It is located about a 1-2 minute walk north from JR Loop Line Temma Station. The shop has 2-3 seats for eating in, but it seems that takeout is the main option. This time, I got 10 pieces of takoyaki to go. Let's take them home. The yellow batter made with plenty of eggs is topped with lots of sauce, mayonnaise, and seaweed. The fluffy texture was enjoyable. I would like to visit again and have some takoyaki. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered takoyaki from Mrs. Hiroko. It was 300 yen for 10 pieces. The takoyaki had a slightly yellowish color, and they generously topped it with sauce and mayonnaise. They were a bit small in size, but perfect for a quick snack. I received 50 yen back as a service. Thank you for the meal!

"Takoyaki Hiroko" is a famous shop that often appears in reels and catches my attention. One of the charms is the cheerful conversation with the female owner. The takoyaki has a yellow batter and uses plenty of eggs, which makes it surprising. The takoyaki is soft and creamy, and the reasonable pricing is also a plus. #KansaiGourmet #OsakaGourmet #DayDrinking #TemmaGourmet #Temma #TemmaDrinking #TenjinbashiRoku-chome #Tenjinbashi #TenjinbashiSujiShoppingStreet #Takoyaki #TakoyakiHiroko

Let's buy some delicious takoyaki and head back to my usual place, Grandma Hiroko's. They sell 10 for 300 yen, but they always give an extra 50 yen discount, so it's 250 yen. This place is really tasty. Their signature yellow takoyaki is sweet with a rich dashi flavor, and you can eat as many as you want!

Osaka boasts a super-friendly gourmet takoyaki shop that has received a lot of media exposure. The mother who runs the shop is already close to 90 years old (I think she was 88?). Despite the scorching heat, I can't help but worry about the mother standing in front of the hot plate in the cramped shop, but it's probably unnecessary. Without further ado, let's have some takoyaki. The shop is located in a bustling back alley drinking district with a deep atmosphere, just off the Tenjinbashi-suji Shopping Street. I wonder what this area is called. It exudes a fantastic Showa-era vibe that would be irresistible to a drinker. Today's order: takoyaki (10 pieces) for ¥300. It's a mystery, but they said it's "on the house" and gave me a 50 yen discount, so it's actually 250 yen. Thank you for this in such hot weather. They also served me ice-cold barley tea as a bonus. It's too heartwarming. This experience alone is worth much more than 250 yen. The takoyaki has a crispy outside and a creamy inside. The dough is oddly yellow, which is characteristic. The sauce is incredibly sweet, giving the takoyaki a dessert-like taste. If you had spent your youth eating this after school, it would surely be a taste of home that stays with you for a lifetime. That was the takoyaki. It warmed my heart. Thank you for the meal.

I went to Takoyaki Kanko, located on a deep street about a 4-minute walk from Osaka Temmangu Station! It was the first stop for day drinking! The style is to bring your own alcohol purchased from a convenience store. About 300 yen for 10 takoyaki balls. When I paid 300 yen, I somehow got 50 yen back. It was like a bonus. They were giving bonuses to other customers too. Surprisingly, there were many foreign customers. One customer had a 5000 yen bill and couldn't get change, so I exchanged it for them, and the old lady gave us a free takoyaki! The old lady had a lot of wise words, simple but educational. It was a fun first stop with lots of chatting! The taste was delicious, cheap, and fun, so definitely give it a try!

Subway one-day ticket journey. When I arrived in Temma, I headed here first. ・10 pieces for ¥300 → mysterious 50 yen return = ¥250w "What a cute girl, here you go (^^)" She always gives my daughter candy, but today it was umaibo + chu chu (is it called chu pet in Kansai?). Too kind. "Thank you! So that's 300 yen." "Thank you, here's a little extra (50 yen return)" I don't understand haha. The taste is amazing as always, hot and melty. Delicious, kind service, no pushiness, just kindness. Everything that has disappeared in this era seems to be in this shop. Please continue forever, thank you for the meal!

I intentionally went to Tenjinbashi shopping street in Osaka. When I ordered 15 takoyaki, they gave me 10 extra and even discounted 50 yen! The takoyaki only had octopus as filling, which was great for me as I'm not a fan of green onions or pickled ginger. The yellow batter with plenty of sauce was a new type of takoyaki for me, but it was delicious in its own way.

First visit, I had skipped it before because there was always a line. As everyone said, a lively old lady was cooking. I've tried various Osaka takoyaki, but this one felt different. It was fluffy with lots of sauce. But it was delicious, thank you for the meal.

There is a traditional takoyaki shop in Temma. There is an old lady who has been running the shop for almost 70 years, and she is very comforting. I wonder if she runs it with her daughter? The takoyaki is only 300 yen, very cheap, and has a gentle taste unlike other tourist spots. It's a shop where you can feel the warmth of Osaka.

The service is amazing! My child wanted to eat takoyaki, so we made a reservation at a place called "Hiroko". They told us they could only start cooking in 30 minutes, so we went to have a beer nearby. When we came back 30 minutes later, they immediately served us freshly cooked takoyaki and even discounted the price from 300 yen to 200 yen as an apology for making us wait. They also gave us 2 Umaibo snacks as a bonus. The owner, a cute old lady of 90 years who has been in business for 70 years, said "We're different from the idiots around here" with a laugh. We will definitely go back to buy more!

I was craving takoyaki, so I went to a deep alley where there was a takoyaki shop. I ordered 10 pieces for 300 yen from the grandma running the shop, and she asked if it was okay to put all the toppings on. I said yes, please! I asked for sauce, mayonnaise, and seaweed flakes. When I mentioned that there should be plenty of sauce, she said it's 250 yen! I reminded her that it was 300 yen, and she said it's on the house! She said she likes to give everyone a little extra. Thank you! The takoyaki was small but had a good amount of egg, making it delicious. It looked appetizing too!

I bookmarked a takoyaki shop ^o^ They usually sell 10 for 300 yen, but they gave me a discount and sold them for 250 yen ^o^ I thanked them and as a gesture of gratitude, I called in some customers and a group stopped by and made a purchase ^o^ The takoyaki was delicious with plenty of sauce ^o^ The yellow color of the batter is proof of the generous amount of egg ^o^ Thank you for the meal ^o^ I will definitely come back to buy more ^o^ Hiroko 06-6353-5428 Osaka, Osaka, Kita-ku, Tenjinbashi 5-6-3.

This is a small shop located off the side street of Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street. It is run by a mother and daughter, with the daughter doing the grilling and the mother finishing and serving the food. There is always a line, and they are constantly grilling, not worrying too much about making them perfectly round. Despite being small, you get 10 for ¥300, which is a good deal. There seems to be some octopus in it, and with the generous amount of sauce and mayo, it surprisingly tastes delicious.

In a small takoyaki shop inside a drinking district in Temma, I visited on a Saturday afternoon snack time. There were a few people eating on the nearby street, and only one group buying from the shop. I stood next to the person making a purchase without blocking the aisle, and the shop staff kindly called out to me, "Hey, customer over there!" They even served me barley tea while I waited, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere like home. The takoyaki came in a generous portion of 10 pieces for 300 yen, and when they told me, "These are freshly made," I almost believed it because they were so soft and fluffy. The texture was a new experience for me, with a creamy inside and a slightly crispy outside. The taste was pleasantly cheap, with a nostalgic and sweet-salty sauce.

I visited Hanako's place because a friend from Kyushu came to play and wanted to eat delicious takoyaki! Even though it was before opening hours, Hanako greeted us with a smile and without a single unpleasant face. We ordered a 20-piece set for four people, but she divided it into two 10-piece sets for us and even brought us tea while we waited. Her thoughtfulness was so heartwarming and comforting. It was my first visit, and I noticed that the batter had more eggs than the typical takoyaki, making it more yellow in color. The taste was gentle and delicious. I would love to visit this place again and fill my stomach to the brim.

Since I was in Tenjin, I decided to explore the area and came across this popular small shop tucked away in a back alley. I visited on a Saturday around noon, and there were 3 people in line when I arrived, with 5 more behind me. The shop is run by an elderly couple. I bought 10 pieces of takoyaki for 200 yen (discounted from 250 yen for some reason). They also served cold barley tea with my order, which was a nice touch. They asked if I wanted nori, bonito flakes, sauce, and mayonnaise on top, and I said yes to everything. The takoyaki was served in under 2 minutes. Since it was takeout only, I enjoyed it at a nearby park. The takoyaki had a unique fluffy and moist texture, with small pieces of octopus inside. The generous amount of sauce on top had a spicy kick and was delicious. The mayonnaise, nori, and bonito flakes complemented the flavors well. And the surprising price of 20 yen per piece (usually 25 yen) made it even better. It was a nostalgic and heartwarming takoyaki from a cozy old-fashioned shop. It was a pleasant dining experience.

I have been curious about a restaurant in Osaka that has been popular on YouTube for being the most delicious and affordable, run by a 90-year-old lady who is rude but provides excellent service. I finally had the chance to visit Takoyaki Hiroko, located a bit off the beaten path from the Tenjinbashi-suji shopping street. When I arrived, there were a few people in line. The takoyaki was being cooked by the 90-year-old lady! Well, actually it was her daughter with the support of the 90-year-old lady. The takoyaki was as described - not perfectly round, more like a bit messy and uneven. I ordered 25 pieces for 550 yen, but when I went to pay, they said, "It's busy today, so 500 yen is fine." Apparently, when it's not busy, you get 5 extra takoyaki, and when it's busy, you get a 50 yen discount. As for the taste, the takoyaki was not gooey but had a nice firmness to it, with a flavorful dough. It was delicious and just the way I like it. I have tried takoyaki many times in my life, and if I have to call something takoyaki, then the takoyaki at Hiroko's is very delicious takoyaki. It may not be suitable for those who think takoyaki should be perfectly round like a ball. Overall, it was a unique and tasty experience at a traditional takoyaki shop. The reviews on Google mentioned that the shape was not perfectly round, and I can understand that. In the past, I used to cook takoyaki, taiyaki, squid, corn, etc., and the best takoyaki maker in the area once told me the secret to delicious takoyaki - "Use less flour!" Takoyaki with too much flour is easy to cook and shape into a ball, but it becomes sticky and hard when cold, not tasty. Takoyaki with the minimum amount of flour that can still be shaped and cooked well is the best. Hiroko's takoyaki is delicious with less flour. The 90-year-old lady seemed to be in a good mood that day, as she didn't show the sharp-tongued attitude mentioned in some reviews. However, you could sense that if something went wrong, she would not hesitate to speak her mind. This kind of no-nonsense, non-pretentious attitude is rare nowadays. It's a valuable restaurant where you can experience a different kind of customer service. Young people born in the Heisei era might be shocked by the 90-year-old lady's blunt remarks and attitude. It's a unique and precious place. I hope she lives a long and healthy life.

There is a takoyaki shop about a 7-minute walk from Temma Station. I decided to visit after seeing it on social media. Normally, the famous grandma there cooks, but when I visited, another staff member was cooking. The takoyaki was fluffy and creamy. The crispy ones were delicious too, but these were also tasty. 10 pieces for 200 yen. They gave me a 50 yen discount, really capturing the Osaka vibe. I want to come back again.

When I finally visited "Kanko," one of the places I wanted to go for a drink in Temma, I was delighted to see the elderly ladies bustling around, preparing everything efficiently. They even gave me a discount of ¥50 on the 15-piece dish, making it ¥300 instead of ¥350. It was a hot day, so they also provided complimentary tea, making me feel like I was visiting my grandma's house. The warm atmosphere aside, the taste was excellent! The dish was filled with plenty of eggs, very yellow and creamy, perfect for enjoying with sauce and mayo. Thank you for the delicious meal! [Recommended for "solo dining" or "with friends"]