Thank you so much for continuing to make amazing content, with amazing food, that I can listen to with no volume on before bed! So cool to be here so early. You guys are the best! Love from Arizona!
I love the miso soup that is usually available with every sushi meal here. and it just has tiny bits of Miso and Nori so That Miso Ramen from Shodai looks incredible! -When you go to Hawaii it would be cool if you had homestyle Spam musubi and then maybe a more high-end restaurant version 👍
I'm sure you guys have gone to the Ramen Museum in Shin-Yokohama as well. This place reminds me of there a little...lots of ramen shops from all over Japan. You can get slightly smaller "mini" bowls there as well so you might be able to try more than one style.
The gondolas are a cool way to get a good view of Yokohama! What was the price of a round-trip ticket, if I may ask? The ramen looked wonderful. Sadly, I don't have a favorite ramen restaurant. I make vegan ramen at home with a miso/mushroom based broth and lots of veggies. It's not as unctuous as a meat-based ramen, but it's very good. I love soft serve ice cream too, and the ""elephant trunk" presentation was ultra cute. I know you're both very excited to be going back to Oahu! Have a fabulous, joyful reunion with your family, Shinichi! Relax, eat well, and don't work too hard, please. E pili mau na pomaika`i ia `oe.
One way is ¥1,000 and RT ¥1800 (according to the website)….I’m no fan of heights, but this kind of gondola would be a nice way to view the city, especially at night.
@@Aiken47 Ohhhh! The charred eggplant is a wonderful idea. I assume that as well as imparting a little smoky flavor it thickens the broth a bit. Thanks!
What a fun gondola ride! I think, even I would put my big girl panties on, and ride it. What a fun way to see the city. Thank you for sharing the yummy bowls of ramen. I absolutely love shoyu or miso ramen with charsiu, menma, and moyashi. Zou no Hana-what a cute name for an ice cream shop. They did such a great job creating the elephants trunk!! Thank you both for yet another fun adventure!! ♥️♥️
So excited for you that you’re going to visit your family! If you decide to venture off Oahu, come to the big island. There are many great places to eat in Hilo now. Aloha🌺
Really pretty views from the gondola...... I love ramen, especially when I discovered that there was more to it than the 50 cents bags of powder and noodles from the grocery store. Authentic ramen with homemade broth, chasu, and other toppings is great on a cool or cold day. Yummy! Thanks for sharing your ramen adventure....... For your Hawaii trip, I would be interested in seeing the types of restaurants and foods that locals eat on a day-to-day basis. That is, step away from just the tourist trap pig roasts.....
Wow, I sang on the MS Asuka many years ago and we were in Yokohama often. I wish all of this was there then! I can get very yummy Ramen in NYC now but it’s so expensive!
I get a kick out of Satoshi eating noodles with chopsticks. He has a way of expertly and elegantly shoveling those long noodles into his mouth. I would end up with it all over my face.
The gondola ride seemed lovely and has me hoping my family is interested in riding them in Gatlinburg, TN. I live in Memphis, TN and have only had ramen twice. I have allergies that make it hard to accommodate me. I was blessed to be served at a pop-up event during their slow time and they could work with me to make it safely. I’d love to go again now that their shop is open.
What a beautiful day for a gondola ride how amazing are those views. Ramen is so nice and refreshing I could eat that quite often. 😋 But the soft serve was just so cute best of all the truck was up which is good luck 👍. 🤗💛
Love the gondola. The views were lovely. We don’t have any ramen shops where I live. The closest one is over an hour away, so I make my own ramen. Ive tried a couple different kinds. There is a great Asian market that I found about a year ago and I can get prepared broths that are made in-house. My favorites are miso and their milk based broths. I’ve also found some great recipes online and I use Satoshi’s miso soup recipe when I make my own. 😊 I even bought a gorgeous ramen set from Amazon. It came with 4 of each: ramen bowls, ladles/spoons, beautiful chopsticks and adorable matching chop stick rests. I adore it and I’m thinking of getting another set with a different pattern/scene. Thanks for sharing....it was an excellent video, as always. ✌🏻🥰😊 *omgoodness...I just realized the ice cream is an elephant! So cool* 😀
Im from Guatemala and is so difficult to find a Ramen shop, but everytime I see this I promise myself that I have to keep searching and I might find it one day.
Wow, the view looks so scenic on the gondola! All the ramen tasty too. So happy to hear you're going to Hawaii to see your family! If you have time, Kauai is beautiful. I know your mother can't wait and probably won't let you out of her sight. I know how hard the pandemic has been for so many people. It's still very surreal to me. Ok, take care!💝
You always take us to such interesting places . It's great experiencing the food through your descriptions. That gondola ride looked amazing! The ramen looked delicious. Your videos are just so fun. They really helped get me through the winter ,here in Wisconsin, USA. Thanks so much. Have a safe and wonderful visit in Hawaii. 🍍🍍😊😎
Great views of Yokohama from the gondola 🚠 the ramen 🍜 looked delicious and never come across Zangi before looks similar to Karaage Have to try and make sometime. Thanks for entertaining us I’m hungry 😋 now 😂👍
The gondola would be awesome to ride at night. And I have to travel about an hr to go to a place called Ichiraku Ramen to get actual real Japanese ramen here in NE Ohio. It's a tad pricey but it's very good.
I want to try the Asahikawa style ramen as I've never had it. We plan to be in Hokkaido this summer, but we will be further north and to the east of Asahikawa. Hopefully we can find it. In California Bay Area we can easily choose between miso, tonkotsu and shio styles and there are some branches of Japanese chains to choose from.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! I sat with my mouth wide open and my wide with awe. I have said it before and I will say it again- THANK YOU! for your uploads and making my life more bearable during COVID! *please please!*🙏 I beg you.. dont stop your efforts to show us your beautiful travels! 😍
It's been ages since I was last in Yokohoma. The gondola looks scary, even though I know that it is safe in Japan. Looking forward to your videos from Hawaii. Please don't feel obligated to make videos. Instead, focus on spending quality time with your mom, sisters and nephews. Not certain if there are any nearby. However, if you have to make videos, focus on places that you can only see in Hawaii, such a fresh pineapple stands and Hawaiian food, such a kakigori. Take care. And, keep up the awesome work.
There is a little ramen shop in Cambridge, Massachusetts that I dream about. I moved 2 1/2 hours away, and miss it so much. The broth is AMAZING. I love to bring friends there and watch their eyes when they take the first sip of broth!!! Thanks for this wonderful video.
Hey, I could recognize some buildings from Ryu Ga Gotoku 7 (Yakuza: Like a Dragon) there! It's set in Yokohama, nice to see how faithful the representation is.
wow! i live in yokohama currently but haven't tried eating at the ramen hall! i'm going to try it the next weekend after golden week! thanks for the inspiration :)
Mahalo for your hard work making all these videos to satisfy our Japan craving. Can’t wait til Japan opens up more. When you come check out Wagaya ramen-ya on the left hand side of King St. That’s our fave place to get ramen.
Love ramen. The only good ramen so far that I've had is from a chain called Genki Ramen. There is another place in Blue Ash, Ohio that I want to try that I heard that serves authentic ramen. The Gondola system looks neat and the views of the city are spectacular. Great video.
Yokohama food tour! Very nice, I love to see more of food around Japan, even tho i would appreciate more to seed foods from places other than Tokyo and Osaka 🤣
Thank you for this video ! I was so happy to see a familiar place I visited several years ago from the cabin! Could you please make a video one day in the Pacifico Yokohama area? I stayed there for a while and it would bring back so much good memories to me 😊✨
There is a place in Pittsburgh, PA that has ramen that beats all others in the city. This place is called Ramen Bar Pittsburgh. The broths are so rich and full of umami! The Chashu is so tender and packed full of flavor! I would highly recommend the place to anyone who is visiting Pittsburgh or who lives here and hasn't had it!
As always I ADORE your videos. Your content is just amazing. Both those ramens look delicious, and the Zangi too looked incredibly crisp and juicy. I didn't go to many ramen joints when I was in Japan, but I have a soft spot for Furyu as it was the place where I managed to try authentic japanese ramen in Tokyo, and also the first truly japanese meal I had in Japan. It was delicious and made me want to try a lot of different foods.
I don't like cable car rides, especially when growing up in Singapore, there was a major cable car accident that happened that was in the news and put me off it. I haven't been to Hammerhead myself and probably will pay it a visit when circumstances permit it. Hope you have fun in Hawaii and I look forward to your videos on the food there, as I would like to see stuff like loco moco.
Those ramen looks so delicious!! When come to Hawai'i, check out Yung Yee Kee Dim Sum! Kind of pricey but really delicious!! They even serve dim sum evening time. I can't wait for you guys to come back to Hawai'i! Mahalo!!
Great content as usual! I haven't been to Yokohama in over a decade so thanks for an updated look. For Hawaii, maybe some local plate lunch spots, okazuya, poke from Tanioka's, or even visiting places like Nisshodo Candy store for their mochi? Also, can never go wrong with Hawaiian food. Maybe Helena's, Waiahole Poi Factory, or Highway Inn (Waipahu location because the Kakaako menu is too touristy) depending on where you go?
I love your videos! I constantly make mental note of great food places to try when I finally visit Japan. 🙂 But for ramen, whenever I travel out to Columbus, Ohio I have to visit my favorite ramen shop Meshikou. I wish they would bring one to Cleveland.
You both never fail to make me feel super hungry when I watch your videos! lol That little zou-san ice cream cone looked so cute, too. 😊 Also, I can't wait to see your Hawaii videos. I hope you have a safe trip!
I would like to thank you very much for your videos. I am exploring Japanese food here in the US and have had a better idea what to try and how to eat it properly thanks to you.
In Hawaii, Oahu in particular, you could check out the original Kua’ Aina burger joint in Halewea. I hear the Japanese locations are better and more numerous. Check the Polynesian Cultural centre (not sure if they allow filming however.
I really like ramen, but around here it tends to be rather expensive (hard to find a good bowl for less than about US$15, especially when you start adding toppings.) I think my favorite here is Kizuki, but I don't get there too often.
Everything looks delicious 😋. Unfortunately, I am diabetic, so I can't eat much Ramen. I live just outside of New Haven, Connecticut and in spite of it being the home of Yale University, there simply aren't any Ramen restaurants. The fried chicken looked fantastic. I wish you could get the recipe! I've noticed that Japanese people tend to walk on the right hand side of a walkway, yet drive on the left. Curious.
I liked the cable car ride. Can you tell me the difference between Zangi and Karaage? I am from the Netherlands and I don't see the difference between the two of them.
Karaage is usually small bite sized pieces and is sometimes marinated in a sauce before frying. I notice that zangi is almost never marinated, very lightly battered and then deep fried until crispy. Zangi can also be big like this one.
Never been to Yokohama much, perhaps I should go a day sometimes. But I skip the gondola; I'm afraid of heights and the idea is already making me anxious.
You asked for my favorite ramen place, so here’s my offering to The Algorithm on your behalf. The best ramen I’ve had yet was at Sumire, the Sapporo-style ramen shop in Kyoto Station’s Ramen Street. The salty, slightly sweet, and complex flavor of miso makes it a winner for me, and nothing beats thick, chewy noodles. There’s a carafe of fish broth by every space on the counter at Sumire, so you can lighten the broth to your taste. I’ve been chasing the ramen high ever since I got back from Japan, but I’ve failed so far. Wish me luck - or better yet, an end to COVID so I can visit Japan again!
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood Hit up the north shore! Whenever my wife and I go there we HAVE to go to Ted's bakery and Matsumoto Shave ice, and Giovanni's Shrimp truck. I know these places are very touristy - but they are SO GOOD!!
That gondola ride seems like a lovely way to get an overview of the city, and some nice ramen shops in that mall.
Thank you so much for continuing to make amazing content, with amazing food, that I can listen to with no volume on before bed! So cool to be here so early. You guys are the best! Love from Arizona!
Thank you
I love the miso soup that is usually available with every sushi meal here. and it just has tiny bits of Miso and Nori so That Miso Ramen from Shodai looks incredible!
-When you go to Hawaii it would be cool if you had homestyle Spam musubi and then maybe a more high-end restaurant version 👍
I'm sure you guys have gone to the Ramen Museum in Shin-Yokohama as well. This place reminds me of there a little...lots of ramen shops from all over Japan. You can get slightly smaller "mini" bowls there as well so you might be able to try more than one style.
The gondolas are a cool way to get a good view of Yokohama! What was the price of a round-trip ticket, if I may ask? The ramen looked wonderful. Sadly, I don't have a favorite ramen restaurant. I make vegan ramen at home with a miso/mushroom based broth and lots of veggies. It's not as unctuous as a meat-based ramen, but it's very good. I love soft serve ice cream too, and the ""elephant trunk" presentation was ultra cute.
I know you're both very excited to be going back to Oahu! Have a fabulous, joyful reunion with your family, Shinichi! Relax, eat well, and don't work too hard, please. E pili mau na pomaika`i ia `oe.
One way is ¥1,000 and RT ¥1800 (according to the website)….I’m no fan of heights, but this kind of gondola would be a nice way to view the city, especially at night.
@@immakatlady8243 Good to know. Thank you!
Thank youuuu 🙏
I made a similar Ramen base, included charred eggplant that was processed to a paste.
@@Aiken47 Ohhhh! The charred eggplant is a wonderful idea. I assume that as well as imparting a little smoky flavor it thickens the broth a bit. Thanks!
What a fun gondola ride! I think, even I would put my big girl panties on, and ride it. What a fun way to see the city. Thank you for sharing the yummy bowls of ramen. I absolutely love shoyu or miso ramen with charsiu, menma, and moyashi. Zou no Hana-what a cute name for an ice cream shop. They did such a great job creating the elephants trunk!! Thank you both for yet another fun adventure!! ♥️♥️
👀😮😍fun & scenic way to see Japan with ramen to eat on the other end!!!-Always a AWESOME & DELICIOUS food experience in your videos!!!!👏👏🌺🤙⚡️
So excited for you that you’re going to visit your family! If you decide to venture off Oahu, come to the big island. There are many great places to eat in Hilo now. Aloha🌺
the gondola ride is on my to-do list for my next trip to yokohama. Looks like a nice way to go!!
I appreciate every video you guys make, I miss Japan so much 😭❤️
That ramen looked yummy! The gondola ride looked relaxing.🚡😊
Really pretty views from the gondola...... I love ramen, especially when I discovered that there was more to it than the 50 cents bags of powder and noodles from the grocery store. Authentic ramen with homemade broth, chasu, and other toppings is great on a cool or cold day. Yummy! Thanks for sharing your ramen adventure....... For your Hawaii trip, I would be interested in seeing the types of restaurants and foods that locals eat on a day-to-day basis. That is, step away from just the tourist trap pig roasts.....
Those gondolas along everything else look amazing, I really hope that one day can go and visit Japan especially Kyoto.
So glad you can get back to Hawaii to see your family! ❤️
Wow, I sang on the MS Asuka many years ago and we were in Yokohama often. I wish all of this was there then! I can get very yummy Ramen in NYC now but it’s so expensive!
How innovative, the gondolas
Haven't tried any ramen stores in Japan but Mendokoro Ramenba from the Philippines is my favorite ramen joint!
That's exciting. I hope you enjoy catching up with folks in Hawaii. I would love to see anything that impacted you during your time in Hawaii.
LOL at the "Solt" ramen on the ticket machine. They got it right on the billboard though.
I get a kick out of Satoshi eating noodles with chopsticks. He has a way of expertly and elegantly shoveling those long noodles into his mouth. I would end up with it all over my face.
Hope I run into you here on Oahu. You gotta try Golden Pork ramen on King Street. Amazing stuff.
The gondola ride seemed lovely and has me hoping my family is interested in riding them in Gatlinburg, TN. I live in Memphis, TN and have only had ramen twice. I have allergies that make it hard to accommodate me. I was blessed to be served at a pop-up event during their slow time and they could work with me to make it safely. I’d love to go again now that their shop is open.
keep safe stay well and have a great visit with your family - we’ll all be waiting for your food adventures from Hawaii 🙏🇨🇦😷
What a beautiful day for a gondola ride how amazing are those views. Ramen is so nice and refreshing I could eat that quite often. 😋 But the soft serve was just so cute best of all the truck was up which is good luck 👍. 🤗💛
Love the gondola. The views were lovely.
We don’t have any ramen shops where I live. The closest one is over an hour away, so I make my own ramen. Ive tried a couple different kinds. There is a great Asian market that I found about a year ago and I can get prepared broths that are made in-house. My favorites are miso and their milk based broths. I’ve also found some great recipes online and I use Satoshi’s miso soup recipe when I make my own. 😊 I even bought a gorgeous ramen set from Amazon. It came with 4 of each: ramen bowls, ladles/spoons, beautiful chopsticks and adorable matching chop stick rests. I adore it and I’m thinking of getting another set with a different pattern/scene. Thanks for sharing....it was an excellent video, as always. ✌🏻🥰😊
*omgoodness...I just realized the ice cream is an elephant! So cool* 😀
I love yours vídeos thankyou Marcela from Brasil 🤗👏
Im from Guatemala and is so difficult to find a Ramen shop, but everytime I see this I promise myself that I have to keep searching and I might find it one day.
Wow, the view looks so scenic on the gondola! All the ramen tasty too. So happy to hear you're going to Hawaii to see your family! If you have time, Kauai is beautiful. I know your mother can't wait and probably won't let you out of her sight. I know how hard the pandemic has been for so many people. It's still very surreal to me. Ok, take care!💝
You always take us to such interesting places . It's great experiencing the food through your descriptions. That gondola ride looked amazing! The ramen looked delicious. Your videos are just so fun. They really helped get me through the winter ,here in Wisconsin, USA. Thanks so much. Have a safe and wonderful visit in Hawaii. 🍍🍍😊😎
Thank you for the kind words. 🙏
I love your videos. thank you for all of your hard work! I find them entertaining and relaxing. I hope you are well. come to NYC!!!
Great views of Yokohama from the gondola 🚠 the ramen 🍜 looked delicious and never come across Zangi before looks similar to Karaage
Have to try and make sometime. Thanks for entertaining us I’m hungry 😋 now 😂👍
Zangi is actually what they call Karaage in Hokkaido. However I did notice they are bigger in size over there.
I've followed lots of train and ferry rides, but this is the first gondola ride I've seen! Cool!
your videos are so relaxing, I hope you had a good trip 💖
The gondola would be awesome to ride at night. And I have to travel about an hr to go to a place called Ichiraku Ramen to get actual real Japanese ramen here in NE Ohio. It's a tad pricey but it's very good.
That elephant ice-cream was epic. A delight and a surprise.
I want to try the Asahikawa style ramen as I've never had it. We plan to be in Hokkaido this summer, but we will be further north and to the east of Asahikawa. Hopefully we can find it. In California Bay Area we can easily choose between miso, tonkotsu and shio styles and there are some branches of Japanese chains to choose from.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! I sat with my mouth wide open and my wide with awe. I have said it before and I will say it again- THANK YOU! for your uploads and making my life more bearable during COVID! *please please!*🙏 I beg you.. dont stop your efforts to show us your beautiful travels! 😍
Your mum and sister will be so happy to see you both. I can’t wait to see that video 😍
Wow what a ride veiws we're awesome then a yummie meal thanks guys take care stay safe 👍❤️😊🤩😘😍😘🥰❣️
That soft serve was so cute!🍦🐘 Made me smile when you were walking out holding it. 😊
It's been ages since I was last in Yokohoma. The gondola looks scary, even though I know that it is safe in Japan. Looking forward to your videos from Hawaii. Please don't feel obligated to make videos. Instead, focus on spending quality time with your mom, sisters and nephews. Not certain if there are any nearby. However, if you have to make videos, focus on places that you can only see in Hawaii, such a fresh pineapple stands and Hawaiian food, such a kakigori. Take care. And, keep up the awesome work.
When I heard gondola I thought of the water kind hahahha, this was fun still :D delicious foods!!
There is a little ramen shop in Cambridge, Massachusetts that I dream about. I moved 2 1/2 hours away, and miss it so much. The broth is AMAZING. I love to bring friends there and watch their eyes when they take the first sip of broth!!! Thanks for this wonderful video.
What a nice afternoon! Thank you!
Hey, I could recognize some buildings from Ryu Ga Gotoku 7 (Yakuza: Like a Dragon) there! It's set in Yokohama, nice to see how faithful the representation is.
great video, you guys upload the best videos...
I just realized that ice cream place had elephant shaped ice cream because its called zou. Cute and it looked delicious.
Looks Great Shinichi, can’t wait to travel again
adore ya video's ! so relaxin & tasty! 💕💕💕 Thanks as always 👏
Thank you
Buka puasa makan ramen sepertinya nikmat banget.. 🤤
wow! i live in yokohama currently but haven't tried eating at the ramen hall! i'm going to try it the next weekend after golden week!
thanks for the inspiration :)
Enjoy!
What is golden week?
Mahalo for your hard work making all these videos to satisfy our Japan craving. Can’t wait til Japan opens up more. When you come check out Wagaya ramen-ya on the left hand side of King St. That’s our fave place to get ramen.
Everything looked delicious today! I think you need to go back to the ramen hall to try the other four restaurants!
Great video. Thank you for sharing
Now I want ramen 🍜 sadly only one place near us here in Perth that does gluten free.
The gondolas were not yet built the last time I visited Yokohama so its a big priority on my To Do list.
The ride is in my to visit list.
I love ramen,my favorite toppings are spam nori and a soft boiled egg.
Love ramen. The only good ramen so far that I've had is from a chain called Genki Ramen. There is another place in Blue Ash, Ohio that I want to try that I heard that serves authentic ramen. The Gondola system looks neat and the views of the city are spectacular. Great video.
Your videos are so comfy. :) Thank you.
Yokohama food tour! Very nice, I love to see more of food around Japan, even tho i would appreciate more to seed foods from places other than Tokyo and Osaka 🤣
Thank you for this video ! I was so happy to see a familiar place I visited several years ago from the cabin! Could you please make a video one day in the Pacifico Yokohama area? I stayed there for a while and it would bring back so much good memories to me 😊✨
I can't wait to be in Yokohama next month :) thank you for giving me some sightseeing ideas :)
watching you eat the ramen made me want to go get some.
There is a place in Pittsburgh, PA that has ramen that beats all others in the city. This place is called Ramen Bar Pittsburgh. The broths are so rich and full of umami! The Chashu is so tender and packed full of flavor! I would highly recommend the place to anyone who is visiting Pittsburgh or who lives here and hasn't had it!
I havent gone on a gondola since i was last in Japan... way before covid... i miss them. never gone over roads tho.
yes. i love ramen!! i like to cook it too. but sometimes i go out to a ramen place.
As always I ADORE your videos. Your content is just amazing. Both those ramens look delicious, and the Zangi too looked incredibly crisp and juicy. I didn't go to many ramen joints when I was in Japan, but I have a soft spot for Furyu as it was the place where I managed to try authentic japanese ramen in Tokyo, and also the first truly japanese meal I had in Japan. It was delicious and made me want to try a lot of different foods.
I don't like cable car rides, especially when growing up in Singapore, there was a major cable car accident that happened that was in the news and put me off it. I haven't been to Hammerhead myself and probably will pay it a visit when circumstances permit it. Hope you have fun in Hawaii and I look forward to your videos on the food there, as I would like to see stuff like loco moco.
Those ramen looks so delicious!! When come to Hawai'i, check out Yung Yee Kee Dim Sum! Kind of pricey but really delicious!! They even serve dim sum evening time. I can't wait for you guys to come back to Hawai'i! Mahalo!!
Great content as usual! I haven't been to Yokohama in over a decade so thanks for an updated look.
For Hawaii, maybe some local plate lunch spots, okazuya, poke from Tanioka's, or even visiting places like Nisshodo Candy store for their mochi?
Also, can never go wrong with Hawaiian food. Maybe Helena's, Waiahole Poi Factory, or Highway Inn (Waipahu location because the Kakaako menu is too touristy) depending on where you go?
I love your videos! I constantly make mental note of great food places to try when I finally visit Japan. 🙂
But for ramen, whenever I travel out to Columbus, Ohio I have to visit my favorite ramen shop Meshikou. I wish they would bring one to Cleveland.
yummy! I love your video so much!!! yayyyyy i lov foodssss
The best ramen I've ever eaten was at Ippudo in Hakata. My mouth is watering just thinking about it!
You both never fail to make me feel super hungry when I watch your videos! lol That little zou-san ice cream cone looked so cute, too. 😊
Also, I can't wait to see your Hawaii videos. I hope you have a safe trip!
it's not exactly traditional, but....at Disney World, Morimoto Asia in Disney Springs has amazing spicy miso ramen.
Excited to hear your will be coming to US.
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Yikes! I'm afraid of heights!
hmm, yummy!!!
I would like to thank you very much for your videos. I am exploring Japanese food here in the US and have had a better idea what to try and how to eat it properly thanks to you.
Thanks so much. Really glad I could help in a small way
In Hawaii, Oahu in particular, you could check out the original Kua’ Aina burger joint in Halewea. I hear the Japanese locations are better and more numerous. Check the Polynesian Cultural centre (not sure if they allow filming however.
I really like ramen, but around here it tends to be rather expensive (hard to find a good bowl for less than about US$15, especially when you start adding toppings.) I think my favorite here is Kizuki, but I don't get there too often.
hot dog stall! not sure the name but I heard they have many a variety in Hawaii cheers to you both
We look forward to you coming back home. Check out Palace Saimin, MW Restaurant and have afternoon tea at Kahala Hotel or Moana Surfrider
Looks wonderful. Are there other ramen food halls in Tokyo or other big cities?
Yes you can usually find a ramen hall in major cities around Japan including Tokyo
Great video
Those look like more tonkatsu style noodles, nice.
Everything looks delicious 😋. Unfortunately, I am diabetic, so I can't eat much Ramen. I live just outside of New Haven, Connecticut and in spite of it being the home of Yale University, there simply aren't any Ramen restaurants. The fried chicken looked fantastic. I wish you could get the recipe!
I've noticed that Japanese people tend to walk on the right hand side of a walkway, yet drive on the left. Curious.
You should make a video on various Indian restaurants within Oahu. Thanks
I liked the cable car ride. Can you tell me the difference between Zangi and Karaage? I am from the Netherlands and I don't see the difference between the two of them.
Karaage is usually small bite sized pieces and is sometimes marinated in a sauce before frying. I notice that zangi is almost never marinated, very lightly battered and then deep fried until crispy. Zangi can also be big like this one.
Come to Hilo and I'll try to get you in to the best sushiya in the state!
Disney's new gondola system looks almost identical!! With Disney touches of course🤭 It was one of the smoothest gondola system I have ever been on 😁
As I recall the Disney ones do not have AC however
@@joltdude true. They do rely on the windows on top to move air around
Never been to Yokohama much, perhaps I should go a day sometimes. But I skip the gondola; I'm afraid of heights and the idea is already making me anxious.
You asked for my favorite ramen place, so here’s my offering to The Algorithm on your behalf.
The best ramen I’ve had yet was at Sumire, the Sapporo-style ramen shop in Kyoto Station’s Ramen Street. The salty, slightly sweet, and complex flavor of miso makes it a winner for me, and nothing beats thick, chewy noodles. There’s a carafe of fish broth by every space on the counter at Sumire, so you can lighten the broth to your taste. I’ve been chasing the ramen high ever since I got back from Japan, but I’ve failed so far. Wish me luck - or better yet, an end to COVID so I can visit Japan again!
One of my fav ramen was Sumire in Hokkaido. That was how I’ve become addicted to ramen!
Which Hawaiian island are you going to? I could recommend places to try on Maui or Kauai!
I’ll be going to Oahu since that’s where my family lives.
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood Hit up the north shore! Whenever my wife and I go there we HAVE to go to Ted's bakery and Matsumoto Shave ice, and Giovanni's Shrimp truck. I know these places are very touristy - but they are SO GOOD!!
Have you gone to that giant wheel ( 3:31 ) ?
I’ve been on that around 20 years ago!
Try 7-11 in Hawaii. What islands will you visit?
ラーメン食べたい。
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This video looked a bit like Singapore even though it is in Japan. So many sights that are so similar
True, true. My mind instantly processed the intro as Singapore cuz I spent a lot of time there that even the landscape sticks to my mind at this point