Introduction of Collaboration Gyoza "Anko Gyoza" by Menba Tadokoro Shoten and Nagomi no Komeya
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Menba Tadokoro Shoten, a miso ramen specialty store, has collaborated with Nagomi no Komeya, a confectionery maker famous for "Peanut Monaka", to create a unique "Anko Gyoza" dessert. This deep-fried gyoza features peanut paste, offering a crispy exterior with a gentle sweetness and rich peanut flavor. It will be available for a limited time from April 1st to May 31st, 2026, at select Menba Tadokoro Shoten stores for 220 yen (tax included).
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: When does the limited‑time Anko Gyoza collaboration between Menba Tadokoro Shoten and Nagomi no Komeya become available for purchase?
- A: The Anko Gyoza will be sold starting on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, and will remain available until Sunday, May 31, 2026.
- Q: What is the estimated selling price, including tax, for the Anko Gyoza offered by Menba Tadokoro Shoten?
- A: The Anko Gyoza is priced at 220 yen per piece, tax included, for the limited‑time sales period.
- Q: How many Menba Tadokoro Shoten locations are expected to carry the Anko Gyoza, and are additional stores included?
- A: Twenty‑eight directly managed Menba Tadokoro Shoten stores will sell the Anko Gyoza, with additional locations listed on the company’s website.
- Q: What ingredients are wrapped in the gyoza skin to create the dessert‑style Anko Gyoza, and how is it prepared?
- A: The dessert Anko Gyoza wraps only peanut anko — the same sweet peanut paste used in Chiba’s Peanut Monaka — in gyoza wrappers and deep‑frees them to a crisp texture.
- Q: Which other collaboration ramen products are introduced alongside Anko Gyoza, and under what regional support project are they featured?
- A: Menba Tadokoro Shoten also launches Boso Miso Ramen and Boso Miso Tantanmen as part of the Chiba’s Kirari Product Support Project, highlighting local Chiba Prefecture ingredients.