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Have you had the privilege, perchance, to partake of the ball-shaped Japanese snack made of a wheat flour-based batter and cooked in a special molded pan, Takoyaki, that only costs a mere 2 Philippine pesos per piece? Here in Taguig City, you might be able to come upon a humble shack that offers such a bargain. They offer three (3) such varieties of the snack with diverse fillings: one includes vegetables, one cheese, and the most-popular option is the one with sausage (of the “hot dog” kind). According to the merchantess, the heights of which their snacks achieve eclipses the impressive amount of two thousand (2000) sales in a single day. Their takoyaki are seared and cooked in oil and is accompanied by dipping liquids in the form of vinegar or sweet sauce.

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