The Glorious Katsu Sando!

[@MetalOfHeaven777]

I love that you felt it was necessary to clarify that that was, in fact, his music and not yours.

[@eatyourkimchi]

I wish we had that song in our library. We'd use it ALL THE TIME.

[@MetalOfHeaven777]

Simon and Martina I can hear it now, playing in the background as Spudgy trots happily away from a fresh poo

[@drivesthecar3247]

I was going to add that they'll probably search it online when they get home... but Martina already confirmed it... LOL!

[@auttoautaut95]

MetalOfHeaven777 I actually like the song

[@MetalOfHeaven777]

auttoautaut95 I liked it too! Can’t beat Japanese street performers!

[@yeeh.5814]

That ending, I knew you guys would eventually fall for the strange mans charms before the video was over lol

[@eatyourkimchi]

At first we were confused, but by the end we were smiling from ear to ear. He was super cool :D

[@CJohnnyGLEE2014]

"and they were wisked away by the strange man and never heard from again. Some say if you visit a katsu shop you can here faint, ' that's a sanddon't' echo in the store if their sause soaks through the bread."

[@jarodh-m6099]

I hope I get to see him some day. He is a perfect accompaniment to a sandwich in the park.

[@boredinhere]

Simon and Martina where did you buy kogi the travel pig?

[@azugirl111]

Midori Bolduc it's called poking fun, they weren't being mean

[@Lollipopfulgirl]

the performer stole the spotlight lol, poor sando

[@somebodyelse9634]

LOL Simon and Martina don't understand that other Japanese people were probably looking at them and thinking "We're at that wierd part of the park again"

[@DinosourousRexx]

LemonCatTachibana I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@Arrowdodger]

Knowing them, they're pretty used to that. Simon's so tall, Martina's so pink, and both are pretty inked up and colorful folk.

[@MrVidau]

It's been two years and this comment is still genius.

[@AdventureswithPinny]

I love the random clips of the strange man, had me dying. 😂 I laugh and yet I probably couldn't do any of the things he did... lol

[@8jaytray]

He tied it altogether in the end. I'm sure he knew what he was doing all along. Its his shtick.

[@Mysticmoon62]

Also, I loved how they had to say it was the guys music and not their music.

[@ShinyBeltBuckles]

"Believe in your dreams" Martina says right before she eats. Same Martina, same 😄😄

[@eatyourkimchi]

What is a katsusando? It's freaking delicious, that's what. We'll show you a couple versions of it so you can try some when you come to Japan!

[@ChrissiTee]

Katsu is godly

[@samigirixp9880]

Need to book my tickets to come to Japan just to eat xD

[@dinkledan9040]

A weird part of the park? Looks like you guys fit right in 😂😂😂 please dont block me🙇

[@catherineyeung9103]

video quality not as high as usual haha, yall got too distracted by the background guy

[@yukiatsuro]

Hi Simon and martina have you tried yakisoba pan?? How does it taste like? I'm really curious, wondering if it's good😋😋

[@MetalOfHeaven777]

I feel like Simon’s “nibbles” could feed a small family

[@Meat_Tofu]

Sometimes I think they could feed a small army.

[@kingdredd8855]

Probably the whole population of Monaco

[@munchems]

If my sauce ever soaks through my bread, I will think of Martina and will shout from the rooftops of Toronto, "that's a sandon't!"

[@MrDamakable]

Munchy sando she betta do

[@StephPavao]

I shall hear you from Brampton and pass it on to St. Catherines, like like some kind of sandwich smoke signal 😂

[@elabuelokraken]

The traditional sandwich of Mexico is the torta, and depending the region, there are many variants available. For example, in Guadalajara they are used to tortas ahogadas (it's like a pork sandwich soaked on a special sauce). In Mexico City we have a huge variety of tortas, with so many ingredients available, like Virginia ham, pork leg, white cheese, eggs, beef, chicken, sausages, even shrimps. And the unforgetable, but also shamelessly unforgiven, torta de tamal.

[@alondranamu3501]

El Abuelo Kraken YESSSSSS OMG TORTA AHOGADA 😍😍😍 TORTA DE TAMAL! And don't forget torta de milanesa

[@withsweettea1298]

YES FAM!!!

[@JF80001]

Not to mention the (totally not! quesadilla) without cheese heresy!!!!

[@dpatck]

I was going to mention the torta de tamal till I saw your comment lol, I mean, torta de tamal? if you drink atole with it, you're literally eating dough with dough inside while drinking dough... I honestly never tried it but I already feel like I'm choking lol. My favorite Mexican torta has to be the Cochinita Pibil one, with lots of mayo, mustard, avocado, pickled onions and queso fresco

[@dania8601]

Torta de ternera FTW👐💖

[@MG-bt1ze]

My favourite sandwich is probably the classic ham and cheese, with a slice of fresh tomato to balance out the salty elements. Grilled with mayo. Delicious.

[@draankpaank]

I just love the random clips to the fun guy with the weird music and how you guys just enjoyed it more and more. It was so much fun to watch ❤

[@DaveTrippin]

It's worth moving to Japan if only to be able to pronounce sandwich... Sandowichi. Awesome vid guys ;)

[@drivesthecar3247]

DaveTrippin right? So that's something I found interesting about the Japanese, they add a vowel to the end of English words. Unless of course the English word ends in a vowel, then they cut it off! lol

[@Silentgrace11]

It's because of how words work phonetically in Japan. The only "consonant" that would ever stand by itself in a phrase is "n", otherwise it is associated with a vowel. The entire kana alphabet is comprised of characters as such: "a i u e o", "ga gi gu ge go" "ma mi mu me mo" and so forth. So when you have a borrowed word from a country that doesn't share this trend, it's modified with the most suitable sound. With a break down of "sandwich" you have "sa" and "n" which can stay the same, but "d" becomes "do" because there's no standalone "d" in their "alphabet". Likewise there is no "w" period so it's omitted, leaving the "i", there's still that soft "t" sound in the "wich" portion which is maintained by a small "tsu" (which then mimics the sound of the following sound, in this case the "c" in "chi") and "ch" can't stand alone so it becomes "chi". Thus, sandoicchi, or サンドイッチ Sorry that turned a little long and rambly ^^" my point being is that there actually is a rhyme and a reason behind the adding and dropping of sounds when an English word is borrowed in Japanese, it's not just a quirk or nuance.

[@PuffOfSmoke]

Dave!!!

[@xXJelly11Xx]

DaveTrippin ILOVE u guys also I saw one of Ur eds videos and I have eds does. Marti have eds?

[@BeaFullbuster]

I'll say that believe it or not it's easier for me to pronounce english in the japanese way than the english/american/etc one lmao bring me all the sandowichi

[@gwagner007]

You know... my family has a term for the kind of bites of Simon’s ‘nibbles’. And we called them dad bites. Because whenever dad would ask for a bite or sip... reassuring you he wouldn’t take much... you’d say sure... but a part of your soul died... because you knew that whatever it was... half of it has now been sacrificed 😓😂

[@tehehteheh7812]

Genevieve C same for my siStEr

[@MiyakoSakura]

Oh my god my dad does the same thing! I thought it was just me!!

[@ashleybohannon550]

My dad also had a opening tax. Which means he got a bite of something when he opened it for me.

[@MichaelaL]

Martina! The hair! The little cat ear buns! I need that! So cute!

[@Kaithlyun]

Simon and Martina, two people who can make a video on god damn sandwiches and still make it entertaining xD

[@eatyourkimchi]

Also, NOTIFICATION SQUAD! Please tell us where you're from and what's the best sandwich in your area. We travel a bit, and we always want to check out good food :D

[@thegibsons9637]

Simon and Martina my best Sam which place is Shloztkys

[@kirkris7563]

Simon and Martina London! There's a bagel place called Beigel Bake in Shoreditch that changed my LIFE ( granted I'm usually drunk and any food potentially does that)

[@misskylamarie]

Simon and Martina Does a Nova Scotian donair count as a sandwich?

[@rana-antoinettegagnon4845]

In New Zealand, we’re a little (lot) odd... potato chip sandwich... I don’t know why, but it works :P Love your hair and outfit in this btw Martina! :)

[@minahsia8805]

TAIWANNN　we have a steamed bun with meat and fried scallion eggs in between (if that still counts as a sandwich! )

[@Lucifetch]

Food videos in the park is weird too, i think the weird part of the park picked you~

[@yerdyang]

As to the old man wearing the marijuana hat... the marijuana leaf and the Japanese maple leaf looks similar, so there is a chance he is wearing a Japanese maple leaf hat and not a marijuana hat.

[@k.a.u.4599]

yerdyang or that he thinks that's what it is 😁

[@m00sician]

In Fujikyu there’s a small cafe and they have this as well, just with fresh salad added, and it was amazing.

[@berenicea.1125]

The guy with the ball is adorable Xd

[@s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n.i.c]

My god *Im salivating* is not even a good description of my feels right now. 🇸🇪Swedens sandwich: Smörgås. And other popular type of sandwish is ”knäckebröd” which is crispbread, a mix of wheat and grains, you put butter and many things on, delicious!

[@lessilu9104]

vad gott!!!

[@SupaKeu]

Knäckebröd

[@s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n.i.c]

clara du ha helt rätt, dock frågade dom efter en ”sandwich” och det består av olika komponenter medan knäckebröd är endast en komponent. Därför skrev jag smörgås istället för endast knäckebröd. 😉

[@swandivemori]

En smörgås kan ju vara mjukt bröd också? Rätt misleading hahah

[@s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n.i.c]

Mirarara hahahahahah förvirrad 😭 men e det inte en macka då 🤔

[@xenlithkayo2221]

Wow that dude is doing devil sticks when Simon and Martina first notice him! If you don't know what that is I suggest looking it up because it's really cool. I'm guessing when he has the ball on his head he's doing contact juggling which is also really cool

[@yivmaiden]

Xenlith he is also doing chinese yo-yo or diabolo. didn't expect that in Japan, but is pretty big in Chinese culture and was popularized in the Tang Dynasty :)

[@easyduster]

Here in US, we have the "hambaga"

[@Mwoods2272]

During the weekend, there are always street performers in Inokashira Park. They were also filming near the park entrance which is a prime spot for these performers. I was there last weekend and a guy probably had 80 people watching his show, btw he was very entertaining and the little kids watching loved it.

[@eatyourkimchi]

+Maurice W yes he’s very popular! I understood his routine afterwards. 😊

[@tkow244]

I am having such big withdrawals from these i actually love this so much. i have been gone a week from japan and i miss them so much.

[@eatyourkimchi]

Ooh! Where did you get yours from?

[@tkow244]

I'm really sad because when i was in japan i got one and i was at the shinkansen and the whole plastic bag holding my sandwich in it fell down onto the shinkansen tracks and it was a sad day.

[@tkow244]

Oh I only was able to get them from convince stores mainly. but i did have this one in Kyoto and it was like i had gone to a spiritual place. it had like the coleslaw and the fillet i miss it everyday,

[@BobRossforlife]

That dancing man kinda looked like Dan 😂😂

[@stargirl7646]

That sounds like a cool song, haha "Dan, Dan, the dancing man..." :D

[@hollylauren1249]

Plot twist it was Dan the whole time 😂

[@alyssab5745]

Jennifer Villarreal deadass

[@cherisequirolo]

I doubt you'll ever come here, but in Malta a traditional sandwich is the Maltese Ftira. The inside is usually rubbed with tomatoes and a generous coating of olive oil and seasoning, and then it includes ingredients such as tuna, capers, pickled onions, sun dried tomatoes and other local ingredients ^_^ Honestly I'd take that delicious looking Katsusando anytime! It looks so gooooodd.

[@eatyourkimchi]

Cherise sounds DELICIOUS!! My best friend is half Maltese :)

[@geema2281]

They always forget something to drink lol

[@kpopaddictaddictedtuseoul2808]

I also love these outside in the park settings!

[@YosuaNangin]

Fucckkk this kind of videos is the one I've been longing for. Simple Japanese snacks with my favorite weird people on the internet.

[@deborahruiz855]

I love how you all were worried you filmed in the wrong place but it actually turned out to be such a funny, whimsical video! Btw your editing is awesome 👍

[@MisuP]

Hi Simon and Martina! Lots of love! :)

[@eatyourkimchi]

+MisuP hello!

[@geraldfrank1630]

S & M are just too AWESOME for words! Love Love ❤️ (except those) 👌👏👍

[@welchk99]

I loved that the guy was there. Interesting having a little fun background music

[@msabolijoshi]

We have vada pav in India! It's a crunchy mashed potato croquette inside a soft bun with spicy dry chutney and fried chillies on the side. INCREDIBLE.

[@JillSandwichXD]

is it super unusual to see street performers in japan??? where im from its very common and i assumed that was true for most urban areas around the globe tbh

[@eatyourkimchi]

+RJ14 I really haven’t seen many at all!

[@warumawaru]

I really thought the same, that it was just as common everywhere else!

[@ACDBunnie]

Same

[@pandorasoutofthebox]

Same

[@StellaMariaGiulia]

Wait a minute! I don't know if it's part of my Italian upbringing, but I was raised to believe the crust was THE BEST PART. People here legit ditch the inside of bread.

[@jarodh-m6099]

ockham I am pro-crust as well. There are so many times when it is amazing. But wonder-bread style bread has useless crush. Also, I don't think Simon knows how to eat a meatball sub.

[@TheFighterfemme]

I'm from Brazil and our bread is just OK, but we get it fresh everyday and yess that happens here too. Lol they were saying that and I just had a flash back to my grown up cousin legit digging out the insides of the bread and eating just the crust

[@YosuaNangin]

Wait wut. That's like selling your car for gas money.

[@Silentgrace11]

The cutting off of crusts for kids here is mostly because of kids being picky about textures :) the crust has a different mouthfeel than the inside, so not many kids like it. In turn, you end up with a lot of adults not particularly fond of it either. Meanwhile, my grandma would get me to eat the crust on bread because she said that's why her hair was so curly (I didn't realize that she permed it until I was 10 xD) so to this day im pretty fond of bread crust most of the time.

[@flancognac9218]

I actually agree with you. When I was younger at lunch people would fight over the end of the baguette because it had the most crust (I live in france). Maybe Simon and martina dont like the crust because they mostly had supermarket bread or something like that growing up, but I feel like the crust is an essential part of the bread, except for supermarket bread. :)

[@TheRainbowSpecial]

That talented man and his music gives life!

[@GraceN-t6i]

I like how the crusts are cut off the bread. I think it makes the cutlet more whimsical and picnic picture perfect to eat.

[@81blargh]

Omfg I love that performer guy so much, I wanna go watch his show

[@nurhazimah4971]

Does anybody know what that guy in the background was practicing? It looks awesome!

[@eatyourkimchi]

We spoke with some people that were watching as well, and one said that it's from a kind of circus act, I think. At first it was odd, but by the end it was actually quite entertaining :D

[@nurhazimah4971]

I'm guessing he was juggling batons?

[@lphk92]

He was actually doing a lot of different circus arts! Here's a list of all the stuff he did: The first thing he is doing when he is balancing the ball on his head is called contact juggling. There are lots of different ways that people do it, but it basically involves moving a ball around your body while always maintaining contact with it. Here's a really good routine from a guy in Yoyogi Park: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaXdpaWZfNB2eNk The second thing he was doing was indeed juggling batons :-) The next thing he did was some bounce juggling, which is like regular juggling, but instead of throwing the balls in the air you bounce them off of the ground instead. Doesn't sound much different, but it's stupid hard (at least I haven't gotten in down yet) The other thing that I saw him was diabolo (also called chinese yo-yo). It's kind of hard to describe in words, but here's a video of some awesome Japanese diabolo artists: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHjadJqrqcmSqMk

[@onion115]

Devil sticks and diabolo!

[@syuan5889]

For parts of it, he was practicing Chinese yoyo, and he was actually super super good at it! HIs skills are really impressive.

[@juliatate4004]

Long time listener, first time caller. Great video as always, team, and I just wanted to say Martina you look especially beautiful and happy, girl! Esp. the hair. Werk it

[@GenJotsu]

Thnx for brighten up our days guys.

[@eatyourkimchi]

Thanks for the lovely comment :D

[@Suertsje]

We all wanted to see more of the circus acts ^_^ You know it, I know it. Even though we're foodies at heart, the juggling and playfulness of his act was captivating.

[@Jamjamsart]

that song is now going to be stuck in my head for the rest of my life. also i need those tiny sandwiches.

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

That magician is bound to be a star!

[@ranitadechocolate27]

My jet lag was killing me, I thought Dan was making a weird appearance this time.

[@sagedill5993]

I love street performers they always find talent in the most unusual ways and have some of the greatest stories to tell

[@XZ_CJae]

I live for Simon and Martina’s description of food.

[@animetwilight75]

In my city in the U.S, we're famous for our Philly cheesesteak sandwiches, I love them so much! And to everyone that is 2017 offended with Simon and Martina's comments towards the street performer, you need to chill. They even warmed up to him in the end and that was damn cute lol.

[@serchnrescue]

PHL represent

[@MrDamakable]

Owh god. I miss cheesesteak so much. We don't have it here

[@animetwilight75]

MrDamakable Ahh, that must be HARD. I love cheesesteaks. I try not to eat them often to stay healthy lol but I sure do love them a lot. It's sad that you don't have as much access to it :(

[@luminoustarisma]

Hi S&M, if you ever return to Sweden, or rather, Gothenburg, Sweden, you have to, absolutely, have to try out the Räkmacka (Shrimp sandwhich). It is an open sandwhich, either on rye bread or a round white bread, piled with shrimps, over a leaf of lettuce, with a boiled egg on the side, some mayo, vegetables and garnished with dill... trust me, my city has the best seafood in Sweden (together with the rest of the west coast), don't even bother eating seafood in Stockholm, we get ours fresh, they have to wait a few hours.

[@1234mep]

That's dude is my spirit animal 😱

[@Boldhome]

Oooh! Katsusando!! Was in Japan a few months ago for the first time since leaving 320 years ago after living there for four and a half years and I rediscovered them. Sooo delicious.

[@nataliawineland34]

You guys are so wonderful at describing food

[@SerenityWicked]

😮 But... what if juggling man was building his own ladder the only way he knew how?

[@eatyourkimchi]

+Serenity Wicked then he was doing a great job because the people watching him loved it and we came around to enjoying him at the end too! 😊 but it still won’t change the fact that I don’t like clowns and circus stuff and especially circus music 🤡

[@도그마-n8h]

Cool! I like your video 😍😍😍😍🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍

[@CaptainTingo]

Not trying to say that I love Simon and Martina but that's exactly what I'm trying to say

[@toshis1933]

You guys are cutest couple.. Make me smile every time I see your video. Thank you!

[@sucrecandy]

Martina’s cat ears hairdo is killing me 😍😍😍 so so cute!

[@buriedberry]

I'm guessing the old man with the marijuana hat thought it was a maple leaf. That, or he was high when he bought it.

[@azugirl111]

buriedberry nah in Japan the whole marijuana leaf thing is on a lot of stuff and it's called "taima" but a lot of people don't know it's a drug

[@hipsig]

Oh yes they do, albeit erroneously. Taima (cannabis) being lump in together with narcotics in most Japanese minds (kiken yakubutsu, doraggu) is the greater issue.

[@purittamaneki7221]

I like you and your personalities very much! Thanks for enjoying eating snacks of my country!! btw we call pork cutlet "Tonkatsu" but not "Donkatsu". Sorry for pointing at a stupid small thing. Since you had been in Korea for long time and I also saw either of you say "Donkatsu" in some of your old videos, I guess "Donkatsu" might be a Korean thing?

[@eatyourkimchi]

Ah. Yeah. We still confuse our Korean with Japanese, especially with food...

[@purittamaneki7221]

Yeah it is just a little tiny difference..t or d.. Why do Korean people call it Donkatsu? (though I don't know whether they really call it so or not..lol Sorry korean people if I am wrong.) I know it would be so confusing for people who have been to both countries like you. if I were you, I would want to say "who cares?" In the first place, many Japanese people including me can't pronounce Korean or English words properly. but your pronunciation of Japanese words seem to have been all fine, no problem so far. Oh, I don't want to be stupid like this any more lol Never mind the language stuff and please enjoy your life as much as possible and show us some of them sometimes like in these videos.

[@ch00mb00m]

purit tamaneki I’m not Korean, but I’ll try my best to explain it: So ‘Tonkatsu’ in Korean is written as ‘돈까스’ (donkasseu). The first letter ㄷ has a d/t pronunciation so it’s a mixture of the ‘d’ and ‘t’ sounds, but often there’s slightly more emphasis on the ‘d’ sounds. That’s why you may hear Tonkatsu in Korean with a ‘d’ sound at the beginning rather than the ‘t’ sound in Japanese. (To all Koreans and those knowledgeable of the language, feel free to correct me on this because this is my very very basic understanding)

[@purittamaneki7221]

Jesseanne Thank you for your explanation. That's interesting! It makes me wonder how Korean people actually distinguish between d and t sounds. I'm not very familiar with Korean language so it was a great learning opportunity.

[@ch00mb00m]

purit tamaneki they have their own ‘t’ sounds, but from my understanding it comes in different forms (these are the ones from the top of my head): - there’s ‘t’ as an alphabet (ㅌ). - there’s the ‘t’ sound that acts kind of like how we have ‘slient letters’ in English like ‘might’. An example I’d use is 못해 which roughly translates to ‘can’t do’. In the Korean alphabet, they have the letters ‘m’, ‘o’, ‘s’ (못), then ‘h’ and ‘ae’ (해). But together, it’s pronounced ‘motae’. Again I could be wrong at some points but this is how I understand it haha

[@ladyflimflam]

Clearly you two need to have pork tenderloin sandwiches in the Midwest. Light breading on the cutlet that doesn’t squish off and lovely, sweet buns. I like mine with yellow mustard, dill pickles and red onion.

[@jehold2010ify]

ladyflimflam Yes, I'm from the Midwest too. Lol I like mine plain. This video made me want one but the best place is closed since it's Sunday.

[@offwithherheadmister]

I like mine with tomato, lettuce, and mayo

[@The_Ladylore]

ladyflimflam I read that in a Midwest accent.

[@eatyourkimchi]

+ladyflimflam wow sounds amazing!!!

[@mellisaadler6588]

Yes, yellow mustard and red onions. You were raised right. 🐙

[@chibicheeks78]

I had one for the first time a couple months ago. It changed my life. Now I need to hurry up and go to Little Tokyo to get another one.

[@Japaninhimself]

LMFAO 😂😂😂The guy in the park. Doing his clown tricks. Your reactions are priceless. Now. You gotta make a video and interview him

[@luluray1999]

Hey Simon and Martina! Completely and utterly unrelated to this video first of all, I'VE BEEN WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS FOR FIVE YEARS. And this is my first attempt at actively commenting orz. Anyways, I was watching your last year's video and I got emotional in the midst of my exam revision. And I just realized how weirdly obsessed I am over you guys. Like, you are one of the only KZbinrs I still actively wait and hope for a video update. ANYWAYS. Now I am done fangurling, I was wondering if there any terms or phrases you thought would be helpful for me to learn (besides where is the toilet and nice to meet you, the two phrases you two had imprinted into my mind). Oh and is there any way to know pop-up events ahead of time, so I could book it for my travel. PLEASE NOTICE ME (cuz i reek of desperation) and thank you so much for constantly be a positive influence in my life!

[@eatyourkimchi]

Thank you for watching so long and for finally taking the plunge into the comment section. Hello! As for useful terms or phrases, one I really like is "Sooooooo." It's kind of like "Oh really?" and it keeps a conversation flowing. Sometimes I say it too much, but I like it :D

[@luluray1999]

Gothca XD, if I ever work up the courage to strike up an idle conversation, I will definitely add it in! But yes, I will continue to spam your comment section with questions I got about Japan! ALSO THAT SANDWICH LOOKS AMAZING and I am starving but motivated woohoo!

[@eatyourkimchi]

We'll do our best to answer as many as we can!

[@gissneric]

n o v a . s. Saying please notice me sounds desperate. Ugh!

[@luluray1999]

Mhmm, I know, but hey, who isn't from time to time?

[@princesszeldaofhyrule7694]

I'm so early lol love your hair btw Martina.

[@YashiHashiyama]

I'm living for the hairdo

[@taetm8868]

Princess Zelda Of Hyrule but her hair looks the same???

[@thaisbenicio7426]

She always looks so pretty 😍😍

[@ainerobertson78]

ikr It's so cute!!! Cat ears!

[@jefferson4539]

"It's enough to be satisfying!" Simon 2017

[@danielpadron6118]

This gave me so many Japan vibes from when I was there in the summer. Omg I miss it. Nice, funny video!

[@nurdeenaanuar]

Simon and Martina videos have been my escape from the very dark and dreadful world of thesis writing. I don't know what was I thinking that it took me so long to discover them and become a fan. Anyway I'm glad that fate brought us together hahaha! Thank you god :') Even though I can't eat 90% of the food that they showed (because of non-halal, sigh) but it just bring back good memories of my trip to Tokyo during the recent Sakura season and I become more motivated to plan my next trip and try their other food recommendations. Sorry if this comment is too sappy but that's what post grad life does to you...

[@Y_Not1]

OMG one of the best videos ever! Love that guy wish I could tip him that was Awesome

[@allytravelsaustralia]

Love this, Someone else taking over lol Did you go over an meet him 😂

[@eatyourkimchi]

We didn't talk to him, but he had a big crowd of people by the end with a few people filming :D

[@Prinren]

He's just practicing his performance. Nothing wrong with it. I find it quite cool actually. Maybe he's a clown for a living. Or a elementary school/kindergarten teacher. OR he was just bored.

[@eatyourkimchi]

When he started doing his performance, it was actually quite impressive, and lots of people gathered by to watch and film :D

[@Prinren]

Simon and Martina you should've interviewed him. Maybe he works at a circus or performing arts school. Ayeee interesting people everywhere in Japan.

[@azugirl111]

I don't think they were trying to say there was anything wrong with it it's just a strange thing to see randomly lol

[@Prinren]

I wasn't trying to say they were. I was just trying to express that if i were there i would be totally ecstatic. I said "Nothing wrong with it" because i noticed their reactions, they looked a bit surprised and startled. I would be curious about who the guy is and what his profession is. I meant that people practicing their performance at a park isn't that rare of a thing, especially if it is for example, a park near a school or college.

[@someoneyoumightknow2795]

Prin Ren TS Weren't they just a little bothered by the noise he made they didn't expect? :')

[@junrosario9274]

that guy in the background is multi-talented..more videos of him please.

[@Tsuki570]

The guy doing circus arts proved that music and wardrobe are everything. If he had some kick ass music in the background and a tight bright ass costume, it would've made his performance COMPLETELY different.

[@misseli1]

I was about to say that I felt kind of bad for the guy cause you were mocking him, but since Martina was delighted in the end, I feel better

[@eatyourkimchi]

+elizabel We were uncomfortable with his clown music combined with his busking. It was like “happy talent” + “murder music” and I found it creepy, and not everyone likes clowns or mimes. I personally just don’t like the circus. 🤡 By the end we tried to sincerely watch him and we understood his show better so we liked it. It was like a staged act with sad/happy acting + busking. 😊

[@neo_keo3702]

Glad you changed your tune on the strange busking man -- we weirdos must be supportive of one another in living our best lives.

[@eatyourkimchi]

Of course! Weird at first, but the more you watch the more interesting and entertaining it gets :D

[@emmag9962]

KatsU sAndO

[@lizosborne9623]

I love you guys tons .. and how you defuse uncomfortable situations ..

[@Elvindrummer13]

The man made the video better. Food and entertainment.

[@janwarie]

I actually like crust on my bread.

[@berenicea.1125]

PORK CUTLET BOWL. YoI!!! Keep up the videos! Mucho Love

[@jnlr1200]

Mexico’s Torta Milanesa is the best! It’s our version of Katsu sandwich but no katsu sauce and 1 billion other ingredients in it lol

[@YattusProd]

I swear, you are the only ones to love food as much as I do, this sandwich is poetry! Also that turned out more artistic than expected with the... beautiful juggler

[@VegetaSireka]

I am randomly binge watching your videos again. And I just wanted to say, I never had my crust cut off my bread until as an adult, going to a tea party and having small tea sandwiches that compliment the tea.

[@_shion_]

Am i like the only one who likes bread crust? 😂😂

[@tehkuwen5222]

O MAN I COULD RLLY GO FOR DAT KASTUSANDO

[@a.parker7362]

"We picked the weird place." Implying Simon and Martina aren't weird lol To clarify what's happening, the man was performing circus tricks.

[@maxallister66]

Dinner and a show in the park, awesome. 2 Thumbs up.

[@shelleytyso5589]

I want to travel to Japan. All thanks to you guys:)

[@mellisaadler6588]

Hey! don't make fun of the weirdos juggling talents. Remember you guys are weirdos too. Can you juggle sticks to weird flute music? Well? Can you? BTW Martina I love your hair nub ears. Very cute. 🐙

[@cafezo87934]

Ungaloo you're weird too.

[@mellisaadler6588]

Ana Carolina tru dat! 🐙

[@crystalnguyen6713]

Come back to Vietnam and have Bánh Mì Thịt Nguội. The BEST!!!!!!

[@lenolam6252]

To be honest I adored that man preforming

[@eatyourkimchi]

He won us over by the end

[@lenolam6252]

Simon and Martina I know :p

[@GoodByeKittyGoodBye]

You guys are absolutely magical~ ❤️❤️❤️

[@AmberGraves80]

I live in Kentucky, and our specialty sandiwch is the Hot Brown. It's a turkey, bacon and tomato sandwich placed in a oven safe dish, covered in cheesy cream sauce, and baked. It's sooooooo delicious!

[@momokokochuchuchu]

lol you guys were so weirded out by the street performer but then ended up liking it

[@micalopezpaz6069]

In Argentina you have to try the choripan or a good meat sandwich like vacio one xD

[@warumawaru]

Mica López Paz o sanguche de milanesaaaaa!!! con tomate y lechuga!!!

[@HammyTechnoid]

that's what she said at 1:27 LOL

[@Elliot81708]

I had to rewind the video to find it because I thought I imagined it or something at first

[@emmenguyen3158]

Hammy Technoid d

[@rylimassengale3204]

I love how enthusiastic you are talking abt an actual sandwich

[@bakerandstars]

Love the new addition to the crew, please film there again LOL!