As I mentioned in my previous entry, he also cooked yakisoba last weekend, but this time, he used frozen seafood mix for making this yakisoba instead of meat. You know kaisen (海鮮) in Japanese means seafood. It had octopus, squid, oyster and shrimp. When I ate octopus with noodles with aonori flakes and shredded red ginger pickles, I thought it tasted like takoyaki. I told him, "It's taste like takoyaki! Give me more octopus!" :)))
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