The crispy takoyaki is addictive. The seasoning is simple, just sauce. It's just right if you eat it as a snack or with drinks. An old-fashioned retro shop. Run by a veteran auntie alone. Some people might feel she's unfriendly, but if you try talking frankly, she'll friendly chat about life. I ordered 12 pieces and she gave me 2 extra. Maybe because it was evening. If you give a low rating because you expect service like a chain store or a young person's shop, you'd better go elsewhere. Recommended for those who want to enjoy the auntie's human touch and crispy takoyaki. Live long.

The dough has a chewy feel, and there are hard crispy parts like tenkasu in some places, which is very delicious. 12 pieces might have been a bit too much. But when I finished eating 8 pieces, I felt happy with "there are still 4 pieces left...!", so I want to order 12 pieces again next time.

This is a takoyaki shop in a residential area. It says jumbo, but it wasn't very big. Likely because of the long baking time, the outside was hard, and unfortunately it wasn't to my taste.

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The outside is baked firmly and hard, so it doesn't get soggy easily when taken home. The inside is soft. The spicy sauce is more sour than spicy. It's delicious as usual, but the size doesn't seem very jumbo to me. The owner is unfriendly, but didn't say anything rude.

The always cheerful grandma bakes them for us. The outside is hard, the inside is soft. The octopus is quite large. This is a local takoyaki shop that I often buy for snacks. The auntie likes to chat, so it's fun to chat with her. If you don't like that kind of interaction, please buy takoyaki at a chain store. The auntie always gives extra service. Today I ordered 8 takoyaki and she gave me 4 extra. Thank you always.