Japan Street Mini Building Set, MOC Cute Takoyaki Shop Creative Japanese Architecture Set, Collectible Gifts for Adults Teens 14+, NOT Compatible with Classic Bricks (951 Pieces)

Very detail and pretty. For me, it took around 4-5 hours working. But, I think it’s not easy to assembly because the pieces are small and little hard to push. So my fingers are little hurt. BUT IT’S REALLY WORTH. I am so satisfied after finish it Very very love it

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) This is a great LEGO-style set! The HIGH GODO Japan Street Mini Takoyaki Shop is a fun and creative project. The pieces are small, so it can be a bit tricky if you’re not used to working with tiny parts, but the overall build is rewarding. It's a relatively small project, but it comes together beautifully and looks great on display. Highly recommend for anyone who enjoys detailed builds or wants to add a unique piece to their collection!

Review for the Takoyaki food cart. Excellent little kit with lots of detail. These are smaller than LEGO and may be a little more difficult to handle. I used tweezers to place some of the parts. The finished kit isn't fragile but there are some loose pieces that just sit in containers that are likely to get lost if played with. The instruction booklet was easy to follow and it comes with a nice set of easy to apply stickers. There was only one missing piece but it goes on the underside of the roof and wasn't structurally critical. FYI: I was fooled by that first picture and thought it came with lights. No lights come in the kit.

I really enjoyed this miniature set, coming from full-scale LEGO sets. The cart itself is adorable and I love the small size; it’s really gotten me into mini building sets! However there are some frustrations to be aware of going into things: - The parts come in numbered bags, but it quickly became obvious that’s just because LEGO uses numbered bags. Unlike LEGO, the numbers here don’t actually correspond to anything, some numbers are skipped, and the very first part of the building sheet involved parts from bags “1” (not numbered) and something like bag 7. You WILL need to just dump and sort/count everything. Bead/embroidery floss sorting boxes help. - Yes, the instruction sheet. There’s no booklet for the takoyaki set, just one very large double-sided sheet. The placement of the steps gets confusing at times, too, so if something doesn’t make sense, make sure you didn’t miss a weirdly choreographed step. As mentioned before, there’s no “this section uses bag 5” designation. You’ll be grabbing parts from across the bags constantly. - The tolerance on parts is really inconsistent. Sometimes they’ll fit together very tightly, other times the fit is extremely loose. This is a problem when you need to insert a piece that grips a pole holding the cart sign, for instance; I had issues with the weight of the sign pulling one side of it loose until I shuffled pieces around. Check every piece and choose the ones that have the tightest fit for spots that need it. - The stickers are very thick and not very flexible, or very sticky. This is fine for most parts, which are flat or only slightly curved, and lets you fiddle with placement a tiny bit. However the stickers DO NOT stay stuck to the lanterns, at all. They almost immediately lift, and often fall off. I would suggest trimming excess to get them as small as possible before sticking them on, or scanning them and creating your own decals on better material. - The extra parts are plentiful, but frequently there aren’t any spares for really important parts that should have an extra just in case. Definitely keep track of stuff. - The silver plastic tube that you have to trim and bend around the cart, clipping it into place, is pretty stiff and doesn’t like staying put. Save it for the end, when you get to the step that helps anchor the ends (a little bit). Otherwise you’ll be putting it back constantly. All that said, it’s still a great little set and I had a lot of fun putting it together! I’d recommend it if you’re comfortable following sheet diagrams that aren’t always laid out well, and don’t have arthritis in your fingers — the pieces that fit tightly, fit VERY tightly!

Christmas gift for adult; seemed well made for the price. Small pieces, adult supervision suggested for children under 14.

It’s cute. But it’s not Lego. Pieces are smaller. Directions are not as clear. Doable, but not same.

I am enjoying building this set between tests it helps calm my test anxiety. Only problem is I was missing atleast once pice sp far but sook some pieces from other builds and made it work. Over all I am enjoying these little builds much more than the bigger brands. Also like how much detail they add into each build, the coffee machine pours out coffee into the cup!

So much fun to do and absolutely adorable. No missing pieces. Instructions were clear and easy to follow. I will be purchasing more sets from this company.