http://www.gyozabarann.com.au/ versus http://harajukugyoza.com/
Godzilla versus Megalon
The new kid on the block
Irasshaimase!

Godzilla versus Megalon
I must admit I am a bit late to the Gyoza phenomenon. Don't get me wrong, like most people I love a good dumpling, but for me they have always been the starter for the 'main show' in some of my favourite asian restaurants. It is with interest that I have watched the birth of the Gyoza movement in Brisbane and most notably in the Valley with the opening of specialist dumpling houses. Even more amazing to me is the queues I have seen forming out the front of some of these restaurants. With the recent opening of the newest Gyoza restaurant down in Emporium in the Valley, I though it timely to test out the Ann Gyoza, new comer and (slightly) more established Harajuku Gyoza.
The new kid on the block
Irasshaimase!
After a long hot walk from the CBD to Emporium in the valley it was great to be welcomed into Ann Gyoza the the traditional Japanese welcome. I had heard a lot of really positive things about Ann Gyoza lately and decided there was no better way to confirm than coming in to check it out. Located in the Emporium complex, Ann Gyoza is tucked away around the back and certainly looks the part of a Japanese Gyoza restaurant with the area transformed by lots of clean lines, hanging tapestry with fittings and fixtures made almost exclusively with wood.