Oko Takoyaki Vegan Vegetarian Glutenfree

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Really cute spot run by one very hard-working lady. This means you’re expected to pick up the food when it’s ready downstairs and clean up after yourself. The food was decent and plentiful. I’m glad I got try a vegan version of takoyaki, although I wouldn’t make it a regular thing as I usually prefer healthier food.

Wow! What an incredible place . The food was delicious and came quickly. How Shiho does it all alone is incredible. The atmosphere was so relaxing, a great place to eat and meet people - had a communal feel with lots of friendly visitors keen to chat and share Japan highlights/recommendations. We did have to queue but it was well worth the wait and Shiho even provides snacks and water while you're waiting - unreal hospitality! The menu is varied and well detailed to meet everyone's requirements (you know exactly what's in your food) Would love to visit again ☺️

Was my last dinner in Osaka, found it quite spontaneously while walking and recognized it from a video I watched before coming to Japan! Seemed like fate to find such a nice spot, the food was so incredible, I am still thinking about it all the way back home. The chef is so incredibly talented and sweet, I got to share some of my Rikuros cheesecake with her and I’m glad I stopped in!

A unique vegan eatery with one man show kind of small business. Order at the door step and some seats upstairs. The lady will use microphone to page you to come down to collect food. Everything is self service. Although the eatery is busy on a Sat evening, the lady explained the food that has no alliums. Food is tast too.

I had my first vegan takoyaki here! Surprisingly, it tasted great, even though I expected it to be crispy. I think the texture is like that because it’s gluten-free. I also loved the storytelling on the wall — it made us feel connected to the owner.