
▲Dumplings from Gyukaku.(Photo by reporter Huang Shiyuan)
Reporter Huang Shiyuan / Taipei Report
Japan’s Gyudon Chain “Dumpling King” (Jiaoziwangjiang) is set to officially open its second Taiwan branch on November 22. The store is located on the B3 food court level of Hanshin Success Store in Kaohsiung. In addition to 32 seats inside the shop, the food court offers many other seating areas, so customers can still enjoy Dumpling King meals even if the shop itself is full.
Taiwan’s first store achieved sales figures more than 2.6 times higher than the initial target. At its peak, the first store sold up to 5,000 signature dumplings per day. The dumpling set meal, which pairs the dumplings with rice, is also a highly popular menu item.

▲ Dumplings King No. 2 Branch.(Photo / Jiaozi no Oujiang provides)
Dumpling King No. 2 Store expands in the form of a food court shop. Not only does the store itself have 32 seats, but the food court also has many additional seats, providing the convenience of being able to enjoy Dumpling King at any time. At the same time, it also features Dumpling King’s insisted-upon “transparent kitchen,” allowing customers to watch the handling process of every ingredient with their own eyes.
As for why the second store is still located in Kaohsiung, Jiaozi Wangjiang mainly considered that the dumplings are made daily at the central kitchen and delivered unfrozen to the stores. Currently, the dumplings are delivered from the factory in Pingtung to the Kaohsiung outlets. Therefore, to maintain the quality of Wangjiang, setting up stores across Taiwan requires not only ensuring the operation of the central kitchen but also meeting various benchmarks.Therefore, once our company completes the entire system setup, we will be able to offer King Chang dumplings to customers all over Taiwan.
Gyukaku Taiwan No. 2 Store
Address: B3, 266-1 Chenggong 1st Road, Qianjin District, Kaohsiung City (B3, Hanshin Success Store, Kaohsiung)
Phone: 07-2913339
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