Name: Gyoza No Ohsho
Address: 5 Koek Road, #01-10, Cuppage Plaza, Singapore, 228796, SG
Telephone: +65 6735 7068
Price range: $-$$

Question 1

What is Gyoza No Ohsho?

Accepted Answer

Gyoza No Ohsho (餃子の王将) is Singapore's only outlet of one of Japan's most iconic restaurant chains. The Ohsho chain operates over 700 restaurants across Japan and is famous for its gyoza (pan-fried dumplings), fried rice, and Japanese-style Chinese dishes. The Singapore outlet at Cuppage Plaza serves the same style of food that has made the chain beloved in Japan for decades: freshly made gyoza with crispy golden skin and juicy pork filling, hearty ramen in various regional styles, fried rice with wok hei, karaage (fried chicken), and Chinese-Japanese comfort dishes. It is one of the most affordable Japanese restaurants on Orchard Road.

Question 2

How much does Gyoza No Ohsho cost?

Accepted Answer

Very budget-friendly. Signature gyoza S$5-6++ (6 pieces). Ramen: Sapporo Miso S$17++, Hakodate Shio S$16++, Tonkotsu S$17++, Chilli Ramen S$16++, Tamago Ramen S$12++. Fried Rice from S$8++. Set meals: S$15-21++ (ramen + fried rice, or gyoza + fried rice combinations). Dinner sets from S$18++. Most diners spend S$15-25++ per person. All takeaway available.

Question 3

Is Gyoza No Ohsho open late at night?

Accepted Answer

Yes — one of Orchard's best late-night Japanese options. Monday to Saturday: 11:30AM to 2:30AM. Sunday and Public Holidays: 12PM to midnight. Located in the bar district around Cuppage Plaza, it makes an excellent supper spot after drinks.

Question 4

Where is Gyoza No Ohsho?

Accepted Answer

5 Koek Road, #01-10, Cuppage Plaza, Singapore 228796 — on the ground floor, near the side entrance. Unlike the other Japanese restaurants in Cuppage Plaza (which are on higher floors), Gyoza No Ohsho is easily accessible at street level. Nearest MRT: Somerset (NS23), about 5 minutes walk.

Question 5

What style of food does Gyoza No Ohsho serve?

Accepted Answer

Gyoza No Ohsho serves Japanese-style Chinese food (中華料理 in Japanese, 'chuuka ryouri'). This is a well-established category in Japan — Chinese dishes adapted to Japanese tastes over decades. Think: gyoza (not Chinese jiaozi — the Japanese version is thinner-skinned, crisper, and lighter), fried rice with Japanese seasoning, ramen in various regional broths, sweet and sour pork (subuta), egg fu yung, and karaage. It is comfort food in the truest sense — unpretentious, filling, and deeply satisfying.

Question 6

Is Gyoza No Ohsho the same chain as in Japan?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Gyoza No Ohsho (餃子の王将) operates over 700 outlets in Japan and is one of the country's most recognisable casual dining chains. The Singapore Cuppage Plaza outlet is the only Ohsho in Singapore, serving the same style of Japanese-Chinese comfort food that has made the chain a national institution in Japan. Many diners who have visited Japan recognise the taste immediately.

Question 7

Do I need a reservation?

Accepted Answer

No reservation needed — walk-in only, first-come-first-served. About 24 seats. It can get busy during peak dinner hours and late-night weekends, but turnover is quick.

Question 8

Is Gyoza No Ohsho halal?

Accepted Answer

No, Gyoza No Ohsho is not halal-certified. The menu includes pork (gyoza filling, chashu, tonkotsu broth), chicken, and potentially alcohol in cooking.

Pan-Fried Gyoza (6 pcs)	S$5-6++
Deep-Fried Gyoza	S$6++

Fried Rice	From S$8++
Karaage	~S$8++
Subuta	~S$12++
Set Meals	S$15-21++
Dinner Set (full spread)	S$18++

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Tamago Ramen	S$12++
Hakodate Shio Ramen	S$16++
Chilli Ramen	S$16++
Sapporo Miso Ramen	S$17++
Tonkotsu Ramen	S$17++