EPIC Supermarket Haul

[@thelmatellez2845]

Thank God for the fact that you can watch anytime you want to do it and watch it as many times you can 🤠 much love from Texas 🐱

[@shannondore]

Who else want their phone notification sounds to be Satoshi saying "Tada" and Shinichi saying "interesting?" Or is that just me.😉

[@keahiewa970]

TOTALLY! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@NinaMaru49]

Yes! I want that!

[@scruffy281]

😂😂😂❤️

[@robertfujisaki5348]

It’s amazing how fluidly you guys change from Japanese to English and back. When you are thinking of what to say are you thinking in Japanese or English? I love you guys!

[@serenabussell8489]

I was thinking the same!

[@serenabussell8489]

If you make some instant oatmeal you need boiling not just hot water and cover the top. Actually the mushroom flavor sounds very tasty. Keeping the steam in is better. Like mushroom and barley soup.

[@lifewithkazu2203]

Hi TabiEats- to answer your question we are in Sydney, Australia. Sometimes it's me commenting (Kinuyo- I'm Japanese, been living in Australia since I was 1yo) and sometimes it's my husband Randolph who is Filo. You might remember we sent you a box of goodies to try a while back (mostly potato chips...the Sweet Chili & Sour Cream was probably the highlight!). We have a KZbin channel but not super active on it since Kazuya, our son, keeps us super busy! We were going to go to Japan last year in April, then postponed it to October this year- which will gwt postponed again to next year. Here's hoping! Can't wait to eat up a storm!!

[@Jeni10]

Yes, we need to get past this lockdown first. Delta spreads so much faster!

[@rachelewilt7741]

Hi Gents! I just wanted to say you two are the best. I never enjoyed watching videos on KZbin until I came across your channel! Looking forward to see new videos. Hope you both are doing well. Sending lots of love from Southern New Jersey! Xoxo

[@Jeni10]

In Australia, we call them rolled oats and I love them. They’re a superfood in that they’re full of vitamins and minerals as well as being complex carbs. In summer, I have them raw with cold milk and brown sugar, the sticky kind, and let it sit in the milk for ten minutes before eating it. In the winter, I cook it in the microwave for 90 seconds and serve it the same way. I often add sliced banana and honey or cinnamon. It’s very healthy and really good for you. It’s also very low on the Glycemic Index, which means its energy is released more slowly. Diabetics have to have low GI foods.

[@lepireresteavenir]

Same!

[@JasonMOTORHEADMcVey]

HELLO SHINICHI AND SATOSHI!!! I've had a lot going on in my life this past year, good and bad, and haven't been able to watch you guys as much as I'd like. You two are awesome! - Jason MOTÖRHEAD McVey

[@kyaunnabush1894]

Thanks again for another amazing video❤️. I find so much comfort watching your videos…..it’s really been helping me with all I’ve been dealing with lately. 🙏🏼❤️

[@Jeni10]

Satoshi, rice shaped pasta in Italy is called risoni. However that pasta is spirals, called fusilli. Pasta is ALWAYS BETTER when made from scratch and cooked to al dente. Muscat grapes make a delicious wine!

[@melissam4763]

"Visually it looks like something that shouldn't be for sale" I think that this was my favorite line of the video... so far :)

[@mspfinney]

Oatmeal is best with either peaches and cream or bananas. Love your channel. I will admit it’s gotten me to branch out eating foods I’ve never tried before. Thanks for the courage! 🥰👍🏻

[@kamariahzaharin4744]

That mala chili oil is good in everything. You ought to try rice porridge or oatmeal eaten with crispy fried anchovies(ikan bilis) and that mala chili oil plus a sprinkling of salted pickled radish. One bowl wouldn't be enough! 💖💖🥣👍🏽👍🏽😋😁

[@momonakokeshi6325]

Hi Shinichi and Satoshi, Thank you for sharing supermarket finds. Next time I go Don Quijote, I'll look for that rayu. It amazes me what kind of products Japan has. Seriously, cheese fondu? Sorry, those grapes stole the video. They looked delicious.

[@peterjake9621]

Hi Shinichi & Satoshi, Enjoyed the Video as always. Thanks for featuring some vegan dishes as my wife is vegetarian . Watching your videos makes us happy. Arigato 🙏👍😀

[@simrank.oberoi1301]

You guys make me so happy!! Also SO HAPPY that you guys watched Grace and Frankie, how did you like it?! It's one of my favourite shows ever!

[@plejade4125]

Around 49:00 I would love to try that powdered instant cheese fondue. I‘m from Switzerland so it‘s indeed one of our national dishes, I eat it maybe twice a year (because it’s just so heavy) so it must be a good cheese with good creamyness since it‘s a rare dish. But gosh I want to try that instant one so badly XD sometimes I like stange tastes and textures compared do „homemade“ and it satisfieds the cravings ina strange way XD hopefully I remember correct, someone send you a microwave-cheese fondue from Switzerland, even those are not that best ones but I like them XD awesome video I have to thank you sooo much, it‘s always fun to explore items we never had beford. It was fun to watch :D

[@Scriptor13]

Lots of "interesting" foods this time. 😊 Thank you for trying vegan choices for those of us who are solely plant-based eaters. And, OMG, the Kyoho grapes had my mouth watering! I love you both--thank you for all the enjoyable interludes through the years. (Btw, that rich salmon/coral color looks wonderful on you, Shinichi!)

[@angelaclare873]

Here in the UK, it's been a cold, damp and windy summer ,more like late Autumn here.

[@lepireresteavenir]

Autumn in Japan is rather sunny ☀️

[@ryanlutz5325]

Yay another video I love your videos and it's hot here in north Carolina

[@jujubi1050]

A huge variation of foods today. From Oatmeal to Fondue to Rice Ramen to Eggplant Pasta to Custard Pudding (not to mention the 8 or more other items!) your stomachs are wondering ..."What is goin on today?".😝

[@gregritenour9910]

The fruits taste better because most are grown during the winter so they grow slower and become sweeter than normal

[@paulagonzalez7236]

It’s 102 degrees where I live with the heat index, very very humid 🥵

[@wendydiz]

Thanks for another great video! I was wondering if you have heard of the restaurant "Tree by Naked" and if you had plans to go there. It looks like an amazing place and I see that they have a less expensive cafe that you can try.

[@NinaMaru49]

I love oatmeal. And the foods you shared with us look delicious. I would love to try them too. How I wish we lived in Japan. My favourite country by far

[@helvetiqa]

Just got some Kyoho grapes from H-Mart here! Thick skin and lots of seeds but the flavor is worth the effort of eating.

[@verdi5192]

The oil sauce may go well with fish, or some shrimp tacos (tempura) 😋

[@patsyjohnson9878]

Enjoyed the live stream! Thanks for sharing! Stay safe 💗

[@Jeni10]

Can you buy fondue pots in Japan? If you can, you should get one and look for fondue recipes online to experiment with. You can make both savoury and sweet fondues.

[@angelamapa2529]

Steel cut oats are great! More texture than oatmeal. Food looks good! Nata de coco is really good with pandan gelatine/agar-agar, and cream :)

[@sandraschaffer5891]

You 2 cracked me up when you couldn't pick anything but the hot oil that you really liked. I felt like you were grasping for straws. 😆 LOL. Enjoyed the video and nice too see you 2 laughing. Take Care.

[@HikaruRain]

Watching you guys eat the chili oil on tons of stuff last night before I fell asleep watching made me crave more spicy things. I will say the Tom Yum I had last night was not enough. Continuing the day with some Takis and some nice vegetarian black bean chili with a nice sweet lime spicy kick.

[@BillSchafer48]

Oatmeal soup! You have invented a new food. It's probably difficult to know if it is done correctly if you haven't had oatmeal before like Satoshi. But if you like oatmeal soup; make oatmeal soup. You should always eat food the way you prefer it.

[@yukjochea4880]

I love to watching u two trying different foods.😋🤤🥰👍

[@oraweetaphianthong877]

I've always wondered why sometimes you guys would still feel hot despite having the air-conditioner on. Growing up in Thailand, I find that air-conditioner can be freezing. Unless it's broken, there's no way you can still feel hot! Recently I learned that Japanese people don't like to turn their air-conditioner up too much. They like to have it about the same temperature as the weather outside. Interesting! When I was a kid, I only knew oats from cartoons. I used to imagine it tasted like congee, so when I finally had the real thing I was a bit disappointed, but I do like oats now. I like Harroways honey & golden syrup flavored oats, it's a NZ brand. I don't think I have had oatmeal though. I want to try.

[@lepireresteavenir]

Hey Orawee, I live in Japan and trust me we don’t set our aircon temperature the same as outside, otherwise we would be sweating as hell! 😂

[@oraweetaphianthong877]

@@lepireresteavenir Oh I see. Maybe Thai people just like extremely cold aircon 😂

[@cvodb]

So many interesting items in this haul!

[@anitakinman8881]

I missed the live play again 😿You two look wonderful ❣😺

[@carolwhite9294]

Hi from uk .sending love to you both .

[@martinedingivan]

Awww poor Justin my pet cat Garfield died at the beginning of 2020 I still miss him creeping up and sleeping in my arms at night so I can only imagine what u both feel

[@Jeni10]

If I ever visited Japan, I would only be able to eat boiled rice and steamed vegies with no sauces or salt. Low sodium diets are tough to navigate!

[@callmewaves1160]

Usually they use Nutritional yeast to flavour soy meat, amongst other things like spices and seasoning.

[@debracantrell1058]

Hi Shinichi and Satoshi good to see you guy's enjoy this live stream thanks stay safe God bless to all

[@jenwatson2623]

The grapes look like large cherries or plums 😮o my!

[@Mj19680624]

Yes i know it all

[@kateabelong1489]

I live in Cali and we call oatmeal just oatmeal

[@HikaruRain]

Why do you not eat the skins? Are they not edible or hard to digest?

[@TheAgnesrabino]

Is the ginger tempura available in Amazon?

[@kyaunnabush1894]

That’s what I wanna know? Bc I would love to try it

[@achukmvlid.johnson9588]

We call it simply oat meal. Here in America.

[@reallyseriously7020]

Please post a link for the $7000 train video.

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha! Amazing snacks! Thank you!

[@Jeni10]

Is that a Donabi pot or a cast iron pot? I bought a Donabi pot here in Sydney but I have never used it because I have an electric stove and I’m afraid it will break.

[@christinaalameda6206]

Did i miss the live? Thank You for Replay LOVE and GOD BLESS You ALOHA Always Sister Chrissy Honolulu Hi 😚⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘♥️♥️

[@ronknoke5400]

Thanks for interesting Video... Healthy Regards from Germany !!!

[@shiauchuenchin2607]

Love you guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️💐💐

[@gregritenour9910]

My favorite show on Netflix is peaky blinders and if you like movies about old mafias and gangs then watch it because I consider it kid of historical even though alot of what's in the movie was made up but alot actually happened to the actual gangs and mafias in the 20s and 30s

[@astroboy3507]

Interesting vid!!!!😊

[@jenwatson2623]

It looks like oatmeal soup. Not a big fan of oatmeal, but I do like Irish oatmeal and zoom.

[@phengov943]

oh missed the livestream but the supermarket food looks tasty @tabieats

[@despairia]

Oatmeal doesn't have flavor on its own? What kind of oats have you been eating...? Oats have this subtly sweet, lightly fragrant, grainy taste. It's yummy. Cook them with a pinch of salt. You can choose whether you want to use milk or water. I like mine cooked with water (I use thick-rolled oats, not the quick kind since I like the texture better), then I add a pat of butter to it in the bowl, a splash of milk and some sweetener (maple syrup is great). I also like adding some sliced bananas sometimes. :)

[@malaise-forever]

Shinichi, I'm genuinely shocked you didn't put the chili oil on your purin. LOL

[@evelynr3639]

How are you guys holding up

[@arunmoy3814]

I'm your new subscriber Love from north east India

[@TabiEats]

Thanks for subscribing!!!

[@elnino4445]

You should add wings to Justin illustration

[@lorrainesison9952]

Hello my idols,here in the Philippines it's our rainy season until Dec,,,,love watching your vlogs always,,I love eating nato but it's not easy finding it here and also takoyaki ,,,sayonara,,

[@GFINHK]

😢 I just missed the live stream. I only just woke up 😢

[@JiYunHanPresident]

😁😄😊😍🤩💐💐

[@heikemoritz9132]

👍👍👍👍☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@AcornElectron]

Interesting! Suits you down to the ground Shinichi. If I had ¥100 for every time you’ve said interesting in a video I’d ….. have a lot of ¥ by now. 😂😉🏳️‍🌈💗🍜🍙🍥🍡

[@josephmauricio9606]

💋💋💋💋❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bettyboop7426]

💜💙💛🧡❤⛩

[@despairia]

7000$ per person for three days on a train?! No. Just... no.

[@julia-ov4tl]

oatmeal no thanks

[@Aggy_0351]

Really?

[@meezuswalks9578]

*How wasu da fu-rai-bah?*

[@HikaruRain]

To answer the fruit question. If you are not getting fruits picked straight off the plant locally and in season. Then you are getting fruit from another country that has been picked early so it can not ripen right, it sits in a dark frozen warehouse till ready to ship to store, and it is coated in a fruit wax to retard rotting before it is bought. So you are eating old, rotten, wax coated fruit. That is why it tastes like plastic.

[@Jeni10]

I can understand vegetarians, their rationale is logical, but I don’t understand vegans.

[@busterhyman103]

Not good for English-speakers. Better to post in your language or learn to communicate in English. Yes, you hope to capture English-speaking market but now you appear as stumbling clowns, no humor, no face, just ridiculous.

[@julia_newsome.t]

I am an English speaker and had no problems watching, enjoying their humour and personalities… I guess it’s about personal preferences but I love watching these guys so I don’t think you should speak for all English speakers - of course you are allowed your own opinion, just don’t assume everyone else shares it. Personally I have a lot of admiration for anyone who is bi-lingual, that’s not easy. Have a good day 😃

[@aznmochibunny]

Speak for yourself. Most (native) English speakers who watch their channel can understand them fine. Also, Shinichi is a native English speaker since he grew up in Hawaii.

[@ronknoke5400]

Thanks for interesting Video... Healthy Regards from Germany !!!