Gyoza 24 Jikan Gyoza Sakaba in Tokyo (2026) | Compare 16+ Tours

Reservations are not typically required, but expect a wait during peak dinner hours. It is a casual, walk-in style izakaya.

While many staff speak limited English, they often provide visual menus or use translation apps to help you order gyoza varieties.

Try their various pan-fried gyoza styles and pairing them with their selection of Japanese draft beers or highballs.

Check your specific branch location, but most are easily accessible via Tokyo's subway lines. Use Google Maps for real-time walking directions.

Most gyoza contain pork. It is best to ask staff specifically about vegetable-only options, as meat is a staple in their recipes.

It is very budget-friendly. You can enjoy a satisfying meal of gyoza and drinks for roughly 1,500 to 3,000 JPY per person.

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