One of the highlights of our trip to Furano! We had a group of 5 and they sat us at a grill. We ordered okonomiyaki and they prepared it in the back then brought it out to our table to finish it there. But the best part was the chance to make our own Takoyaki. It was such a fun experience, with the owner showing us the technique and then promptly being disappointed by our performance haha. It was all in good fun and he helped us salvage the takoyaki but it was a hilarious experience and a ton of fun. The food was outstanding too!! Recommend for anyone looking for an authentic, family owned restaurant in Furano!

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A really cozy, homey place that feels like it's run by family. The food was fresh, and we loved that we could choose to cook our own takoyaki. The lady did warn us it would be difficult, but we were determined to give it a go anyway. Needless to say, we weren't exactly takoyaki masters! 😂 After watching us for a while, the uncle couldn't bear to see what we were doing to the poor takoyaki and kindly stepped in to save the day. It turned into an impromptu cooking lesson, and we had a good laugh together. The uncle was so friendly and outgoing, making an effort to chat with us despite our very limited Japanese. It made the whole experience feel warm and personal. Delicious food, lovely hospitality, and a fun memory we'll definitely remember. Would happily visit again! PS - there is a small space for parking behind the shop.

The food were amazing! We ordered the octopus and cheese takoyaki, vege oknomiyaki and deluxe yakisoba. Le wife loves the octo&cheese takos, and i personally loves the yakisoba! the flavours were great, the noodles yummy and generous portions!

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Phenomenal. We're visiting Japan, so it helped that the staff were so warm, accommodating, polite, and friendly. Food is as good as you'll ever have - amazing flavor and quality - all fresh ingredients. Highly recommended.

This place truly deserves five stars, from the bottom of our hearts. We had a warm, comforting dinner here, the takoyaki and fried noodles were absolutely delicious. A cozy, intimate spot run by a lovely couple, with a nostalgic retro playlist and an atmosphere that gently transports you back to Japan in the 1990s.