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Whilst popular, it often disappoints with its gummy texture and scalding hot interior that can burn one's mouth.
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A savoury pancake filled with various ingredients and topped with a tangy sauce, it offers a delightful mix of textures and flavours often overlooked by tourists.
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The fish-shaped waffle filled with sweet red bean paste, tends to be overly sweet and lacks the complexity of flavour one might expect.
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Simple roasted sweet potatoes sold from trucks, they provide a comforting and surprisingly delicious snack, especially on chilly evenings.
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Though a staple, can be underwhelming when mass-produced for tourists, often resulting in dry, overcooked chicken skewers.
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These steamed buns filled with seasoned minced pork are a perfect handheld meal that's both satisfying and great value for money.
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While not traditionally Japanese, these have become ubiquitous in areas like Harajuku, but are often overstuffed with lacklustre fillings and overly sweet toppings.
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A pancake-like treat filled with sweet red bean paste or custard, it offers a less flashy but equally tasty alternative to the more famous taiyaki.
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Which do you find most appealing?
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