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たこやき
noun
takoyaki; octopus ball snack
1. takoyaki, octopus balls
A ball-shaped Japanese snack made from a wheat flour batter filled with diced octopus, cooked in a specially molded pan. Typically topped with sauce, mayonnaise, dried bonito flakes, and dried seaweed powder.
たこ()きを()べよう。
Let's eat takoyaki.
大阪(おおさか)のたこ()きは本当(ほんとう)においしい。
Osaka's takoyaki is really delicious.
屋台(やたい)()きたてのたこ()きを()って、ソースとマヨネーズをかけて()べた。
I bought freshly cooked takoyaki from a street stall and ate it with sauce and mayonnaise.

CULTURAL NOTES: Originating from 大阪(おおさか), takoyaki is one of the most iconic Japanese street foods. Osaka residents take great pride in their takoyaki, and many households own a たこ()() (takoyaki maker). Common toppings include ソース (Worcestershire-style sauce), マヨネーズ, 鰹節(かつおぶし) (dried bonito flakes), and (あお)のり (dried seaweed powder).