Takoyaki refers to one of the popular street snacks from Japan that originated in Osaka. It is made of puffy creamy doughy balls with a piece of octopus inside served with a sauce. It is best when eaten piping hot. Frozen Takayoki is also available, but not comparable in taste from freshly made Takoyaki

This Takoyaki is a specialty of one of the mini food stall located in a big and famous mall in San Pablo City, Laguna in Philippines.
Takoyaki, freshly cooked in Takoyaki Pan and served hot

Freshly cooked Takoyaki in a mall is a lovely addition to the food from other countries available for the Filipino people to enjoy
Takoyaki, Japanese snack

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