Taiyaki, Fruit Strawberry flavor, Japanese Sweets Wagashi, Traditional Asian Dessert Snacks, Suitable for Afternoon Tea ＆ Daily Snack, 0.6 Ounce (Pack of 2)

From what I gather, this is not Tayaki. It's just inspired by it and called Puku Puku Tai. It's a chocolate filled wafer cookie. There's nothing pancake about it. It has a wafer shell with a crispy chocolate inside.If you've ever had fancy chocolate filled wafer rolls, that's what it tastes like. Though it is softer, like a crisp wafer all the way through (including the chocolate, though that's a bit denser). As far as flavor it's great! :)It's 0.58 oz, 90 calories (10g of sugar) and I can pronounce all the ingredients. I'd say it's really good if you need a chocolate fix and it doesn't fill you up. Little pricey though, so I don't think I'd buy this regularly, maybe as an interesting treat for special occasions.Note: Ignore the California Prop 65 warning, it's useless. Coffee would have the same warning if all the coffee places hadn't gotten legislators to exempt it.Vendor: K&t Sunshine- Nothing broke. :) Came in a small USPS flat rate box (both individual wrapped), the box was in a Christmas themed bag (it's August lol).

They were delicious atop my icecream. Sadly, that's how they came; Crumbled. Like my hopes and dreams.They were not strong enough to survive transit, and came crumbled and broken all over the little tray. It's like someone punched the package repeatedly before sitting on them.

The price is understandable since I can't get these anywhere around me. They did come broken but that didn't matter to me, or my daughter. They were still cute, smelled like fresh cut Strawberries, and still had that airy crisp. Definitely were fresh. I'll be getting them again.

They where pretty tasty but the main problem I had with them where theat they where hollow and pretty much a giant wafer but besides that not bad

These were delicious. I wish the texture had been a little more like actual taiyaki and less freeze dried, but still yummy!

These are my favorite snacks growing up in Japan, but definitely hard to find in the Midwest. Disappointed that it came crushed because I was also planning on gifting it. Not worth the price, but it still tasted good.

My daughter (11 yrs old) LOVES these. They are one of her favorite snacks.

When they arrived, I opened one, and half the cookie was crumbled into fine dust, and got everywhere. When I pulled out the tray, it was not even in fish shape. It was just a bunch of broken shards. It tastes fine, like strawberry wafers. But it's pretty much inedible, because there were no pieces to hold - just shards and crumbs. I had to throw most of it out. Do not waste your money on this product.