And before going any further, this is a dorayaki. They're like spongecakes filled with a sweet bean paste.
A rough translation:
Aya: Yes, Mom?Okay, it sounds kind of awkward if you just read the dialogue on its own in English. But anyway.
Mom: Hello, hey have you seen my dorayaki?
Aya: Nope, I don't know, isn't it Bro who took it?
Mom: Oh right, let me ask him. *dials phone*
Bro: Hello, no, I don't have it.
Mom: Excuse me, I haven't even said anything yet...oh hey, everyone's right here!
Mom: Hey honey, have you seen...hey wait! I said wait, where are you going!
Dog: Oh, crap...
Mom: OPEN THE DOOR!
Oh right, *dials phone* MY DORAYAKI!!
Dog: I ate it!
A similar concept was depicted in a stateside Verizon commercial (where a father texts his son at the same dinner table to pass the ketchup), but the sheer absurdity of the dog as the father and the mother searching frantically for something as trivial as a dorayaki makes this particular ad stand out.
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