Gyoza Go! Madrid – My gyozas place in Madrid
Gyoza Go! is a charming little spot that shows you don't need fancy surroundings to experience amazing flavours. Specialising in the art of gyoza making, the menu, though modest, showcases a dedication to authenticity. With selections ranging from pork and chive to beef and shrimp, each dumpling is meticulously prepared, promising a genuine taste of Asian cuisine.
Despite its lack of grandeur, Gyoza Go! holds a charm that's both inviting and intimate. The portions are generous, ensuring satisfaction, and the prices are unexpectedly affordable, with meals priced between €1–10, underscoring the idea that exquisite dining doesn't have to be expensive.
The efficient and friendly service further enhanced the experience, solidifying this unpretentious spot as a favoured destination. Gyoza Go! stands as a poignant reminder that true culinary delight often comes in the most humble packages, proving that elegance is not a prerequisite for a memorable meal.
About this spot
Pl. del Comandante las Morenas, 5, Centro, 28013 Madrid
- Mon - Thu 12:00 - 00:00, Fri - Sun 12:00 - 00:30
Meal:
€
10
+34
911198033
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