神田達麿

神田達麿 Shindentatsumaro (Wheres furigana when you need it) Yums. Just had some taiyaki here and not bad. I had no clue what was the difference between Takoyaki and Taiyaki mostly because I need to study more Japanese but I gotta say this Taiyaki stuff is full of goodness. There’s a bunch of people waiting on line to grab some of the little Taiyaki treats. From kids, teenagers, to adults, this little shop seems to bring sweet Taiyaki love to everyone. The signs in the menu are all written in Japanese so if you’re not studying Japanese hard-​core like I am then you’ll cry as I did when I read half the menu but the different little treats are all on display with pictures. So you won’t have to worry about that impending deer in the headlights look if you’re trying to get your Taiyaki fix. Service is good. Taiyaki is given to you within less than a minute and you’re on your way but if you want to sit down and enjoy that Taiyaki goodness they have seats that you can park your butt down and enjoy your way to fatty fat heaven. yay