High-end Fried Rice - 5 Star Hotel in Tokyo

Visiting Teppanyaki GO in Palace Hotel Tokyo to have the Signature Garlic Rice.

[@HipHopCantSaveMe]

That soup at the end looked incredible! Can you imagine having that on a cold winter morning! Yum 😋

[@Chessmapling]

Fried rice - one of the great comfort foods in this world

[@tritech]

You must have misheard me. I didn't say I wanted some garlic. I said I wanted ALL of your garlic.

[@jorgerodriguez.91]

That looks great

[@EntertainmentWorldz]

great food video

[@DapurBiru]

Looks delicious!

[@brahmakitchen6293]

SO DELECIOUS AND YUMMY

[@notreallyablessing7536]

Aah yes, he’s using the famous Jamie Olliver Chili jam. Nice!

[@geraldgiskha4274]

As an asian i just pretend that just chilli paste not chilli jam, otherwise i'll cry.

[@E-A-Z-Y]

Most likely sambal or something of the same sort, gochujang, doubanjiang etc.

[@wellroundedsound2422]

😁😂😂😂😂

[@HipHopCantSaveMe]

He scratched the heck out of the stove top

[@alvaroc6326]

Aye that triggered me bad

[@TalkToMeInTagalog]

❤

[@Sierrahtl]

This works!

[@Wankerookeee0099]

I wonder what’s high end in this fried rice. A simple fried rice on the streets of Bangkok looks and tastes better

[@Velasa]

Yes... ha ha ha... YES!

[@rickyrickardo3445]

WAS THAT CHILI JAM? asking for Uncle Roger

[@Geardos1]

ah the only thing I could afford at this kind of place

[@user-pi8ly8kq3h]

焦げた醤油の香ばしい香りが、伝わってきます。(^_^)v

[@HipHopCantSaveMe]

What were the yellow blobs he added in at the very end once plated?

[@Sambell3936]

Yes I’d like to know too. Spargel? (white asparagus famous in Germany) or tiny pieces of potatoes??

[@TexDrinkwater]

Cheese curds? 🤪

[@R_CA]

pickled small oignon, I think

[@Sambell3936]

@@R_CA so IS IT?

[@sergeizerkal8778]

Какая температура на печи

[@bobby6446]

After the $250+ dinner, all he could afford now is $16 rice.

[@geraldgiskha4274]

Goddangit man..🤣🤣🤣

[@Sambell3936]

Well good little meal for a good price! Love the translucent rice, the end result and the add ons, pickles and soup 😍! Not sure about the overcooked garlic and burnt out Teppanyaki! But hey I’m OTT OCD….main thing is. Did you enjoy this Mr Aden? 😁

[@bankerdave888]

Burned grill and clumsy/messy cooking skills don't look like "High-end" to me. Aden has shown us better before.

[@pendekarlaut]

the moment i see the mark left on the pan by the knife when the chef slice the mushroom. kind a hurt me a lot.

[@wellroundedsound2422]

No Gold leaf, no Tuber Magnatum Alba nor Matsutake, no Beluga or Jamon Iberico...so what's High End about it???

[@TexDrinkwater]

That wall between seats is a bit off-putting. Food looks good, though.

[@socallawrence]

I agree. A bit odd to say the least

[@ddmplynx]

That poor knife/ cooking surface

[@jimbomb3893]

That seemed like a lot of egg for not that much rice

[@xe2594]

This cost $16?…… I don’t think so

[@MrFastXX]

Or. You can go across the street, get a better one for one tenth of the price of this, and don't need to see a "5 star chef" destroying his knife and the stove top and no need to eat burnt garlic. Tourist choice.

[@wolfyklip]

cooked at home for $2.37.......

[@socallawrence]

Good for you enjoy. 🙄

[@winstonsmith6166]

@@socallawrence 🤯🙄🙄🙄

[@moseslee1117]

the knife marks on the hotplate is a little cringey lol

[@TheDeathLove]

That's just the seasoning layer

[@Sharpeoutdoors]

Yes thats little strips of metal being peeled off in the food.

[@Arashi257]

@@Sharpeoutdoors I think those knife marks are on the burnt oil on the surface, there is no metal being scraped off there.

[@MasterCheipe]

엔을 원으로 잘못쓰셨네, 2300원은 고급이 아니지 ㅋㅋ

[@user-ub5bs5ot7y]

ご飯と卵が分離している いくら値段が高くてもこれではダメです

[@Leo-hh1wk]

俺はこの卵チャーハンの方が好きだけどな、卵食べてると感じられる

[@hihi-ss9bw]

It's better to stir-fry in a Chinese wok

[@S_Heavens]

High end 5 star hotel and you order fried rice? lol

[@mk-iu8wb]

鉄板傷つけすぎだろ　フライパンに包丁立てるシェフとかあり得んだろうに

[@adjusted-bunny]

The same chef I was criticizing in your other video. Garlic and mushroom is a no-no. Take it from an avid mushroom picker. Keep it clean! Keep it simple!

[@willywonky7544]

Garlic mushroom is literally one of the most famous starters out there. They go together hand in hand

[@enzolorG]

messy cook. got rice all over the table - not surprised if you had some bits splatter your way. doesn't seem to have the "finesse" that typical japanese teppan cooks have. and that's in a "high end" "5 star hotel in Tokyo" - hmm ?

[@lexilunke525]

16 bucks. Actually not insanely expensive this time. Tiny portion though. Could easily eat 10 of those bowls.