Craving takoyaki This is the place to be. Tako House is here in Manila. It will give you an experience you will never forget.
Tako House started with a simple goal. It wants to fill your appetite with delicious takoyaki. This newly opened spot has become a favorite. People love its generous servings and quality ingredients.
Imagine the scene. You are standing in Sabroso Street Food Market. The aroma of cooking takoyaki fills the air. You see a long line of hungry customers. They are all waiting for their orders from Tako House.
What makes Tako House special? They pride themselves on using quality ingredients. Each takoyaki ball has bite-sized baby octopus tentacles. If you want something different try ebiyaki. It has shrimp and quail egg. You will surely get your money’s worth.
Tako House cooks its takoyaki a bit differently. They only cook half of the takoyaki ball. This lets you enjoy the flavorful baby octopus tentacles.
The toppings and sauces complete the experience. Every bite bursts with flavor. The baby octopus is cooked just right. It is chewy and not rubbery. It is as if you were transported to Japan.
Tako House also serves ebiyaki. Shrimp and quail egg are a magical combination. It is definitely worth trying.
Tako House has branches in different locations. You can find them in Sabroso Street Food Market. This is in Forum Robinsons Mandaluyong. They are also in Aani Weekend Market in Arca South FTI Taguig. Visit them at Starmall EDSA corner Shaw Boulevard Mandaluyong. They also have a spot in Mercato Centrale in Eton Centris Quezon City.
Takoyaki is a ball-shaped snack. It is made from wheat flour. Inside there is diced octopus and green onions. It is topped with takoyaki sauce and Japanese mayonnaise. Aonori and bonito flakes add the final touch.
Some places get creative with their takoyaki. They add mozzarella cheese or tomato sauce. Kani and scallops are also popular additions.
Several restaurants in Metro Manila serve takoyaki. Kyotako is in SM Mall of Asia. They serve authentic Japanese takoyaki. Samurai has multiple branches. They offer quick eats like takoyaki and gyoza. Kraken Takoyaki is a local food stall. It focuses on authentic Japanese takoyaki. Izakaya Kenta is in Malate. They offer sushi sashimi and grilled meats. Botejyu is a specialty restaurant from Osaka. They serve okonomiyaki and takoyaki. Taka Ramen has affordable Japanese cuisine. They serve ramen gyoza and takoyaki. Inari by Hamaru is in The Podium. They offer unique Japanese dishes. Kenshin is in The Linear Tower. They specialize in traditional dishes and DIY takoyaki. Octoboy is known for ramen and okonomiyaki. They also have black takoyaki. Tokyo Bubble Tea serves Japanese-Western dishes. They pair them with milk tea. Hokkaido Takoyaki is in SM Makati. They serve huge takoyaki balls in different flavors. Wang is in El Neo Garahe. They serve classic takoyaki at affordable prices. Takopop is in Open Kitchen Food Park. They serve unique takoyaki balls. Osaka Takoyaki is in BF Homes. They serve Osaka-style takoyaki. Isaribi is in Scout Lozano. They serve Japanese seafood and yakiniku. Japan Fudo Street is in Ayala Vertis North. They offer sushi ramen and takoyaki. Jin-Zai Takoyaki has multiple branches. They serve various kinds of takoyaki.
Metro Manila has many options for takoyaki.
So what are you waiting for? Visit Tako House and satisfy your cravings.