Niko Niko Gyoza has teamed up with Itaewon Mikawa-Anjo for a Korean-inspired collaboration menu in Aichi. The autumn Korean Fair begins October 1, 2026, at all Niko Niko Gyoza locations.
The menu combines Korean dishes with the restaurant’s signature gyoza, bringing two new dumpling creations together with Korean bar food. The collaboration is connected to Itaewon Mikawa-Anjo, a Korean restaurant located about one minute on foot from JR Mikawa-Anjo Station.
The seven-item lineup includes Cheese Dakgalbi Gyoza for ¥1,309 (tax included), Green Chili Gyoza for ¥549 (tax included), Nakgopsae for ¥1,759 (tax included), Sundubu Jjigae for ¥879 (tax included), Fresh Kimchi Assortment for ¥989 (tax included), Bean Sprout Namul for ¥439 (tax included), and Dubai Chocolate Mochi Ice Cream for ¥759 (tax included).
About the Korean Gyoza Collaboration
Cheese Dakgalbi Gyoza
The signature collaboration dish combines the flavors of cheese dakgalbi with Niko Niko Gyoza’s dumplings. An eight-piece serving costs ¥1,309 (tax included).
Green Chili Gyoza
Green Chili Gyoza adds a sharp chili accent to the Korean Fair lineup. Five pieces cost ¥549 (tax included).
Nakgopsae
This Korean hot pot brings together octopus, offal, and shrimp. Nakgopsae is priced at ¥1,759 (tax included).
Fresh Kimchi Assortment
The assortment uses yam, green pepper, and young corn for a range of textures beyond traditional napa cabbage kimchi. It costs ¥989 (tax included).
Itaewon Mikawa-Anjo
Itaewon Mikawa-Anjo is the Korean restaurant behind the collaboration. The restaurant is about one minute from JR Mikawa-Anjo Station.
Niko Niko Gyoza Iwatsuka
The Iwatsuka location is one of the Niko Niko Gyoza stores offering the seven-item Korean Fair menu.
Inside Niko Niko Gyoza Iwatsuka
The casual dining room is designed for enjoying gyoza, Korean dishes, and drinks in a relaxed restaurant setting.
The collaboration brings together two brands operated by Aizu: Niko Niko Gyoza, known for its gyoza dining concept, and Itaewon, which focuses on casual Korean cuisine. The new dumplings reinterpret familiar Korean flavors in a format designed for sharing at a gyoza bar.
Highlights
- Cheese Dakgalbi Gyoza: eight pieces for ¥1,309 (tax included).
- Green Chili Gyoza: five pieces for ¥549 (tax included), with a spicy green chili accent.
- Nakgopsae combines octopus, offal, and shrimp in a Korean hot pot for ¥1,759 (tax included).
- The seven-item Korean Fair also includes Sundubu Jjigae, Bean Sprout Namul, Fresh Kimchi Assortment, and Dubai Chocolate Mochi Ice Cream.
- Itaewon’s signature 120-minute all-you-can-eat Samgyeopsal is available for adults aged 13 and over at ¥2,490, or ¥2,739 including tax.
- Draft beer is priced at ¥299 per glass at Itaewon Mikawa-Anjo.
Menu & Event Details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Niko Niko Gyoza and Itaewon Korean Fair |
| Menu / items | Green Chili Gyoza (5 pieces); Cheese Dakgalbi Gyoza (8 pieces); Nakgopsae; Sundubu Jjigae; Bean Sprout Namul; Fresh Kimchi Assortment; Dubai Chocolate Mochi Ice Cream |
| Release date | October 1, 2026 |
| Period | From October 1, 2026; end date not specified in the release |
| Location | All Niko Niko Gyoza locations in Aichi |
| Stores | Niko Niko Gyoza stores: Chiryu, Anjo, Kariya, Toyota, Iwatsuka, Otagawa, and Okazaki |
| Price | Green Chili Gyoza, 5 pieces: ¥549 (tax included); Cheese Dakgalbi Gyoza, 8 pieces: ¥1,309 (tax included); Nakgopsae: ¥1,759 (tax included); Sundubu Jjigae: ¥879 (tax included); Bean Sprout Namul: ¥439 (tax included); Fresh Kimchi Assortment: ¥989 (tax included); Dubai Chocolate Mochi Ice Cream: ¥759 (tax included); Samgyeopsal all-you-can-eat for adults: ¥2,490, ¥2,739 including tax; draft beer: ¥299 per glass |
| Official website | Niko Niko Gyoza official website |
Before you buy
- When can I order the Korean Fair menu?
- The menu begins October 1, 2026, at all Niko Niko Gyoza locations. The release does not specify an end date.
- Where can I get the collaboration dishes?
- The dishes are available at Niko Niko Gyoza stores in Aichi, including the Chiryu, Anjo, Kariya, Toyota, Iwatsuka, Otagawa, and Okazaki locations.
- How much is Cheese Dakgalbi Gyoza?
- The eight-piece serving costs ¥1,309 (tax included).
