Gyoza
at ISSIAN
★ 4.3 on Dishy
8–12
Issian Stone Grill serves gyoza as pan-fried dumplings with a seasoned meat filling, typically offered as part of its lineup of Japanese small plates.[1] What makes this version notable is how it fits into the restaurant’s charcoal and grill-focused approach, often arriving with a nicely crisped exterior that complements the smoky flavors from other dishes. As you eat them, the dumplings give a satisfying bite with a juicy middle and lightly chewy wrapper, working well as a shared appetizer at the table. An editorial guide on Seattle’s gyoza scene includes Issian among its recommended spots, reinforcing its status as a reliable place for this dish.[1]
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