The Japanese twins at the elementary school I work at brought left over breakfast for lunch and it looked sooo good!! 😋 They eat contently while the other kids throw basically their whole lunch in the the leftover food bag
mimigoesfishing I love her! Her accent is so easy to listen to and her hands are so skillful. Anything Japanese from tasty usually gets me excited to cook.
This video was absolutely delightful to watch! I’m of Japanese decent, but born and raised in Canada. My mum made delicious Japanese food for us, too! Miso soup was frequently served, as it’s one of dad’s favourites, but I loved my mum’s homemade kamaboko, gyoza, chirashi, futo maki, the list goes on and on...
I hope you realize you put down recipes that anyone reading it just has to google/youtube n try out!!! Somehow I think Japan and Japanese people get eay more love from around the world than they realize. Maybe too humble to realize... 🤭
I love how she says how these recipes differ between regions and how people have their own way to make it! I get so bored of seeing people argue over the “correct” way to cook certain recipes (especially Italian food) everyone has their own tastes and recipes!!
Only the snobby ones!! Hahah. I'm Italian American and I love experimenting with new ways to make traditional dishes, food is no fun without innovation!! 😊😊
@E-J Thompson Well, western countries put very much pride in their dishes, while Asian countries particularly Japan just let their food speak for itself.
I love how Rie is so personal when she is talking about how to make her home cooked meals. I really feel for when she talked about her mom making breakfast and how she appreciates the effort that her mom put in. My mom did the same when I was in elementary and middle school.
Panda Sannah Welcome to Japanese cooking :) while not to the extent China is (from my understanding) Japan largely also connects food with happiness. And it’s super hard to argue while your having something amazing cooked with love and has complex flavors
Homemake Japanese food is something that many travelers don't have a chance to experience by visiting Japan. It is wonderful for you to share them to the world!
the way she cooks okonomiyaki is so fascinating to me!! ✨the way my mom and obaa made it is completely different so it makes me really appreciate how differently japanese families prepare their beloved dishes. I'm the only one in the family that loves having traditional japanese breakfasts, i love cooking them and i love eating them 😋. i wish they all would eat with me but my mom liles toast and coffee 😁
i candy well yeah, mom’s are amazing thankless creatures of love. But what I’m saying is the time & attention to detail of putting faces & hats on little pieces of food for a tiny human, that’s something else hats off. There’s a reason most kids grow up on sandwiches & not little food balls that look like teddy bears, it’s time consuming.
My family and I are from Mexico, but my husband's mother is Japanese. I know not all Japanese mothers fit the stereotype of being like tiger moms but my husband and his older brother were psychologically and physically abused up until the end of the teenage years and it shows! I've known her for five years and it's true, she is the most absolute stereotypical " If-you-don't-succeed-in-life-I-will-disown-you". We are still healing from her but I still feel stressed when I see a Japanese woman thinking she'll be like the mother-in-law! Rie seems so nice and sweet though which makes me interested in Japanese culture again!
Gosh, that sounds like she was a terrible parent. It's so mean to make your love conditional to a child. That tiger mom cra p is for the birds. It's just disguised child abuse.
@@suzeldiegoguerra2943 nice job taking a cute comment on Japanese mothers amd making it negative. Hope you grow out of your bigotry towards japanese women
Japanese breakfast is seriously the best comfort food. My grandmother is from Japan and she used to make this sort of thing all the time growing up. For our miso soup she would usually add cabbage instead of the mushrooms and I think it’s so neat to the see subtle changes in what families like to add.
I love Japanese food and I am so happy that I live in a city with a huge Asian community, most of them are japanse and we have a japanse quarter with all japanse shops, restaurants and bars! I am so happy that I had the chance to grow up with japanse food and a bit of the japanse culture! It s the best food I ever had in my life! Thank you for your amazing videos! 😊
This makes me emotional. My Dad is a sushi chef, and he came to the US from Japan on a college wrestling scholarship when he was my age. He told me when he was on a strict diet and cutting weight, he'd fall asleep and see all the wonderful food from home he couldn't eat in his waking life. Fast forward forty years to the present and he's still working his own sushi bar. Growing up I ate everything in this video. I remember fresh miso soup, homemade broiled mackerel, takuan pickles and natto with rice. At every difficult period in life, his answer was and still is to make delicious food for people and be proud that they enjoy his food. I took it for granted as a child, but I think I should call him and tell him how much it meant to me.
Midori Endo I would definitely say do that; often and as much as you can. We need to say this to our loved one while we still can. I still wish I had said more to mine. Peace and friendship.
When I was in Hiroshima, my boyfriend and I stumbled across this tiny Okinomiyaki place and we didn't know that there were different ways regions of Japan made the dish. It was so delicious and so much food. Half way through eating out meal there was a group of people a few seats away and they were so kind and friendly asking where we were from etc. They ended up sharing a whole bunch of food with us because they wanted us to try all these dishes and get a taste of Hiroshima. I will never forget Japan and the amazing people!
The Japanese are really amazing and warm (except during Tokyo rush hours jk) The food and language differences across Japan are extremely interesting. There's some kind of a rivalry between Hiroshima and Osaka as to which is the true authentic okonomiyaki, but surprisingly after digging a bit... The roots trace all the way back to Edo, or old Tokyo. Basically food that resembled okonomiyaki was sold by travelling food carts from Edo, which just happened to be interpreted differently when spread to the 2 regions.
Absolutely AMAZING! What a lovely lady! Beautiful food! This site is so well done with the right amount of personal info and stories while showing the amazing food! I love hearing how other cultures live especially when it comes to food.. Thank you!
Convincing masks is a skill a lot of eastern Asians Master, and can be a huge problem, because it’s seen as “raising a fuss”, a lot of sexual harassment and assault goes unreported, so they use their mask
This is wonderful! We have had sushi since 1976 in different restaurants in California and when we lived in Alaska. Loved most all of it! Glad to see you showing these fabulous recipes.....
+Alexander Lacaden you don't have to be possessive or interested to be a fan :) Good for her, hopefully her husband helps make her happy, she's so happy~
You seem like such a sweetheart 😊 I’m American, but Japanese food has always been my favorite and I really want to learn how to cook authentic Japanese food so I can incorporate it in my every day diet. I’m definitely subscribing🖤
Wow, this video was truly fantastic and I need to start doing better in the kitchen!!!! Thanks so much for sharing the recipes as well as information about your Japanese culture. Bravo!!!! 🙏🏾👍🏾👏🏾😋
Rie is so caring and sweet. She cares about her viewers getting hurt while cutting the tofu. This is exactly why she is amazing and is the best person from tasty.
I am from West Bengal , Kolkata in India, we are Bengali people or "Bong" ....we eat a lot of fish compared to any other culture in India .....We yo said you grew up eating a lot of fish I could actually feel it :)
@@meghanharls4094 The US bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki in WW2 with atomic bombs. Soooo... many of us Americans kinda feel guilty for doing that considering how deadly the effects were and how they still effect people today.
@@meghanharls4094 Also, the bombing is a REALLY important part of history because it shows how powerful and terrible humans can be to one another (and yeah.... A LOT of people know about it). But its okay because I just told you (unlike that other guy).
“Once you get to know your rice cooker, it’s your friend.” That’s the most asian thing I’ve ever heard Edit: I didn’t mean to disrespect Rie guys,Im an asian myself.I just thought it was funny because i can relate to her 😂😭
Damn not to sound like a weeb or anything, but Japanese food seems the best The portion is controlled, easy to eat, and seems healthy. It's also delicious.
I loved this video so much! Thank you for making Japanese food simple and accessible for us. My favourite food in your video is tamagoyaki, and my favourite Japanese food in general are omurice, onigiri, and curry. I look forward to trying some of your recipes!
But you’re characterizing all of American food culture into just parts of the Midwest and the south. Your not even acknowledging things like the seafood culture of the northeast with items such as clam chowder, quahogs, crab cakes, muscles and more.
Everything you do is fascinating!!! I first saw you on the show where a small group of chefs each make their own dish based on a theme or ingredient. All of the ways you did your creations there were so delightful, and I remember being fascinated by the tofu snack (or side dish) idea, where big chunks were stacked, dressed in sauce, and sprinkled with, I think, finely sliced green onion. It just had that Japanese "clean food" quality, and it had a hunger satiating quality, and, it was also fancy and gourmet with the umami sauce and just right green onion topping. When I'm so moved by something, that means that I should pursue it, because it resonates with things my subconscious knows, that I don't necessarily know up front. I'm so fascinated by Japanese food because it seems so clean and light, but really substantial and flavorful at the same time!!! In your above video, I think the dessert looks really fun, but, I was blown away by the okonomiyaki!!! Everything looked really great, though, I really liked this video!!!!!!
Хобби
Rie: "your rice cooker is your friend"
*We must protect this little bundle of innocence at all costs*
I uwu-ed ngl
I’ve survived most years of rice alone
my rice cooker slept with my wife...so....THERE!
The rice cooker is my friend tho
no, as an asian i can confirm that this is false
your rice cooker is your family
Her Japanese accent and anecdotes from her childhood make me smile
awesomestuff92 i was thinking the same thing, so heartwarming
Alok Bijlwan wow, real smooth.
Alok Bijlwan yeah, i know who you meant.
I love the story about her mom making her bento. It sounds so cute.
Same. Usually I see ppl making fun of Japanese people's accent when they speak English and it's just rlly sad.
I love her so much she’s my comfort person
Same Brittany
She's so wholesome! Could brighten up your day just by watching her-
Hi Brittany
Right!
@@mufc3316 no one cares. We’re here to crush over rie
Yo wtf the whole breakfast is more fancy than my whole life has ever been
Same lmao
Yea-
I thought IT was dinner😂
That's cause you a falling banana
The Japanese twins at the elementary school I work at brought left over breakfast for lunch and it looked sooo good!! 😋 They eat contently while the other kids throw basically their whole lunch in the the leftover food bag
Rei has been one of the best additions to the Tasty team.
mimigoesfishing Rie*
You failed us...
Rie*
She is my fav too then the guys from "Worth it" (Steven, Andrew and Adam). In Worth it Japan Rie showed them around so it was the best :'D
mimigoesfishing I love her! Her accent is so easy to listen to and her hands are so skillful. Anything Japanese from tasty usually gets me excited to cook.
This looks healthier than my whole entire life
tdreamer25 k
just remove the mozeralla cheese and its perfect
@@nat0106951 how dare u
Yeah i literally drink atleast 4 cans of soft drinks at night everyday
Ikr
rie is literally the first person who got me addicted to japanese foods
And Anime
Iike mor video
Asian wannabe ✌
@@mochi3690 😬
@@da3saxmoved37 😇
“I can make it wherever I go, and bring a part of Hiroshima with me.” 🇯🇵
"Once you get to meet your rice cooker, is your friend" I love this woman, shes speaking to my heart
Imagine Rie's kid going to school with these foods. Everybody's gonna be so jelousssss
Michellie Anne Gregorio f pls adopt me Rie
@@pinkitydinkity6550 she's going to have a baby 🥺🥺🥺 they're so lucky
@@Botea_jrnls Babies are cute, sweet, and innocent, but once they become toddlers they will change completely.
@@peachygacha639 exactly what happened to my little sister 😂😂
Rosy Kitty ikr. Cute at first then little demons
Tasty: hmm.. How do we go trending?
Riei: put me on the thumbnail ☺
*16m views *
"put rie as holtage"
Tasty but Indian food awsm
Actually, yeah, now that I think about it, one of the only reasons I clicked on this video was to see Rie
This video was absolutely delightful to watch! I’m of Japanese decent, but born and raised in Canada. My mum made delicious Japanese food for us, too! Miso soup was frequently served, as it’s one of dad’s favourites, but I loved my mum’s homemade kamaboko, gyoza, chirashi, futo maki, the list goes on and on...
I hope you realize you put down recipes that anyone reading it just has to google/youtube n try out!!! Somehow I think Japan and Japanese people get eay more love from around the world than they realize. Maybe too humble to realize... 🤭
I love how she says how these recipes differ between regions and how people have their own way to make it! I get so bored of seeing people argue over the “correct” way to cook certain recipes (especially Italian food) everyone has their own tastes and recipes!!
Totally agree. Like they're so uptight with their food. Lol
@@JD-tv9dc lmfao ikr
Only the snobby ones!! Hahah. I'm Italian American and I love experimenting with new ways to make traditional dishes, food is no fun without innovation!! 😊😊
@E-J Thompson Well, western countries put very much pride in their dishes, while Asian countries particularly Japan just let their food speak for itself.
True true they think their recipe is the only one
Rie is so sweet to her mom. That's so heartwarming 💞
And now she is gonna become a mommy tooo ! ❤️❤️
His son is so lucky to have such an amazing mom
Her son will have all the food he wants :P
The thumbnail makes her look sinister
@@m4gn3tic82 bruh 😂😂😂
The thumbnail makes her look like she’s being held hostage
😂😂😂
lmaaaaao yes
They locked her up in a kitchen and made her cook Japanese food
🙂
@@Ejaz100
LMAO
“NOW MAKE A BENTO BOX”
“I made this at 12 years old.”
me: dad where is chocolate jar huh
I love how Rie is so personal when she is talking about how to make her home cooked meals. I really feel for when she talked about her mom making breakfast and how she appreciates the effort that her mom put in. My mom did the same when I was in elementary and middle school.
Panda Sannah Welcome to Japanese cooking :) while not to the extent China is (from my understanding) Japan largely also connects food with happiness. And it’s super hard to argue while your having something amazing cooked with love and has complex flavors
Same. I think back now and I had homemade breakfast and lunch everyday of school -- I can barely do that for myself now.
I am your 199th like! 😊
Panda Sannah same. ❤️
@lyons creed Kind of rude but k. She probs prefers it like tht or tasty does..... no need to be rude
Rie is a treasure. She's such a ray of sunshine.
AJ Rayo she's such a *RIE* of sunshine
mrolliepoper ahh, you beat me to it
IKR
Me : hungry
Brain : Lets watch Rie cooking!
Hands : Good idea!
Me: What are you? FOOOOOLSSSSSSS!?
My brain: no I am not a fool
Me: litterally hungry
Brain and feet: ok let’s go shopping
Sus
why tf your hands involved
Homemake Japanese food is something that many travelers don't have a chance to experience by visiting Japan. It is wonderful for you to share them to the world!
What a delightful human being.
Indeed, I must agree that she is one of the most pleasant human being I have ever seen.
Flora ikkkkk ☺️💞💞
ONE PUUUUUNCH
Who will be the 1,000th like?
ONE PUNCH MAN
When you love japanese food but you’re vegetarian and live in Ireland
*sad potato noises*
I only eat poteitous too
Tomás alimaña tá a lán brónach orainn:(
I feel yu
nis lin :(
lol potato good one ...(u know.. the potato famine). nvm ill show myself out.
the way she cooks okonomiyaki is so fascinating to me!! ✨the way my mom and obaa made it is completely different so it makes me really appreciate how differently japanese families prepare their beloved dishes. I'm the only one in the family that loves having traditional japanese breakfasts, i love cooking them and i love eating them 😋. i wish they all would eat with me but my mom liles toast and coffee 😁
Okonomiyaki needs to get as popular as sushi is outside of Japan. It's literally my favorite Japanese food!
I feel like Japanese mother are underrated for how much love they put into their children’s and family’s meals
Aren't most mothers like that? Regardless of their race.
i candy well yeah, mom’s are amazing thankless creatures of love. But what I’m saying is the time & attention to detail of putting faces & hats on little pieces of food for a tiny human, that’s something else hats off. There’s a reason most kids grow up on sandwiches & not little food balls that look like teddy bears, it’s time consuming.
My family and I are from Mexico, but my husband's mother is Japanese. I know not all Japanese mothers fit the stereotype of being like tiger moms but my husband and his older brother were psychologically and physically abused up until the end of the teenage years and it shows! I've known her for five years and it's true, she is the most absolute stereotypical " If-you-don't-succeed-in-life-I-will-disown-you". We are still healing from her but I still feel stressed when I see a Japanese woman thinking she'll be like the mother-in-law!
Rie seems so nice and sweet though which makes me interested in Japanese culture again!
Gosh, that sounds like she was a terrible parent. It's so mean to make your love conditional to a child. That tiger mom cra p is for the birds. It's just disguised child abuse.
@@suzeldiegoguerra2943 nice job taking a cute comment on Japanese mothers amd making it negative. Hope you grow out of your bigotry towards japanese women
*MUST. PROTECT. RIE. AT. ALL. COST*
keuris- chan From what?
Bob Sus from everything that can hurt her. 😂
keuris- chan Why?
Bob Sus she’s precious 😭
Coluurful C; Why does everyone have the need to protect something cute or precious? She didn’t ask for your protection or needs it.
Japanese breakfast is seriously the best comfort food. My grandmother is from Japan and she used to make this sort of thing all the time growing up. For our miso soup she would usually add cabbage instead of the mushrooms and I think it’s so neat to the see subtle changes in what families like to add.
It’s amazing how nicely and efficiently she explains a lot about Japanese Food in a 6-min video! Great job!
_lowkey starting a fandom for Rie_
Mei Abdullah Can y'all not appreciate a person or thing without being cringey as hell or appropriating said person or thing
веселый мальчик what are you so triggered for?
You all are getting overly emotional about a joke...
Zequal r/imverysmart
Zequal *o h w a i t*
Rie's back must hurt from carrying Buzzfeed.
THAT WAS A GOOD ONE WOW
so ur just gonna forget abt buzzfeed unsolved?
why be rude when you can stan twice yeah buzzfeed unsolved
LO VE at this point she doesn’t have one
I love Japanese food and I am so happy that I live in a city with a huge Asian community, most of them are japanse and we have a japanse quarter with all japanse shops, restaurants and bars! I am so happy that I had the chance to grow up with japanse food and a bit of the japanse culture! It s the best food I ever had in my life! Thank you for your amazing videos! 😊
I am learning Japanese so I think it is really cool that you spent your time to make this video I will definitely be trying these goods
Idk why but I've watched this 4 times.Also,can we just talk about what a delightful person Rie is?
@@mothswithsocks It's that kind of people that conveys the good feelings.
Mix up with her cooking skills, result, a video delightful on its own
Omg. Same, the video is so calming
Aestedic Kid I've watched it 20 times just because I was bored:/
The best
Yah she is so nice and professional and like it plus she is Japanese and I like that too!
"once you know your rice cooker, its your friend!" omg rie is too precious
Abbie Wang Rice is very precious can cook anything with rice that’s why I love rice
oh look a Lemon no she needs her own planet
@@p_x2698 No she needs her own Universe
this is my comfort video, i often find myself coming back to it every now and again.
her voice is so comforting and calming !
Me: *Hates bean sprouts*
Rie: *cooks with bean sprouts*
Me: *I actually really like bean sprouts*
Axe lol same
Same
Copyright.
Crazy Cake What do you mean?
You can’t eat it alone you have to eat it with soup or rice
She's so WHOLESOME!! I love her!!!
Wholesome like how-she-said-that-the-food-is-so-good-she-wants-it-as-her-last-meal-wholesome? Hmmm
More Japanese home food please. And you are such a wholesome person 😊
Her mom sounds amazing, we all need people like that in our lives, be those people in return
Honestly Rie is my fav member of BuzzFeed
Hamza Mirza me too 🙃
Me too
I want to see Rie have a cooking battle with Gordon Ramsay
No disrespect to Ramsay but Rie FTW
I feel like they specilize in different typed of food
I feel like he would start off being mean but stop eventually because it started to hurt him more than her
@@pikaman_ what does FTW means?
@@jbtamang2307 for the win
めっちゃ作るの上手やん・・・
美味しそう!!
🤤💗
Rie's soothing voice is exactly what I need before I sleep 😴❤️
This whole comment section is a cult for Rie
Exactly
Dio Joestar we stan our queen
Hail Rie
*this whole channel
ONE OF US
I was smiling through this whole video! The passion she has for cooking/baking is beautiful 💓
me too
When she said "Was I smiling?" at the end. That made me smile.
Love the Japanese pancake near the end! It looks so fluffy
Alyy Cat same she so great 😄
I know this is by far my favorite tasty video.
I lived in Japan for 9 years. LOVE the food. The desserts are aren't sickening sweet like most desserts around the world. ALL Japanese food is DIVINE.
ive wwatched this video forever and ive never been bored
This makes me emotional. My Dad is a sushi chef, and he came to the US from Japan on a college wrestling scholarship when he was my age. He told me when he was on a strict diet and cutting weight, he'd fall asleep and see all the wonderful food from home he couldn't eat in his waking life. Fast forward forty years to the present and he's still working his own sushi bar. Growing up I ate everything in this video. I remember fresh miso soup, homemade broiled mackerel, takuan pickles and natto with rice. At every difficult period in life, his answer was and still is to make delicious food for people and be proud that they enjoy his food. I took it for granted as a child, but I think I should call him and tell him how much it meant to me.
Midori Endo I would definitely say do that; often and as much as you can. We need to say this to our loved one while we still can. I still wish I had said more to mine. Peace and friendship.
I thought you were going to say that 40 years later he gained all the weight he kept off in his youth
@@SX1995able That too, never trust a skinny chef
Midori Endo Wow he actually came to the US with a scholarship and started living there til now?
Arthur Read japanese has high expectation
i love her and her way of showing off her love for her homecountry
thanks for the recipes
Wayne Palmar hi
Anissa Alexander
hello there
Thank you!! Also I love how passionate you are about your background and japan:))
Rie makes comfort food while being everyone's comfort person
RIE has a special place in my heart 💗💗💗
Papa J your fucking horrible...
Lol same!!! Shes my favourite person on tasty!!! Shes like, LIKED by everyone!! Shes so nice!
Papa J What the f*ck.
Papa J Bro Gtfo
I love her so much ♥️
When I was in Hiroshima, my boyfriend and I stumbled across this tiny Okinomiyaki place and we didn't know that there were different ways regions of Japan made the dish. It was so delicious and so much food. Half way through eating out meal there was a group of people a few seats away and they were so kind and friendly asking where we were from etc. They ended up sharing a whole bunch of food with us because they wanted us to try all these dishes and get a taste of Hiroshima. I will never forget Japan and the amazing people!
The Japanese are really amazing and warm (except during Tokyo rush hours jk)
The food and language differences across Japan are extremely interesting. There's some kind of a rivalry between Hiroshima and Osaka as to which is the true authentic okonomiyaki, but surprisingly after digging a bit...
The roots trace all the way back to Edo, or old Tokyo. Basically food that resembled okonomiyaki was sold by travelling food carts from Edo, which just happened to be interpreted differently when spread to the 2 regions.
IS THE AIR SAFE TO BREATH?
Fiji Water Whut?
Jason Tay Talking to Tracy
Fiji Water Pretty sure it's safe and not Chernobyl. People are living there after all.
its been 3 years, i still go back here. this is my comfort video
Absolutely AMAZING! What a lovely lady! Beautiful food! This site is so well done with the right amount of personal info and stories while showing the amazing food! I love hearing how other cultures live especially when it comes to food.. Thank you!
*BREAKFAST*
0:10 Tamagoyaki
1:00 Grilled Fish
1:28 Miso Soup
*LUNCH*
2:45 Kyaraben
3:32 Onigiri
*DINNER*
4:02 Okonomiyaki
*DESSERT*
5:10 Jiggly Japanese Cheesecake
You have my gratitude.
What use are these demonstrations when she doesn't tell you the ingredients she puts in the food? It's being deliberately mean and annoying.
@@robinlillian9471 well u have the names of the dishes. Google is your friend
@@robinlillian9471 she doesn't say it but it has inmt in the video as she puts stuff in. It tells you what she's adding step by step
Someone highly this damn comment and put it at the top plz
I love Rie and her accent is wonderful.
Sammy Hussen yea her english is also amazing. Not a lot of Japanese can even speak english
yes!I respect her!from Japan🇯🇵💕
ezkailez 323 yeah, I'm learning Japanese in school too
Sammy Hussen I’m learning English!Let’s try our best😆
rei hanada Yeah, your English sounds pretty good. Is your name Rei too?
somehow i always get back to this video every view months, there’s just something so comforting about it.
This looks SO GOOD. Especially the Japanese Breakfast. 🤗
Rie needs her own channel! 😍
ro pro I don’t think she’s allowed to have her own channel
@@fleur_el Why wouldn't she be allowed to have her own channel?
OminousShadowPlays her contract from buzzfeed. she needs to resign to have her own channel
MIYUKIALIX EXPLORE Steven works at buzzfeed and he has his own channel. Search up Steven Lim
Hyper Phoenix the last thing he posted was 3 years ago, and that last video was his announcement for his new job at buzzfeed
Imagine her as your mom, it'll be heaven
Personal chef*
except when you fuck up. Asian moms will mess you up if you mis-behave.
@@cjval8969 she seems really nice
@@nkkm5926 yeah like most asian moms.
Convincing masks is a skill a lot of eastern Asians Master, and can be a huge problem, because it’s seen as “raising a fuss”, a lot of sexual harassment and assault goes unreported, so they use their mask
This is wonderful! We have had sushi since 1976 in different restaurants in California and when we lived in Alaska. Loved most all of it! Glad to see you showing these fabulous recipes.....
This looks really well put together and tasty, thanks for making it.
They could literally title a video “Rie sits in chair for 15 minutes straight” and I would click it.
mood
jswimmer on 4:49 she mentions her husband
The time just up with the new York city ''jmm;
Alexander Lacaden зззззоггјиопплббцво
+Alexander Lacaden you don't have to be possessive or interested to be a fan :) Good for her, hopefully her husband helps make her happy, she's so happy~
Confirmed, Rie is definitely a badass and highly possibly likely a ninja in her spare time. LOL. That food looks amazing.
this comment made me so uncomfortable wtf
lol dont say she looks like she could be a ninja in her spare time. thats stereotyping okay
cringe
Venom5089 wow so you exoect her to be a ninja beacuse she's Asian
Japanese=samurai
Chinese=ninja
Loved seeing everything prepared from scratch!
this is one of my comfort videos
Can Rei have a Japanese series where she makes lots of dishes for every day life? Cause those onigiri were delicious when I made them! More please!
nope there’s Japanese Tasty, she basically controls it so there’s traditional Japanese food on there.
nope omg good idea
Her name is Rie not Rei 😂
Jop Westra oops! 🙏🏻🤭
Haha
Wow... Japanese breakfasts are more interesting than my dinner... I have fricking cereal for breakfast...
I have cereal for dinner...
Trans Meme same...
Breakfast is more of a luxury to me. I don't eat breakfast normally. I either sleep though it or I just wait until dinner.
Fr0stBites has ikr
@@gay4675 same
I travel to Japan 2 times every year, and every time I go, I always eat these foods and it is sooooooo good
You seem like such a sweetheart 😊 I’m American, but Japanese food has always been my favorite and I really want to learn how to cook authentic Japanese food so I can incorporate it in my every day diet. I’m definitely subscribing🖤
from Japan. It looks very delicious. I am always looking forward to it
和食の技術チャンネル domo arigato mr roboto
@Badr eddin wow
@Badr eddin jeez u racist fuck
You're just jealous cause your mom didn't cook for you and instead bought McDonald's
Badr eddin well f&ck you and f&ck your ungrateful ass too 😂
Wait what?
Rie is such a delightful and superior human being.She is like a big sister to her co workers in tasty 😊😊😊😊
Stupid Human hggg
Stupid Human yep she is
Stupid Human . Rie’s accent melts me. Her voice is soo sweet
Delightful yes but superior? Lol okay.
khalid ali She is very superior though and it is just my opinion smh 😅😅😅😅
Wow it all looks so yummy I will have to try them all one day soon!
She sounds so kind, polite nd sweet oh my ghoshhhhh 😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I want rie to make a yt channel and talk about japan for hours shes soo inspiring and adorable 🙌🙌
bxsicbxwse yaaassssss
bxsicbxwse ikr
YES RIE!! PLEASE DO A JAPANESE SERIES WITH HER!!
There is tasty japan channel
I have just discovered that thanks to you. Unfortunately none of it's English or has subtitles so it's not gonna do it for me.
I think i heard that Rie is the founder of tasty.
Truth japanese series?
How to commit seppuku 😂😂😂😂
Once in my life I wanna visit Japan and try all types of food like rawen, omurice, obento, fried dishes, takoyaki, etc.
Rie, you're amazing! I love all of your recipes and content.
More Rie please, i love her ❤️
Julia 23 Me too. Her accent is so cute 😍😍
E X A C T L Y
Voxice Ch true. I'm now on a hunt for more Rie vids
Lol me toooo
Rie seems like such a pure and charismatic and delightful person ugh I love her
Wow, this video was truly fantastic and I need to start doing better in the kitchen!!!! Thanks so much for sharing the recipes as well as information about your Japanese culture. Bravo!!!! 🙏🏾👍🏾👏🏾😋
ohhmygoodness the bento animals are ADORABLE!
When you realize your rice cooker is your only friend
AHAHAHAHAHAH! Stop exposing me!
Dude... thats racist. Not cool man not cool
Lol jk no hate
@@moonlight_5836 im Asian lol
I know how that feels
Just kidding.
The 12th man DID SOMEONE SAY RICE COOKER? WHERE?!
Rie is so caring and sweet. She cares about her viewers getting hurt while cutting the tofu. This is exactly why she is amazing and is the best person from tasty.
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I am from West Bengal , Kolkata in India, we are Bengali people or "Bong" ....we eat a lot of fish compared to any other culture in India .....We yo said you grew up eating a lot of fish I could actually feel it :)
@@jesin0005 ohh, I didn’t know that.... I think we can relate to her 😊
We eat a lot of fish in Britain too. Unlike the Japanese, however, we prefer to cook our fish before we eat it.
@@petercdowney yeah same goes for us too we can't eat raw fish... It always needs to be cooked!
Hi my fellow bong ❤️
Okay this was the most peaceful and soothing video I have ever seen. I watched it more than 10 times now 😅 why am I not born in Japan 😭😭😭
Rie : 'I love you mum!'
Me: *Sheds tear* 'this just made an old man cry.'
I’m 1000 and I’m crying so win
Rie: I'm from Hiroshima
American: *breathing intensifies*
Meghan Mackenzie hmmmm maybe youre too young for a google account then...
Meghan Mackenzie pay attention to the history class
@@meghanharls4094 The US bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki in WW2 with atomic bombs. Soooo... many of us Americans kinda feel guilty for doing that considering how deadly the effects were and how they still effect people today.
@@meghanharls4094 Also, the bombing is a REALLY important part of history because it shows how powerful and terrible humans can be to one another (and yeah.... A LOT of people know about it). But its okay because I just told you (unlike that other guy).
@@haniyaa5117 yh even as a Brit I feel guilty and also cause of all the colonialism.
rie: this is my favorite omelet. if i had to choose last meal, this would be it.
me: that got dark fast
All the foods look so delicious.😋 Her mom must be a really good cook.
“Once you get to know your rice cooker, it’s your friend.”
That’s the most asian thing I’ve ever heard
Edit: I didn’t mean to disrespect Rie guys,Im an asian myself.I just thought it was funny because i can relate to her 😂😭
You disrespect rie I will find your house and take away your fortnite account
I Have No Name me sitting and talking to a damn rice cooker
I Have No Name just remember that if you’re Asian enough to understand, I will invite you to a rice cooker hugging party
@@PORIO171 lol
nah. its them screaming at you if you get below 95
Damn not to sound like a weeb or anything, but Japanese food seems the best
The portion is controlled, easy to eat, and seems healthy. It's also delicious.
_wow_
*yass*
No it's ok
Yes! it looks soo good 😋
Not My Austria right?
the way she says horizontally gave me life Rie is the shining gem of buzzfeed
I loved this video so much! Thank you for making Japanese food simple and accessible for us. My favourite food in your video is tamagoyaki, and my favourite Japanese food in general are omurice, onigiri, and curry. I look forward to trying some of your recipes!
Other cultures have such interesting foods and then you look at the US and it's just
*grease*
Math Boss OoOOOoFFf
Yeah, you never notice how sucky American food is until see what Japanese people eat lol
The defining characteristic of American food isn't grease. Many cultures use grease, but none use sugar/easy carbs as much as Americans.
But you’re characterizing all of American food culture into just parts of the Midwest and the south. Your not even acknowledging things like the seafood culture of the northeast with items such as clam chowder, quahogs, crab cakes, muscles and more.
Ok some of y'all need to calm down it's a joke
her mom must be so proud! rie is such an amazing person 🥰🥰
fluffi bby honestly I think she should have her own show
I love your videos a lot, they make me relax after a night shift work. Japan food and culture is so beautiful, can't wait to visit your country
hello beautiful woman with a beautiful comment how is the weather over there
Everything you do is fascinating!!! I first saw you on the show where a small group of chefs each make their own dish based on a theme or ingredient. All of the ways you did your creations there were so delightful, and I remember being fascinated by the tofu snack (or side dish) idea, where big chunks were stacked, dressed in sauce, and sprinkled with, I think, finely sliced green onion. It just had that Japanese "clean food" quality, and it had a hunger satiating quality, and, it was also fancy and gourmet with the umami sauce and just right green onion topping. When I'm so moved by something, that means that I should pursue it, because it resonates with things my subconscious knows, that I don't necessarily know up front. I'm so fascinated by Japanese food because it seems so clean and light, but really substantial and flavorful at the same time!!! In your above video, I think the dessert looks really fun, but, I was blown away by the okonomiyaki!!! Everything looked really great, though, I really liked this video!!!!!!