Mexican Dads Try Japanese Food!

[@PapahChannel]

What do you want to see the papahs try next?? 😁

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Colombian food 🇨🇴

[@blob_jrrrrr]

Congrats on 100k!🎉

[@Struggling2commuticate]

Maybe pockeys?

[@BrazilianLivingAbroad]

Turkish food. That would be another great video for sure.

[@datdoglovesdogs]

Hmm Maybe Cantonese food or South Indian food would be good

[@eden6770]

“The chili that looks like avocado,” is a perfect description of wasabi 😂

[@PapahChannel]

It really is 😂

[@StonerKitchen1]

The most GOATED Mexican description of wasabi

[@Brooke_-qe3je]

I was going to say the same thing

[@ironnoodle7992]

Too bad most people outside of Japan are eating dyed radish when they think they are eating wasabi.

[@StonerKitchen1]

@@ironnoodle7992 still good

[@ijhannah]

I LOVE Mexican Dads! Even if they may not find a dish particularly appetizing, they find the most kind ways to express their opinions. As a Japanese, thank you for trying our foods!

[@islazxxxx]

I agree, the Dads are more gracious. I most always watch their reactions the most.

[@islazxxxx]

And definitely more open minded too.

[@23march10]

The Dads were well trained in years by reviewing the Moms cooking, when the Mom asking how's the food?

[@localmilfchaser6938]

You love Mexican dads and I love Japanese moms 😏🗿. We are not the same

[@joycechan8946]

Respect to the papah wearing a white button up to try food . He is brave. Love these dad’s they are all so respectful

[@jokurino]

There is definitely no cream in that natto. LOL

[@Kindred_Lamb]

the man with the glasses makes for such an awesome dad

[@corwinchapman4565]

I know! He seems so cool and like he'd have a lot of good advice.

[@bengriffiths2398]

I dint know if they are all regular dudes but i love how educated they are on food and honest but not trashing it ever lol i find lots of other cultures are often brought up with more of an understanding about food and cooking

[@mitchellbrown1425]

I want the Japanese and Mexican chefs to get together and make the best combo ever.

[@BrazilianLivingAbroad]

We can never get enough videos of papah! Thank you for bringing good entertainment to us.

[@PapahChannel]

Thank you for watching! 😁

[@ikb9386]

Just hearing them describe the food you know these papah’s can *cook* and I bet it’s so good

[@donnazasgoat2274]

The Papa who said the tofu tasted like soft 🐔 made my laugh. When my niece tried tofu miso soup at age 5 she loved it and asked for more "chicken". We did NOT tell her it was tofu.

[@matthewflores4183]

Lol

[@brianlitaiyan]

I would love love love for them to try Sichuan cuisine. It's full of spicy dishes that I think they'd love

[@sneakgamecrazy]

Binging these rn. I love the guys you have on this channel. So respectful and just love food. They’re so dope lol

[@cimaster9686]

I can't get enough of this content! Binged the all the videos back to back. Please make more if possible 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@nndimitry]

The Mamas were making faces to the nato while the dads were like it smells like nothing and has no taste 😂😂😂 Papas for the win

[@cheehee808_]

Respect to them for doing the natto. I'm japanese local here in hawaii and natto is a hell no for me. My dad loves the stuff tho, whenever he'd leave in the fridge it'd stink everything up lol. Good times

[@Psycorde]

Dads love eating weird shit

[@Bertyboy]

ONE OF MY FAV VIDEOS HAHA. Paco is so excited to try every dish haha. 🫶🫶

[@matyasholata]

the chili that looks like avocado is the best thing i heard all day xDD

[@Yaro79514]

Their dad energy is really comforting ❤ 3 videos in, new sub 🎉

[@calpico24]

Hate to be that guy 🤓 but it's tonkotsu ramen, tonkatsu is the full name of "katsu" from the katsu curry segment

[@pbabyfly]

And Tonkotsu is the favorite ramen of my own (Japanese Peruvian) papah 😊

[@h2knad]

ton katsu (pork cutlet) ton kotsu (pork bone)

[@erwenis9095]

Samewaitch🥪

[@birdmanofla]

Huge fan of the mamah and papah channels, and I’m currently traveling in Japan for a month so this feels like the craziest matrix crossover right now 😂

[@localmilfchaser6938]

How do they treat Mexicans over there?

[@donnazasgoat2274]

Natto is an acquired taste but bravo to the papas for giving it a go.

[@gateauxgato]

I love how Tiberius is eating the takoyaki and tofu, both with sauces, and he's all "this would be good with sauce". Though in his defense usually takoyaki has way more sauce and bonito flake. These were very tidy balls.

[@danielsamonte1586]

Bro is onto something with the mochi… fig filled mochi sounds delicious. Like the same texture as the fig in fig newtons

[@TheStylelike16th]

Arturo is so cool. Like I would hang out with him and his family fishing, cool.

[@HayTatsuko]

Moromi-miso is a bit like nattou, but much less slimy and far more tasty. It has a delightful salty fermented flavour and none of the icky texture of nattou. It's often paired with thin slices of cucumber as an appetizer. Agedashi tofu is of the Elder Culinary Gods, possibly one of my favorite treats on this good green Earth.

[@telebubba5527]

It seems that there are a lot of Japanese in Peru and that they have developed a fusion kitchen over there. We happen to have a restaurant here in Amsterdam that does that food also, so it's burrito's with a Japanese filling in them. I haven't tried it yet though.🤔

[@pbabyfly]

Us Japanese Peruvians are actually a large number (and now the acevichado maki, the staple fusion dish, is practically everywhere).

[@porchadams3017]

Burritos aren't from Perú, they are from northern Mexico

[@Roasty420]

Japan is always lit! They got anime, manga, video games, the culture is always great, and my friends who are stationed in Japan say the scenery is beautiful. Someday I want to visit Japan, it’s so cool 😭

[@derekcardona3212]

I literally searched up them trying japanese food like 2 days ago and couldn't find it but here we are.

[@kotaro07]

I hear that background music, and I keep expecting to see Cucui Ganondorf to appear in the background dancing.

[@datdoglovesdogs]

I love these papah's videos

[@Soolus]

I love it when people try different cultures food… it brings a certain joy to my heart….Try Lao Food, Gordon Ramsay love it!!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Tokoyaki is amazing! Please try colombian food! Love papahs! 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@midlane757]

Congrats on the 100k, Papahs are killing it!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

YAY! Japanese food is amazing! Ramen is my favorite!😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@circlethebaggins1865]

Papah Arturo be catching that FRESH Bay Area seafood! Nothing like it! When the Napa fires happened in 2016 me and my buddy in Santa Rosa evacuated to the coast and dove for abalone and fished for Ling Cod. I’ve never had anything as good as those things cooked and eaten right on the beach the day they were caught!

[@eveev1316]

Omg I love these 3 dads . They are so well mannered and great at explaining everything in detail yet very down to earth and fun to watch ❤

[@Sibernethy]

I would try the Natto. Even if I don't like it, I would try it least one more time. It seems like every country has a food that isn't designed to be appetizing or delicious, but it still serves a function. In the case of Natto, it's a superfood, pungent, very good for you, doesn't care that it puts people off, but I could see myself eating it just for the reason of adapting to its taste. I did that with cilantro as one of those people whose genetic disposition makes cilantro tastes like soap. I can eat it now, my palate has adjusted to it and it's not soapy anymore. I'm also increasing my tolerance for spicy food by trying things outside of my comfort zone. I've gone from a 3-out-of-10 to a 6-out-of-10 and can handle generally "hot" foods. I can handle black anchovy sauce, Marmite (I grew up in Britain, I was raised on it), and I've even had kefir once. I want to try salty licorice one day, too. I won't touch anything I think is going to make me ill, which is why I'm cautious around fermented foods. In many cultures, people respect you more for eating the "Natto" of their country. It's often seen as how boys become men as it is instrument of cultural bonding, seeing as if you can eat something that makes a nation's own people tremble in fear, you deserve a lot of respect, especially as a foreigner.

[@MangaStar67]

When the 3rd dad described the Mochi as rice and beans I about died😂😂💀

[@LuckyOwI777]

I mean...that's basically what it is

[@MangaStar67]

exactly lol @@LuckyOwI777

[@azndrumsticks]

mexican dads try Cantonese food when? 👀👌

[@christinac4818]

great selection! adding gyudon would have made it even more perfect

[@hollish196]

Have the Papah guys tried Indian curries? There are potato ones, egg ones, and meat ones that I think they would really like! Some are so hot they will test the guys tastebuds.

[@JTQA_Tester]

You should take these guys to a famous Japanese teppanyaki dinner show restaurant called Benihanas

[@worldssmallestfan]

I’m glad Nintendo let them use Ganondorf’s theme song.

[@abhijeetchandra4657]

I love Japanese Curry 🤤

[@gamrage]

The odd thing about Japanese cuisine is the fact that has very few dishes that are authentically Japanese. Ramen a CHINESE dish originally named Lamian. It came into Japan in the 1800's when Chinese people migrated into Japan. Most tofu dishes originate from China as well. As for the curry. Japanese style curry is based off European curry. Japanese people have low spice tolerance so the western variant of curry suits their tastebuds more.

[@jadehom8067]

Love my Papahs ❤❤❤

[@ylimeasil]

OMG- they gave them natto 😱

[@evelynyu88]

Why the sushi without soy sauce and wasabi? Even the dads are like "....usually there's soy sauce and wasabi". lol. Eating it plain is unhinged.

[@mpolster24]

the KFC thing deserved an explanation lol

[@BigSirZebras]

Christmas isn't a holiday there but they like to celebrate it because it is fun. I think it is popular for young couples but also families with little kids. Since there is no turkey sold there (well not as widely available as the US) Chicken is the next best thing. Back in the 70s? KFC ran an aggressive ad campaign to convince people to eat there for Christmas and it has been a thing since. They aren't buying fried chicken though. I think it is rotisserie or grilled somehow and they sell different sides that are more Christmas oriented. you'll see long lines there around Christmas and I heard that you need to order way in advance. kurisumasu ni wa kentaki! (Christmas at Kentucky)

[@Kurry34]

Nah. It's fried chicken​@@BigSirZebras

[@BigSirZebras]

@@Kurry34 When I was there in 2016 the Christmas menu that I glanced at while passing by had pictures of roasted chicken. I didn't see any pics of fried chicken but I also didn't take the time to look carefully at the Christmas menu or try to read anything so my experience with it is definitely limited.

[@seamslatasha3598]

The Papah's are just wonderfully open-minded and thoughtful with their opinions. Natto is not for the faint of heart!

[@AnnaOdige]

Please do Mexican dads try Haitian food next !!!!

[@SoniaYslas]

They guy in the glasses is a “I need a tall glass of cold milk after something sweet”

[@corwinchapman4565]

Stuff like this makes me wish there were more intercultural exchange opportunities, like if there was an outreach thing to encourage (in this example) Mexicans to come visit Japan and vice-versa, I'm to understand the Chinese LOVE that kind of stuff, it would be cool to see what Mexican and Indian cuisine combinations you might get from that sort of thing, too.

[@strawberrycinnabons]

would love to see the papahs go to korea and japan one day!

[@thevictoryoverhimself7298]

Japanese curry is nothing like Indian, it’s almost like a greasy beef stew and is usually a little bit sweet.

[@Flan67]

As always, ramen and curry never fail

[@shaynamichael3844]

Love, love, love this! Maybe next time they could try Chilean food!

[@subtleblow]

Yeah, in Japan they don't mix any part of their curry. The rice is on one side, the liquid/stew is on the other and the chicken/pork cutlet is laid on top. Submerging the cutlet like that ruins the cutlet.

[@mathcraftlopez535]

I tried Japanese food and it’s good

[@PapahChannel]

It is! 🤤

[@halib2946]

pls try Ethiopian food??

[@shoyuramenoff]

I tried Ethiopian food once and I think it's super underrated.

[@LordLOC]

Not sure where you guys got that katsu curry dish - but Japanese curry isn't supposed to be strong like say a real deal Indian curry etc. It's supposed to be mild and not spicy at all. Even UK based curries can be stronger and spicer than Japanese curries are (usually, there are spicy Japanese curry dishes of course).

[@LuckyOwI777]

strong doesn't mean spicy

[@LordLOC]

@@LuckyOwI777 I never said stronger meant spicy. I just said a Japanese curry is usually mild in flavor and not spicy while Indian curry (or other curries) is stronger in flavor (sometimes using tamarind etc.) and usually spicy but not always.

[@HannahSachie]

Lmfaooooo. They made them try natto! 🤣🤣🤣

[@priestpeace219]

Why didn't you give them rice to go with Natto? Nobody eats those things alone. 😂😊

[@Mindofthequill]

I'm eating strawberry daifuku as I watch this lol

[@joevanirosales3920]

Need more papahs opinions on the subject 😂

[@alexrynes1518]

congrats on 100k subscribers

[@adonis6332]

Yummy ❤

[@ballzack1747]

Serving nato is just a test to see you actually never had japanese food before..... Anyone that likes nato the first time is surely not foreigner😂

[@harborarealinerickysbulls2743]

You should have them try different flavored POKE!!! It would be awesome!!

[@aileenxie8706]

poke isn't traditionally japanese

[@mariacamilaclaroscopete4385]

You should do Colombian food with the dads❤ 🇨🇴

[@MOZINHO980]

Mexicans try Cajun and Creole Food !

[@tehkuwen5222]

KZbin giving me a Moe’s ad before this video 💀

[@pala1blood240]

You guys gotta have the soy sauce and wasabi next time.

[@KevinContreras3]

Who's mixing the audio for this bc I can't hear the questions being asked

[@nolanwalsh9044]

That soda probably needed some tobasco for that one guy🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Jovan_Zae]

Please do Puerto Rican food!! 🇵🇷

[@LordDavid04]

Japanese people eat KFC for Christmas because of an advertising campaign from the 70's. It just became part of their Christmas spread. If you watch the Japanese film "Departures", there's a Christmas scene where they eat a bucket of KFC chicken.

[@bobbysinz]

Shoulda included Gyoza, I think they woulda liked it

[@Sokaron]

I’m always amazed by the shitty plastic utensils they give them every episode lol

[@p0pstr2b]

Need to have the guys try Thai next 😉😉

[@Justhereforinsanity]

Haha! Try Filipino food. Balute for a starter.

[@dannysimion]

It’s interesting. These dads sound more eloquent with their palette and description of food versus the moms when they describe their food. I love the differences because you get different viewing styles. Food is such a subjective experience. ❤

[@seanhart9706]

Who feeds someone sushi or and japanese dish without soy sauce and wasabi? It is incomplete without it.

[@mikee101]

I don't think 'eating noodles with your hands' is a thing in Japan..

[@L3monSqueezy]

I lived in Japan for about 3 years a long time ago and got used to slurping noodles. Came back to the US and now I have to consciously remind myself not to do that in a restaurant

[@TheBronzeTitan]

Try Natto with rice and seaweed. It changes the flavor and texture. I wouldn’t eat Natto by itself.

[@equestrian1121]

I love Arturo.

[@PowerPlayBRoficial]

SUshi with no soy sauce, the production messed this up...

[@vespasiancloscan7077]

It's tonkOtsu ramen. TonkAtsu is the cutlet.

[@2Kriss2Kross]

*tonkotsu ramen. Tonkatsu is a breaded pork cutlet.

[@commandingsteel]

tonkotsu means "pork bones"

[@k11b11]

2:11 same

[@catherinew7065]

Getting this notification made me jump of joy

[@noor-alhudacharanek919]

middle eastern food next plzzz

[@eimislaimis1618]

Hi, can you give the papas metal utensils next time.

[@MOZINHO980]

Next you should try Sri Lankan food

[@fallenerror6524]

Part of the first 1k!!!

[@freebird3581]

Can you please give these guys metal utensils?

[@StreetFoodSection]

Have you tried Pakistan food yet?

[@BigSirZebras]

The kfc question was misleading. They should have said modern tradition. kurisumasu ni wa kentaki!

[@voloslol]

yummy