WOW! 110KG Raw Tuna Dismantling Show by Korea's Top Tech Chef / Korean Tuna Restaurant

👦 This is a tuna restaurant located in Busan, Korea. 110KG raw tuna is dismantled by the top-notch Korean chef at the restaurant. A variety of fresh tuna dishes are impressive.
💲 Price
💶 USD - VIP Tuna Course 74 USD per person
(Tuna sashimi, futomaki, sushi, lobster sashimi, tuna hamburger, tuna bone kimchi steamed, etc.)
🏠 (Google Map) goo.gl/maps/RNYwWcWxDdzCqyas5

[@Nextraker]

All my life I thought tuna was a small fish.

[@nandy3670]

I thought so too

[@chainleigh3025]

You are right in some places. Not all tuna is big fish. I eat tuna at least once a week because it is a good fish with high amounts of omega-3 fatty acids. Tunas are part of the family Scombridae, which also includes mackerels, large and small. But there are tunas, and then there are, well, “true tunas.”Two groups (sometimes known as “tribes”) dominate the tuna species. One is Thunnini, which is the group considered true tunas, characterized by two separate dorsal fins and a relatively thick body. The 15 species of Thunnini are albacore, bigeye, black skipjack, blackfin, bluefin (three species: Atlantic, Pacific, southern), bullet, frigate, kawakawa, little tunny, longtail, skipjack, slender and yellowfin.The other tribe is Sardini; these tunas - the dogtooth tuna and several species of smaller true bonitos - are somewhat more mackerel-like (notably with a more elongated body and a row of sharp, conical teeth).

[@elchaval7240]

Hahaha

[@eduardosalinas295]

@@nandy3670 where you from?

[@nandy3670]

@@eduardosalinas295 I am from India 🇮🇳

[@personaalan]

여기 애정하는 식당인데, 과정이 흥미진진하네요. 건강하고 안전하개 오래 해주새요.

[@evajo911]

I appreciate how clean the restaurant is and the staff washing their hands like a surgeon even though they wear gloves.

[@FISHINGPEDIA]

Tuna is my favorite kind of fishes, I love the sashimi most. This is the first time I see such a large tuna fish! Great skills from these master chefs! Really appreciate yougotthisyougotthis

[@EternallyThankful-os6pz]

When I was a kid - I thought tuna were tiny like sardines since they both come in a tiny can. As an adult , when I learned how big tuna were , I was like "WOW"...and still to this day as an older man I am still amazed how huge these fish are !!

[@onasknox9284]

Same thing exactly!!

[@adityasathish126]

I'm 25 and I realized this today. Is this a regular tuna size?

[@onasknox9284]

@@adityasathish126 it is pretty much, check out tuna fishing

[@alexvillafuerte4245]

Jajaja pensé lo mismo🤣

[@user-hu2gr8in9j]

ๆ

[@mikemidoshi2973]

I’ve heard of a chefs knife, but a chefs sword?! That’s awesome! These guys got their own restaurant style Excalibur.

[@growmory]

@@fathir8137 that right there is sarcasm my man!

[@xrogaan]

A chef say to another: “Huh, you call that a knife?!” The rest is history.

[@billy4072]

@@fathir8137 it's called humour. One day..you might own some .

[@kelin33]

@@fathir8137 i dont expect much sarcasm sue to your pfp

[@marvikv2505]

​@@fathir8137 Please educate your self about a subject before try to correct others. Its not called a tuna knife, the correct name is Bankai (卍解, Final Release) is the second and final upgraded form of a Zanpakutō. Prior to Ichibē Hyōsube giving this form its name, it was known as a Shinuchi (真打, True Strike), and when a Shinigami achieved it, they would possess an "Evolved Zanpakutō" (進化した斬魄刀, Shinkashita Zanpakutō).[63] To achieve Bankai, one must be able to materialize and subjugate their Zanpakutō spirit. Materialization means the opposite of getting dragged into the Zanpakutō's inner world: the wielder needs to summon the Zanpakutō's spirit into the physical world. It usually takes 10 years or more to achieve, plus the experience needed to master it.[64] Despite the Zanpakutō spirit being subjugated for their Shinigami to learn Bankai, the Zanpakutō also becomes stronger and learns Bankai at precisely the moment their Shinigami learns it.[65] Even though Bankai is the final stage of a Zanpakutō, it does not mean the Shinigami's growth ends there. A Bankai, especially one recently obtained, can evolve even further as its Shinigami gets stronger.[66] Furthermore, obtaining Bankai allows a Shinigami to release their Shikai without calling its name, although some Shinigami still choose to release their Shikai by calling its name.[67] The power and forms of Shikai and Bankai are dependent on the Zanpakutō and vary according to the wielder's strength and training, but the power of a Zanpakutō's Bankai is generally 5 to 10 times greater than that of its Shikai.[55] Only the strongest Shinigami can use it, and it is the ultimate technique of a Zanpakutō. Even the four noble families, whose members are always exceptionally talented, only have one member capable of Bankai every few generations. Those who achieve Bankai always have remarkable roles in the history of Soul Society.

[@bjw9529]

Just an amazing video overall! Most satisfying of all satisfying videos! The way they handle the tuna, cut it, prepare it, process it, treat it, respect it, everything is just awesome. The teamwork, cleanliness, concentration, creativity is top notch. Not one piece of meat from that tuna was wasted. One of the best videos I’ve ever watched on KZbin hands down.

[@demirbukey1]

TÜRKİYE,den koreli kardeşlerime selamlar böyle bir gösteri ömrümde ilk defa görüyorum. harkuladenin ötesinde muhteşem ötesi bağıldım. böyle yetenekli insanların önünde şapkamı çıkarıyorum benimde böyle olmasada fakat lezzette üzerine tanımadığım bir tatlı becerim var böyle bir yerde çalışmayı çok isterdim tatlımla o restaurantı şereflendirmeyi çok isterdim ❤..

[@user-ds1jr7sc1o]

للفقيد

[@jamesford2625]

I don't know if you can understand English I'm sure some of you can over there I want to say something to you I am thoroughly impressed I never knew what true preparation was like with certain Seafood now you understand my mother was a chef I watched her for years but you never did anything like this she was a southern Saucier maybe by the grace of God I'll get to visit your country one day and watch it live until then keep on pushing on because daddy like

[@user-iv4di1mn7u]

Выглядит очень аппетитно! Я бы хотела попробовать и именно у этого Мастера.

[@srtjhsrzdfhkgdf9961]

観られてよかったです！素晴らしい映像と音声をありがとうございます！

[@rgarlinyc]

Everything here looks super delicious...여기 다 맛있어 보여요...👏🏻👏🏻

[@user-yx2te3zo5f]

Первый раз вижу такую большую рыбу. И как всегда с большим наслаждением смотрю как корейские рабочие работают. Аккуратно , бережно. Молодцы!!!

[@teodorotailor9580]

Наблюдать за тем, как этот мастер работает ножом - эстетическое удовольствие.

[@bobbrown5529]

makes my fish & chips on a plate , look really sick . The teamwork was stunning . From start to finish , you could see the attention to detail , the Pride in their work . Amazing

[@user-xz9er1zv2o]

Сериал! От и до.... Симфония умения! Чётко , слажено.... Профессионально! Виват!

[@stacysalinas22]

The crew is like a machine made of many parts moving smoothly together. The feast is made of works of art! Every part of the tuna is shown in its finest form.

[@abidkhan2299]

I'm j

[@mariannebeutner6298]

Thank you for this video. The amount of detail these chefs demonstrate is amazing. I rarely eat fish but couldn’t stop watching.

[@vershawnsea9219]

U really should eat more fish. It's really good for u.. the people that live the longest in the world live on an islands off the coast of Japan. They eat mostly fish..

[@cheryltuggle3269]

​​@@vershawnsea9219oh fr 😂😂 I thought the smell of the fish made everyone NOT WANT to eat it

[@user-hndle]

와 저렇게 큰 참치를 통채로 사면 얼마정도 하나요?

[@user-qx3bz6nb2w]

Смотрю, на этот процесс - завораживает! 👍

[@stanlee5766]

Total respect to the Chefs in the precision "dismantling" of a stunning specimen of a tuna. The sharpness of the knives & samurai sword involved must require good knowledge of the cut of meat required and total concentration during use. My fingers would definitely end up in someone's meal!!.

[@reddysteddy2195]

Funnily enough this is actually not very neatly done compared to typical Taiwanese and Japanese masters, chefs do not usually do this separation work. This guy isn't using the typical pot belly knife for separation and is having to hack and make a huge mess of the flesh. Check some of the Taiwanese vids you'll see the difference.

[@borutorus109]

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[@JoeyBK_86]

@@reddysteddy2195 That’s why in the professional kitchen you have preps, executive chef, sous chef and cooks. While most professional chefs do have the skill and knowledge to do everything in the kitchen it’s a better use of their talent and time to stick to constructing the meal itself and not the prep work. Being a chef myself I get extremely aggravated when people confuse cooks and chefs that’s like calling the guy that cleans out public park septic tanks a civil engineer. 🤦🏽

[@jadezee6316]

stunning specimen? this is a disgrace of a tuna....brought about by the needless and endless strip mining of the ocean... tuna 25 years ago.....AVERAGE about 500 pounds....and 1000 pound blue fins were routine.... these fish are becoming extinct.....

[@PhrogOfficial]

@@JoeyBK_86 I second this as someone that is training to be a cook

[@erindzurison6227]

I heard that properly preparing a tuna is a skill, but watching it from start to finish......wow 🤯👏

[@laslunas2561]

From what ive seen before, these guys rather butchered than prepared that fish 😅 Ive seen guys use knifes, so sharp, they went through as if it was butter.

[@lenledwidge5367]

Nothing goes to waste. I also noticed how carefully they handle the Tuna' almost like respect for the fish and cleanliness is Number 1

[@user-hm8qo1eo4d]

Magnificent! With all due respect, I really enjoy watching them dealing with that huge fish. What a great skill of it.

[@adamdaudi6191]

It’s amazing the way they cut the steaks😋

[@michaelbagley9116]

Given the real cost of these fish to restaurants. You must respect the knowledge this man demonstrates in cutting the fish and being economical about it.

[@markvegar1442]

The Japanese know how cut tuna up with respect

[@nadejdapavlovna47]

Из одной рыбки такое разнообразие! Какая работа, настоящий мастер своего дела. Вся сервировка - высший клас! Всё: инструменты в золотых руках, посуда, подача... Ах, я не там.😊

[@XaLi_GaLi]

Это рыбина!

[@nadejdapavlovna47]

Хочу сказать, что я знаю, что такое Рыба и Рыбка. В 90-е с зарплаты брала одну "рыбку" пикшу на неделю с семьёй 3-е детей и каждый день из её мяса делала новое блюдо: голубцы, котлеты, колдуны (белорусское блюдо), гуляш, овощное рагу с рыбой, супчик... могу ещё перечислять. Моей старшей дочери уже за 40, но и сейчас она вспоминает, что одна "рыбка" не успевала ей надоедать. А рыбкой назвала, потому что по цене на фоне мяса она очень выручала, чего в наше время не скажешь.

[@XaLi_GaLi]

@@nadejdapavlovna47 , полуголодные 90-е я, увы, проходил, знаю. Вы молодчина! А вообще-то, тунец, тем более такие крупные "рыбки" это аккумулятор токсинов из своей мелкой добычи в океане(с каждой рыбёшки по крохе миллиграмм). К употреблению на регулярной основе не рекомендован, даже опасен. Просто японцы с детства адаптируют к тунцу иммунитет. Ну, а нам - Разочек, ради утоления желания экзотики, разве что. Тут наша пикша, по полезности, кладёт тунца на лопатки. С ув

[@TanyaNovaya]

Скумбрия - родственница тунца и намного вкуснее его.

[@XaLi_GaLi]

@@TanyaNovaya , и намного вкусней и полезней! Тунец, это своего рода марка, уловка менеджмента, даже идол, для японцев в первую очередь, а для нашего нынешнего поколения тик-токеров и подавно ...

[@user-cx1wf8sw9j]

일식 요리사니 회야 잘뜨겠지만 참치는 급냉한 큐브만 받아서 작업히는 사람들이 대부분이라 이 영상처럼 해체에 버벅거리는 경우가 많습니다, 뭐 일식 요리사중 참치해체 해본 사람이 몇이나 있겠습니까, 해체는 오히려 방어나 부시리 회떠주는 수산시장 상인이 월등할 것입니다

[@suziet6176]

Wow! I catch tuna all the time. I just caught a 83 lb (37.46 kg), fat-belly bluefin tuna last week. I usually throw away most parts of the tuna away except the collar, cheeks and main loins. I discard anything with blood lines (the very dark red parts in the loin) because it taste too fishy. I never thought to use the bones. These chefs literally use every part of the fish. Very Impressive and everything looked so tasty.

[@raymond4411]

Hi Suzie that was an amazing one. Please where are you from?

[@marvikv2505]

@@raymond4411 Am from East Blue a little outside of Grand Line.

[@thespeedyeagle]

@@marvikv2505 have you met Luffy or Garp at least?

[@marvikv2505]

@@thespeedyeagleYes, excellent Chefs from Osaka and Nagoya.

[@thespeedyeagle]

@@marvikv2505 last time I remember one of them was a pirate the other a marine

[@ss-vf3mo]

진짜 대단하네요. 눈으로 맛이 보일 정도로 정성 그 자체네요

[@HarryHipster]

Pure awesomeness from start to finish! The quality of the giant tuna, the precision and craftmanship that goes into it, the cleanliness, the attention to detail, all the work from cutting the fish to handsome pieces to preparing the dishes and serving them to the guests is so well-coordinated and well-balanced, so harmonic and fluent - it's like dancing in the ballett or performing an opera with lots of singers and instruments. No wonder a Japanese or high-class Corean dinner always costs a fortune.

[@user-vk8jz4tk4u]

да понятное дело что японцы были первыми в этой технологии

[@ramapatil8951]

@@user-vk8jz4tk4u u

[@muzamalhusain8674]

lllllllo

[@user-kf7jd6zx2g]

Хотелось бы везде побывать, все попробовать. Но этому небывать никогда. Поэтому остается только смотреть, завидовать и слюнки пускать. И еще ножи- это нечто. Особенно меч самурайский

[@superboobs890]

The trust and teamwork the chefs have with each other is incredible!

[@marketing3720]

Yes, perfectly DILETTANT!

[@reallife8977]

Yg J KB ok ok ke Izin

[@reallife8977]

Mudah Ibu

[@canercoskun5471]

Ln hepi topu bi balık kestiler amma abarttınız yok ekip çalışması yok mükemmel uyum hahahahahaha adam akşam olsa da evime gitsem modunda bunlar burda nasıl yalakalık yapsam peşinde hepi topu bir balığı kesip hazırladılar. Her gün olan rutin birşey bu ok.? Kasmayın fazla

[@nellyha8212]

@@canercoskun5471 😁😢😇😤⛪🏢🐶🐷🐖🍺🍻🍨🍭🍬🍫🍳🍯🍮🍧🍣🍤🍗🍛🍲🍥🍢🍡🍞🍜🍘🍡🍘🍌🍙🍜🍚🍉🍏🍎🍒🍑🌒mmyhoi

[@erikward760]

The difference in knife quality is incredible. That long sword-length knife was so much sharper than all the others it just glides right through

[@TheOneAndOnlyMrH]

I reckon that Hattori Hanzō made that ;-)

[@yashfaslittellife367]

@@TheOneAndOnlyMrH ookkki

[@TheOneAndOnlyMrH]

@@yashfaslittellife367 It's a Kill Bill movie reference 🙂

[@hugybgrl]

All those knives were gliding on the meat. They are obviously sharpened frequently. A sword-like tuna knife like that one could easily cost 4500 $. Handmade knife.

[@miriamccastillo4448]

definitivamente son espectaculares en rapidez y en presentación del producto felicitaciones......me dan ganas de cenar con este video tan rico.

[@gosemfdleocpanjsep]

수빙수거 보다가 이거보니까 확실히 장인들이 하는 해체는 고기의 단면이나 그런게 차이가 확실하구나 대단하네 진짜루

[@miramarchiminazzo6561]

Uma riqueza de detalhes , a elaboração e o carinho que prepara o alimento, desde a estética visual,a variedade de condimentos,sem falar na higiene e toda a estrutura de equipamentos e louças que facilitam o processo até chegar em nossas mesas....Sou brasileira e além de ser difícil ter comida na mesa dos brasileiros se vai trabalhar em um restaurante temos que estar sujeitos a cumprir o serviço em situações precárias correndo o risco até de ter um acidente de trabalho, com utensílios que deveriam ser obrigatoriamente estarem em condições de uso....mas é BRASIL. Fica aqui meus parabéns pelo conteúdo de riquíssimo valor e exemplo aos demais .....SHOW!!!!

[@user-ex2nj3uq8k]

B'byr b'byr

[@tradetop007]

Lá tbm tem restaurante pior que aqui no brasil, assim como aqui tbm possui restaurantes melhores que esse aí, vc possui a famosa síndrome de vira-lata, que acha que tudo onde mora é pior que nos outros lugares...

[@miramarchiminazzo6561]

@@tradetop007 Pela toxicidade da sua resposta percebe-se que você possui uma carência muito alta a ponto de não interpretar um comentário pelo que está escrito, mas pelo que você acha que entendeu. Sugiro que você leia de novo e ache no que eu escrevi algo que cite diretamente que o Brasil não tem restaurantes bons/ótimos. Apenas fiz uma crítica, visando o vídeo como exemplo. Tem sempre o Zé da esquina que destorce o assunto porque tem o ego frágil. Agora vou fazer igual você, vou inventar algo, vai me dizer que você é dono de algum buraco quente que serve pão mofado né? Ou um filhinho mimado que porque viajou o mundo acha que sabe bastante. Talvez até o dono de algum restaurante chique. Mas enfim, que sirva de exemplo.

[@tradetop007]

@@miramarchiminazzo6561 li outra vez e continuo achando a mesma coisa.

[@emanuelenoc4650]

@@tradetop007 callate mexicano☀️🧑🏿🇲🇽

[@BillyBoland]

Lord have mercy I am friggin starving now! The precision, the efficiency, the professionalism -- INCREDIBLE. Also it's apparent to me that the samurai never died out. They simply became butchers.

[@johnmackenzie3030]

The samurai never died out. They simply became butchers." Brilliant William!

[@earthgodzilla530]

Im still a bit like Freaked out by the fact that the used a frigging katana looking sword

[@mariaterezabonefurtado4196]

Os mestres das facas Que carne mais bonita parabéns pelos profissionais que vcs são em cortês dê peixes 👍👏👏👏😍😍

[@jemreandeau3583]

Fascinating to watch, love the really long sward/knife and the heavy duty vacuum sealer.

[@mariaaparecidamartinsdasil1858]

Parabéns ao chefe de cozinha pelo seu belíssimo trabalho deu ate água na boca

[@yukkuenyim38]

胃口大增

[@kevinwilliams4105]

😋😋😋

[@willythewave]

The Tuna Hamburger steak looked really good. It had my mouth watering. Also the Kimchi.

[@osmarzambrin5207]

Temos que ser sempre gratos ao que os mares nos fornece como alimentos. Que respeitamos os mares, não poluem preserve o que é de todos. Magnífico trabalho dos chefs ao cortar de forma cirúrgica o Peixe Atum. Brazil 🇧🇷🙌👋👋👋👋👋

[@user-ys4qv5uj3o]

Не море даст ,а Наш создатель,Аллах,дал нам как даром,что бы люди кушали таких вкусняшек!!!

[@anjing2123]

Terorist🐷🐷🐷🐷

[@tinhngo8260]

​@@user-ys4qv5uj3o

[@pedrohenriquearaujodasilva4395]

Temos que ser gratos a Deus, ele é o criador de tudo!!

[@annavicky4084]

Law

[@KingKizza]

Impressive, food looks delicious 👌

[@pradyumn2692]

Never mess with a guy who has mastery over his blade.

[@WindsofChange]

I love how the assistant brings the long thin box and presents it deferentially, and the chef pulls back forever it seems and releases that LONG knife...kind of like a fish samurai...

[@monikahalupka1358]

Der arme Fisch

[@r2gamingelite74]

2:58 if anyone wants to go back lol

[@user-zi5hc1we7q]

Блюда из этого тунца приготовлены роскошные. И без сомнения - очень вкусные. Респект и уважение этому корейскому шеф-повару.👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@user-wi1zy5tr2t]

Сырую едят?

[@user-zi5hc1we7q]

@@user-wi1zy5tr2t вот этого я не знаю. Может быть и едят, но с какими-нибудь соусами. Так вкуснее, ну и чтобы не заразиться какими-нибудь паразитами. Японцы так и делают, может быть и корейцы тоже.

[@AnetCoady]

As I had never seen a whole tuna before, I thought it was all amazing. The size of the fish, the beautiful color of the fresh meat, the skill of those who handled the cuts, the knives so sharp they cut like butter, everything is simply amazing...

[@marjungranada6671]

Wow! But How To Apply Thid Kind Of work. . I have 6years Experience Of Tuna Cutting Like This

[@sothis6096]

o que mais me deixou feliz nesse vídeo foi ver que eles realmente valorizam o alimento e não desperdiçaram nem mesmo os ossos. devemos aprender a cozinhar assim, aproveitando ao máximo!

[@Brasileiro222]

Esse peixe é caríssimo, cada grama vale ouro

[@meteataoglu2188]

Evet Türkiyedede böyle herkese selamlar 🇹🇷

[@weihu1010]

Show？Please don't call it show...U may like to eat it but just eat it...don't make it a show... IT IS KILLING！

[@basheerpalakkad831]

888iimu M7mk

[@kor_cinnamon]

@@weihu1010 but it’s already dead tuna

[@binhminh417]

Respect! If I visit Korea, I surely like to taste the VIP Tuna Course.

[@minji2000]

이집은 자주가는데 갈때마다 느끼는건 생참치는 아니었고 얼려져있었어요. 일본자주가는데 일본에서 먹는맛까진 아니지만 가성비로 코스가 잘나와요. 남포동에서 맛난참치 먹겠다 싶으시면 마구로테이블 가세요

[@jeremiahlyleseditor437]

Incredible!! I've never had any of that and never will but it's Tuna cooking perfection. Wow!!

[@user-pc9hp4sm8g]

للل

[@user-pc9hp4sm8g]

لة

[@aimanla5602]

you know what ?? the way they chopped that fish was so satisfying for me. Btw that fish was terribly big 😮😮😮 i certainly never seen before

[@christinasunokcook]

I must visit that 본참치 bone Cham Chi restaurant in Seoul Korea. Thank you for it showing processing.

[@user-ef4og1gt4v]

대단한실력에박수를보냅니다

[@amandameneses5791]

increíble, me encanto la destreza para sacar las partes del atún, y los platillos super felicidades

[@CarmenLL59]

maravillosos arte la delicadeza con la que tratan el atún y luego la preparación de cada plato es.... quedé fascinada desde el principio mi admiración total

[@raymond4411]

Hello

[@bendonaldson9026]

Hola mi encantadora amiga

[@haroldalvaradomanrique6618]

Mis respetos 🙏

[@semebenidiakiesembombolo240]

Je suis une grande fan et une amatrice de cuisine. La méthode de découpe utilisée est vraiment impression. PS: Tout au long de la vidéo je n'ai pas arrêté de saliver. je suis la seule?

[@marcopekamilla]

Pemotongan ikan yang sempurna dan rapi. Sukses selalu

[@sergiomedina3616]

Excelente todo unos expertos de la cocina, saludos desde Venezuela

[@user-xn2dx1su4r]

Щедрый дар моря. Приятно удивляет работа мастеров разделки и поваров, с каким уважением они относятся к этому дару природы и к своей работе!

[@qalinadyacenko3929]

Ты моньяк?

[@user-nk1ri7sf3b]

여기가 어딘지요? 가보고 싶네요.

[@user-is9bf1wg3z]

Я думала, не досмотрю до конца - захлебнусь собственной слюной!

[@user-qx4zz7ez4s]

Посмотрите как это делают в Японии. Гораздо чище и красивее

[@user-zv5zn2kd4l]

А я больше залип как разделуют

[@artem10182]

Чем можно сравнить вкус тунса?

[@Dimkaodnako]

А я думал не досмотрю до конца, увижу как на Корею атомную бомбу сбрасывают, дикари мать их. С каких это пор мы дельфинов едим? Ты, существо неразумное, ты вообще в курсе, что они свой мозг используют на более чем 20%, тогда как даже самый умный человек и до 20% не дотягивает (обычно где то около 15%)? Мы не едим умных животных, собак, кошек, дельфинов. Да и вообще, есть хищников вредно, или думаешь мусульмане по религиозным соображениям не едят свинину? Как бы не так. Свиньи просто всеядные, а значит их метаболизм схож с нашим и такая пища для нас вредна. Коров? Баранов? Кроликов? Коз? Да ради бога, это травоядные и их мясо нам даже полезно.

[@Dimkaodnako]

@@artem10182 С человечинкой.

[@neteli213]

Моё восхищение умению повара, чистоте, аккуратности и слаженной работе всего коллектива! Чистота как в операционной 👍😃

[@stevenbramschreiber2229]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!! Incredible looking seafood(Tuna) plates...presentation is excellent to say the least

[@mikey3627]

The way its looked after is insane . Special care and gently handled . Looks mighty tasty as well .

[@yolandamorenoverduzco2041]

así me quede al ver el proceso!!! 😲 pase de asombro a 🤤🤤 literalmente 🤣🤣🤣

[@esthersupernova3442]

Es realmente sorprendente el arte de despiece y la pulcritud de cortes y proceso hasta su envasado y conservación por partes de estos señores del restaurante 👏👏🙏✌️🇪🇸. Gracias por compartirlo dan ganas de comerlo crudo también 😋😁

[@Guisovich]

Si además es bastante satisfactorio ver cómo lo cortan por como se ve la textura

[@tothemoon9290]

@@TheRedblackYT Se come crudo... eso que estas viendo, es lo que luego se conoce como "Sushi" entre otros platos, cocinar el atun es un sacrilegio, se come crudo.

[@edgarrodriguez503]

Otra cosa se come crudo, éste no.

[@Bombom-wt6sg]

Just like the animal 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬💩💩💩💩💩

[@samiryouarebreakingthecar]

angel leon es un noob al lado de esta gente jaja

[@jannyjanjan2487]

Amazing! Any idea on how much that tuna would weigh and how much would it cost to buy? Or, how much could I sell one for if next time I went fishing...I happened to pull one in?

[@user-es5bu7io5k]

그 어느때보다 경건한 마음으로 봤습니다

[@GabrielaNathalyOnaViteri]

Se ve delicioso, ojalá ese restaurante no me quedara tan lejos

[@danielt9991]

Tuna is my favorite kind of fishes, I love the sashimi most. This is the first time I see such a large tuna fish! Great skills from these master chefs! Really appreciate

[@zenaidalucas9491]

Ppppkikk

[@dixitekachannel4123]

You not love animals

[@hammockcamping2500]

@@dixitekachannel4123 I love how they taste!

[@leroyjenkins4811]

@@hammockcamping2500 I eat meat and seafood. I also hunt, even though it’s been a while since I’ve taken an animal. But Asian countries are severely overfishing. They’re going to eat all the fish, seafood, and whales into extinction. Tuna this big are getting rarer and more scarce. The evidence is the cost of the fish. A tuna this large sells for hundreds of thousands, maybe millions, of US dollars because it’s getting harder to find fish this big. Demand is high, supply is scarce. Hence, the high prices. If fish this big were plentiful, they’d be cheap. I won’t see it in my lifetime because I’m already pretty old but in 5 or 6 generations our grandchildren might be fighting over food resources. Imagine countries who are willing to nuke each other over fishing territories. Or countries willing to destroy food resources to deny them to the enemy. I hope we figure out a solution before something like that happens.

[@hammockcamping2500]

@@leroyjenkins4811 Large tuna are rare? Canned tuna is pretty cheap. I'm just against valuing animals more than people, but I'm not saying that you are doing that.

[@yumi23426]

참치회 되게 좋아하는데 맛있겠다

[@frankierzucekjr]

Now that's a smorgasbord. Lol Whole lot of talent in that kitchen. Well done fellas, and ladies.

[@pinkychord9262]

I just know now that tuna is soooo big 😳😳😳 I thought they were like a normal fish size 🤭

[@spoggie37]

It’s amazing to see that nothing goes to waste 😍😍

[@donquichotte-deflamingo]

because every centimeter is worth a loooot of money 🤑

[@user-dk8nj8cp7z]

i think not the tuna has the same opinion

[@vaibhavisingh2806]

You are correct

[@persinilsson2337]

Closer to the bone the sweeter is the meat 🥩

[@bungavira85]

Yg gw suka ya dari tayangan motong memotong ikan ini,bahkan saat sudah mau dijadikan santapan pun,tetap ada penghormatannya. Memotongnya dengan apik dan bagus. Benar2 sebuah penghormatan bagi ikan tersebut. 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@annehenry6243]

I appreciated the care, respect and professionalism they used to butcher this beautiful fish to use as much of it as possible...to honor its life so that we can eat it.

[@user-yb9sr2lb5t]

Зрелище удивительное! Работа поваров восхищает!

[@amybarnes4061]

⁸4 70s¹1⁸o⁸ol

[@XaLi_GaLi]

И спасибо, что без музыки

[@user-vb3pt4hl3c]

Привет! Смотрела с таким интересом 💓💓💓! Супер! Мастера! Только слова восхищения! Вот это класс ,такая большая 🐟🐟🐟 и как ловко и дружно работают! Браво! Спасибо за такое видео!!!!

[@dv487]

What is done to the chiai? In America 90% of places throw it always, but in most of Asian countries it has many uses. I’m Just a tuna lover trying to learn more. Thanks

[@xaxoon69]

Great. Now I want tuna steak. THANK YOU for the great video!

[@64_amenites57]

It's nice to see how every part of that fish got its use

[@antoniagonzalez8911]

Impresionante ver estos videos son interesantes como trocean el atún y la comida tiene buena pinta, nunca he comido pescado crudo, como trabajan en la cocina todo en orden y limpio enhorabuena,

[@godhankumar4739]

Hhhýhyhh

[@TheJhaleel]

@@godhankumar4739 voiiwj.^

[@user-mr3dh3id7r]

먹고싶네요 완전 짱이예요

[@msz4598]

I liked the tuna cutter SWORD

[@jhontimpo8280]

Joer, que tamaño de atúnsote, no imagine que venían en tamaño familiar estos pescados, ya me imagino como serian si se pidieran envasados.. nice con el video, 😏😏😏

[@jhaninepates4890]

And, BTW did you even notice the cutting skills with the Samurai sword.

[@MrsPandapanic]

Imagine how sharp their knives are, with all the dismantling and slicing the big fish so easily like that.

[@pascaldegroote9813]

paper can slice my fingertips...

[@gamingpro5350]

Ķkm 0

[@rejaulkarim5338]

​@@gamingpro5350 you

[@f_r__o__gmeme8665]

Ki kom kay juis isur ledu

[@santisantoso2064]

Klik l mbh io kompor

[@printer1105]

This video is very different from other tuna processors I have seen. These guys didnt use the cool axe type knife that is definately the best tool to use for this job. Those knives just chop as opposed to a smooth slice.

[@summerbrze1686]

Such a delight in the care of the tuna, food and preparing. Yummy good

[@carrosesportivosbrasill]

Que belo trabalho dessa galera, isso que é aproveitar todas as partes, não só a carne mas tbm as parte que contem ossos.

[@AnaLuiza-jw5nt]

simmmm vrdd

[@user-yz2fw2eu6j]

저도 욕지도 양식 참치 먹어본적 있는데 정말 맛있더라고요^^

[@hannahbrown2728]

I imagine the giant knife is great for maintaining a straight line when fabricating something so massive but I can only imagine a dramatic "Bring me the Tuna Sword!" Everytime it gets brought out

[@RealLifeWorthLiving]

Very good to watch. I had no idea about the size of a tuna.

[@jhonggonzales5127]

Amazing Raw Tuna So Big .. :) that's Awesome

[@idh1975]

진짜 참치는 무엇 하나 그냥 버리는 게 없구나

[@faheembhatti-cs3bh]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@Ringingalong7008]

It’s still fascinating to me that fish get that big, and that they normally used to be even bigger just a hundred years ago

[@luzmindamondejar7267]

All the meat fish are all utilized Thanks to the expert fish slicer And good knives to use