The Best Chinatown in Japan? | Street Food in Kobe

Let’s visit the Chinatown in Kobe, one of the three major Chinatowns in Japan.
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[@Scriptor13]

You are both such a joy! I smiled from ear-to-ear when you made a sympathetic "Mmmmm!" while watching Satoshi enjoy the almond tofu. That's long-term, loving couple stuff at it's best. 😊 Your enthusiasm made this visit to Kobe's Chinatown _very_ special, Shinichi. It's definitely on my travel wishlist now. ♥♥

[@renamira9141]

I love how both of you switch from english to japanese randomly XD Hope you two could eat at to your heart’s content.

[@Bingomvrb]

Love you guys too much. Love all of your videos. Enjoy, god bless you both ❤️

[@kat.scheer]

I'm going to Kobe this weekend! Now I know where to check out!😊

[@plejade4125]

I really LOVE those „more raw“ footage, I feel like I‘m stolling around with you and be with you right there, thank you for sharing🥰

[@tersta1]

I swear I could smell the pork buns that Satoshi was describing at 23:00. His expressions are so fun. Thank you both for going on the adventure in Kobe China Town. I watched your Tokyo Conveyor Belt Sushi Shop video. The streets look a lot like Young Street in Toronto. Kobe China Town doesn't look anything like China Town Toronto, so this is a great pleasure to watch you two discovering it. Thank you. Now back to the video! :D

[@pierogiesAndKielbasa]

I know it’s tough to wake up and be positive even about getting out there and enjoying the good parts of life. I love that you both are staying motivated. That is important during times of big change. You guys bring a lot of good to the world with your work. Shinichi and Satoshi, you are ambassadors to the world and to a better future.

[@VerhoevenSimon]

Such a treat yo see you two having a nice time, have a superb weekend!

[@REISGaming24]

The Peking Duck crepe with the veggies and sauce looked positively delicious. Thank you so much for finding all these little places. Seeing the sights when many of us cannot visit other places due to the craziness in the world right now. It's like being there with you guys when you do these street explorations. It's great seeing you both.

[@Estenberg]

Wow! I got almost as excited as you. What a great Chinatown. It's all food. There must be one hundred places to eat - and everything looked so good.

[@peterjake9621]

So much food to choose from . Chinatown looks amazing food heaven 😀😋

[@dkdc451]

Thank you so much for your posts. I’m never disappointed.

[@datlam7836]

Awesome video of the Kobe Chinatown. Love seeing all the different types of street food.

[@user-ny9er1lr1q]

I am Chinese and enjoy you guys eating Chinese food in Japan and all of the deliciousness which is great. Very nice Chinatown in kobe. Did you guys ever try the traditional food of all the prefectures in Japan. Always a pleasure watching you guys on KZbin. 😊😊

[@laurielum378]

This video brought back memories of our visits to Kobe Chinatown. The street food is so good! Can't wait to go back one day.

[@perdomot]

I love the Chinatown in Yokohama but this place is definitely a step above.

[@LiyinYeo]

29:30 Satoshi's facial expressions and reactions make all the food he eats looks delicious!! 😂

[@myu8303]

That steamed pork is usually paired with rice here and is considered a meal already. Whereas the one served with the steamed bun here is much much thinner slice and is usually considered a light savory snack. It is nice to see how different the street food in Japan Chinatown. The pork bun and duck crepe looks really yummy.

[@titasmom678]

So many delicious things to try. And so much activity going on. Looks so different from the Chinatown here in Hawaii.

[@Taralynn70]

What a great video, the street was so festive, bright and welcoming. All the food looked amazing and the atmosphere was really fun and beautiful. I will take a bagful of those yummy buns! What a fun day xo

[@biomanization]

Enjoyed watching you guys eating so much! Thank you for the food tour of Kobe Chinatown! I almost felt like I was there with you. It reminded me a little of Chinatown San Francisco

[@phuongnguyen-qw6gl]

Thanks for the Video.👍🙏

[@roamiblu1833]

I tried duck one time. Wasn't a fan. But watching this video and understanding what it is NOT supposed to be, chewy, I'll try it again. In Kobe!! 😁 I love both you videos.

[@InsanieJanie808]

Wow all the food looked sooo good. I especially want to try the pork buns and the korroke. Yum! I hope to visit this place someday.

[@louisetregomorgan4907]

If there was such a place as food heaven , you guys were wright in the thick of it. And I have to say even I was wishing I was there eating with you, it looked so good. 🤗💛👍

[@debracantrell1058]

Awesome a Food Tour adventure thanks for sharing this video with us all take care stay safe ❤️😘😘😍🤩🥰☺️💞💕💓🏵️🌼🌻🌺🌸

[@minseopkim4906]

thank you!

[@tayjanie125]

The bun u ate and the flavour u can't tell might be the 5-spice powder which made the meat taste slightly different and quite flavourful. I could be wrong but I just imagine it

[@iDelta77]

i wanna try that peking duck crepe

[@luckydubefan808]

Yum, yum, Kobe is a nice place to visit or live, street food galore!!!

[@aliciagarcia9041]

Sending love from Orlando!

[@BoopsNstuff]

some of my favorite peoples

[@katrinlausch3078]

This is such a nice vlog, the pork belly bao is a gua bao from Taiwan btw and looked great like the rest ot items you tried. Love ya, take good care

[@chunglui4907]

Beautiful traveling with you so interested every time good hard worker so good to see all your radio thanks

[@tamara4557]

So fun to see. most of these Chinese foods we don't have here. And the China town is quiet crowded, a bit of the old atmosphere is back I think :) I think to one in Yokohama is so populair with tourists that some of the things have vanished that you do have here. It's so easy to just hop over from Tokyo to Yokohama but not to Kobe. If I have to choose one to try I want to try the annin dofu puar tea. Would be great to make a recipe for this, with different teas :)

[@xCkillaxC]

The Chinatown in Kobe was much better than the one in Yokohama in my opinion. Like you said, the one in Kobe is more authentic and also much cheaper.

[@chilkara1]

Excelsior caffe was good too. We enjoyed Chinatown especially the hand made dumplings. Such memories. Thank you for your video. 🤣🤗👍 you both do such good videos. Watching from New Zealand

[@robertbarnier45]

Good Chinese food is hard to beat. So enjoyed. Very hungry now. Aussie Bob 😊

[@shanecrixus5381]

Oh man this video brings back some good memories.. Kobe Chinatown is the best!

[@AnaryaVhargon]

I looked up the recipe of your moms Koroke and I'm going to make it. My favorite desert after a Chinees meal is ... just a plain, simple bowl of Lychees hahahahaha.

[@xcites]

Love your videos. Love you guys! Can't wait to visit Kobe!

[@productplacement39]

Man, the Chinatowns here in Toronto don't have this many variety of dim-sums and street foods conveniently available. I'm impressed by the open displays of Zongzi/Chimaki at the Chinatowns in Japan. If you have a craving for the type of foods that were shown in the video you have to go to either T&T, Galleria or Nations Food and their locations are not always easy to get to.

[@exxon5430]

If you guys open a online food sell yummy food. Guess will make money. Or open a tour group. 😀 Or eating tour group. 🤣by the way we had share you guys vedios to chat groups. Very happy see you guys eating away..最高!😀💯👍

[@edamame5540]

Like your food review! You 2 are definitely are people who know how to eat.

[@anupkulkarni4887]

Loved it ❤️

[@anikalee9012]

Japan are not opened for tourists yet. I want to visit Japan ang try the food you guy show so much.

[@deanna8085]

Especially loved this vid because you both seemed more candid w your reactions and made me almost taste the foods along w you both❣️ PLZ ADVISE… if mid to late Dec, tho chilly, would be okay to make it a day trip from Osaka?

[@Shinichisworld]

It’s completely fine and not too cold yet

[@angelamapa2529]

We're hoping to go to Taiwan in March when the weather is a bit mild, who knows, we may bump into you! Of course we're also planning a trip to Japan :D

[@flavavicious]

“Zero Calorie Korea… what the hell does that mean?” 😂😂😂

[@sandyrothman2430]

Shinichi-han (to say it in proper Kinki dialect)...I think Kobe's chūka ryōri is so oishii because...it's in Kansai! I feel most at home in Yolohama or Machida or anywhere in Kanagawa...but the cooking and food culture in Kansai are just so terrific, including home cooking. I prefer soba cuisine in the Kanto area, and Tsukiji's sushi is hard to beat, but the Kansai region is less austere in many ways and I think the flavors of Kobe Chinatown represent the lusty deliciousness of Kansai foods!

[@glennchia1960]

Oh....my God. My favourite food, pork belly. I misses Kobe Chinatown.

[@robertbarnier45]

I want to experience this. Aussie Bob ❤️❤️

[@sebastianp4411]

It looks like, that Shinichi is always eating Satoshi food 🤣

[@ginnamin]

I am so hungry now !

[@LiyinYeo]

4:04 What's the backpack that Satoshi's carrying? Looks versatile.

[@pang-ngiavang1956]

Although I don't go to Japan to eat Chinese food, but I have to agreed with about the food tasting better than in Yokohama.

[@liliyurch2511]

Of course Satoshi was found at the korroke booth 😂

[@japanmakesmehappy]

Hello guys.. i like the pork bun in Nagasaki :)

[@japanmakesmehappy]

The chinatown in Kobe is nice. Lots of food! Kobe is a quaint town. Love the hop-on hop-off too. Missing Japan.

[@TokyoSantorini]

❤️❤️❤️

[@exxon5430]

I also curious

[@DemonFox369]

Those (24:00) look like xiaolongbao (the version without broth)

[@restaurantman]

Shenjian Bao?

[@francinecardoza6727]

In Hawaii the Chinese eateries are Diff place to place so maybe difference in province origin etc?

[@mongulkhanaxe6639]

Where has the best Japanese restaurants outside of Japan?

[@tanletran7270]

how do you get to Kobe from Osaka Namba Station ? Where can you find the best & affordable Kobe beef in Kobe ?

[@davidyip6418]

To get from Osaka-Namba Station to Kobe, you can take a Rapid Express through train on the Hanshin Namba Line, which takes about 44 minutes and costs 410 yen. The Hanshin Railway also offers direct trains from Osaka-Namba Station to Kobe-Sannomiya Station, which takes about 45 minutes and costs 420 yen. Other ways to get from Osaka-Namba to Kobe include: Bus: Takes about 1 hour and 25 minutes and costs between 1600-1900 yen Subway: Take the Midosuji Line from Namba to Shin-Osaka, which costs 280 yen.

[@tanletran7270]

@@davidyip6418 Thanks David

[@WhatIsItToBurn]

I wish fried chicken was zero calories... haha

[@flamoma8600]

HELLO 😋 😋 😋 SO INEXPENSIVE AS WELL ❤

[@hha6053]

How many channels do you have geez.

[@jasonsanders8264]

Love your shows but your camera is having a focus problem

[@milesw2318]

Try Kobe beeg

[@sammyscott3177]

I think I might want to visit Kobe's China town next time I'm in Japan. However, this seemed more like a beat down of Yokohoma's China town and less of a promotion of Kobe's. You guys are better than this. Give it a rest.

[@milesw2318]

@@sammyscott3177 bruh, im not even from kobe

[@jeywood6532]

I thought you guys reside in Hawaii, yet I want to know are more Asians moving to this paradise island?

[@fringehead]

Why is Kobe Chinatown better than Yokohama Chinatown? Because west Japan, best Japan!!

[@davidyip6418]

Because they ate the street food in Yokohama Chinatown before coming to Kobe.

[@fireballfireball6962]

Yokohama is better!

[@cee_el]

Honestly this is a weak chinatown. Not that it’s not tasty or anything but it’s just very tiny and during weekends, it’s super packed. I prefer the yokohama one even though it’s crowded

[@bannedinfinity5789]

Ugh what a horrible video. I got sick and nauseated.

[@ysabeauterazawa7273]

Well, that is your problem. Stop projecting such negative comments … you are the one who is sick and nauseating.

[@bannedinfinity5789]

@@ysabeauterazawa7273 LOL Terazawa a typical colonial evil name

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