Itsu Chicken Gyoza Dinner Dumplings, 240g (Frozen)

Addictively good, made up the dipping sauce as per recipe on the packaging - just wow. Thanks

I love japanese food and this is my favorite. It tastes good and quick and easy to make. Don't let it stay in the boiling water for a long, just 10 min ( depending on your oven) or less is enough. When you throw it in the boiling water, after 5 minutes just check one of them, use fork and if it looks cooked, then it is ready.

I am sure these will be delicious, but they were well on their way to thawing, and ditto the cold block, soaking the bag, big puddle of water on floor, and I unpacked as soon as they were delivered. I refroze promptly, and hope for the best. They were delicious. I am buying more, and some veggie ones. They steam very well in my microwave steamer. Usually frozen items arrive well frozen from Amazon fresh.

Delicious and easy to make, I like this as much as the prawn version and rate them above the pork version

I tried the Itsu Chicken Gyoza Dinner Dumplings (240g, frozen), which I bought for £3.95. They are steamed Asian-style wheat parcels filled with chicken and vegetables. They cook very quickly, ready in about 3½ minutes, which is handy for a fast meal. Taste-wise they were decent and convenient, though nothing special. They are high in protein, which is a plus. I would say they are good for a quick dinner or snack, especially if you have Amazon Prime for delivery and easy returns if something goes wrong.

Tasty, value for money, quick and easy meal

Tasty easy cooked steam in microwave 3mins

First of all, I recommend steaming and then browning the bottoms of them in a SMALL SPLASH of sesame oil, this will have them resemble a potsticker and the texture is really good. Secondly, the flavour of these is meh. Very American and not at all like any Gyoza/Jiaozi I’ve had cooked by Asian establishments. They’re passible with a soy and sesame based sauce accompanying them though.