I had lunch at the neighboring store and felt a bit unsatisfied, so I decided to satisfy my craving with a sweet treat. I was surprised to see that a "Kurikinton Taiyaki" cost only 60 yen including tax! I bought one and ate it in my car. Although it was small, it was filled with a decent amount of red bean paste, which I had seen them struggling to keep intact while making it. It was delicious, and the perfect snack to fill the gap in my stomach. The amount of red bean paste was just right, not too much to leave a lingering sweetness in my mouth. Overall, it was a great taiyaki to satisfy my hunger.

A wholesale supermarket turned discount store with a cash wholesale inside, there is a taiyaki shop. It is located a little off Shotoinari-dori, next to Inazumi Park which also has an outdoor pool, in a building that used to be occupied by Daiei and then Yamada Denki. Next to it is a pachinko parlor. I used to come here occasionally when it was Yamada Denki, but since it became a cash wholesale store with a clientele looking for bargain prices, I haven't visited much. The first floor of the store is a parking lot, the second floor houses the cash wholesale, a super cheap dining area, and our shop. The super cheap dining area lives up to its name, and so does our shop. It's unbelievable to find taiyaki for just 50 yen each these days. And they are not mini-sized, they even have red bean paste inside. I worry about whether they can cover the cost of ingredients with this price. They are sold from a small booth where they are freshly baked. It was a busy Sunday afternoon, so there was a 10-minute wait at our shop. After me, it became a 20-minute wait. Many people who stop by after shopping end up giving up after hearing the wait time. I wasn't in a hurry, so I sat on a nearby chair and observed people. I bought 4 taiyaki for just 200 yen. In a regular store, one would cost over 150 yen. This price is not a special sale, it's the price every day. I couldn't eat them all, so I froze two of them. They were delicious taiyaki. Thank you for the meal.

Snack time in March 2022! On the 2nd floor of the cash wholesale store, next to the "Bakane Value Cafeteria," there is a taiyaki shop offering two flavors: fluffy cream and sweet red bean paste. The red bean paste is always 50 yen! Although they claim to have thin skin, the dough is actually thick and the filling is sweet and rich. It has a nostalgic taste just like the old days. Thank you for the delicious treat! (^ω^)

In the Handai Genkin wholesale market, there is a taiyaki shop. The taiyaki with sweet red bean paste filling is only 50 yen!! The cream filled one is a little more at 100 yen, but it's worth it because it's small but packed with red bean paste all the way to the tail. I always end up buying it because I feel like I'd be missing out if I didn't. I thought I had posted a picture, but I realized I hadn't, so the photo is of a half-eaten taiyaki.

I visited the "Genkin Wholesale" in Teine for the first time in a while. The quality aside, the vegetables, fish, and meat are cheap here. I stopped by "Taimu" on my way back. The kitchen is run by two big brothers. I bought "Kokura" and "Cream" each for 75 yen. Prices seem to vary by store? They were so cheap. I was given the items in a bag for takeout. I sat on a chair next to the store. The "Cream" has a creamy texture that can drip if eaten incorrectly, with a rich sweetness and a slightly crispy texture. The "Kokura" also has a sweet red bean paste filling. There were few customers around 3 pm on a weekday. I worried about their business, but more customers came in slowly. Some customers bought over 10 items at once, so the sales seem to be doing fine. I will visit one of these places again. Thank you for the meal.

I had a cheap katsudon near Inazumi Koen Station. When I left the restaurant, I found an incredibly cheap taiyaki nearby! It was only 50 yen, tax included. What a deal! It's thanks to this supermarket that the residents of Teine Ward can fill their bellies and maintain their lives. There are chairs in front of the store where people take a break while enjoying their food. I decided to try one. It's so cheap that I thought about buying some as souvenirs, but I was afraid it might get squished in my bag and turn into taiyaki! This taiyaki is not only cheap but also delicious. It's more satisfying than the katsudon I had earlier! Although they call it thin-skinned taiyaki, the filling is quite thick. Thank you for the meal!

Welcome. ---------- September 2018 ----------Found on the 2nd floor of the cash wholesale store in the Teine, Inazumi Park area, at the entrance of Bakane Value Dining |o| °д°)ﾉ Hello. For a moment, I thought it was the register of Bakane Value Dining. The supermarket and the dining area are both cheap, right? This place is also cheap, but... They have limited edition taiyaki depending on the season. I often hear customers asking "Should I buy taiyaki on my way back" while other shoppers are packing their bags. It must have started after the supermarket opened. The anko (sweet red bean paste) taiyaki costs 50 yen each. It has a slightly sweet taste with a lot of red bean paste inside, and the flavor of the soybeans is rich. The skin is not thin, but there is plenty of filling inside. Cream taiyaki costs 100 yen each. It has a rich custard cream with a strong egg flavor. It may be difficult to reach from a distance without going to the supermarket, but it is definitely loved by the local residents. Thank you for the meal.

When I came back after a year, the prices had gone up. However, the 60 yen taiyaki at Ogura was still wonderful, with a crispy skin and delicious taste.

Near Inagumi Park, I was working and decided to have lunch at a seafood bowl shop. After finishing my meal, I noticed a shop selling taiyaki for 50 yen each. I was intrigued, so I bought one with red bean paste filling. The shop advertised "old-fashioned fluffy taiyaki," but when I opened the package, it looked like a regular taiyaki. However, considering the price, it was slightly smaller than usual. Despite that, it was filled with red bean paste and tasted good. The skin was a bit chewy, but it was not a big issue due to its small size. For 50 yen, it was a good deal compared to other places that charge three times the price for a slightly larger taiyaki. Overall, it was a satisfying dessert.

Cash wholesalers always caught my attention when shopping, but I think I only bought something for the kids once in the past. Recently, a friend gave me some chilled Taiyaki, but my family ate it before I could taste it, so this time I bought some for myself. It's my first time trying chilled Taiyaki. Come to think of it, I prefer to eat Peko-chan's cheeks frozen. I also bought regular cream while I was at it. It's only 50 yen, but I don't like red bean paste, so I got the cream instead. Chilled Taiyaki and cream, both 100 yen each. The dough is firm and chewy. Inside, there's whipped cream and custard cream. By the way, they also had red bean & whipped cream and pineapple & whipped cream. Pineapple is quite innovative. Thin-skinned Taiyaki, cream puff. 100 yen each, and they're a decent size. The price is reasonable. The skin is thin and crispy. The custard cream is abundant. Both were delicious. I asked what the difference was between the 50 yen red bean and 100 yen cream Taiyaki, and I was told that they are the same size, but the thickness of the skin is different. If you like red bean paste and want to fill your stomach, the 50 yen Taiyaki is a good deal. There were some mothers buying in bulk, so it seems like a hidden gem. It's a convenient place to stop by on the way back from shopping. Thank you for the meal.

Located inside the cash wholesale building, I discovered a taiyaki shop near the entrance of the bargain cafeteria. Oh, it's a chain store. I was surprised when I saw the price!! One small red bean taiyaki for 50 yen. Other stores usually sell them for over 100 yen. I had to buy it!! (sense of duty) The taiyaki had a slightly chewy dough. The sweet red bean filling wasn't too much, but it had a nice flavor. It was delicious, and the most attractive part was the price! I like crispy taiyaki skins, but I also love chewy ones. It was quite popular, so I waited for about 5 minutes, but I could sit on a nearby bench while waiting. It was lucky to have it freshly baked. And the fact that it was always busy at this price point means you can always get freshly baked taiyaki here. Cream and chestnut fillings were also reasonable at 100 yen. The wholesale store has cheap groceries, the bargain cafeteria has cheap set meals, and here, taiyaki is cheap. I was really excited about this! (laughs)

I bought this while shopping. A while ago, white taiyaki was popular, right? Since then, thin-skinned taiyaki has also become popular. I don't deny trendy things. I don't deny things that have gone out of style either. Nowadays, there are even taiyaki with tapioca in them. Recently, when you say taiyaki, it was just the delicious red bean paste taiyaki you buy at takoyaki shops, so this kind of taiyaki is a rare find. It's small, not a sea bream but a goldfish. The thin skin is advertised, but the fluffy dough is moist with red bean paste. It's not filled all the way to the tail. Well, it's only 50 yen for one, which is pretty good. I might buy it again when I come shopping. Or maybe I'll go to the diner next door where the only attraction is the price. I shouldn't expect it to be delicious, though. I know that~.

▼Location▼ Located inside the Genkin-donya Teine store near Inazumi Park. ▼About the Shop▼ Taiyaki chain store specializing in HPFC, with a nationwide presence. Situated next to the register at the Genkin-donya Teine store, with Bakane Yokocho restaurant nearby. This store is in the same location where Daiei and Yamada Denki used to be. ▼Menu▼ Two options available: Red bean taiyaki (50 yen) and Ufu cream taiyaki (100 yen). ▼Food Tried▼ ▽Red bean taiyaki 50 yen▽ (April 2016) Priced at 50 yen, the size is average like a regular taiyaki. The dough is not thin, but rather on the thicker side. The red bean filling is slightly sweet but quite good. The amount of filling is a bit small, but for 50 yen, it's sufficient. ▼Impressions▼ (April 2016) This taiyaki shop is part of a national chain known for its thin-skinned taiyaki. There are 14 stores in Hokkaido, with this one located within the Genkin-donya Teine store. This spot used to be Daiei Teine store, then Yamada Denki, and now part of the wholesale supermarket chain. The taiyaki here, although only offering red bean flavor, is sold at an astonishingly low price of 50 yen per piece. It's not on sale, but the regular price every day! Despite the filling being a bit less than before, it's understandable to maintain this price point. I don't get the chance to visit often, but I would like to buy some again if I get the opportunity.

As a child, I used to think about wanting to eat as much candy as I wanted until I was full, but now that I have the freedom to eat whatever I want, I rarely choose to eat candy until I'm full. The only time I remember indulging in sweets was at a cake buffet I went to with friends. I don't particularly like the smell of taiyaki, but the price of 50 yen per piece or 200 yen for a set of 5 was quite appealing. They had a special discount on weekends. I didn't take any photos of the shop or the sale signs, and I didn't even get a receipt! I almost ended up with just one piece instead of a set of 5 because I didn't understand the meaning of the set. The customer service was decent overall. The texture of the taiyaki skin was a bit sticky on the edges and moist in the middle, but it wasn't particularly delicious. It had a hint of saltiness. The sweet bean paste inside was not too sweet, and I could taste the natural flavor of the red beans. There was a slight gritty texture, perhaps due to the quality of the flour. ☆☆☆ Coming Soon ☆☆☆ I remember someone using the phrase "time out" a lot during games like tag and hide-and-seek.

【Takeout Available】Located near Inazumadumi Park in Teine-ku, a nationwide taiyaki chain, Taiyume Teine, offers their signature item: small red bean paste taiyaki for only 50 yen each. On September 9, 2014, before 6 pm, feeling happy and carefree after finishing work earlier than usual, I couldn't resist making a detour. I enjoy walking on grass and soil, so I strolled on the lawn at Inazumadumi Park, feeling all my work fatigue disappear and in a cheerful mood. I ended up stopping by the Genkin Wholesale Teine store and bought a taiyaki. I walked to Teine Station while enjoying my treat. Although it wasn't freshly baked, it was definitely worth the 50 yen - the taiyaki had delicious red bean paste filling. Now, I feel like having a coffee, so I'll continue in the next review.

【Takeout】Taiyaki chain store with branches nationwide, Taiyume Teine-ku is located near Inazumi Park, on the second floor of Genkin Wholesale Teine Store next to Bakane Value Dining. Their specialty is the small red bean taiyaki for 50 yen each. On June 12, 2014, at 3 pm, it was my first visit. I had some business near Inazumi Park Station and stopped by on my way back. In the past, there used to be Kanpo Reimei Yakuto nearby, and Hyper Mart used to operate in this building. I learned about Taiyume's presence on the second floor from a review by fellow reviewer Todowara. Since I was running out of time, this became my breakfast and lunch (laughs). Taiyaki with small red bean filling for 50 yen each. Taiyume is known for its thin-skinned taiyaki, but this shop offers a nostalgic and orthodox style. The taste is not overly sweet, just right, and the red bean paste is reassuringly familiar. If this shop had been on my route to school during my student days, I would have definitely been a regular customer (・ω・).