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Small Taiyaki place with clearly labeled vegan choices (red bean paste and sweet matcha). Everything is freshly made to order. Also has the option to make own taiyaki. A range of Japanese taiyaki. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-6:00pm.
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Added by Biancajakon on 24 Feb 2024
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10 Reviews
First Review by Biancajakon
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Points +24
Lovely experience - Edit
A lovely small place and really nice people. Taiyaki is freshly made. We tried both vegan options, the matcha and red beans, both were delicious. Recommended place for a little break and something sweet.
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lyndsi.licona
Points +194
Very fresh - Edit
They make it on the spot, so it’s really fresh. I had the matcha one, which was good
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LéonieMengjuChang
Points +1329
Satisfying desserts - Edit
Both matcha and read bean were good. The black tea was also good but only half cup...
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capypig
Points +315
Cheap snack in Asakusa - Edit
Only 500 yen for two taiyaki! The red bean and matcha flavors are vegan, and the menu is clearly labeled. I wasn’t a fan of the matcha flavor, but the red bean was delicious.
Read morePros: Red bean flavor, Cheap
Cons: Matcha flavor
Guest
Ruzha
Points +3643
Vegan Taiyaki - Edit
I was really happy to see vegan-labeled taiyaki, especially in a popular touristy area.
Read moreWe stopped by during cherry blossom season, and even their sakura taiyaki was labeled vegan. We were happy to order a seasonal version, but unfortunately later on, we found that it was not actually vegan. A friend informed me that she was suspicious because of the pink color and asked to see the ingredients, and it turned out that the sakura one did indeed contain cochineal - too common for any pink Japanese sweets. So, once again, lesson learned. We can't always trust the stores, even when they label something vegan.
The regular two vegan-labeled taiyaki are safe, so stick to them, and avoid anything pink.
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Tsukimi
Points +4853
Nice treat option in Asakusa - Edit
Vegan taiyaki is rare, so options are appreciated. But for me personally, it was too sweet. Also, the crust was very thin.
Read moreI like the vegan taiyaki in Kamakura or Ebisu better.
The location is very cute tho.
Updated from previous review on 2024-05-07
Guest
sasham
Points +4440
Vegan taiyaki in Asakusa - Edit
Two of the taiyakis are vegan : plain (red bean paste) and matcha paste. Very sweet and filling, so you only need one.
Read moreHassle free and easy to order with English speaking staff. They also host taiyaki making class (around 3000yen, gives you six taiyakis included) which might be fun for foodies.
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pinkcatmints
Points +194
Fresh, Warm Taiyaki - Edit
The vegan options , red bean paste and matcha, are both delicious!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-03-11
Pros: Clearly marked vegan items, Super cute shop, Lovely indoor and outdoor seating
Guest
ivanchr
Points +23
Una piacevole scoperta - Edit
Un locale minuscolo, con saletta per gustare le deliziose carpe ripiene di patate dolci, fagioli o crema pasticcera. Mancava il sale in quelle alle patate dolci. Quelle alla crema veramente buone
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-03-02
Pros: Gentilezza
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Biancajakon
Points +318
Amazing Taiyaki! - Edit
Delicious and fresh taiyaki in a small little shop. Only 200yen per piece. The vegan options are amazing we had the red bean paste. Definitely go here if you have the chance 😊
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