Had a very lovely evening at this takoyaki place. The restaurant is small, yet well taken care of and has good vibes. Food was delicious and cheap: I ordered classic takoyaki with some pickled vegetables on the side, and also some Karaage (fried chicken) under owner’s recommendation. The restaurant owners were extremely nice. My Japanese is not the best but they helped me out understanding the menu and explaining me the things that I did not know. We later on continued chatting for a while, which let me practice my Japanese skills (私に話してくれてありがとございます！) I definitely recommend the place and I will come back for sure!

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A nice little takoyaki restaurant in Tokyo. Good vibes, good music, good food. Osaka style Takoyaki.

Great taste and atmosphere .

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Came in a little after 5pm on a Saturday About 40% full Mostly counter seating, maybe around 8 people? Besides takoyaki, they also have snack-type dishes ・Sauce ・Plain ・Gyusuji (beef tendon) ・Oolong tea ×2 (2 people) I thought we could manage one more plate of takoyaki, but we were actually pretty stuffed. Maybe partly because we'd had coffee and baked goods at a cafe before this. The takoyaki is simply delicious. I'd say it's the fluffy, gooey type. The mayonnaise is different from K◯◯pie so opinions might be split, but it was the kind I like. Actually, I prefer this one. I'd love for them to tell me what brand of mayonnaise it is. The stewed beef tendon was delicious too~! There was more than I expected, and it filled me up quite a bit. It was seriously delicious…… The shop's atmosphere is stylish too. The staff kept a comfortable distance but were polite, which left a good impression. It was my first time in this neighborhood, but this is a place I'd like to come back to.

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A shop that advertises "30 seconds' walk from Exit 4" (lol). There are counter seats and tables. Small, fluffy batter with fairly large pieces of octopus inside. The inside is gooey without being too hot. I had the standard sauce takoyaki, 8 pieces for 600 yen, in the shop. They served it freshly made, and it was the first time in a while I'd had really good takoyaki. If it were close by, I'd be a regular. Several female customers came in for takeout, and inside two women were enjoying takoyaki over drinks. Takeout and eat-in prices differ by about 10 yen. It was a good shop!

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