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Bus Stop Number: 28659. Bus Stop Name: IMM Bldg. Bus Service Number: 52,105,188,188R,333,502,NR5. Train Station: Jurong East, Exit B for Shuttle Bus.
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Introduction
Wow Tako serves takoyaki, a Japanese dumpling made of chunks of diced or baby octopus, enfolded by soft batter, and showered with sheets of tempura scraps, mayonnaise and katsuobushi. Wow Tako has other flavors aside from the traditional octopus, such as prawn, bacon & cheese and tuna. Add your favorite toppings to this convenient snack for richer taste or have it with omu rice or noodle for a wholesome meal.
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Opening Hours
Today
10:00 - 22:00
Mon - Sun
10:00 - 22:00
Above information is for reference only. Please check details with the restaurant.
Got 4 flavours - Salmon, Prawn, Bacon & cheese, and ham & cheese for $3. They were generous with the dried fish flakes and they really complemented the tako balls well. I will advise you not to get the salmon ball (1st picture) as they were really stingy with the salmon. There was barely any salmon in it. I couldn't really taste the cheese flavour in the balls that had cheese as well. For the prawn takoball, they gave a full small shrimp. If you're hungry, the balls will be really tasty as they were filled with flavours but mostly they are made from flour with very minimal ingredients.
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I am not really a takopachi person but when my girlfriend got us a box to share, I ended up eating most of it. She ordered all the octopus filling takopachi from wow tako. The takopachi turned out to be really good. I think even without the fillings, it would taste awesome. The octopus is cooked perfectly, not too tough, a little chewy as well. I like it that they topped the takopachi with those flakes. The flakes somehow made it taste nicer.
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Shared the takoyaki balls with friends while waiting for other friends for meeting. There are quite a lot of different choice for the ingredient inside, include the beef cheese, ham cheese, octopus, tuna, chicken, sausage, scallop, prn and etc. we had two of each and it costs $4.4 for six pieces. The tako balls are ready made, so it is very fast, the staff just need to pick up and put inside the box, but it also become cold and not hotly served. A bit not nice. Though the bonito flake is in generous portion.
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i saw lots of people buying so i thought maybe it would be great. but i was wrong. it was quite terrible. the gindaco one is much much better. the tako balls here are like amateur tako balls. the filling is very little and the whole ball falls apart like a pancake - full of flour. the fishy sprinkles on top was salty and smoky. the sauce they put on top of the tako alls was not helping the tako balls. it just made the balls even more soggy. not recommended. tried the scallop and octupus and both were not good.
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It was my lunch time and I'm on a look out for something light to eat. Came across this stall and since I haven't had any tako balls lately I went ahead for it. Lucky i3 pieces were for $2.50 which is pretty reasonable. There were only chicken ham, octopus ham and cheese and prawn to choose from. You are allowed to choose any 3 from these selections! The counter lady was nice to asked if I wanted Mayo with it and i told yes with a lil extra on the side. She was generous enough to give me a pool of mayo by the side! Love the mayo!Brought it back to the office and it was already cold but it still tasted good! The mayo mix with the dark sauce (which i dont know) is just awesome. The octopus was chewy just the way i like! After gobbling down the tako balls im left craving for more!!!
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