Okei

Savor Tokyo's best gyoza at Okei, a historic dumpling haven near Iidabashi Station renowned for its authentic flavors and cozy atmosphere.
Restaurant Details
Okei, a culinary gem in Chiyoda City, Tokyo, has been delighting patrons with its authentic Chinese dumplings for over six decades. This beloved eatery, tucked away in the charming Kagurazaka district, offers a cozy retreat where the aroma of freshly cooked gyoza fills the air. Each dumpling is a masterpiece, featuring a crispy golden shell that encloses a mouthwatering blend of succulent meat and fresh vegetables.
Located conveniently near the lively Iidabashi Station, Okei is easily accessible to both locals and tourists looking for a quick yet memorable culinary experience. Beyond the renowned gyoza, the menu boasts an array of Chinese classics, including flavorful fried rice and the ever-popular tanmen noodles, attracting food enthusiasts from near and far.
The restaurant's ambiance is steeped in nostalgia, with its traditional decor providing a perfect setting for intimate dinners, casual lunches, and vibrant family gatherings. The attentive and friendly staff add to the warm experience, ensuring every visit is as delightful as the last. Whether you're a gyoza aficionado or a first-time visitor, Okei promises a genuine taste of Chinese cuisine right in the heart of Tokyo.
Chef Hiroshi Tanaka, a maestro of Chinese culinary arts, leads the kitchen with passion and skill, ensuring that every dish is crafted to perfection. His dedication to preserving traditional recipes while embracing innovation has earned Okei a esteemed reputation in Tokyo's vibrant food scene.
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Okei Address
2-12-16 Fujimi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0071
Okei Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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