7:50 "In Japan when we study this, we call it the Boson Tea Party." Yes, because that is what it IS called. And calling it a "party" is meant to be sort of sarcastic. I realize that there are cultural differences between us. But you have to understand American, and British, uses of sarcastic language sometimes. Peace.

I'm Korean American. I know you are messing up a classic dish.😮

English people have no business making egg fried rice 😢

It hurt me when she didn't even wash the rice, nor did she try to make the rice a little bit wet... This is an abomination rice, it's not even rice anymore, it's just an abomination

Wasting is a sin..I think every Asian will agree.

Oliver was awarded the title of "Sir" for his English cooking blunders, and in doing so, he managed to dishonor traditional national dishes from around the world.

Great reaction video!

Gordon Ramsay is the GOAT.

Please come back, we miss you, I've been watching your videos since pandemic 😢

Both what at the same time with the tofu twice in one video

"killing raping blah blah blah"..."blah blah blah" "So the numbers matter...."

Cool; subtitles really help; always enjoyed your videos

there is a difference with wok and pan. wok fries rice better and give it a slight crip texture and chard smell. while the pan doesn't it depens on the availability thought. next gordon had to change woks cause he burnt the eggs when using a wok you need constant steer and more oil so that nothing sticks. and his woks are not seasoned.

I want to see Donald trumps reaction compared to Joe bidens

Thank you for your video, I love the Japanese, and I love Japanese food.❤

Japan at this time where idiots and will never be forgivin

As an American, 130,000 isn’t just numbers. It’s someone’s life filled with plans for their future,I know what you meant though. WW I & II is the embodiment of insanity. I describe it as Humanity attempts to swallow itself whole. Whether the atomic bomb is just,I quit guessing. The fact events escalated to that point is incomprehensible.

Not all Japanese at that time were bad but many many they came to China and other Asia countries killed so many people

8:18 the best thing in the video

nothing personal to you yuya but im so stick of youtube creators yall not like uncle roger no more cant make your own gold its they reacted to this vid got a lot of likes and so ill react to that soon youtube will be videos of reacting to reactions you all love food and show it make your own stuff stop the chain honesty i rather ave watch you make your own and send to uncle roger to review not you thinking you get to review him when the world already say he right on it

Maybe the packaged precooked rice was a little dry?

23:02 US General Curtis LeMay said that had the US lost in World War II. They would’ve been convicted of war crimes.

You really don’t want to watch this - trust me! 🫣 He’s an embarrassment to the UK! 🤦🏽‍♀️ The chilli jam was burning that’s why he put water in the pan 🤦🏽‍♀️ It’s the wrong tofu - it’s silken tofu 🤦🏽‍♀️ You should see his pad Thai - that is sooo bad - even worse than this! 🫣

I know I'm late to the party here, but an authentic Japanese chef not even having heard of instant or "packet" rice is the best part of this video 😂. It's much easier to prepare for sure, but all of the flavor is gone, the texture is awful, and it's still somehow less healthy than proper rice. I legitimately wouldn't even feed it to my dog.

21:00 It wasn't the only way to end the war, but I think it was the right way. The US's plan B in case the nukes didn't force a surrender was a full scale ground invasion of the Home Islands, and they knew that such an operation would result in the near total eradication of the Japanese people, because they fully expected them to fight to the last man. The US military awards a medal called the Purple Heart to soldiers who are wounded in combat, and they minted 500,000 of them in preparation for the invasion of Japan. That is so many that we haven't had to make any more since. In fact, we still have around 100,000 of them left. We expected to suffer more casualties in the invasion of Japan than we've sustained in all of the wars since combined. And the people who came up with that plan didn't know about the Manhattan Project. They thought that invasion was plan A. That was their best idea to end the war as quickly and with as little loss of life as possible. What's more, casualties would probably have been even higher because Japan's entire defensive strategy hinged on anticipating where the US would land their troops, and recently declassified documents indicate that they had perfectly guessed those locations. Had Japan not surrendered after Nagasaki, we would have been forced to engage in a brutal ground war from the southern tip of the Home Islands to the northern, and we likely would have had to kill nearly every male of fighting age in the country. The nukes were bad. But the alternative was worse.

8:00 That actually makes a lot of sense, thanks for pointing that out.

7:00 That makes a lot of sense, and it's something that doesn't often come up in western history classes. As always, history is written by the victor. But the account of the vanquished still has merit, and should be heeded.

6:00 Speaking as an American, I agree. I don't think that Imperial Japan was motivated by any specific idea of superiority, but rather by a general, and importantly naive understanding of the idea. I don't think than Imperial Japan was malevolent out of any more than its own ignorance of how outclassed it really was by the US. And thousands of tons of suffering could have been avoided if the Japanese government had simply recognized this fact sooner. I sincerely wish we hadn't had to drop the nukes. But on another hand, I'm glad that we did, just because the alternative was wiping out the Japanese race, every man, woman, and child, and nobody wanted that. We've always wanted the kind of peaceful and mutually beneficial relationship that we've had since the end of the war. It just saddens us that we had to kill so many people to make it happen, in such a shocking and callous manner.

I want to see Neuro the AI watch this. She might carbonize Jamie for this.

Omg i looked up kanji and in india we make the same thing and call it ganji. That's so weird

Watching this make me sick

Well I mean we fought the British twice and now they’re one of our closest allies so it’s very possible that we’re great allies because we fought each other and as an American I am honored at the fact our two counties are allied.

Wait, I think I know what you're talking about. In the Western part of the United States of America, there's also supposed to be a very rare but powerful earthquake. For us, this is known as the Cascade Earthquake. So, in the future, I think that Japan and the U.S. will have to face the same earthquake in the Pacific Ocean.

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I'm sure they know what they are talking about, but I also know for a fact that if i ate it i would probably like it. Even if its not actually egg fried rice.

I can vouch that putting any sort of jam to what is even dry non fried rice is disgusting. Again it was very dry... yeah no dont jam your rice.

My ancestors died all over again

Chilli jam in rice wrong

hideki tojo is the most vile and disgusting man ever

Packed rice? It's a plastic bag with the uncooked rice, which contains tiny holes which you ten submerged in simmering water, sort of like a tea. It's legit crap.

The two simultaneous "what" after the guy pour water in it, said it all 😂😂😂

Nutrition wise. Tofu has protein and olive oil is healthier. I can't say much for the water. Like hydrating 😂 I tried Jamie's recipe the taste isn't your regular fried rice. It's just taste like random cooked food.

Jamie Oliver seems to have a vendetta against making asian food correctly, the man used Soba noodles in his Ramen recipe...

In America, we also call it the Boston Tea Party.

I put salad dressing in my ramen noodles and ppl freak out as its a crime but yet its the best thing ever. I dont think putting "jam" in his egg fried rice is bad but only if it works since there isnt one type of egg fried rice. I think ppl that dislikes him putting jam in his egg fried rice are just narrow minded. As for him adding more water and such, i wont defend that.

Do you use MSG?

Will you ever return to making videos?

Yo where you at man?

I like jam on toast but putting some kind of jam on rice is really stupid idea uncle roger did the world a favor calling out jamie oliver

I am not Asian. But seeing Jamie Oliver put water on the fried rice had chills running down my spine and I immediately just paused the video and took a break LMAO.