I love how sincere your videos are. No overreacting, no clickbaiting, just genuine travel and cuisines. Makes me feel like I'm there traveling with you guys! Please never stop making these contents🫶🫶🫶❤❤❤
When I saw the video title I thought it would be like that one squid-catching place but NO THIS IS ACTUALLY SO COOL. Also not going to lie, the idea of catching the fish and the immediate turnaround of it being turned into sashimi is a definite plus.
oh, that guy was very good at english. -i semi-recently learned that a lot of japanese might be ok with reading or writing english, but speaking it is something else entirely, -so now i appreciate hearing when they're good at it, whenever it shows up in a video
I mean that’s how it is for almost all English learners, Japanese or not. We learn only by reading and writing, but we don’t have the environment for speaking English. So our spoken English tends to be way below our reading and writing. This guy in particular is really advanced.
@@imthecoolest50 i guess i've had a privilegie(?) of growing up in a country where we don't translate much english in games or films, so a lot of the youth, around 7-10, already know a fair share of english and most in their 20s can speak it fluently
The diversity of restaurants and food options in Japan are so fascinating. Thank you very much for sharing your adventures. Hoping for a night market trip sometime.
There was a restaurant in the Santa Cruz mountains of California USA that was built around an actual running brook. You could get all sorts of dishes, and even catch your own trout. It was amazing. You two go to some of the most unique places and I enjoy watching your adventures. I don't always find the food to be what I'd eat, but you seem to enjoy it. Mrs. B's smile and happy attitude are infectious. She brings such joy to your videos. Thank you for sharing your part of the world.
Well, it looked different from the one in Osaka, but the fish looked a bit more lively and plentiful at this one. It was pricey, but given the world market, it is a reasonable price given the overall experience. It would be interesting to see the other one again and see if there are any changes. Ms. B, giggling is always appreciated.
What a unique experience! Catching your own fish and getting it cooked or presented in a variety of ways. Everything looked delicious. I am not a fan of uncooked stuff, but it looked good. That rice with the hot broth and fish, looked great. Thank you for sharing 🙏 Until our next video 🍀
As a American I loved Japan before I even knew Japan existed as a child lol from the Super Nintendo to the Gameboy to Sony televisions to Play station to Dragon ball Z to Pokemon to Casio wrist watches to Cup Noodles haha the list goes on and on and these HI-CHEW'S are delicious 😉👍🇯🇵
Wasn't finding much luck in my yt recommended while I was looking for something to watch while drawing, and then your video pops up! Yay!! Thank you for posting so often
@@Wingading1 Right, because animal abuse totally doesn't exist everywhere. You're American, aren't you, where PETA literally tortures cats and dogs alive because they believe they're pathetic and get away with it even now?
Basically, in fishing or netting, fish are suffocated for a long time before they die. It might be less painful for the fish to be processed on the spot.
This looks like a lot of fun and I'd want to check this place out next time I go to Japan. What's it called? As usual, Mrs. Bacons was her adorable self who we love so much! Seeing you pop the eyeball out reminds me of how when I was a kid my family were friends with a Chinese family, and one day their father was cooking a whole steamed fish. We kids were hanging out in the kitchen and watching him cook, and without warning other than a sly grin? He popped out an eyeball with his chopsticks and ate it! We all of course said "EEEEWWWWWWW,' and he grinned and said "What? It's best part of the fish!" I've never forgotten that moment and it contributed to me being a more adventurous eater in later years.
The video on the Osaka fishing restaurant is one of my favorites, it's become a comfort video for me and I watch it probably every month or so. So this is really cool to see a similar restaurant, And get to pick out the small differences between the two. The fish definitely seemed better cared for here, though the food at the other place was maybe even better presented
For dang near a 100$ I'll just take off work early and go fishing, get all the ingredients I need at the grocers and spend the rest on top quality sake. Great video per usual though.
They used to have those marble ball sodas here for a while, like quite a long time ago. I found some in the river here but they don't make them here anymore.
I have heard striped Jack is really tasty. What an awesome time! As an angler my whole life I really appreciate you sharing this cool experience! Thank you 🙏🏻 also 日本 だい すき！ so much adoration for such a beautiful nation damn I miss it 😢
Sea bream is a wonderful fish to eat but I was surprised by the size of the horse mackerel. I was expecting them to be as big as the mackerel my Uncle used to catch in Nova Scotia 😂
Sooo Cool!!! I might be studying abroad near Osaka next year. I’ve been learning Japanese for two years in preparation. I’m so excited! Thanks for posting these videos, I’ve been binging them! 😅
im more of a seafood fan than a fish fan but this looks sooooo fun!!! we can't have nice things like this in america because too many people are disrespectful and would destroy things and terrorize the fish =/
@@Parasiteve where do people destroy fish or seafood restaurants in America? I have never heard of such a thing. Maybe Red Lobster but they bankrupt now. Do explain otherwise I suggest you delete your comment cause I can’t even find an article backing this. Your name is literally “parasite” wtf that’s quite weird if you ask me.
Yes, at The Mandarin restaurant there are 2 beautiful koi ponds and each pond has multiple signs telling people not to throw money or food in the ponds. The ponds are littered with coins and bits of fortune cookies and even candy are always floating in it.
Mrs Bacon is amazing but we all think Mr Bacon is only a pair of hands with no body or head 😅... will we ever get to see what Mr Bacon looks like? or better yet, will we ever get to see the happy couple enjoying their experience together?
I love how sincere your videos are. No overreacting, no clickbaiting, just genuine travel and cuisines. Makes me feel like I'm there traveling with you guys! Please never stop making these contents🫶🫶🫶❤❤❤
It was nice to hear the member of staff explain how it works, and when that sashimi first came out it was so crystal clear I thought it was ice 😅
Always such a delight watching your videos. Makes me feel like I'm dining out around the world with you both
Fr been watching him for a while now i always put them on when im about to eat a good meal
This is how I travel lol
Absolutely love Mrs. Bacon's smile when she caught her fish!
Her smile makes me smile so much
Timestamp?
@@ptrcrispy 1:54
Also fun fact: DancingBacons is female too
@@YoungBlue69 Really? That's awesome
@@ThorTheGiant Nope !! Dancing bacon's is male
When I saw the video title I thought it would be like that one squid-catching place but NO THIS IS ACTUALLY SO COOL. Also not going to lie, the idea of catching the fish and the immediate turnaround of it being turned into sashimi is a definite plus.
oh, that guy was very good at english.
-i semi-recently learned that a lot of japanese might be ok with reading or writing english, but speaking it is something else entirely,
-so now i appreciate hearing when they're good at it, whenever it shows up in a video
I mean that’s how it is for almost all English learners, Japanese or not. We learn only by reading and writing, but we don’t have the environment for speaking English. So our spoken English tends to be way below our reading and writing. This guy in particular is really advanced.
@@imthecoolest50 i guess i've had a privilegie(?) of growing up in a country where we don't translate much english in games or films, so a lot of the youth, around 7-10, already know a fair share of english and most in their 20s can speak it fluently
@@Konani_the_unicorn_queen dont worry, about the misspelling of privilege, that messes me up as a native english speaker too!
Wow waiter's English is great.
I know!! I came here to comment that, I wish I was that fluent in another language.
The diversity of restaurants and food options in Japan are so fascinating. Thank you very much for sharing your adventures.
Hoping for a night market trip sometime.
There was a restaurant in the Santa Cruz mountains of California USA that was built around an actual running brook. You could get all sorts of dishes, and even catch your own trout. It was amazing. You two go to some of the most unique places and I enjoy watching your adventures. I don't always find the food to be what I'd eat, but you seem to enjoy it. Mrs. B's smile and happy attitude are infectious. She brings such joy to your videos. Thank you for sharing your part of the world.
Been following your channel for years and finally made it to Japan ( in Osaka right now) def taking notes on places you eat at 🎉
What a fun “date night!” Beautifully done ! Thank you for letting us join you ❤
Fishing restaurant video from DancingBacons on my birthday is the best way to finish the day!! Excited to watch! 🍿🎣🦐🦀🦑🥂
Happy birthday! :)
Happy bday myn is Wednesday
@@tillyjames5180 Advanced Happy Birthday, November buddy!! 🎂
@@kichacz361 Thank you!! 🍰🥂
@drtagustin how cute thank you
Well, it looked different from the one in Osaka, but the fish looked a bit more lively and plentiful at this one. It was pricey, but given the world market, it is a reasonable price given the overall experience. It would be interesting to see the other one again and see if there are any changes. Ms. B, giggling is always appreciated.
They actually also have this chain in Osaka. I went to it on accident while trying to find the place from the Osaka video.
What a unique experience! Catching your own fish and getting it cooked or presented in a variety of ways. Everything looked delicious. I am not a fan of uncooked stuff, but it looked good. That rice with the hot broth and fish, looked great.
Thank you for sharing 🙏
Until our next video 🍀
As a American I loved Japan before I even knew Japan existed as a child lol from the Super Nintendo to the Gameboy to Sony televisions to Play station to Dragon ball Z to Pokemon to Casio wrist watches to Cup Noodles haha the list goes on and on and these HI-CHEW'S are delicious 😉👍🇯🇵
It's kind of like death row but for fish
I watch these videos with my partner. It’s become our thing!!!
DancingBacons videos are for sure one of the most relaxing to watch content on YT.
the executioner drum when you catch a fish because it's getting murdered in like 5 seconds. 😂
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Wasn't finding much luck in my yt recommended while I was looking for something to watch while drawing, and then your video pops up! Yay!! Thank you for posting so often
It's a nice concept, but I wish they wouldn't let the fish suffer for this long. Other than that it's nice to see all the food.
It's Asia, they have a passion for animal torture and eating things alive
@@Wingading1 Right, because animal abuse totally doesn't exist everywhere. You're American, aren't you, where PETA literally tortures cats and dogs alive because they believe they're pathetic and get away with it even now?
@@Wingading1It’s good that this isn’t a thing in the West… Gonna go eat my foie gras, brb.
@@Jhud69 TBF, they don't usually make foie gras the same way they used to, it's mostly just normal duck liver 😅
Basically, in fishing or netting, fish are suffocated for a long time before they die. It might be less painful for the fish to be processed on the spot.
Wow, this looks like an amazing experience! The fresh seafood and the atmosphere of a fishing restaurant in Tokyo must be incredible.
I feel kind of bad for the fish lol. Cool concept though.
I wonder if they just take em out for show and then put em back in.. and cook a previously prepared fish instead
All the fish you catch will be cooked.
This looks like a lot of fun and I'd want to check this place out next time I go to Japan. What's it called? As usual, Mrs. Bacons was her adorable self who we love so much! Seeing you pop the eyeball out reminds me of how when I was a kid my family were friends with a Chinese family, and one day their father was cooking a whole steamed fish. We kids were hanging out in the kitchen and watching him cook, and without warning other than a sly grin? He popped out an eyeball with his chopsticks and ate it! We all of course said "EEEEWWWWWWW,' and he grinned and said "What? It's best part of the fish!" I've never forgotten that moment and it contributed to me being a more adventurous eater in later years.
Japan has got the most unique places to eat i've ever seen. No wonder Japan is suffering from over tourism
The video on the Osaka fishing restaurant is one of my favorites, it's become a comfort video for me and I watch it probably every month or so. So this is really cool to see a similar restaurant, And get to pick out the small differences between the two. The fish definitely seemed better cared for here, though the food at the other place was maybe even better presented
What a brilliant idea, fishing for your dinner 🍽️🎣Thanks for sharing DancingBacons 💃🏼🕺🥓😊👍
For dang near a 100$ I'll just take off work early and go fishing, get all the ingredients I need at the grocers and spend the rest on top quality sake. Great video per usual though.
Looks absolutely amazing ! Thank you for sharing your food and travel adventures!!! 😊
They used to have those marble ball sodas here for a while, like quite a long time ago. I found some in the river here but they don't make them here anymore.
What nice variety of fish. It all looked really good. They did a nice job of preparing it.
You find the Most Fun Stuff! I also love when Mrs Bacons comes along, the Sparkles in her Eyes when something is Yummy is so Cute 🐟🐠🧡
I've been watching your channel for a while! Your partner is so cute, I love how she reacts to things!! You both brighten my day :)
Definitely know the fish is fresh. They all looked like yummy presentations.
I have heard striped Jack is really tasty. What an awesome time! As an angler my whole life I really appreciate you sharing this cool experience! Thank you 🙏🏻 also 日本 だい すき！ so much adoration for such a beautiful nation damn I miss it 😢
I like it. Not only you catch the fish to make meal of it, but you can use every part of the fish for the meal.
What a cool experience, and 93usd for three entire fish, plus drinks and sides is a phenomenal price! Definitely on my bucket list!
Sea bream is a wonderful fish to eat but I was surprised by the size of the horse mackerel. I was expecting them to be as big as the mackerel my Uncle used to catch in Nova Scotia 😂
Sooo Cool!!! I might be studying abroad near Osaka next year. I’ve been learning Japanese for two years in preparation. I’m so excited! Thanks for posting these videos, I’ve been binging them! 😅
this place is nuts!
That's as fresh as it gets! My kinda restaurant! 😊
Everyday I look to see if you have a new video!! I was pleased to see a new one today! 😊❤
I really love your videos 😊
I would love this kind of restaurant! Combining my two favorite things, fishing and eating, would be so much fun.
This was a fun video to watch! 😊
😮 that was a big fish at the start! Good job DB2!
IM SO GLAD YOURE BACK AT A FISHING RESTAURANT!!
Mmm all look so delicious n mouth watering slurp!
I love places where you get to interact, and I think I'll like this place since I only like certain types of seafood
Love the concept of a compulsory appetizer. You WILL be pre-fed and enjoy it.
I really like this video!!
魚も二人に綺麗に食べられて本望だと思います(^^♪
The fish be like. 😢
Mrs Dancing Bacon is a straight up gangster
That sea bream sashimi looked incredible!
That looks so good!! I’m jealous!
The fish bone broth like you did it we used to make similarly and called it “fish tea”
Love your videos :)
Been watching your videos everytime im on break
Realmente uma experiência única. 😊
Mrs bacon's smile ❤
I love the idea of catching your own food but I would have to stick with the horse mackerel cause it's the cheapest 😂
Amazing..What camera u use that allow free hand?
nice scenery. ☺
Cool experience!
im more of a seafood fan than a fish fan but this looks sooooo fun!!! we can't have nice things like this in america because too many people are disrespectful and would destroy things and terrorize the fish =/
Not to mention a bunch of white liberal vegans would be standing outside all day yelling at anyone who wants to come to eat.
@@Parasiteve where do people destroy fish or seafood restaurants in America? I have never heard of such a thing. Maybe Red Lobster but they bankrupt now. Do explain otherwise I suggest you delete your comment cause I can’t even find an article backing this.
Your name is literally “parasite” wtf that’s quite weird if you ask me.
Yes, at The Mandarin restaurant there are 2 beautiful koi ponds and each pond has multiple signs telling people not to throw money or food in the ponds. The ponds are littered with coins and bits of fortune cookies and even candy are always floating in it.
Is this a repost or did you go back for the third time?
1:54 had me crying cause I heard my all time favorite songs in the background
Thought it would never be used outside of RUclips
Going to Tokyo on Wednesday, I need to check this place out!
I love these vids, their so relaxing to me
Mrs Bacon is amazing but we all think Mr Bacon is only a pair of hands with no body or head 😅... will we ever get to see what Mr Bacon looks like? or better yet, will we ever get to see the happy couple enjoying their experience together?
I love this page
Thank you for the meal. Bow.
Great video as always.
I cannot help but feel like this restaurant is a little tourist trap-y. Interesting though.
I'd never come here! I have to catch my own fish and pay for it???? naahhh and hear them play em drums everytime naahhhhh xD great vid tho
Ms bacons is quite the angler! The most auspicious fish in Japan!
Is this the same place you went to before or a new place?
i watch all your videos great content, but this one looks so fun, where is this restaurant? is it in Tokyo?
woooo a new vid! :D
Not gonna lie. The eating of the fish eye gave me nightmares lol
I LOVE FISHING
I love ramune, but I have trouble opening it 🤣🤣🤣
Me too! If you can find it, Hi-Chew makes ramune flavored candy and it's so good!
What is ramune
@@RangerMan-yv7rlit’s Japanese soda, usually lemon lime/citrus flavor
I love how the thumbnail is the same fish as the boat restaurant
Most expensive dish on their menu is only about $35 US...Amazing!---probably would be triple in the US or Europe.
Ooooohhhh, that eyeball 😅
Another fishing one, huh? Cool.
So cute❤
have you ever tried pufferfish? good video as always...
also might missed a fish there on my first try...
3:00 wow finally you made it one try!!! You do it twice before :D
Interesting concept but this restaurant would drive me crazy. Way too loud for me 😩😩😩
That looks like fun!
Didn't you do this like a year ago already ?
I could never 😢
I mean that's gotta be what literal hell is like for fish right?
Aaah enjoying foods
great video
Going on the list of places to visit
1:50 why is that fish no longer moving once it gets to Miss Bacons
Well, it IS dying..
I wonder what the fish is thinking after being caught, attached via mouth to a rope then someone bangs on a drum while clapping.
Lol
What a cool concept! Thanks for the video.