Respect from Ukraine, for not slurping, I was to Beijing china and everyone is slurping and burping, it is so disrespectful, I see you are smart and educated, cheers, great video!

Everything is so clean, nice and ordered. Westerners can learn a lot from Japan. I wish Britain was more like this, more cultured.

Tried Sushiro at Tiong Bahru , very delicious but ridiculously expensive. 11 plates of sushi actually costs me more than $60

Where exactly was this SUSHIRO?

What’s the song at the very beginning??

Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸🇯🇵

I would love to go to japan. I love everything about Japan.❤

Why is Ramen expensive? Typically in Asia, noodle soups are usually one of the cheap food, but i find in Japan, it is cheaper to eat a bento box which has more food

Your videos are awesome. Very insightful and interesting keep them coming

No, not the retarded side of yt again xD

I'm amazed thinking wow, there's a whole s ociety of people that their culture is built around and represents Invertion and I like it.. lol... And I'm having romain tonight. LOL.

Thanks for the ramen noodle tutorial 👍

Thank you for your video. When I think Japan, I think Robots, but in a good way.

Loved this!

from my experience, coco's curry is just "okay" but whenever i go to the smaller stores, it seemed to taste far better. i remember a curry shop in a train station that was probably the best i had ever had in my life. have you had this experience as well? also, would you have any idea what those places may be doing to give it a better flavor?

so in other words I actually meant for japanese resto specifically ramen shops? couz i often made this sounds as i enjoy the food more i forget people around me

I’m starting to think as an introvert I should move to Japan. If only the working environment was better. I love the culture and customs and how they treat one another.

6:18 yes if I'm around other asians. Around white people no.

Great vid! But how do you pay? Is it through the order screen or ask for the bill?

I'm crying because in the US $38 is one steak, a side dish, a salad, and a drink. All of that looks amazing!

Thank you for sharing. That was cool. You taught me about the different Ramen per region, interesting. I also prefer Tonkatsu, my second favorite is Miso. The Chashu pork here (Southern California) is always fat with a tiny bit of pork. I must have an egg in my ramen to fully enjoy. Your food looks delicious!

Thank you for the Video. What a pity. My original intention was to see how you eat Chashu. I have no idea how to handle it or how Japanese handle it, so I eat it in one piece (I am not yet skilled with chopsticks)

I wish we had this restaurant in Australia

This way of slurping is okay,. The noisy stuff I would kick you out

There are many Ippudo overseas

I've never understood the preoccupation people have with the "way" you eat a food. Just do it how you want. Slurping is not rude and as a westerner it doesn't bother me when others do it, but just because I don't slurp doesn't mean I don't like it. Every time I've tried it I end up with broth all over my face and mouth LOL. I'm a little jealous how you do it without that happening.

There is a wonderful place in Osaka called the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living. Also if you can, visit a Sake Museum. We went to Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum (their peach wine is really really smooth and sweet!) and the place where it was located was in a very traditional neighborhood so go early so you can take your time walking around. There are also a lot of nearby places to eat that would be worth the experience. When in Dotonbori, take a break and try some of the street food and don't forget to have some melon pan. And please support family shops, the homemade ones are crunchy outside, incredibly soft in the inside, sweet and absolutely delicious especially with tea or coffee.

I love Japan! The attention to detail plus the customer service is so amazing.

That’s a nice looking bowl of enjoyment! Thank you for explaining the slurping. I always wondered if it was merely cultural or something else.

I wish we had a ramen place where i live. 😢 Slurping never bothered me. It was chewing with mouth open and spitting food everywhere that makes it weird.

As a westerner, I would prefer you slurp the noodles and enjoy them the way you want them!

I hope we get some things like that in Germany too....I love doing so many things alone! I enjoy your Videos so much! Thank you...hope for more!

egg...............i like egg :D nice video i would love one about abura soba

I went there. Once. Mediocre ramen and a terrible dining experience. This is how stupid Japanese people eat ramen noodles.

I always slurp my ramen soup. I live in Düsseldorf / Germany. Most of the Japanese in Europe live in this city. There are countless japanese ramen restaurants in Düsseldorf. Anyone who slurps is in good company.

I adore this respect of privacy ! Japan is one of my most appreciated cultures! Cheers from Greece :)

Very very good and fun channel. We look forward to next time! ❤❤❤

Japanese food does not seem to include much of freshly prepared vegetables like peas, carrots, beans.......

I’m always interested in learning about different cultures, thanks for sharing this video!

Thank you for sharing .

Watching this type of content trying to understand why ramen in my workplace city is different than my home city. Not just the taste and the topping, but the experience of restaurant it self is far cry. Turn out, my workplace city is most likely follow the direction of Fukuoka style and my home city is follow Tokyo. And what baffle me is ramen in japan is street food rather than mid-luxury food in my nation. And there is no pure original ramen, because there are too many variation. Just like how my nation develop soooooooo many noodle dish that really different from each other. This, I can relate. Now I can eat ramen is peace without concern do the place I eat is authentic or not because there is never were. The most authentic ramen is with pig broth, and my nation is mostly muslim.

I learned a lot thank you very much.

do you just leave the dishes when you leave? or would you stack the dishes to make it easier for the workers?

I LOVE the slurping sounds. Loved this video. So cool. Love from Canada 🇨🇦

So miss sushi in America is too expensive. So I’ll try to make it homemade every two months.

The cost different in other restaurants? Is it possible to get rice noodles instead for people with food allergies?

great content thankss :)

the japanese kids not liking wasabi until they grow up reminds me of how chinese kids don't like bittermelon until they become an adult. 😂😂

Wow, I like that curry

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