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Japanese snack maker develops portable gyoza you can eat anywhere, anytime
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Master Blaster
Oct 15, 2018 - Tweet
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- (food • gyoza • Gyoza No Manma • potstickers • snacks • SNJO • UHA Mikakuto)
100-yen gyoza gadget helps you make delicious dumplings in the blink of an eye
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Jamie Koide
Feb 28, 2016
Fulfill your craving for gyoza dumplings anytime, anywhere with this popular device from Japanese 100 yen store chain Daiso.
- Japan
- (100 yen shops • cooking • Daiso • dumplings • gyoza • Japanese food • potstickers)
There’s this new potsticker (aka gyza, aka dumpling) restaurant that opened in Paris, that people are actually lining up to get into. We wondered what all the fuss was about, so we went there to check it out ourselves. Read More
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