OtafukuOkonomiyaki Sauce for Japanese Okonomiyaki Pancakes, Restaurant Bulk Size, 78.7 OZ | 1/2 Gallon

great condiment

I got hooked on Okonomiyaki during a stay in Japan, but rarely make it at home because it is just not the same without the real Okonomiyaki sauce that goes on it. There is no shop that sells the sauce in or near my town, so I have to make a special trip to Uwajimaya in Seattle to buy some. I looked at buying online, but the first 5 or 6 sites I looked at were really expensive, small bottles, with the shipping cost exceeding the cost of the items -- sometimes double! Then I found this gigantic bottle of OtaJoy Okonomi Sauce, priced very reasonably, with free shipping!! I was concerned that it might taste different than the other brand I had been using, but it is JUST as delicious. I won't have to make a trip to Uwajimaya for years. :) It got here quickly, well-packed too. Thank you.

I'm Japanese so I definitely need this sauce and this is more reasonable than I buy at Asian supermarkets.

It's delicious. I was looking for Japanese Otafuku sauce so I bought it.

I bought this large bulk bottle as a way to save money and reduce plastic use as I normally buy the smaller size bottle. I did a taste test and this large bottle does seem to have a thinner consistency. That said, it is a new bottle and it’s filled to the top so I wasn’t able to shake it up. I’m hoping that is the reason for it being thinner. Don’t get me wrong, it is still a delicious sauce!

I wish the original flavor had a bottle as big as this. This OtaJoy bottle with dates has a different aftertaste than the original Otafuku that I don't really like. It's weirdly fruity and musky, and the overall flavor isn't as umami intense. Still, it's a lot of sauce at a good value price.

I learned how to make “Japanese Okonomiyaki “…Using this sauce was the bomb!!! Excellent flavors and taste… Bringing the aromatic street foods of Japan to your home tables and to share with family and friends… Awesome sauce…

Tastes great on okonomiyaki. However, I discovered by accident that it's a great sauce for putting on meat and rice too. I think that the sauce that Waba Grill puts on their meat/rice dishes is actually okonomiyaki sauce, as the results taste very similar.