Eating Out: Harajuku Gyoza

This is a follow up to my eating vegan in the Brisbane CBD post from last week. Harajuku Gyoza is a Japanese chain that has a location in the CBD, and I met up with my friend Amy for lunch there one day after my appointment had finished. They have a few vegan options marked on the menu.

It can get pretty busy at times, but we had no problems getting a seat on a Wednesday lunch time. Check out the cute plates!



We decided to order one of almost every vegan dish, of course. We started with their namesake, some vegetable gyoza.



And of course, what sort of vegans would we be if we did not order some edamame?



These were some fun open gyozas. They don't seem to be on the menu anymore, so I can't remember exactly what they were called. But they had tofu and cabbage in them, the wrapping was crispy.



The eggplant tempura came out in two giant pieces, but was exceptional. My favourite!



To finish, there was the Original Raindrop Cake, an agar-set concoction. It was more fun to play with than it was to eat, it jiggled hilariously! It was served with some sweet sauce and soil, which gave a bit of flavour.



Harajuku Gyoza - Albert Lane, 141 Queen Street, Brisbane

Cute Kitty Photo of the Post



This little sweetie is Joanie, who was one of our adoption kittens. Joanie was born with a little bob tail, and is so sweet and clever and plays fetch! Happily, this little girl was adopted by some amazing clients!