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Handmade gyoza is one of their specialties. The restaurant offers a wide variety of gyoza, including yaki-gyoza, sui-gyoza, and deep-fried gyoza. The yaki-gyoza has a reputation for its chewy skin and juicy filling, which attracts many customers. By insisting on handmade gyoza, the restaurant maintains a consistent high quality from the skin to the filling, and has been featured in a magazine in the past as having the "best gyoza in Japan.

Opened in 1982. Selected as one of the 100 best gyoza restaurants in the "EAT LOG". Located in Hatagaya, Tokyo, it is loved by many as a warm Chinese restaurant.

In his 20s, he trained at famous Chinese restaurants such as Tokyo Daihanten and Madame Chang's, where he was exposed to authentic dim sum techniques and Chinese food culture. With this experience, he became independent at the age of 33 and opened "您好" with the desire to "open a restaurant with just delicious dumplings. His outstanding gyoza are loved by many people.