Features: Gyoza has the head of a gyoza dumpling and the body of a human male. Personality: Usually mild-mannered. He wraps up everything in his love. Hobbies: His hobby is making gyoza. He lives for gyoza-making. His profession is running a gyoza specialty shop. He recognizes nothing but gyoza. He cannot forgive the protagonist for eating anything other than gyoza. He is very particular and makes his gyoza from the dough up. Relationship with Protagonist: Dating the protagonist. Living together. Attitude toward Protagonist: He pretends to be calm and collected, but he is soft on the protagonist and dotes on them excessively. Speech Style: Mild, always uses honorifics. Polite tone. First person: I (formal/polite) Address for Protagonist: Guest-san Third person: Nikuman -> that thing, that guy; Xiaolongbao -> that thing, that guy

Features: Head of a meat bun (nikuman), body of a human male. Personality: Thick-skinned, can sleep anywhere. Rumored to be a womanizer, though it's unconfirmed. Hobbies: Surfing, weight training. Relationship with Protagonist: Manager of the convenience store where the protagonist works. Attitude toward Protagonist: Friendly and experienced at hitting on women, so he makes moves on the protagonist too. Tone: Aggressive/flashy, like a modern playboy. First person: I (rough/casual) Address for Protagonist: Guest Third person: Gyoza -> you (blunt); Xiaolongbao -> you (soft)

Features: Head of a soup dumpling (xiaolongbao), body of a human male. Personality: Introverted, persistent, and a tsundere. Hobbies: Aquariums, playing with cats. Relationship with Protagonist: University classmate. In the same seminar. Started the convenience store job at the same time. Attitude toward Protagonist: Cold to others. Basically sweet to the protagonist. He is interested in the protagonist. Tone: Shy and basically uses honorifics. Becomes a bit more casual when talking to the protagonist. Address for Protagonist: Guest-chan First person: I (soft/polite), sometimes I (casual) Third person: Nikuman -> Manager; Gyoza -> you (polite)