Nice Okomiyaki. I pass by this restaurant twice and it often filled with local. There English menu available. it not expensive and it seem to be the most packed restaurant in the floor.

Portion was huge - had cabbage, prawns, cheese etc within; was rather delicious and flavorful and certainly much better than the tasteless one at Nagata-ya near the Peace Memorial Park. There is always a queue here, so be prepared to wait up to 20 minutes or longer during dinner time.

Not sure why this place gets rated so high. The food is just passable in my opinion. Food is rather bland by Japanese standards and ingredients aren't that fresh. I've went to several other Okonomiyaki places, and by far this is the weakest of the lot.

If you're willing to travel a bit further, I'd suggest Hassei for their Okonomiyaki.

This restaurant is located on the second floor of ASSE. We took a while to find it as some escalators seems to skip level 2 and go straight up to level 3. When we found it, there was already a long queue outside the restaurant but it cleared quickly and we were seated within ten minutes.

For those who have not tried this, this is generally pan cake with ingredients. First you choose the base which could be cabbage, soba or Odon. Then you choose the side ingredient which can range from oysters to shrimp to cheese. Everything is tried one hot plate and served say within ten minutes of our ordering.

The okonomiyaki here is one of the best we have tried and you really got to come here.

The dishes were tasty and the price was reasonable. We enjoyed it very much. Look it up in the second floor, using the map in the entrance