered tomyum while my dad had viet pho. My mom and brother had tantanmen. We ordered those three because the others were not available. We also added harumaki for sharing. At first, we just ordered one harumaki until we ordered another and then another one! It was very flavorful and chewy. It's like fried tekamaki. The tomyum is sour, not much of a fan for the veggies that tasted odd but I enjoyed it especially the tofu and other cold cuts. The viet pho was like my tomyum except that it wasn't sour and had different toppings. I like the noodles used for tomyum and viet pho which was chewy. A different noodle compared to that of famous Chinese and Japanese cuisine. The tantanmen is sesame oil based so it's for people who like that kind. Although the noodles were just instant the veggies were fresh.<br>
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The place was just small but I like their staff. They were very accomodating and friendly. I'll definitely be back for their harumaki!"
3.8
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City: Makati, Ground Floor, Acrocity Building, Antipolo Street, Poblacion, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"Had dinner here with my office friends, and everything tasted so good. We ordered two cheese katsu sets, and one katsu set. They were generous with their servings. The miso soup tasted authentic. Gyoza was cooked just right. Delicious food for an affordable price Serving was pretty quick, too. Waited less than minutes."
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City: Makati, Ground Floor, Aegis People's Support Building, Gil Puyat Corner Ayala Avenue, Legaspi Village, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"Mount Katsu is huuuge! Definitely good for sharing. It comes with onion rings and a giant slab of Katsu. The Makirito was delicious, as long as you get the Karaage one. My friend said the Kani Makirito was mostly rice and not enough kani Potato balls are delicious. Tempura was okay. Better get the at rather than the at Ramen broth tastes good but the noodles are clumpy and worse than convenience store instant noodles There is a female server that needs to be reminded several times if you ask for anything. Low rating is mostly because of this."
3.7
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3.7
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City: Makati, Little Tokyo, 2277 Chino Roces Avenue, Legaspi Village, Makati City, 1229, Philippines
"Here for dinner in a cool rain night. it is in little tokyo, and what tempted me was the dame at the reception said they have kakiage udon it was just not included in the menu. it turned out that they had not, so I settled for tempura udon. it was expensive considering that there was only one, an okra and aubergine. for its price I would get double garnel in other Japanese restaurants. serving the soul and udon was however great and quite delicious. my man has thunfish on rice flour and he liked him."
3.6
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3.6
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City: Makati, Little Tokyo, 2277 Chino Roces Avenue, Legaspi Village, Makati City, 1229, Philippines
"One of my favorite resto in little tokyo aside from their sushi roll, sashimi and grilled items another best thing is the japanese shabu-shabu or the yosenabe. #oishi"
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4.5
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City: Makati, Level 2, Greenbelt 3, Ayala Center, Greenbelt, Makati City, Philippines
"My green king is always perfect ???????? great food, great service! Take advantage of their limited kings! Truffle king is good, but Ebi king is my fave limited king so far."
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Gyoza
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Price
The Average price for Gyoza is:
$6.7
Ingredients
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Gr Of Haché Pork
- Qty. 350
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Of the Poireau
- Qty. 150
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Minced Garlic Cloves
- Qty. 3
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Cm de gingembre haché
- Qty. 2
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Table tablespoon sesame oil
- Qty. 1
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Teaspoon Of Tapioca Flour
- Qty. 1
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Salted pepper
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Gyoza Dough
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