ZOOFOX Taiyaki Fish-shaped Cake Pan, Non-stick Waffle Cake Maker with Long Handle, Pancake Baking Double Pan Mold

Great quality product, it worked perfectly. The size and light weight of the product made it easy to flip it on the burner and its nonstick coating made it easy to remove Taiyaki cakes. Easy clean up.

Making taiyaki was very easy! I filled them with Nutella which tasted delicious! I’ll definitely have to try custard or red bean paste next. 2 minutes on each side on medium heat, and they look ✨perfect!✨ 👍 They turned out so cute 🥰 🐟 I think the price was very reasonable, would definitely buy again! Can’t wait to make more!💜

The pan is great but not too deep enough to get it so thick and you can only put a limited amout

My granddaughter and I had surprisingly good success the first time we used Taiyaki maker. Favorite fillings were berry jam with 3 fresh blueberries, Nutella, and red bean paste. I was impressed with the quality and non-stick material and that it didn’t burn or cook unevenly on my gas stove. Important question!!! Will this work on an electric burner????? because that’s what my granddaughter has at her house.

Love this and glad we bought it! It works so great and makes the perfect taiyaki!

Fun and easy to use, makes boring pancakes in to fun fish cakes with any number of fillings.

This really needs to be redesigned to allow the pan to open all the way so that both sides can lay flat. I guess I can try to do it myself by shaving off some of the hinge, but I doubt that'll ever happen. So, because it doesn't open all the way, the weight of the top half makes the whole thing rock as you start to fill the bottom half. Also, technique-wise, it might be nice to fill both sides at once and then have them "glue" together when you close the pan. The size of the fish cake is decent, the details are clear. But the handle is plastic so it can't go into the oven, which might have been nice for more even cooking. Making only 2 fish at a time is annoying, but I realize a larger pan wouldn't necessarily fit on one stove burner. The pan itself is lightweight and cheap. I did not think this purchase through and regret buying this particular pan - but realize that most taiyaki pans in this price range are designed the same way.

My four-year-old has been obsessed with taiyaki from Somisomi, but it does get prciey when I’m spending $10+ a couple times a week. This pan is reasonably priced and really good quality. It makes perfectly toasty taiyaki, and as you can see from this picture, the kid can’t take their hands off of them. I made the Taro homemade using 2 LB of taro root, one can of sweetened condensed milk, one can of evaporated milk, some salt and vanilla extract. If you can add a little bit of milk, if you want it less thick. I freeze this in a Ziploc bag and last me six months! I found a really great taiyaki recipe online, the trick is to use tapioca flour in combination with all purpose flour. Google “Mochi Taiyaki Waffles” to get the recipe below! 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 cup Mochiko flour (or tapioca flour) 2 tablespoons sugar 3 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 3/4 cups whole milk 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla

I love it. It’s non stick and so easy to use I’m genuinely in love with it highly recommend <3

Amazing. Easy to use (I use it on my glass stovetop on “4” heat and it works perfectly). its non stick, but i still use a small cotton round/ kitchen paper soaked in oil to rub the crevices and it works a lot better. Produced lovely taiyaki.

It's exactly like a stove top waffle maker but for Taiyaki. Good quality and really easy to clean.

this is easy to make Taiyaki fish-shaped cake, but it is vey expensive

So easy to use and clean. Cooks evenly as well.