Osaka Takoyaki

Jesha Krista

4.0

I have never been to Japan so I don't know what is the taste of the real takoyaki. From the name itself, I thought we are going to try different takoyaki but they are giving more than just a takoyaki. The place is a bit dark for me but it is a huge place that It can accommodate around 30-40 person.Tonkatsu Ramen, It was good but I was looking for more flavor for the soup of the ramen.Yakisoba, Noodles topped with cabbage and pork drizzled with kewpie. It was a bit oily for me.Okonomiyaki Pork, it's a Japanese pancake, mixed vegetables, and pork but it was not incorporated properly.Takoyaki Original, Caution! Served very hot! but if you finished it for 2 mins you can have it for free. Some website told me it taste same in Japan.

Jericson L. Rubiano

4.0

For a quick and affordable Japanese cravings fix, head over to Osaka Takoyaki. Despite its namesake, they don’t just sell takoyaki. With a wide array of Japanese dishes, you’ll surely have a hard time picking what to eat.Tonkatsu Ramen - Perfect for rainy weathers! The soup would surely warm you up and the broth is flavorful. Their bowls are not as big as other ramen chains, but it’s enough to fill you up. The ramen includes 3 slices of juicy pork and half of an organic egg. Recommended!Okonomiyaki Pork - When I cut it apart, I was surprised with the big portions of pork that was in it. The dish easily crumbled when I took a couple of pieces. Is that normal? Idk. Yakisoba Pork - I don’t like ordering fried noodles in restaurants but this dish made me change my mind. This is certainly one of my favorites in their establishment. The pork slices that came in it were juicy and succulent. Recommended!Takoyaki - I have never went to Japan before so I have no idea about a takoyaki’s authenticity. Osaka Takoyaki’s takoyakis (original) are a bit sour, in my opinion. My taste buds are more of in the sweet side. The sizes are big so a plate would definitely make you full.

Shinta Devy

4.0

I was excited to try the restaurant’s Takoyaki. I have tasted the authentic takoyaki during our trip in Osaka months back and I was hoping a resto can replicate it locally.Enter Osaka Takoyaki. Just a year old, it boasts of using ingredients sourced from Japan. It helps that the owner is Japanese married to a Pinay.The place is larger than usual with dark grey ceiling which made the place a bit dim. We were served the followingTonkatsu Ramen P299Okonomiyaki Pork P230Yakisoba pork P230Original Takoyaki P150What Pigoutsundays loved : The Takoyaki was flavorful and delicious. My only issue with it was how little the portion of the octopus was inside. The price was good for 8 pcs.Service : alert and cheerfulPrice : It was affordable. The price ranged from a low of P150 to a high of P299 for the 4 dishes that were served to us last WednesdayWhat Pigoutsundays loved less:The Ramen broth could us a bit more flavor amd richness. Some parts of the okonomiyaki pork was good , others were just mushy. The Yakisoba pork tasted good albeit on the oily side.