Teppanyaki in Hokkaido - Food in Japan

[@moonhead4057]

The owners are two elderly people, how sweet and hardworking is that.

[@burtonl7239]

A lot of street food stalls in asia are operated by elderly couples. It's practically their life's trade.

[@irwansaputra7435]

Not sweet. It’s sweaty

[@danielteaque5387]

They old ass making money how sweet it is smdh

[@smn-sl8mp]

@@danielteaque5387 i understand what you mean and i agree to it but man there's a polite way to say it at least they are working hard to earn that money

[@biuge1595]

@@smn-sl8mp that's what you call being disrespectful

[@ThorbenTK]

5:29 cracking an egg like a boss, I had to rewatch that 5 times

[@SuperNikita666]

well done

[@williamj2494]

Same

[@DustinLee533]

Straight disrespected that egg lol

[@merkabah2]

lol me too i kept reaplying it haha!

[@thedudebro168]

Clearly used a stunt egg for this clip

[@wilakt4fud]

The best part of traveling alone is getting away from tourist nonsense-- then stumbling upon little "hidden" places like this. Anywhere you go in the world, they're out there. Not crowded, genuine, lovely.

[@hairyputter5363]

Maybe this place is too costly for crowd to be in and again, i might be wrong.

[@traitxr]

the meal cost $34, listed at the end of the video. doesnt seem very cheap but it seemed like a nice place

[@RodrigoVargas72]

wilakt4fud I would agree 100% if these dudes were my grandparents. Sorry, a little bit short of my granny’s breakfast. I’m mexican btw.

[@VomicaEmanio]

I studied in Japan for a year. Just outside the student housing area there was a tiny little restaurant; someone had simply remodeled the ground floor of a small 2-story house to a restaurant with maybe 4-5 tables. They had the most wonderful genuine japanese food I've ever tried. Working out what to order was a challenge though, as none of the elderly couple that ran the place could speak even the simplest english, but it was good practice for my japanese skills

[@danthanh98]

@@VomicaEmanio May I know the exact address of your housing area/that restaurant? Thanks inadvance

[@arnavfootballfreestylerrid8050]

The way in Japanese People cook is an art itself.

[@SC-xo4lz]

Its actually much better than "japanese restaurant' in the US that actually run by chinese.....

[@Mr-Hakim]

Have you ever seen Gordon Ramsey?

[@Mr-Hakim]

najmus sakib Haha, true

[@nirajvora5738]

Yup india has many varieties

[@siqizhang]

... come on... It's just cheap eats. You'll know what it means when you eat it...

[@FFXI_Addict]

He puts the sauce on everything... This man gets me. I love him.

[@daneOcawdor]

Dude, hats off. The simple joy of first-person Teppanyaki spectating. Very interesting and nice to see these guys cook.

[@roaringmeow821]

*These videos are better to watch more than ASMR*

[@humanityguy9275]

Meow

[@jubaikasheikh6255]

Yes You Are Absolutely right

[@LemoNanora]

*These videos are better to watch than most ASMR* *

[@mctosha071]

Ohh yes

[@greydargo9282]

Am I the only one who comes to see delicious food?

[@jimstrauser3304]

These videos make me want to live in Japan.

[@firstlastember8100]

Jim S weeb

[@pow9th]

Visit Japan, yes. Live in Japan, no.

[@manlimbu9515]

I want to live in Hokkaido...I know this place name from doraemon cartoon ..where novita one friends was from hokaido..she was from hokaido..she said to novita to come in hokaido...I really want to visit that place before I die..

[@mrb-94]

and sad thing is you can't afford

[@datly4568]

If u live in japan u will have to work really really hard

[@movementculture1743]

Lady is so adorable, looks such a good and nursing person. !

[@nataliakruschev5078]

These videos remind me of visiting my relatives in Japan. They make me feel so at home. I go for teppenyaki lunches with my cousins when I visit. The sound of the sizzling reminds me of my mother and grandmother and aunts cooking. It's such a wonderful time, being there. Food really does bring out the best in us.

[@Tbird2191]

Everytime that Sweet Little Lady comes on screen I just have to scream, "Yay!!!!....Grandma!!!!!!!!" She's just the cutest! So pretty!.

[@obiwahnonryo2325]

was sagt dein therapeut dazu

[@obiwahnonryo2325]

@Sai Tama - Super Gut. Wer es nötig hat " ich bin Besser wie du " hat Komplexe . Und weiß nicht was wirklich wichtig ist . Lese Buch von "Buddhismus: Dalai Lama"

[@obiwahnonryo2325]

​@Sai Tama Mit Hirnlosen Sin-freien Beschimpfungen beleidigst du mich nicht. Das ist ein Eigentor . Sondern zeigst das du nicht Kritikfähig bist und das bei dir nicht alle Lichter an sind. Mitleid für alle die dich ertragen müssen.

[@obiwahnonryo2325]

@Sai Tama Das ist eine Gute Antwort für dich " Caractère d'un pauvre teckel misérable "

[@hellios445]

yup haha and then i saw the sign outside the place, its her and im assuming her husband. very cute

[@7xxSASUKExx7]

God bless this two elderly. So sweet and hardworking. 😊

[@dt88858]

Amazing production - both in terms of camera work and chefs’ creations. Oftentimes the best and most satisfying things in life are simple, not complex. A premier restaurant not only features great food but memorable service. I’m ready to fly to Hokkaido just to see the cute auntie smile as I enjoy a truly remarkable meal.

[@robroydude2904]

The cutest ever lady at the end was OLIVE OIL from Popeye. She has the nicest smile. Thank you for another great dinner.

[@lecarcass2012]

Anyone else watch videos like these while eating so that your food tastes better???

[@MatthewWest0037]

Those folks running the place seem like really nice people

[@lovekookie4ever661]

Japanese ppl are usually very polite. That's why I am dying to learn the culture :)

[@christendsouza5845]

@@lovekookie4ever661 to tourists because we are oblivious of their culture, but locals are more stringent to each other

[@xeli3046]

@@christendsouza5845 true that!

[@garlicoshallots200]

Gotta get them customers to come again

[@chanelno5456]

no

[@zachstevens6233]

Me: have never watched a Japanese cooking show KZbin: let me show you something as addicting as crack

[@hermiarya9274]

P

[@e.graceoldstoneroses9947]

PS: I'm not knocking anyone over my addiction either! I'd seriously love to share a meal with or be prepared a meal by the people I'm watching!!!

[@in_99]

This is definitely in my top three videos for asmr. It's so relaxing and pleasant

[@wsoon4585]

I always love to watch how Japanese cook because they keep their place very clean and comfortable at the time

[@SrSacaninha]

Enjoying that cold beer as your food gets made in front of you must be an amazing experience.

[@sophievanderbilt1325]

This looks delicious!! And that lady is adorable

[@batchagaloopytv5816]

Sophie Vanderbilt the granma is best 🤙

[@099999ddd]

Looks creepy for me tho.

[@XoanaBalam]

She's adorable!

[@sitirable]

Exactly, she is so cute :))

[@silvermediastudio]

she looks like a sarin gas victim

[@gkily1503]

I feel comfortable with the sound of frying ingredients!

[@shincross123]

me too!

[@sirissac234]

This whole meal and cooking experience looked absolutely wonderful. Thank you.

[@MrBreakthompson]

The sound quality of these video;s is amazing. Very nice and adds to the immersion (and hunger)

[@leobon1875]

Japan might be the world greatest food destination

[@deysiyulisagarciadeleon3611]

Recién me topo con este video y me sentí doblemente orgullosa. Nací en Guatemala pero vivo en México y ver que ambos países ponen en alto su nombre con el señor y su carne me hace feliz.

[@humblemumble7907]

man this vid is going to hit million views sooon, I just keep watching it over and over and over again

[@kempowarrior]

I love watching all of this Japanese, Vietnamese, Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean cooking video. I definitely pick up some new cooking ideas and skills. Thanks for sharing and it look so good : )

[@giornogiovanna6009]

Oh hello I am vietnamese

[@graysonharrist7554]

This is the best. Fall asleep to it. Thank you for not talking or playing music.

[@N2P190]

My mind is just blown. That presentation was gorgeous

[@sida_risa]

5.30 I've never thought about, or even figured that method to break an egg 🤣 I also loved the lady, what a nice thing to see that working couple! ♥

[@OfOceans]

I don’t like to eat asparagus, but watching him cook that looks so good😂

[@Mickcotton]

I made Asparagus like that this week on my Flat Top. ❤️. It is Amazing. Absolutely delicious. Now I’m cooking. Asparagus Mushrooms Zucchini Onions Brussels Sprouts Green Onions. Eggplant with Chow Mien Fried Rice. Chicken Shrimp or RibEye 🥩 Steak. All in my Backyard FlatTop. So Delicious 😋

[@jjrpoektl1925]

what is it that he grated on top at the end

[@vegalathururamakrishnaiah5840]

@@jjrpoektl1925 Butter

[@funkieluu35]

seeing that old asian lady is so cute haha

[@explorefoodsdoodle7031]

she is 18

[@FUCKOFUBI]

18? Maybe 88 years old... What i try to say js that japanese women looks much younger that they realy was. For example, 40 years old japanese woman looks younger that some 25 years old women in USA, Europe... I think food they eat is crucial for that. In Japan even "street" or "junk" food is healthy. They eat lots of seafood, not very much bread , they dont have same amount sugar in soda, chocalate ( have less sugar and other poison)...

[@Jannina_N]

Ikr??

[@kikisekscotermann5332]

@@explorefoodsdoodle7031 more like 81

[@iqbalmuhammad2920]

+Nenad Vuckovic Generally speaking, to us asian, European at certain point looks far older (or mature) than their age & i've heard many times that us asians look younger than our age (to the europeans)

[@kristy77a]

Second time I've seen this. Brilliant. And lovely, charming husband and wife team.

[@Khaledf]

I cannot get enough of this video. It is so perfect.

[@chrissullivan5472]

That meal looks so delicious. It was fun to watch the chef prepare.

[@MistressSuki92]

Awwww~! Their shop sign was them dressed as Popeye and Olive Oyl~

[@swisslord2478]

Very cute

[@hoanluong1415]

I really love it when he put the butter on the food

[@firephoenix8192]

It's nice to know that Japanese eat food made with such care and Patience

[@nitrax96]

You know the food's magnificent when you see a grandma [1:29] helping employees/chefs

[@seaweed2007]

Drooling every step of the way! 😍 Grandma is simply precious! Popeye & Olive Oyl’s? I’m so there! Thank you for sharing.

[@குரு-த6ய]

5:29 That Egg died doing back flip. Respect.

[@aidanf8632]

That old lady is so sweet!

[@artofpootan]

It's videos like this that make me want to cook like a boss because I can't travel like one.

[@NinjaFrog65]

The part that got me is their sign out front. Absolutely adorable.

[@anguswu2685]

5:30 That Egg Crack OMG!

[@narutopartners]

best crack ever ... and perfect shape

[@samuellinares2001]

Slick af

[@euripideseusebio5404]

Hahahaha, I repeated the egg crack like 5 times. I'll try!

[@silvermediastudio]

really? this is like high school line cook basic. you foodies make me laugh.

[@kahinaoftheelements4845]

Everyone has the right to be impressed

[@indyracingnut]

I just love how Teppanyaki chefs in Japan don't do all that "flippy spinny" shit with their knives and spatulas. They actually put care into their food as they cook.

[@NerdKing364]

I mean comparing Teppanyaki and Hibachi is pretty hard, as typically Hibachi is a "party" thing that you bring friends and family for the show, while Teppanyaki is more intimate with the person or few people that the chef is cooking for. All about a different business

[@FFXI_Addict]

Teppanyaki came about as a way for struggling Japan to rebuild itself after WW2. American troops were fascinated by Japanese food during their military occupation, and through good old fashioned Japanese hospitality, Teppanyaki was born as a way to attract the very large US soldiers and their large appetites, and deep military wallets. There's no need to be flashy about it to locals, as that entire show of spatula prowess was created to attract giant US soldiers into stopping by and checking you out.

[@corbeau-_-]

@@FFXI_Addict you often see those shenanigans with tourists... There's a few videos of people doing tricks to sell more... This one I saw recently: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKnCf52mmqekh9k&ab_channel=GoPro It helps you to remember the dude and advertising is always about attention. People on markets yell about them prices and fine fruits. Whatever works. Preparing the meal for you to see was something novel once as well... I suppose that's where part of the attraction comes from. Western kitchens are traditionally behind closed doors...

[@margiorieannamul3689]

If you're hungry but you're broke af, just watch this😂

[@arkhamsgaming4750]

Margiorie Ann Amul but when you live in Japan its cheep its not our fault America is a shithole of a place and has never been great to begin with

[@SERGEL-96]

Well looks like somebody is angry for no reason

[@ralki15]

Arkham's Gaming. Really? Japan is cheap? Hmm perhaps it depends where you live or touring in Japan I'm assuming. Yeah America is a shithole with so much expensive shit

[@rleften5788]

I found food to be pretty cheap in regular places. Of course if you are in tourist areas the prices tend to be a little, but it's not too bad. I always found that when the price is higher the food quality always matches, instead of other tourist places where you pay 7 euros for a coke.

[@davidneyra4418]

get a job, and if you have one and can't afford food, then get another job! LOL

[@winnysneece694]

Beautiful lunch! Love how this couple works together ❤️

[@deedonnerramone4757]

Love Japanese cuisine. The butter on the asparagus! That is wonderful. The icy beer! I mean, it's all too much. Fantastic.

[@MascrisSensei]

Japanese people really took their time to cook. I like those customers' patience.

[@mimill1782417824]

The women who smiles at the end before leaving the shop is very impressive . ☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@Casellda]

HAHAHA That adorable old lady at the end. So cute!

[@wewilleat5820]

Базару нет 👍

[@Omegam00n]

This is the only time i saw him complimented for the food, those asparagus must be so good !!!!

[@geometryproject]

That old lady is so energetic and happy 😊 I must adopt her behavior

[@aussiebattler6737]

The whole damn Japanese culture is art! Respect

[@anthonyb6413]

Thanks for the videos. I'm in Hakodate now and about to go to this place in about 30 minutes.

[@samshambles391]

Some guys have all the luck.

[@danteivarsson8583]

This restaurant has a facebook page ?

[@shobitc21]

How patience I took to watch this video I just wonder how much patience is needed to cook

[@Vival.D]

The most satisfying video I've ever seen.

[@MdnightWnd]

I wouldn't eat this because I don't like seafood, but it was so fun to watch him cook it.

[@ichigokurosaki4032]

why does everything sound so satisfying

[@burpybobonburgy4438]

2:35 the sound is so satisfying!😊👌🏻

[@luisandonipadilla1958]

Almost 3:00 am... I was studying for my final exam to be a doctor, and I wonder how the fuck I ended here enjoying the prep and feeling hungry. I love the way these chefs treat the food and serve it

[@michaelespinosa7466]

Did ya make it?

[@MajorProblem1990]

I think i'm gonna drink a beer while watching this. Thanks for this amazing video.

[@jnxzy13]

Better than ASMR vids in YT.

[@TheVincentVanGogh]

They sure lived their lives to the fullest!

[@jascrandom9855]

10:40 That Bloody Adorable! Popeye and Olive LOL!!

[@kuriadams9138]

^

[@definitelynotnolan]

I'm not sure why I watch these while I eat my shitty meals.

[@sultanreceptayyperdogan7648]

Nolan R I dont know but you sound shitty aswell

[@sumansekhardash3052]

Nolan R coz you're broke like me :3

[@Mehithose]

so you can pretend its taste like seafood..

[@mrb-94]

coz you can't afford these

[@elbichito24]

okonomiyaki or Japanese-style pizza... I love this restaurant of Tappanyaki in Hokkaido. It is food intended more for the townspeople, it is not Haute Cuisine for a gourmet palate ... It is also a more abundant and less expensive dish. I love the chef's assistant, she looks such a sweet lady. I assume that she is the wife of the chef and owners of the restaurant, Hahaha. Popeye and Olive. Okonomiyaki. Ingredients 1 tablespoon tenkatsu 1 tablespoon beni-shoga (red ginger) 150 gr Cabbage 100 gr Bacon 70 gr Prawns 1/4 onion 1 egg 1 cup okonomiyaki flour 1/2 cup of cold water Japanese mayonnaise Okonomiyaki sauce Aonori (nori seaweed powder) Katsuoboshi (dried bonito)

[@kristy77a]

That was amazing! And lovely people. Thanks.

[@olegjablonsky3495]

What a feast. I could sit there all day also, watching how things unfold on the grill. :3

[@kazvy]

The food seems delicious! The sound is amazing! and such a cute and beautiful lady! This video is so relaxing!

[@hendrygunawan4797]

Cracking egg like-a-boss level😎

[@thinhnguyenba1912]

They must be a couple for life. They are old but still cuter than most of young "i love you so much but we are not the same" couples nowaday. Btw, nice restaurant style.

[@sonalilenka15]

Mmmm ~~~ yum 😋😋😋😋...... Granny is so cute 🤩❤️☺️☺️☺️😘

[@benjaminpoole2678]

These videos are awesome. I love how you get the full experience of what its like to eat here. The video creator feels no need to inform his viewers outside of a simple description on the video. I fuckin love that theres no interjection, or editing. Its just the raw unfiltered experience and I get to experience it ALMOST in the same way that the camera holder does (minus the best part - eating it). Even though im sitting here and every time they set an ingredient down I'm like "what is that???" but thats also sort of my favorite part, its just part of the unfiltered experience. Fantastic videos man! Im super jealous you get to eat all this good food. My only question that isnt in the description is how expensive are these meals? If i were to go to Japan is this typically how dinner might be served or is this kind of style only reserved for the fancier restaurants?

[@AnalogX64]

Aden Films & Travel Thirsty two of my favourite food channels.

[@dagu20]

Agree!

[@陳菁霙]

Same

[@latip04]

Same here

[@p8312]

Same

[@asdf12347109]

Agree, no terrible music, no intro, no obnoxious host... actually feel like you're there. Travel Channel + others of that ilk could learn from this.

[@jiriskala]

Nice to see teppanyaki with some ordinary food. Most of the videos contain luxurious steaks and lobsters.

[@tkell31]

That looked amazing and quite filling. I was in Japan for two weeks and swear I had to order two of everything the portions were so small. Now I know the secret, find a place run by a kindly grandmother.

[@danny90099]

Thank you youtube for recommend food video in 3 am when iam hungry

[@celiacarmody-007]

Wish I was there. How could you not love this.

[@salvadormazal2105]

5:29 NANI?!!

[@kikisekscotermann5332]

Shidreyour!

[@primordiuspendragon1620]

Omae wa mo... Shinde iru

[@noobersitofukencio5336]

kansei dorifto

[@richmondbelluga1545]

Ouija dorifto

[@彗流]

Primordius Pendragon ??「お前はもう死んでいる」

[@heroofjustice2728]

So this is where icebear went

[@Frosty-xx8eu]

Finally someone mentions him in these comments thank you

[@sarahfuji3939]

oh my god

[@jammeranimated2627]

I'm impressed the cook was able to cook multiple dish using that one frying stove? Meanwhile in my country I mostly see those just used to fry burgers XD Also that sign in the end is cute

[@kh40yr]

Mom and Pops restaurants,,FOR LIFE!. Some of THE best food for the Ducket!!.

[@ffmeb82982]

Man...that looked delicious. I like that you give the name of location and plate👍👍

[@ninguem03227]

I've never eaten this before but now I want to do it so badly!!

[@joynoona2130]

The sizzling sounds makes me feel like I’m cooking in front of it

[@fiiqz5264]

I fell asleep while watching this vid. 😴 it’s like a relaxing video :O

[@VeeZzz123]

the lady warmed my heart

[@kotopotato]

One of the few vids where we can hear Aden's voice

[@lameaux6424]

I have never had this but I just know it's delicious :(

[@mearavi]

Imagine if you're hungry and you're patience level is incredible

[@seang2012]

That is a hell of a huge meal for one person.

[@philiphoward6811]

The Power to impress!! 🙏 Amazing skills, obviously a very traditional Japanese restaurant. The standard has now been set. 😊✨ [100%].

[@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024]

Even the ice in the mug is a perfect circle. Everything in Japan is perfection.

[@addahandletocontinue12345]

Japan has too many good food 😢 and i want to cut the cracking egg scene, so satisfying 😂

[@sentino68]

Looove butter! Everything looks delicious!!

[@seijuruhiko]

Nothing better in this world then some savory salty food with an ice-cold draft of Sapporo.

[@hungry_fish_eye]

The sound like a rain.... raining of food :)