It's about February, now I'm keeping quiet. I came to a takoyaki restaurant in Obihiro. I wrote quite a bit in my notes this time it was a copy of the queen. It's going smoothly. I arrived late, but that's okay. Next is takoyaki. I didn't write down what kind of store it is, so the information is limited. When I arrived, it said WOW on the store, but oh, I've been here before. There's a store where I got takeout curry. The place I was looking for is not a building, it's a car. I see, that's what it meant. It said so. You can't fit a yakisoba machine in a car, right? No, we have a takoyaki machine in it. "Can I use PayPay?" "Yes, we've been able to use it since August last year." "Wow, that's expensive." "Thank you, we're just going along." I thought that was nice. "Give me a classic one." Mayonnaise sauce, right? "It's hot, so be careful," they said. But it wasn't freshly cooked, it's pre-made. I'll review it after the discount. It looks old-fashioned. It's not gooey. The octopus is quite big and soft. The takoyaki itself has no flavor, so it feels a bit unsatisfying. This...even though it's reheated, it's not delicious. Isn't it because it's reheated? I usually get takoyaki for takeout. I often eat it after it has cooled down. There are many delicious takoyaki that taste good even when cold. First, it's about the broth. If you use proper broth, it will taste good even when cold, and even when reheated, it will still taste good. You can cover up with sauce if it's hot, but if it's cold and doesn't have sauce or mayonnaise, it's not edible. This one had no umami in the batter at all, and no broth flavor. I had to mix in a lot of mayonnaise and sauce to eat it.

I went to a takoyaki food truck called "Hitsujiya" for the first time. It seems like they have been around since WOW was created. The energetic owner was selling takoyaki there. I bought the takoyaki for lunch since I was in a hurry. They had a variety of flavors, and I chose the wasabi mayo for 400 yen. It was ready in just 30 seconds, which was convenient. The takoyaki was delicious, especially the wasabi mayo flavor. The takoyaki was big and soft, with a decent amount of octopus inside. I was quite full after eating 6 pieces. Overall, it was a tasty meal and I would like to try other takoyaki places in the future. Thank you, Hitsujiya, for the meal!

I was running late for lunch and had to use the restroom, so I ended up being pressed for time. I decided to buy something quick and remembered this place, Takoyaki Hitsujiya. It's located inside the Multi-Shop WOW and you may have seen the yellow car parked outside if you're a local. When I arrived, there were already two customers ahead of me. The first customer, who seemed like a regular, ordered four different kinds of takoyaki, which were ready and waiting for him. The second customer ordered two kinds and was told to wait for 10 minutes. I decided to order the Salted Wasabi Mayo takoyaki for 400 yen and was pleasantly surprised when the owner said they had one hot and ready for me. I received my order quickly and enjoyed it 12 minutes later. The takoyaki was soft and fluffy with a generous amount of filling and a high flour content. The salted sauce was refreshing but a bit strong, and the wasabi added a nice kick to the adult flavor. I found that one box of six takoyaki was quite filling, and I joked that one beer wouldn't be enough to go with it. Overall, I was satisfied with the hot and fresh takoyaki, and I recommend making a phone reservation if you don't want to wait. If you order three different kinds, you can have a takoyaki party for one. Thank you for the meal!

I went to Obihiro City where I used to live at the end of last year!! While wandering around nostalgic places, I found a commercial facility called WOW, where I was surprised by a sheep-themed takoyaki shop called "Hitsujimura." It's a takoyaki shop that has been there since I lived there over 10 years ago. The characteristic is that the outside and inside of the takoyaki are soft. I couldn't believe that even after 10 years, they are still operating in the same place!! When I asked the staff, they said they have been doing this for over 20 years!! While some surrounding shops have changed, the fact that they continue to make takoyaki by car, and in the same place, is amazing!! I tried it right away!! The taste was just as nostalgic as ever!! I hope they continue to run the takoyaki shop forever (^-^)

I went to buy it because it was highly recommended by those around me. It was a creamy takoyaki. It was my first time trying this kind of takoyaki, but I thought it was pretty good. The dashi-flavored ones seem to be popular, as many people call to reserve them. I would like to try it next time.

The negi sauce is delicious! Highly recommended!ヽ(*´∀｀)

I went after a long time, but it was delicious.

On the way back from Tokachi Speedway, I stopped by Tsutaya Obihiro WOW store twice, where there is a food truck called "Takoyaki Hitsujiya" located on the premises. I have a sensitive tongue, so I prefer both freshly made and pre-made takoyaki, as they each have their own merits. What stands out is the large, soft, and very juicy takoyaki at a reasonable price. There are over 20 different varieties available, with the Negi Salt being a popular choice. The charismatic owner, who used to work at a car dealership, provides excellent customer service and engages in lively conversation while your order is being prepared. The parking lot is spacious, making it convenient for a quick meal before heading home. Overall, it's a great place to enjoy delicious takoyaki.