Harajuku Gyoza Potts Point

A fun place with tasty gyoza, but perhaps more suited as a fast food or causal bistro. The huge restaurant was a little intimidating for being one of the only two patrons when I visited. I really appreciated the effort put into designing the kawaii mascot and the cosy Japanese style serving dishes. Each of the plates had a different print! The service was also impeccable. Granted there was only one other customer, the lady was super friendly and attentive. She was generous and didn’t make a fuss when I requested mayo and ketchup for my fries! I also really enjoyed the food and was extremely happy when the new items that were not yet on the menu were available. The cheeseburger gyoza (9AUD) were nicely fried with a nice crunch and yet were not too oily. The cheese helped to get the meat together, but as a cheese lover I would have wanted more cheese with the meat. The foot long fries (8AUD) were definitely a monster to conquer, I think I still feel full after two days of finishing it myself. They were beautifully fried and the potatoes were creamy on the inside. But I wished there were more flavour on the batter. I definitely needed ketchup and mayo to add to the fries. All in all, I really enjoyed my experience at Harajuku Gyoza, but I’m not sure when I’ll be back. Now, if it were a street stall at a mall, I’ll probably visit every week 😜

This place has it all - amazing food, awesome décor, infectiously friendly vibe and staff. The waitresses there are all super friendly and definitely ensure you have a great time whilst there. Their gyozas and takoyaki balls are seriously tasty. If you are fortunate to find yourself there whilst they have their special soufflé pancakes on the menu, I highly recommend you try them! They only make two servings every 20 minutes, so as soon as you sit down put your name down for it! Definitely will be back here in the near future!

That was great lunch. We had some gyoza and rice bowl. It's bit small size for me but I enjoyed my meal. Specially potato sticks are great. Crispy and Soft. Some time I go to Chinese restaurant for dim sum. I will come here sometimes. bit oily so if you like crispy gyoza then you can come here. But if you don't like oily food? You can go dim sum restaurant. Restaurant is crean and staffs are friendly and kind

I really, really, really enjoyed this place! The atmosphere is very reminiscent of Japan with the jazz/slow music in the background, low light atmosphere, and very loud welcomes and goodbyes from the staff. The cheese gyoza was nice but nothing outstanding. We also had the lemongrass chicken gyoza and poached duck gyoza which honestly tasted the same to me but was delicious nonetheless. The salmon sashimi poke bowl was really nice, the salmon was fresh and there was SO much salad. The chicken katsu curry was my favourite! One of the best Japanese curry I have had in Sydney. The limited time souffle pancakes were good too, but make sure you ask them if they're available as they only make 4 pancakes every 20 minutes. The pancakes are so very soft! Definitely enjoyed my time here and will come again.

Great ambience and even better if you head here as a group. The service is efficient and helpful, and the ambience is super loud in the evenings. Food: excellent, as long as you stick to the dumplings Entertainment: it’s a fun place to be (definitely bordering on being boisterous)

Cheap and satisfying this place offers well made dumplings. Ignoring lack of Japanese authenticity Harajuku gyoza offers a good place to satisfy dumpling cravings. Along with cute desserts that are great for the visual spectacle.

Great spot for an easy meal. Food came out quickly and was pretty fresh. Staff are really nice and helpful.

Open gyoza pork belly. Original gyoza. Tempura eggplant. Chicken karaage. All four were delicious and washed down with a cold Kirin beer. Good atmosphere. Can't recommend this place enough. The girls serving the tables and the bar are very friendly. And Nutella gyoza for dessert is also a winner.

A fun place with tasty gyoza, but perhaps more suited as a fast food or causal bistro. The huge restaurant was a little intimidating for being one of the only two patrons when I visited. I really appreciated the effort put into designing the kawaii mascot and the cosy Japanese style serving dishes. Each of the plates had a different print! The service was also impeccable. Granted there was only one other customer, the lady was super friendly and attentive. She was generous and didn’t make a fuss when I requested mayo and ketchup for my fries! I also really enjoyed the food and was extremely happy when the new items that were not yet on the menu were available. The cheeseburger gyoza (9AUD) were nicely fried with a nice crunch and yet were not too oily. The cheese helped to get the meat together, but as a cheese lover I would have wanted more cheese with the meat. The foot long fries (8AUD) were definitely a monster to conquer, I think I still feel full after two days of finishing it myself. They were beautifully fried and the potatoes were creamy on the inside. But I wished there were more flavour on the batter. I definitely needed ketchup and mayo to add to the fries. All in all, I really enjoyed my experience at Harajuku Gyoza, but I’m not sure when I’ll be back. Now, if it were a street stall at a mall, I’ll probably visit every week 😜

This place has it all - amazing food, awesome décor, infectiously friendly vibe and staff. The waitresses there are all super friendly and definitely ensure you have a great time whilst there. Their gyozas and takoyaki balls are seriously tasty. If you are fortunate to find yourself there whilst they have their special soufflé pancakes on the menu, I highly recommend you try them! They only make two servings every 20 minutes, so as soon as you sit down put your name down for it! Definitely will be back here in the near future!

That was great lunch. We had some gyoza and rice bowl. It's bit small size for me but I enjoyed my meal. Specially potato sticks are great. Crispy and Soft. Some time I go to Chinese restaurant for dim sum. I will come here sometimes. bit oily so if you like crispy gyoza then you can come here. But if you don't like oily food? You can go dim sum restaurant. Restaurant is crean and staffs are friendly and kind

I really, really, really enjoyed this place! The atmosphere is very reminiscent of Japan with the jazz/slow music in the background, low light atmosphere, and very loud welcomes and goodbyes from the staff. The cheese gyoza was nice but nothing outstanding. We also had the lemongrass chicken gyoza and poached duck gyoza which honestly tasted the same to me but was delicious nonetheless. The salmon sashimi poke bowl was really nice, the salmon was fresh and there was SO much salad. The chicken katsu curry was my favourite! One of the best Japanese curry I have had in Sydney. The limited time souffle pancakes were good too, but make sure you ask them if they're available as they only make 4 pancakes every 20 minutes. The pancakes are so very soft! Definitely enjoyed my time here and will come again.

Great ambience and even better if you head here as a group. The service is efficient and helpful, and the ambience is super loud in the evenings. Food: excellent, as long as you stick to the dumplings Entertainment: it’s a fun place to be (definitely bordering on being boisterous)

Cheap and satisfying this place offers well made dumplings. Ignoring lack of Japanese authenticity Harajuku gyoza offers a good place to satisfy dumpling cravings. Along with cute desserts that are great for the visual spectacle.

Great spot for an easy meal. Food came out quickly and was pretty fresh. Staff are really nice and helpful.

Open gyoza pork belly. Original gyoza. Tempura eggplant. Chicken karaage. All four were delicious and washed down with a cold Kirin beer. Good atmosphere. Can't recommend this place enough. The girls serving the tables and the bar are very friendly. And Nutella gyoza for dessert is also a winner.