Asia Ginger Teriyaki & Roll includes gyoza on its menu alongside teriyaki and sushi rolls, typically serving fried dumplings with a meat filling as a side.[28] The appeal of these gyoza is their role as a bridge between grilled plates and maki, giving you a bit of a Japanese snack-bar feel in a teriyaki shop. On the plate, they arrive in a compact portion with a crisp exterior and a soft interior, easy to share or add onto a combo. The restaurant is highlighted in city guides as part of a group of teriyaki shops where fried sides like gyoza round out the menu.[28]