My 12 year old son loves Teso because of all the Gundam there. My wife and I have fun there as well with the crane machines and the different flavor snacks. The chocolate orange kit Kats are awesome. I love the strawberry milk tea and their glass bottle flavored sodas, too, the ones with the glass ball in them. The Fanta orange and grape are awesome , and the orange tastes almost like orange juice and is lighter in color than the American one. Their sodas use real sugar too tastes much better. Some don't but most do there.
The ones with the glass ball inside are Ramune. During my first time going to the Arizona Matsuri a decade ago they would hold ramune drinking contest. At that time in the early 2010s Matsuri used to be the *only* place to get japanese food and non-grocery items that you wouldn't find at Lams Market. It wasn't until 2015 that I saw a boba shop for the first time in Phoenix. Now we got an official Asian district in Mesa and so many pop-up stores here with asian groceries, stationary and skincare.
The Kit Kats made my eyes go wide 😂. Usually, you can only find those flavors online, and we all know that trying to order chocolate online AND all the way across the globe is a recipe for disaster. I would need to be pried away from this store if I saw those, lol. Also, if they have stationary.
Those are Korean Fire noodles. Not from Japan. People used to do tons of challenge videos on eating these spicy noodles on RUclips. Like Matt Stonie using 15 packs of the spicy sauce.
The "regular" Kit Kats from France are as close to spiritual as any candy can get. I know I saw angels. Nothing like the US version. It's a double travesty that Hershey gets to foist over inferior product on the US and also that Nestlé is behind the good version. Why does it have to be THAT company? IYKYK.
Never would've guessed that Terry Bougart carbonated sweat from 1997 is terrible. I live in the west valley and that Tesolife is 47 mins away so I have to go there when I'm on that side of town.
TESO just opened several months ago in my state, it’s really cool, I love the sticker machine they got, it’s similar to the Pokémon snap machine, I wish they got video arcades or Japanese vending machines, I’m not a fan of gambling machines.
oh wow! i was shown this store in a tiktok that someone sent to me, but of course it was just an engagement farm and didn't actually tell me where the store was or what it was called; really glad to know it's an actual place in the Valley I can visit, thanks for making this video!
I'm an American living in South Korea and it's fun to see all the Asian stuff now available back in the States. South Korea basically has their own version of all this or they import it from Japan. For example, Korea has some of the more exotic flavors of Kit Kat branded for South Korea, but Japan is still the king when it comes to variety. The Baldak Ramen is really good if you like hot flavored ramen. The Carbona and hot sauce ramen is my kid's favorite flavor. Korea like Japan has their own version of Doritos and Cheetos. While they don't taste like the American version they are still pretty good. This was a nice change of pace. Thanks for uploading.
Not sure about Daiso, but Teso Life is Chinese owned/managed company selling “Japanese” products. Founder Andy Lin (from Fuzhou, China) arrived on tourist visa. Wish there was a YesStyle store in my neighborhood. 😂
This store looks great. In southern California we're not hurting for japanese stores (Tokyo Central/Marukai, Daiso, Nijiya, Book Off, and more) but this one certainly has some stuff I haven't seen. Those Pantasy brick sets I haven't seen. Also, different countries do stuff even like Coca Cola differently. I think japan does a mix of real sugar and corn syrup. Mexico does only real sugar. US does only corn syrup. So they do taste slightly different, especially in their after-taste.
FYI, Teso Life is Chinese owned/managed company selling “Japanese” products. 😃 Founder Andy Lin (from Fuzhou, China), his brother/staff arrived on tourist visas.
Buldak ramen is actually Korean! I personally prefer the Buldak ramen that comes in the package over the cup one. As someone else said, the pink packaging carbonara one is really good (mostly because that one is the least spicy one and my stomach can actually handle it lol) but if you really like spicy, the one that comes in the black packaging is supposed to be the spiciest.
I found an Ebisu Life that opened in Maryland when looking up that Teso Life store that isn’t opened yet. Ebisu has a similar concept, so I’m going to check it out tomorrow. Thanks.
That UCC coffee saves me on road trips when hotel coffee is gross and I don't feel like paying an arm and a leg for freshly brewed somewhere else. Also, next spring, be on the lookout for sakura flavor Kit-Kat. They're DELICIOUS.
Oh man. They have a website and they ship. This is awesome because the asian market not far from here in Morgantown, WV is shutting down. I make a lot of actual ramen so this store is a god sent lol.
@mirjacastren3292 Thankfully, I only heard about it after it sold out. There was a TV interview at the bottler, and the interviewer tried some. He did not have a positive reaction.
Regarding the Kirby cosmetics section... you'd be surprised at the wide array of product and anime/video game/vtuber collaborations used to advertise those products. There's a line of sake endorsed by Hololive member Yukihana Lamy, for instance. Char Aznable was pushing a burger for McDonald's a few years ago. As for the Terry Bogard soda, there's probably more flavors using other King Of Fighters characters. Keep an eye out for them.
This was nice and upbeat! As you say, usually it's a little depressing (though fascinating) seeing the demise of once great stores. Maybe this format has something to teach older franchises?
I would looooove to have a Japanese store close to me! We have Chinese, Thai, and Indian stores that are cool and do sell Japanese stuff as well but none that specialize.
Are they in Flishing, Queens, which is very Chinese, outside of Chinatown in Manhattan. My wifes family had a meat business in the Meat District then in Manhattan, called Orient Beef, from the 1920's until the mid- 1980's. There was a well know Chinese restaurant in Flushing named Lums. Nora Lum, the actress Akwafina is the grand daughter of the the Cashier at Lums. My wife said in the 1960's the Jets Football team went there often and she knew Joe Nameth, Emerson Boosier, and Weeb Eubank at Lums. 😊
oh how cool! don't think I've ever heard of this store but we do have a DAISO in town, so fingers crossed they might expand to our little town outside of san diego! looks like they got a little bit of everything, even the kewpie mayo my wife is kind of a fan of. the ramen sounds a bit much for me, maybe... but I'll probably pass on the terry bogard soda, haha.
I have to say, Japanese Coke is pretty good. There's two Teso Life stores around Dallas, I really like them (I buy Japanese Coke there). I doubt I'll ever have the opportunity to travel overseas, with my job and on my kind of budget, foreign stores like this help me get a vague taste of what it'd be like. There's loads of Daiso stores around Dallas/Fort Worth too (a new one recently opened making a total of 14 locations) so I have plenty of choices.
6:07 the chocolate star snack is great. It not very sweet but it hit the spot when you want chocolate but you don't want to eat a lot. Also in downtown phx 8/30 - 9/2 2024 there an anime con called saboten that a lot of fun. If your need something to do check it out.
Oh neat. There's one of these near me. For the Buldak hot noodles, I prefer the original 1X version. It is still very spicy but the flavor is just better. That was one of the secrets of the Buldak hot chicken noodles: they are hot but they also tasted really, really good. I was eating them long before the mukbang craze and it was actually fun watching eaters discover, whoa, this is actually really good. And hot. It's really hard to find things like that. As someone with Tabasco for blood, it is always disappointing when hot and spicy food turns out to be tap water boring or it tastes bad because they don't understand how to use spicy as a flavor. Ah well. Now I am hungry.
I have one of those wooden diy models, it's the wind up fighter jet carousel that plays music! they have a website which is where I got one, yes it's fun to build but you also need patience... also I lost a few pieces but no one's gonna notice
You got Korean noodles and Chinese drink. Pretty much any flavors they have this chemical flavor. Btw I saw weipa 6:00 red can, and blue can(dunno that flavor) this is something I could only get in Japan (I order it from there directly). There's a good mix of Korean and Japanese stuff. Cool store 🤙🏻
Just got back from Tokyo on Tuesday. Got 7 different Kit Kat flavors. American Kit Kat even the flavored ones are garbage, Hershey needs to end thier exclusivity deal and we just need to import them from Japan more premium ingredients and better flavors,,simple as that
If anyone has been to Daiso. Teso is like Daiso with way more junk food and beauty supplies. Also the models and Gundams are are insanely expensive. But overall most of the stuff seems comparable to what Daiso sells only more expensive. IMO Daiso is a better value.
TESO life sounds rather interesting. Despite being rather expensive, I hope they eventually make their way into Florida one day. That Buldak 2x spicy noodles sound very good since I myself like spicy foods as well. To make it better, the 2x spicy on the cup did not lie when y'all tried it. As for that Terry Bogard sea salt sweat soda, after you did a taste test, I'll take your word for it. If I ever see that one at an Asian store one day, I'm gonna avoid it. I mean, I found sea salt flavored soda weird right then and there, anyway.
This is actually crazy because I worked there for over a year and would love to share anything that you are interested or curious about, including some crazy juicy details about the behind the scenes of business side of things, where and how they're importing works, and the issues that only an employee would know Edit: I don't think legally I can say some of the things I really want to say, however I will just leave it at The fact I will never shop there because of some uncouth and shady busines practices and retail mgmt, If you're interested you can feel free to let me know
There's a cool Japanese shopping center in San Jose/Campbell that has a store like Teso Life, can't remember the name of it. It's next to Kinokuniya book store. They had pre-made sushi, pork buns etc. like how American grocery stores have pre-made Deli stuff. They also had a mini food court in the store. Japantown is still the coolest all around though.
@@super256colors2 I grew up in SJ Berryessa. So this probably why we haven gotten one yet. There are already similar stores everywhere in the SF Bay Area
Figures they opened up a store like this well after I moved out of AZ but I guess I can't complain too much since I do live in South Korea and I can easily get these things pretty cheap here
Ah Buldok, I've enjoyed many a vtuber's suffering streams as they try to finish bowls of those noodles. They go up to like 5 or 10x, so you only got the medium low spicy. I've watched the top end make Indonesian streamers cry, so if you like really hot, you might want to look for some of those.
I was just there with a few of my friends: I bought some Pokémon candy and some Seaweed Sushi flavored Lays! The first time I went there, I bought some Pokémon ramen which unfortunately upset my stomach. That wasn’t fun :(
The reason you drain the noodles is because it's Korean style. Koreans typically eat instant noodles as a pasta dish and not a soup like Japanese Ramen.
Ha! I am eating one of those "Japanese rolled omelettes" (Tomagoyaki) as I watch this video😃 And those 2x spicy Buldak noodles are fkn HOT. You can get them at LeeLee's.
Pop Shelf reminds me a little of 5 Below crossed with say a dollar store. There's seasonal stuff, collectible stuff, and also things like cleaning products. It's a big mix!
Pretty funny that you grabbed the most famous Korean noodles on planet earth without knowing what they are 😂 All over RUclips in hot noodle challenges And there are 3x which are absurd
I actually can't stand super spicy food, it just burns too much, makes me lose taste and then nauseous. Anyway I forgot about this channel, but it's so relaxing to watch amongst all the political bs and other toxic channels currently.
Watching this video, I half expected to see Homer on a Mr. Sparkle box.
I just want to say your channel is a real pick-me-up on days when I’m feeling down and excessively angry, really appreciate everything you do
i second this!
Same here!
You've added a cooking segment! 🍷🍷✨
Also can i just say this channel has the most aesthetic thumbnails. I notice everytime theres a new video ❤
My 12 year old son loves Teso because of all the Gundam there. My wife and I have fun there as well with the crane machines and the different flavor snacks. The chocolate orange kit Kats are awesome. I love the strawberry milk tea and their glass bottle flavored sodas, too, the ones with the glass ball in them. The Fanta orange and grape are awesome , and the orange tastes almost like orange juice and is lighter in color than the American one. Their sodas use real sugar too tastes much better. Some don't but most do there.
The ones with the glass ball inside are Ramune. During my first time going to the Arizona Matsuri a decade ago they would hold ramune drinking contest. At that time in the early 2010s Matsuri used to be the *only* place to get japanese food and non-grocery items that you wouldn't find at Lams Market. It wasn't until 2015 that I saw a boba shop for the first time in Phoenix. Now we got an official Asian district in Mesa and so many pop-up stores here with asian groceries, stationary and skincare.
The Kit Kats made my eyes go wide 😂. Usually, you can only find those flavors online, and we all know that trying to order chocolate online AND all the way across the globe is a recipe for disaster. I would need to be pried away from this store if I saw those, lol. Also, if they have stationary.
happy to see new content from you RA! Youre my favorite retail channel. really enjoy your content
Nice Shakey's Pizza glass. We lost our local Shakey's in the 1980's. Good Memories. :)
Omg. They need to expand faster! I need one of these near me in Colorado! Please!!!!
My husband and I ordered 2 of those Rokr marble sets. They were a lot of fun to assemble, and they actually do work.
I know I don’t “need” Kirby cosmetics, but I want them anyway, cuz they’re so cute!
Those are Korean Fire noodles. Not from Japan. People used to do tons of challenge videos on eating these spicy noodles on RUclips. Like Matt Stonie using 15 packs of the spicy sauce.
I am so jealous of that Kit Kat selection 😮
Should've had butterfinger bb's instead
The "regular" Kit Kats from France are as close to spiritual as any candy can get. I know I saw angels. Nothing like the US version. It's a double travesty that Hershey gets to foist over inferior product on the US and also that Nestlé is behind the good version. Why does it have to be THAT company? IYKYK.
I have seen some of that Kit Kat selection at FYE along drinks, & chips as well.
Never would've guessed that Terry Bougart carbonated sweat from 1997 is terrible. I live in the west valley and that Tesolife is 47 mins away so I have to go there when I'm on that side of town.
TESO just opened several months ago in my state, it’s really cool, I love the sticker machine they got, it’s similar to the Pokémon snap machine, I wish they got video arcades or Japanese vending machines, I’m not a fan of gambling machines.
oh wow! i was shown this store in a tiktok that someone sent to me, but of course it was just an engagement farm and didn't actually tell me where the store was or what it was called; really glad to know it's an actual place in the Valley I can visit, thanks for making this video!
I'm an American living in South Korea and it's fun to see all the Asian stuff now available back in the States. South Korea basically has their own version of all this or they import it from Japan. For example, Korea has some of the more exotic flavors of Kit Kat branded for South Korea, but Japan is still the king when it comes to variety.
The Baldak Ramen is really good if you like hot flavored ramen. The Carbona and hot sauce ramen is my kid's favorite flavor.
Korea like Japan has their own version of Doritos and Cheetos. While they don't taste like the American version they are still pretty good.
This was a nice change of pace. Thanks for uploading.
Not sure about Daiso, but Teso Life is Chinese owned/managed company selling “Japanese” products. Founder Andy Lin (from Fuzhou, China) arrived on tourist visa. Wish there was a YesStyle store in my neighborhood. 😂
I wish we had this up here in Canada....so much fun!
I like these kinds of shops. Always makes me think I’ve been transported back to playing Shenmue on the dreamcast.
Noodles are Korean and the drink is from China. I have never seen that brand in Japan before. Looks like they sell anything from Asia.
The company is Chinese owned out of Flushing, they have 2 or 3 locations there I think
Regardless, I wish we had one in our home town.
There’s an unfilled niche imo of foreign products that “worlds market” doesn’t fill.
Former employee, the owners and his wife are Chinese, and yes it's basically Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and some southeast Asian products
And? What is the issue?
@@donotreply8979Did they say there’s an issue? That said, video title says it’s a Japanese store but it it’s more of a general Asian market.
There's a place very similar to this near Culver City, CA called the Mitsuwa Marketplace which is also where I learn UCC coffee is the BOMB
Grew up near one of those. I miss it.
This store looks great. In southern California we're not hurting for japanese stores (Tokyo Central/Marukai, Daiso, Nijiya, Book Off, and more) but this one certainly has some stuff I haven't seen. Those Pantasy brick sets I haven't seen. Also, different countries do stuff even like Coca Cola differently. I think japan does a mix of real sugar and corn syrup. Mexico does only real sugar. US does only corn syrup. So they do taste slightly different, especially in their after-taste.
So this is like a Daiso but better. More higher quality stuff but also more expensive.
Daiso is a 100 yen store, no duh. That's like saying Walmart's quality is better than Dollar Tree's.
FYI, Teso Life is Chinese owned/managed company selling “Japanese” products. 😃 Founder Andy Lin (from Fuzhou, China), his brother/staff arrived on tourist visas.
Rose of Versailles cosmetics at 7:00
Buldak ramen is actually Korean! I personally prefer the Buldak ramen that comes in the package over the cup one. As someone else said, the pink packaging carbonara one is really good (mostly because that one is the least spicy one and my stomach can actually handle it lol) but if you really like spicy, the one that comes in the black packaging is supposed to be the spiciest.
That particular brand of spicy noodles (the one you show off with the 2x spicy logo) was actually banned in Denmark for being "too spicy"
Great video Erik, good to see you back.
Do you have any plans to do a video on Round One at Arrowhead or Scheels at Fashion Center?
I found an Ebisu Life that opened in Maryland when looking up that Teso Life store that isn’t opened yet. Ebisu has a similar concept, so I’m going to check it out tomorrow. Thanks.
What a fun store! Thanks for sharing. I love your videos. 💛
That UCC coffee saves me on road trips when hotel coffee is gross and I don't feel like paying an arm and a leg for freshly brewed somewhere else. Also, next spring, be on the lookout for sakura flavor Kit-Kat. They're DELICIOUS.
Hopefully we get one of these in Texas. We're getting Daiso soon and I loved visiting those in Japan.
UCC coffee mentioned!!! 😋
The Ranch 99 (Chnese market with pan-asian stuff) and Daiso (Japanese 100yen store) next door are worth checking out.
Thank you for letting me know there is one near me ill definitely be checking them out when i get the chance it looks amazing!
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My husband always was watching you
You had me with this Teso video 😀
Oh man. They have a website and they ship. This is awesome because the asian market not far from here in Morgantown, WV is shutting down. I make a lot of actual ramen so this store is a god sent lol.
Ahhh, so cool! That kitkat section is awesome, and I hope one opens where I live eventually :D
This was great. I hope they bring one of these to colorado.
Jones Soda made a perspiration flavored soda as part of a limited edition 4 pack for the Seattle Seahawks. One of the other flavors was turf.
Turf? Did that taste like wheatgrass juice?
I like the spicy watermelon flavor
@mirjacastren3292 Thankfully, I only heard about it after it sold out. There was a TV interview at the bottler, and the interviewer tried some. He did not have a positive reaction.
@@mjdoombreed I’m not surprised. When I tried wheatgrass juice I found it was tolerable only when mixed with pineapple juice.
I don't think I've been this early to one of your videos!
I love that UCC Coffee with milk 😂 every time I go to Daiso I look for it.
That Shakey’s cup is so cool! Sucks that I can’t seem to find it online
This looks so cool, The one near me is about an hour away but honestly looks worth the drive!
Regarding the Kirby cosmetics section... you'd be surprised at the wide array of product and anime/video game/vtuber collaborations used to advertise those products. There's a line of sake endorsed by Hololive member Yukihana Lamy, for instance. Char Aznable was pushing a burger for McDonald's a few years ago. As for the Terry Bogard soda, there's probably more flavors using other King Of Fighters characters. Keep an eye out for them.
This was nice and upbeat! As you say, usually it's a little depressing (though fascinating) seeing the demise of once great stores. Maybe this format has something to teach older franchises?
Those chocolate orange Kit-Kats are really good! Hope we'll get one of these stores out here where I live
I would looooove to have a Japanese store close to me! We have Chinese, Thai, and Indian stores that are cool and do sell Japanese stuff as well but none that specialize.
I wonder where the Maryland store will be. I have GOT to check it out! edit- Rockville, opening later this year.
I NEED this in New England
This video was really cool!! Need more of this or more thrift store shopping please and thanks
Are they in Flishing, Queens, which is
very Chinese, outside of Chinatown
in Manhattan.
My wifes family had a meat business
in the Meat District then in Manhattan,
called Orient Beef, from the 1920's
until the mid- 1980's. There was a
well know Chinese restaurant in
Flushing named Lums.
Nora Lum, the actress Akwafina is
the grand daughter of the the Cashier
at Lums.
My wife said in the 1960's the Jets
Football team went there often and
she knew Joe Nameth, Emerson
Boosier, and Weeb Eubank at Lums. 😊
4:48 The sea salt soda was .49¢ for a reason.
I wish we had this store in Utah
As always great video 👍
Teso is nice but the endcap with Tenga products (adult toy brand) took me by surprise.
oh how cool! don't think I've ever heard of this store but we do have a DAISO in town, so fingers crossed they might expand to our little town outside of san diego! looks like they got a little bit of everything, even the kewpie mayo my wife is kind of a fan of. the ramen sounds a bit much for me, maybe... but I'll probably pass on the terry bogard soda, haha.
Ah im so jelly of anyone who lives near one of these or Daiso
I have to say, Japanese Coke is pretty good. There's two Teso Life stores around Dallas, I really like them (I buy Japanese Coke there). I doubt I'll ever have the opportunity to travel overseas, with my job and on my kind of budget, foreign stores like this help me get a vague taste of what it'd be like. There's loads of Daiso stores around Dallas/Fort Worth too (a new one recently opened making a total of 14 locations) so I have plenty of choices.
What a fun store.
6:07 the chocolate star snack is great. It not very sweet but it hit the spot when you want chocolate but you don't want to eat a lot. Also in downtown phx 8/30 - 9/2 2024 there an anime con called saboten that a lot of fun. If your need something to do check it out.
Sweet Shakey’s glass.
I'll check out Teso next time I'm in Georgia
Oh neat. There's one of these near me. For the Buldak hot noodles, I prefer the original 1X version. It is still very spicy but the flavor is just better. That was one of the secrets of the Buldak hot chicken noodles: they are hot but they also tasted really, really good. I was eating them long before the mukbang craze and it was actually fun watching eaters discover, whoa, this is actually really good. And hot. It's really hard to find things like that. As someone with Tabasco for blood, it is always disappointing when hot and spicy food turns out to be tap water boring or it tastes bad because they don't understand how to use spicy as a flavor. Ah well. Now I am hungry.
I visited the Chandler location some months ago! It was so neat and I was able to find my favourite flavour Barbecue Cheetos
Whattt, I wish there was a Teso in my area! Thanks for sharing.
I have one of those wooden diy models, it's the wind up fighter jet carousel that plays music! they have a website which is where I got one, yes it's fun to build but you also need patience... also I lost a few pieces but no one's gonna notice
You got Korean noodles and Chinese drink. Pretty much any flavors they have this chemical flavor. Btw I saw weipa 6:00 red can, and blue can(dunno that flavor) this is something I could only get in Japan (I order it from there directly). There's a good mix of Korean and Japanese stuff. Cool store 🤙🏻
Just got back from Tokyo on Tuesday. Got 7 different Kit Kat flavors. American Kit Kat even the flavored ones are garbage, Hershey needs to end thier exclusivity deal and we just need to import them from Japan more premium ingredients and better flavors,,simple as that
If anyone has been to Daiso. Teso is like Daiso with way more junk food and beauty supplies. Also the models and Gundams are are insanely expensive. But overall most of the stuff seems comparable to what Daiso sells only more expensive. IMO Daiso is a better value.
TESO life sounds rather interesting. Despite being rather expensive, I hope they eventually make their way into Florida one day. That Buldak 2x spicy noodles sound very good since I myself like spicy foods as well. To make it better, the 2x spicy on the cup did not lie when y'all tried it. As for that Terry Bogard sea salt sweat soda, after you did a taste test, I'll take your word for it. If I ever see that one at an Asian store one day, I'm gonna avoid it. I mean, I found sea salt flavored soda weird right then and there, anyway.
This is actually crazy because I worked there for over a year and would love to share anything that you are interested or curious about, including some crazy juicy details about the behind the scenes of business side of things, where and how they're importing works, and the issues that only an employee would know
Edit: I don't think legally I can say some of the things I really want to say, however I will just leave it at The fact I will never shop there because of some uncouth and shady busines practices and retail mgmt, If you're interested you can feel free to let me know
Hopefully they open one of these in Tucson so I can get it to easier. Id love to go to one
No stores SF bay area? May be because of Japan town in SF?
There's a cool Japanese shopping center in San Jose/Campbell that has a store like Teso Life, can't remember the name of it. It's next to Kinokuniya book store. They had pre-made sushi, pork buns etc. like how American grocery stores have pre-made Deli stuff. They also had a mini food court in the store. Japantown is still the coolest all around though.
@@super256colors2 I grew up in SJ Berryessa. So this probably why we haven gotten one yet. There are already similar stores everywhere in the SF Bay Area
Mmmm gotta try me some of that carbonated saltwater. Sounds like it would really quench your thirst.
Figures they opened up a store like this well after I moved out of AZ but I guess I can't complain too much since I do live in South Korea and I can easily get these things pretty cheap here
Hope TESO Life can come to Los Angeles; CA.
There is an American youtuber living in Japan who did a video trying 100 flavors of Kit Kat they have.
Ah Buldok, I've enjoyed many a vtuber's suffering streams as they try to finish bowls of those noodles. They go up to like 5 or 10x, so you only got the medium low spicy. I've watched the top end make Indonesian streamers cry, so if you like really hot, you might want to look for some of those.
This was fun
Good video!
I was just there with a few of my friends: I bought some Pokémon candy and some Seaweed Sushi flavored Lays! The first time I went there, I bought some Pokémon ramen which unfortunately upset my stomach. That wasn’t fun :(
I’ve been looking for that mg unicorn for a while, expect a visit soon😈
Just looked it up, there's 2 in my metro area. I know where I'm going this week now 😅
I could almost taste that bad drink through the screen of my phone
Dude, I'd love more weird food reviews. maybe an idea??
Thanks for letting us see the sampling of those products! Sea salt...eww
Do they sell alcohol? I want to find Strong Zero in the States so bad...
Fun video
Buldak is the most painful spice I've ever had. The flavor was great, but the pain was so unbearable.
I'm guessing that's how Terry's sweat tastes like lol
The reason you drain the noodles is because it's Korean style. Koreans typically eat instant noodles as a pasta dish and not a soup like Japanese Ramen.
Ha! I am eating one of those "Japanese rolled omelettes" (Tomagoyaki) as I watch this video😃
And those 2x spicy Buldak noodles are fkn HOT. You can get them at LeeLee's.
Was that drink Beverly awful?
Looks like you scored a Teso Touchdown
How dare you wash the taste of Terry Bogard out your mouth
there's a company that does a line of anime character inspired sodas. They're all nasty but my least favorite is the luffy yogurt one
I’m getting a place called Pop Shelf opening near me
Pop Shelf reminds me a little of 5 Below crossed with say a dollar store. There's seasonal stuff, collectible stuff, and also things like cleaning products. It's a big mix!
Pretty funny that you grabbed the most famous Korean noodles on planet earth without knowing what they are 😂
All over RUclips in hot noodle challenges
And there are 3x which are absurd
I actually can't stand super spicy food, it just burns too much, makes me lose taste and then nauseous. Anyway I forgot about this channel, but it's so relaxing to watch amongst all the political bs and other toxic channels currently.
Do they have Asian skincare? Or Hello Kitty?
Yes for both.
@@RetailArchaeology Thank You!
the 2x noodle is going to be terrible.
I liked them.