Japanese spicy level is lower compare to the rest of asia, almost on the level of european. Even their most spicy food is just a bit spicy if you are from country that love spicy foods
To be fair, she's been there before(for their 3d debut) and the three of them(her, Iofi, Risu) were unimpressed with the spice levels. They already told us they'd be bringing their own spice. Though I'm surprised Moona managed to smuggle a bottle past Airport Security. Iofi said they only brought packets.
Bringing your own stuff into a foreign restaurant is the most Southeast Asian thing I've ever heard. I had a friend who brought a whole-ass rice into a KFC because they don't sell it in the Netherlands lmfao
My cousin is married to a German and the first thing he asked when he came to visit us was "I need some rice with this" and ate with his hands (we were eating McNuggets). She has trained him well lol
THE JAWARA SAUCE ON THE THUMBNAIL IS SO MOOD, IT'S HELLA GOOD. It's not too spicy but blends well with food especially fried ones. 10/10 for Moona's taste in chilli sauce.
Spicy Level: 1. Mexico/Latin: make your face so red 2. India: your tongue is confused bcs not only spicy, their food is rich in flavor 3. Thailand: not just spicy, but spicy and sour delicacy 4. China (Schezuan): you can't feel your own tongue 5. Indonesia: spicy level is determined how much your body can sweat
I just bought spicy chicken feet for dinner and I don't pretty believe spicy level people in my own town (sometime when I say spicy it's not spicy at all for me), and it ended up I'm sweating so much lol
@@TokyoSoul8 Already tried Cajun Rice from Popeye's franchise in Indonesia. I rate the spice level is 5/10, the taste rate is 8/10. Yeah, it taste spicy but standard level for us compared to our traditional "sambal" recipe. But it taste so good imo. I dunno if the spice is buffed or nerved here compared to the original recipe. Since Indonesian KFC is much more flavorful than U.S. version.
of course Moona would do this I love her lol this brings me back to one of my favorite food quotes If someone from Indonesia or Mexico say it isn't spicy then it is probably very spicy but if they say it is spicy then it is unbearably spicy
@@VeritasNumquamPerit you might be right, live in tropical county allow you to grow lot of spices, and that variety of spices what makes your food have a strong flavor
on my childhood, I've been tricked by my mom hundreds of times, to the point I'm developing an immunity to spicy things......a Spartan way to train your children
Moona is just like my parents, when my parents did their umroh one of the main thing that was discussed in the group chat is who is bringing which sambal XD
I really respect Moona for that, I'm half-Pakistani, half-Filipino, studying in uni in the Philippines, they don't really have spicy stuff here, so whenever my Dad comes to visit from Pakistan, I ask him to bring spices and hot sauce to drizzle my snacks with
yea man when i first experienced what other countries consider spicy (when i went to singapore) i couldnt even finish half of what i ordered. Before that I thought i loved and could handle spicy. Turns out filipino spicy is tame as all hell. Had to train up after that and be careful of challenging foreign spicy food. Still love it though.
I'm honestly taken back on Suiseis pronunciation on certain words. With inaff practice she can get very far. Plus she never fails to activate our neurons with her English.
Her mom's a fluent English speaker who trained to be a translator. Suisei was probably exposed to hearing a lot of English growing up so she knows how to make the sounds correctly. Her pronunciation is probably the best among JP, but I don't think her grammar or vocabulary are particularly very good. Sora, A chan, and Subaru all have a better understanding of English and can use it more practically even if their pronunciation has a thicker accent.
@@andrewli6606 Lui and Chloe have relatively good vocab too and their pronounciation is among the best (almost or about as good as Sui-chan I'd say). Meanwhile Haachama has good vocab but it's really hard to understand what she's saying :D But it's always nice to see them trying their best and improving, especially considering that english education is really really bad in Japan.
Dad used to carry Tabasco sauce in his work bag for whenever he went to eat somewhere that didn't have it. If the place did have it, he'd check how much sauce he had left and would just discreetly swap it out for a fuller bottle from the table. Admittedly it's a trick I myself employ to this day.
Remember : If the spicy sauce is from any SEA country, be prepared for the worst toilet experience you'll ever get. Here's the spicy level : Not spicy enough = spicy Spicy = very spicy Very spicy = you'll destroy your entire stomach
True Indonesian right there. My friend also brought his own hot sauce to Australia. Just to find out that they sell the very same thing he brought from home.
The way holomem pronounce Expo as Ekisupo made me realize whenever a japanese media mentioned Mekisuko, it's not some made up fantasy city name based on Mexico but an ACTUAL Mexico
"Mekishiko" (メキシコ) is legit how JP say Mexico btw It makes sense if you omit the "i" in "ki", which happens in some words especially ones with "shi" and sometimes "ki" in them. Therefore you'd get "Mek-shiko". However, JPs regularly "mispronounce" words like these by omitting the wrong syllable, so you'd hear "mekish-ko" instead. This also happens with loans words with an "x" sound in them, like "expo" (ekusupo). Should be said "ek-s-po" (omit both "u" sounds) but not uncommon to hear "eku-s-po" lol
My malay friend did the same thing, he will pack like 6 bottles of maggi chilli sauce or he grab lots of chilli packets from Singapore MacDonalds every time we go overseas and he will not share them haha
That's actually a pretty good idea. I was raised on moderately spicy food in the US (mostly a combo of Filipino and Mexican, and lots of extra spices on any American dishes), so I always seek it out whenever I travel. I've been to 30 countries spanning 6 continents. Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Guatemalan, and Argentinian are delicious. I especially love Argentinian BBQ; when I got back to the States, I was immensely disappointed that none of the stuff sold in the supermarkets here could come close.
Typical SEA people lol. I'm Thai and normally didn't eat a lot of spicy food. But when I'm stay in Japan or Germany for more than 5days. I crave for chili flake or hot sauce.
anyone knows jawara chilli sauce, try it if you like spicy sauce to eat with fried chicken. its probably the best chilli sauce i tried from all brand in jakarta
Moona has no faith that the Japanese has a spicy sauce like from her own country 🤣
Moona, tasting Japan's "hot" sauce: pathetic
To be fair, Japan's taste for spicy is rather lower compared to Indonesia.
Moona : the only hot chili powder i know is boncabe
Pekora : Moona, my butt is hot season 2
Japanese spicy level is lower compare to the rest of asia, almost on the level of european. Even their most spicy food is just a bit spicy if you are from country that love spicy foods
To be fair, she's been there before(for their 3d debut) and the three of them(her, Iofi, Risu) were unimpressed with the spice levels.
They already told us they'd be bringing their own spice. Though I'm surprised Moona managed to smuggle a bottle past Airport Security. Iofi said they only brought packets.
deym, Moona is ALWAYS prepared and has the *Sauce* at all times lol
When homie asks “Where’s the sauce” she whips it out of her bag.
Then homie says “No I meant the nhentai numbers.” And then Marine comes in-
Her. And Iofi always have spicy sauce prepared. Not sure about Risu. But I think she cannot tolerate spicy.
@@andrewseet4408 the squirel girl got new name from her father(Okayu) now, and it's " *Risdu* "
@@eddster1987 good one bro
@@eddster1987 she literally looked up her hentai during stream twice tho? lmao
Moona: "Suisei Senpai, you want some chilli sauce?"
Suisei: "I'm good, I heard what you did to Pekora and Koyori"
Imagine Moona tricking Suisei into trying out that chili sauce
Since suichan also like spicy i'd love to see that. Hope subaru can share it to her
Ngl none of our hot sauces in Indonesia are actually hot. Bon cabe, however, now that's the good shit
max end level 50 👌
@@TheyCallMeDio even better to sniff it like cocai- yes put them on food
@@TheyCallMeDio yupp,
Our chilli Sauce is always moderate, Spicy and Tasty
Not like Korean Sauce (Gochujang)
Bringing your own stuff into a foreign restaurant is the most Southeast Asian thing I've ever heard. I had a friend who brought a whole-ass rice into a KFC because they don't sell it in the Netherlands lmfao
My cousin is married to a German and the first thing he asked when he came to visit us was "I need some rice with this" and ate with his hands (we were eating McNuggets). She has trained him well lol
Truly a SEA moment. Can't live without rice 😂
KFC is better with rice imo
@@PolarBear_ed everything better with rice bro
@@seasnow6073 Pizza with rice is shit
I love a woman who carries chili sauce at all times in a case of emergency. :D
That's literally me! Except the woman part.
Indonesian EDC must have.
Suisei's "Y E S" gives me life
THE JAWARA SAUCE ON THE THUMBNAIL IS SO MOOD, IT'S HELLA GOOD. It's not too spicy but blends well with food especially fried ones. 10/10 for Moona's taste in chilli sauce.
Wow, 10? Maybe 5, its not that good
Man, I missed that sauce when I went back to Malaysia after pandemic to continue my uni studies
I still prefer Dua Belibis over Jawara. It has a more distinct flavor and just the right amount of spicy.
Belibis > Jawara 😤👌
Jawara and Belibis is what I consider 'delicious' chilli sauce, but it is definitely not spicy.
Spicy Level:
1. Mexico/Latin: make your face so red
2. India: your tongue is confused bcs not only spicy, their food is rich in flavor
3. Thailand: not just spicy, but spicy and sour delicacy
4. China (Schezuan): you can't feel your own tongue
5. Indonesia: spicy level is determined how much your body can sweat
I just bought spicy chicken feet for dinner and I don't pretty believe spicy level people in my own town
(sometime when I say spicy it's not spicy at all for me),
and it ended up I'm sweating so much lol
You are forgetting about the Cajun Spice levels from the south in the US. Then again, not many people know about us 😢
@@TokyoSoul8 Already tried Cajun Rice from Popeye's franchise in Indonesia. I rate the spice level is 5/10, the taste rate is 8/10.
Yeah, it taste spicy but standard level for us compared to our traditional "sambal" recipe. But it taste so good imo. I dunno if the spice is buffed or nerved here compared to the original recipe. Since Indonesian KFC is much more flavorful than U.S. version.
@sableng4048 Popeye's is good but I'm talking about true Cajun food from the southern part of Louisiana where I'm from.
@@TokyoSoul8 yeah, knowing Cajun cuisine has good spicy amount makes me want to try those foods which originally brought from Mexico
of course Moona would do this I love her lol
this brings me back to one of my favorite food quotes
If someone from Indonesia or Mexico say it isn't spicy then it is probably very spicy
but if they say it is spicy then it is unbearably spicy
Even as Indonesian I don't believe my mom when she said the food isn't spicy lol
You can't trust Indonesian and Mexican when they said that food not spicy 😂💣
Is this the trait of being on equator?
@@VeritasNumquamPerit you might be right, live in tropical county allow you to grow lot of spices, and that variety of spices what makes your food have a strong flavor
on my childhood, I've been tricked by my mom hundreds of times, to the point I'm developing an immunity to spicy things......a Spartan way to train your children
Suisei's "tasty" adds 10 years to my life
Very SEA there, bringing condiments to spice up the food XD
BTW nice to hear suinglish there.
Moona is just like my parents, when my parents did their umroh one of the main thing that was discussed in the group chat is who is bringing which sambal XD
Sambal is a must bring lol
My image of Moona:
she is like a drunken master, but instead of gourd of sake, its bottle of spicy sauce.
So item for game
@@ashchisalleh1454 hope they put it in for the next holocure update then 😆😆
Moona knows what's up! I once saw a custom holster for a hot sauce bottle; gotta get myself one.
I really respect Moona for that, I'm half-Pakistani, half-Filipino, studying in uni in the Philippines, they don't really have spicy stuff here, so whenever my Dad comes to visit from Pakistan, I ask him to bring spices and hot sauce to drizzle my snacks with
Best you'll get are red or green chilies and they're not that hot if you're tolerant of spice, they just add a kick to your food :v
yea man when i first experienced what other countries consider spicy (when i went to singapore) i couldnt even finish half of what i ordered. Before that I thought i loved and could handle spicy. Turns out filipino spicy is tame as all hell. Had to train up after that and be careful of challenging foreign spicy food. Still love it though.
Not gonna be surprised anymore if the Chili Sauce will become an item or stamp in HoloCure next ID update lmao
They could just say 1 English word to each other every time and I could just follow along for hours. 😅
Moona just "nope, I've my own that can satisfy my Level" LOL 😂
What is Very Spicy?
- Hey Moona -
I'm honestly taken back on Suiseis pronunciation on certain words. With inaff practice she can get very far. Plus she never fails to activate our neurons with her English.
Her mom's a fluent English speaker who trained to be a translator. Suisei was probably exposed to hearing a lot of English growing up so she knows how to make the sounds correctly. Her pronunciation is probably the best among JP, but I don't think her grammar or vocabulary are particularly very good. Sora, A chan, and Subaru all have a better understanding of English and can use it more practically even if their pronunciation has a thicker accent.
@@andrewli6606 Lui and Chloe have relatively good vocab too and their pronounciation is among the best (almost or about as good as Sui-chan I'd say). Meanwhile Haachama has good vocab but it's really hard to understand what she's saying :D But it's always nice to see them trying their best and improving, especially considering that english education is really really bad in Japan.
Now Moona chilly sauce become iconic for her character 😂
Suicopath: I fear no man
Suicopath: but that thing
*Moona's Indonesian chili sauce and chili flake*
Suicopath: IT SCARES ME
SEA power
no eating if no spicy sauce
At this point she wants to see every holomem reactions to spicy food, and it's not even an optional
Sasuga the girl that intoxicated the rabbit with Level 10 Seblak
Dad used to carry Tabasco sauce in his work bag for whenever he went to eat somewhere that didn't have it. If the place did have it, he'd check how much sauce he had left and would just discreetly swap it out for a fuller bottle from the table. Admittedly it's a trick I myself employ to this day.
Death/Star! Love these two together, both in streams and in songs.
We would never think Suisei is fat.
Suisei seems to have no idea what she's saying but always pronounces it perfectly lol
Damn, she got that hot sauce holstered and brought everywhere lmao
This sauce can also be use as protection
- By Moona (maybe)
Moona, the oshiri korosuya
The Destroyer of Onaka xD
Dang, why does Suisei have to be so drop dead CUTE?!?!
inside other girls bag : *cosmetic, wallet, and phone
inside Moona's bag : *spicy sauce
that comedian Moon really built different...
Iofi too.
That's her cosmetic bruh
@@maskymikepanda for her foods ~ lol
priorities
Moona brought Sambal Belacan and Iofi chili flakes from Indonesia. Both complained that "Japanese hot" is just not spicy at all lol
Remember : If the spicy sauce is from any SEA country, be prepared for the worst toilet experience you'll ever get. Here's the spicy level :
Not spicy enough = spicy
Spicy = very spicy
Very spicy = you'll destroy your entire stomach
next time Moona should share her spicy stash to Suisei, since she also love spicy things.
Moona bring her own sauce, so she doesn't need to ask "where is the sauce ?" 😏
Sounds like Moona's living right.
She doesn't like vegetables
She's just like me for real
Suisei and Calli calling Moona cute because her personal sauce until they taste it themself and yelling for help 草
True Indonesian right there. My friend also brought his own hot sauce to Australia.
Just to find out that they sell the very same thing he brought from home.
The way holomem pronounce Expo as Ekisupo made me realize whenever a japanese media mentioned Mekisuko, it's not some made up fantasy city name based on Mexico but an ACTUAL Mexico
remember Matsuri 🥑 Mexico
"Mekishiko" (メキシコ) is legit how JP say Mexico btw
It makes sense if you omit the "i" in "ki", which happens in some words especially ones with "shi" and sometimes "ki" in them. Therefore you'd get "Mek-shiko".
However, JPs regularly "mispronounce" words like these by omitting the wrong syllable, so you'd hear "mekish-ko" instead.
This also happens with loans words with an "x" sound in them, like "expo" (ekusupo). Should be said "ek-s-po" (omit both "u" sounds) but not uncommon to hear "eku-s-po" lol
Suisei has some of the best English pronunciation.
omg thats so funny. sometimes u see those ppl bringing their own sauce and u know they mean business
So god damned cute, girls. My heart is happy
Moona eating spicy wasabi sauce, probably: "What is this? Spicy sauce for BABIES!?"
Moona carrying her own sauce is cute until you have a taste of it (X_X)
Walking around with her own hot sauce? Moona confirmed to be an old woman from Atlanta
When u are addicted to spicy, you got to bring your own one...
Also to be ready to prank any other unexpected members too XD
My malay friend did the same thing, he will pack like 6 bottles of maggi chilli sauce or he grab lots of chilli packets from Singapore MacDonalds every time we go overseas and he will not share them haha
That's actually a pretty good idea. I was raised on moderately spicy food in the US (mostly a combo of Filipino and Mexican, and lots of extra spices on any American dishes), so I always seek it out whenever I travel. I've been to 30 countries spanning 6 continents. Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Guatemalan, and Argentinian are delicious. I especially love Argentinian BBQ; when I got back to the States, I was immensely disappointed that none of the stuff sold in the supermarkets here could come close.
Sasuga SEA girl
Damn she got the hot sauce in her bag
Jawara is the best 👌i loved to add this with fried food
I can just imagine Moona just pull out “cabe abc” an indonesia brand chilly sauce out of her bag
Mood. I love spicy foods and almost always have homemade habanero sriracha sauce with me when I travel.
I bet she got some indomie tucked away too as preparation
can't live without sambal
*clears throat* すい-ちゃん わ。。。。
きょう も かわいいいいいい！！！
First time I've ever heard, an idol bringing their own condiments, lol
Sauce-suga Moona.
Dayum moona stay strapped
Typical SEA people lol. I'm Thai and normally didn't eat a lot of spicy food.
But when I'm stay in Japan or Germany for more than 5days. I crave for chili flake or hot sauce.
0:32 damn suisei once again
That's the first rule every Indonesian have if they are traveling abroad, bringing sambal and sometimes chilly flakes.
death sauce in cookie 🎶🎵💀
When you need the spice... you're better off bringing your own.
Moona is just like me fr fr.
She has that THANG on her!
I approved that we couldn't eat some fried things without chilli sauces
Literally three pillars of each gen
anyone knows jawara chilli sauce, try it if you like spicy sauce to eat with fried chicken. its probably the best chilli sauce i tried from all brand in jakarta
Literally an “Emergency Hot Sauce”
I used to bring my own vegetables to a bakso shop.
suisei: i don't like vegetable
calli: why
suisei:
Moona always keep that thang on her
Haha I don't carry a bag everywhere but I do have an emergency louisiana hot sauce bottle in my backpack I take to work
Sauce-uga Moona
1:55 That "Thank you" just killed me
Moona: the sauce is to weak
Certified Sauce Boss Moona
oh that jawara(champion) sauce in the thumb is really good . really tasty .
Moona the Sauce provider
Indonesians and US Southerners could definitely relate in regards to carrying hot sauce around.
Just like me Fr fr.
Moona is perfect
0:32 when suisei visited new york and seeing a black man
indonesian chili ambassador
Calli dripping tears heard suisei said that she gained weight
As a Cajun who spent a lot of time in Korea... I sympathize.
Sauce-suga Moona!
Suisei english pronon = towa sama en pronon 😂
Man Calli's Japanese has gotten really good
Moona's personal rabbit butt burner
People may need to know that, for indonesians, hot sauce is an essential thing for daily life
Ah yes the SouthEast Asian preference for spice levels is beyond the regular scale sometimes
The way Suisei says Chilli Sauce reminds me to John Cena and LAO GAH MA.
Based Moona
*_Source:_* 4 months ago
Moona the sauce hero