“ Cool speakeasy entrance vibe! Went right when it opened so it was pretty empty, service was fast since we were the only ones there. Gyozas were really tasty and fresh. Wouldn't order sushi again from this place and would just stick to the gyozas. ”

“ Great date spot! I absolutely love the dark ambiance in here. Dim lights and house music playing inside while you get to enjoy your food and drinks! What we tried: dipping noodles, pork gyoza, pork belly bowl, and lemon sours!! I was really impressed with the the dipping noodles. It was so flavorful and large enough to share. The broth was super rich and tasty. The pork gyozas were crispy on the outside yet so juicy on the inside. The pork belly bowl was you typical pork bowl - the pork was juicy. We had lemon sours while we waited to be seated. Check in on yelp prior to arrival to be on the list! We waited around 25 minutes to be seated. The restaurant itself is very small and limited on seating. It is also a stand up bar waiting area all around the restaurant. I do think it is on the pricey side, but it is an experience to live and try. They have a parking lot, but it gets filled up. ”

“ This was my second time at gyoza bar and it did not disappoint! 5/5 pork gyoza - so flavorful and crispy and juicy 5/5 crispy rice with spicy tuna - the flavors and textures are crazy!! 5/5 salad - so fresh and crispy, the dressing is really refreshing You sit at the counter and service is really quick. The EDM music is such a vibe and it's not too loud but still adds to the ambiance. Lastly, the owner (I think?) is really friendly and seems to care a lot about the guests' experience, which is a plus. Great date idea: gyoza bar followed by indigo cow for Hokkaido soft serve - it's just down the street so you can walk over ”

“ Super cool spot on Sunset Blvd in Echo Park! Gyoza Bar was a random discover while in the area. I loved the ambiance, vibes, and decor. It was impossible not to stop in and check it out. The food did not disappoint, either. Definitely try the Gyoza at Gyoza Bar! They have a lot of fun drink options to choose from, as well. I hope to dine here again soon! ”

“ I visited this spot on a Wednesday night with a friend. It's a nice intimate restaurant, would be good for a date night! The restaurant is set up around a bar, so you're seated with other parties next to you. The decor is great, really adds to the intimate ambiance. They play some cool film and music. They have a yelp waitlist in order to be seated. again it's a small restaurant so the wait for 2 was around 30 minutes. The staff was really nice and the bathroom and restaurant was really clean. We ordered the salmon sashimi, spicy tuna crispy rice, and pork gyozas to share. The food was good but nothing special-- tasted pretty average. It came out to $65 for these 3 sharable dishes, which is pretty steep. We did have a lot of gyozas leftover though. I would visit again really for the ambiance if I'm ever in the area. ”

“ This restaurant had a great environment and even better food! The exterior was adorable - it looked like an actual bar with a little gyoza sign. The interior was even cuter, with almost a futuristic feel because of the video screens playing in the background. The service was super fast. Since all the seats encircle one bar, it was really convenient to place orders and receive food. The food was so delicious. I tried both the pork and vegan gyoza, and every piece was packed with flavor. There was so much juice inside, and the gyoza was cooked to perfection. My absolute favorite dish was the Tsukemen Dipping Noodle. The noodles were chewy, and the sauce was tangy. I could not get enough of the warm, slightly zesty, slightly spicy dipping sauce. It had such a unique flavor profile. I will absolutely be returning for more gyoza and the dipping noodle! Both were phenomenal. ”

“ Semi hidden gyoza bar, there is a main lobby inside where you can join the waitlist or order Togo if necessary. We ordered: - vegan gyoza - pork gyoza - pork bowl - salmon sashimi - lemon sour My fav had to be the vegan gyoza which is actually surprising....my least fav was the lemon sour. Service was good but not amazing? Manager was super nice but the other workers were kinda whatever. Parking is on the backstreet by the houses, rarely any street parking because the area is popular for restaurants ”

“ Love this place! It's kind of small (literally a bar with maybe 10 seats max) and can get really busy. Even then they still have a standing bar (no wait usually) which can be a cute vibe too! I didn't really try any of the drinks but of the few sips I had they were tasty. A bit expensive but not entirely unworth. The food is what I really came for. We tried the Gyoza (4/5) - well cooked and flavored but nothing that stood out. Still worth trying Tsukemen (5/5) - delicious and well cooked. The noodles are so bouncy and the sauce is really flavorful. It can also be a portion for 2! Pork belly bowl (4/5) - loved how fatty and thick it was. Cold tofu (6/5) - MY FAVORITE DISH HERE. Went back once just to get it. Such strong flavors and really nice crunch that you can't get anywhere else ”