"Russian Takoyaki" is not referring to some cool new fusion food involving Japanese octopus balls cooked in a Russian style accompanied with caviar, vodka, borscht, or anything remotely foreign. And is more likely to be an abbreviation of "Russian Roulette Takoyaki", where one ball, instead of being filled with Octopus, is filled with ridiculously spicy mustard.
Also, it might be recommended to never put a whole takoyaki in your mouth at once, just in off chance you are unknowingly involved in a cruel Japanese pastime that involves scarring people for life after eating said mustard-filled takoyaki, and may not ever look at takoyaki the same way ever again. Even right after you hosted your very first takoyaki party, using the takoyaki cooking set you got for your birthday.
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haha that was funny!
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