Yes, I am too. Only discovered these videos a couple of days ago. I love this couple, so natural, warm, intelligent and interesting. Think I'm becoming addicted to them!
Didn't expect to watch the whole thing, you guys have a good thing going with these videos. Very entertaining, great way to pass some time before knocking off for bed after a long day. Thanks!
Watching these older videos, I can see how Eric has matured and is more respectful of Kyde. That is a very strong testament to your bond with each other.
Love watching your videos, this particular one has given me some ideas of what to stuff in my suitcase to take back home when I finally visit Japan later this year. Any other snack foods (easy to transport!) you guys love and would suggest trying? :)
Thoroughly enjoyed the massive video on your eating habits. I think most of us viewing this wonder what day to day eating would be like in another country. Thanks for taking the time and effort to produce this.
I like the music at the end. It reminded me of Christmas music a bit. Great video and now I want to eat Japanese food more than ever wanted too before...Thanks again for sharing :)
There seems to be a lot of options for fast food over there. Are there any Steak and Shake/Johnny Rockets (Milkshake and Burger Places) type things where you guys are?
lbonini1gaming Yea...sorta...a decent burger is easier to come by than a milkshake though. Hawaian style burgers are more common than the traditional Steak and Shake style burgers, but they aren't anything to sneeze at. -Eric
I love your videos. You and Kyde are so down to earth. I am unable to travel to Japan and live there for awhile so I enjoy watching your videos and enjoying Japan through them!
About your oolong tea, you need to first soak it in a bit of hot water for a few seconds than dump this "first brew" off, it washes away the dust and other not so good things off, than start brewing your full cup of tea. Next don't soak the tea leaves too long, as too much theophylline starts to come out and that ruin the taste a bit. You can keep your brew of tea in refrigerator over night, but never with the tea leaves still in it. You'll get stomach ache if you do.
the travel vids are great but we really do enjoy the "living in japan"... and the "whats going on with us" vids! when does Kyde do her week of eats???? oh and a tour of the new apartment!
Hi Yifei, hope things are good for you guys. We will be making a video of the new apartment once we have a chance to get everything placed and cleaned up! Next weekend, hopefully! -Eric
Hey Eric! I noticed at 22:25 that you have a tattoo... Have you had any problem with it while living in Japan? I mean, since I hear so much about how since tattoo=Yakuza affiliation that some places may tell you to leave (mostly Onsen)... Have you had any trouble with it? I'm moving to Japan in November for college, and have been holding out on getting a tattoo (a memorial tattoo for a teacher I had who passed away) because of some stories I've heard. Anyways, love your videos! -Zac
+LordWhatsHisName Haha, we aren't English teachers anymore but they tend to make around 200,000 yen a month. I think Kyde muscled her company into paying her 250,000 though, hahahahah. No idea what we make now off the top of my head, our jobs are different. -E
Thanks Eric & Kyde, realy enjoyed watching... I noticed a large difference how Japan has changed since I lived there years ago, the food still looks realy realy good & there's so many more varieties
You guys ever go to Sukiya? I went there so often for breakfast or lunch during my month in Japan. It was in February, so a hot gyuudon was amazing for waking up. Tried Yoshinoya too but didnt find it as good.
nice vid eric kyde. i was a bit shocked when i bought bread there too lol 8 pcs?? you have to admit they do have a ton of stuff you'd never see anyplace else. i can say i miss the cc lemon drink. i was drinking that instead of water due to getting sick from water at one point while there the second time. keep em coming you two and thanks for sharing....steve
Just a small question. Are Japanese fastfood like coco, Yoshinoya and even Izakaya paid first or after meal bill at the cashier(does small Izakaya even have a cashier)? I will be going to Japan soon. Sorry I worry about small silly things sometime.
ken j yue It depends on the place you go into. It's easy to tell though, usually if a place has a ticket machine you pay first (buy your meal ticket from the machine) and if not you pay afterwards. Often they will give you a little plastic clipboard with the bill on it. Otherwise you just stand up and they usher you to the cash register. Oh, remember: NEVER EVER leave a tip. Ever. -Eric
you should put at the end of all your videos in the future the train station music. other youtube showed me, every train station has his own music. this so cool.
Hey guys! I was curious to know if you guys have an exercise regimen? Is it even necessary considering the amount of walking and biking you guys do on a weekly basis? Are there gyms every where like here in the states?
iTadakimAsu85 There are tons of gyms here. We don't use them, but friends do. When I have time I like to jog, Kyde does lots of at-home situps and squats, stuff like that. We aren't big exercise people though. -Eric
Im glad you guys are back in Japan. I miss it so much! Do you ever have the fried chicken bento at 711? I lived in Hamamatsu Shi in Shizuoka for a year but also Tokyo in Ropongi at first for a while and Hiroshima. I traveled in all directions there so if you need reports on places to go that you have not been to yet please let me know and I will be glad to help. Im a big fan! Dale
Thanks Dale! We have less time than we wish we had for traveling around Japan right now, it's a bummer! We already have a extensive list of places we want to go, the last time I need to do is make it longer! Thanks though! -Eric
I think Japanese people only eat bread as an alternative to Japanese staple foods like Miso soup and onigiri, that's why its so expensive. Also the chicken with the hat is part of the Rilakuma range, it is called Kiiroitori.
I never fought of calpis as soda milk... It is MY FAVORITE Japanese beverage!!! I drink Yakoult almost every day! (it's pretty much the same flavor) And the green jell-o type of thing, by the description I think it may be mochi... is it mochi?
Ricardo Llamas I totally don't remember what the green thing I was talking about was or where it is in the video, but I do know what mochi is so I think if it had been mochi I would have known...hrm. -Eric
That's ok, I'm not really the bits with bits on tho, specially wen it comes to japan LOL
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All of those foods made me salivate quite a lot ! I do miss those dishes, so It was nice watching the video, on a nostalgic side. And I usually describe Calpis as a very thin and watery natural yogurt with sugar soft-drink. I really love it but it's quite high on calories. Thanks for sharing the video !
Hello Eric, I was just wondering about your prep time. How long do you have to be there before class??? Do they also provide the lesson plan or do you make it??? By the way, LOVE your guys videos lol :)
It depends a lot on where you work and what classes you teach. Some schools provide lesson plans, some ask you to make them. My school does a bit of both. Honestly, I can't give a straight answer because there just isn't one. -Eric
Kyde and Eric Thank you for replying :) What you said makes sense lol. I teach English in Taiwan and they provide the lessons, but you can put your own spin on them as long as they are learning the material that is given. I also work for a large Bushi Ban, so that might be why :D
Wow, I watched the entire thing and enjoyed every minuets of it! I wonder what this fascination is. I guess we are curious about what other people eating. I wish 7eleven of my neighborhood could carry foods like those.
This has become one of my fave videos since I've eaten at several of the places you guys did and it was great to see them again. The Coco Curry place is always a must hit for me and I discovered Yayoiken last year as they had one just outside my hotel in Asakusa. Totally agree with Kyde on the merits of tonkatsu as that's what I had there. One thing I wanted to ask you guys about is your food budget as you made frequent mentions of what you consider cheap or expensive. If you haven't made a video on this topic yet, can you do one where you talk about it. I'm assuming you guys combine your incomes from your jobs so I'm trying to compare it to how a single person like me would do a budget for Japan. Hope this doesn't sound like I'm trying to get to personal. Thanks again for the great video.
We have no idea what our food budget is. We try not to spend a lot of money, that's basically our budget for everything. Sometimes we fail miserably. -Eric
Nice video! It brings back savoury memory (i.e. 7/11 and curry rice diet) during my days in Hong Kong before moving to the states. @ Eric - do you ever bring lunch to work since eating out daily will cost more to your food budget?
dpurdue I don't remember what I ate for lunches in this video anymore, but my lunch usually fell while I was out and about and not during my work time, so often I would eat from 7/11s and the like. If I was home before work I eat curry rice or 100yen yakisoba packs. I should eat cheaper though, you are right. -Eric
Whaaaat? No Mos burger? Eric san, do you have a tesol/tefl? I would like to pick up a private student or two and was wondering if having that certificate would give me an advantage. I figure you guys spend about $900.00 per month on food. Close?
I love your new video I was so hungry just to see you guys eat. I really admired you working so hard and also got sometime for make this informative videos. I am also so proud of you for better your self with the Japanese classes the you're taking. You guys are amazing. God bless you.
This is one of the first times to watch your videos for me, and this was weirdly interesting. I'd like to see more of these or others to do with food you can find in Japan :)
Very interesting video. If possible, even if every once in a while, it would be cool if new things you try (food,snacks, etc) could be uploaded with your your little opinions/thoughts on them :p
This is a great video, very educational, very thorough. When (if) I live in Japan I need a bear toaster. Unless they have a baby elephant one. Anyway, I'm sure you've been asked a lot, but what is your "theme song" that plays at the start and end of your videos?
Hi Eric! Thank you for this video! If it is possible, can you please write a name and/or address of the Indian/Nepal restaurant? Love Indian food, but all the restaurants we know are super expensive:(
Oh, that place certainly is not worth the trip out of Tokyo for. It's in the mall on the second floor in Musashi-Urawa, just next to the train station. But your best bet is to hit up Indian places at lunch time, they often have really good lunch specials for good prices! Seems to be something they do everywhere in the country. -E
Watching your vlog makes me remind of my trip to Tokyo two years ago. Although food in Taipei, Taiwan (my hometown) is great, I still can't seem to forget the taste of that in Japan. Authenticity I guess, cause ramen in Taipei still tastes different than ramen in Japan. All the best, can't wait for the next video!
Hey guys! :) First off, you guys seem very cool and your videos are very openhearted. Eric I just wanted to say, that I learned in IB Sports Science and Nutrition that eating the same foods everyday sort of trains your body to not absorb as much of its nutrients after a while! Scary stuff :o Please be aware of this, both of you guys!! Thank you for reading it!!
Hey, can you tell me how much will it cost me approximately to take a japanese language class for N4 level in Tokyo? That will be really helpful. Thanks :)
Bear toast. Anyways I just wanted to say that I really like your guys videos. I don't what it is, and it's not a bad thing, but every time I watch a video, it makes me smile. Keep it up. BEAR TOAST!!
Awesome vlog Eric. We have so much in common. I also had the Avocado and cheese chips when I was in Tokyo, it was very good. I also have had Calpis. I also love mango lassi and milk tea. When I was in a Tokyo I tried several types. Yes, some are pretty bad. I tried the ones at 7-11 that were like 25 yen and it tasted like water. Soba noodles are my all time fav! Buckwheat for the win! I eat my Somen noodles cold with Memmi which is like soy sauce. We put ice cubes in it on hot days. I love Indian food too. I feel you are so lucky to eat all that good food. But I will be back in Japan for 10 days starting in December so I'm looking forward to it.
Awesome!, actually here in Mexico, the chipotle and mayonaise thing is the most popular way of eating japanese food (japanese-ish though) We loveeeeee Sushi with Mayonaise and chipotle, so popular, great video!
I feel better about my diet now Eric. Although we do eat similarly, I have more iced green tea than Calpis nowdaways...:) Wish we had that burger place in Taiwan. But we do have Super Dry at Yoshinoya now. Interesting stuff, watching your vid makes me realise how similar Taiwan and Japan really are.
like all say great video ! woulnder way do you dont eat more sushi ? if that was me in japan would eat sushi almost every day ! so why ? and when do get see kyde eat a week ?
Pe Graf There are so many good foods out there, so we don't eat sushi every day. We wouldn't turn it down though. I should make a Kyde eats video, but it might be more boring that Eric's! -kyde
Hi Eric - It's CoCo Ichibanya! Love that place and I love putting a bunch of the "pickled stuffs" in my curry as well. Happy eating! Do you every go to eat ramen? If you do, try Ichiran in Shibuya...so good and quite the experience with the stall dividers. I heard it's so women can slurp up the noodles and not feel embarrassed...those modest japanese :)
I like watching your videos because it makes me feel like I have friends.
Hahahaa. : )
🤣🤣🤣 Comment of the year back then in 2015🤣🤣🤣
Sheesh...I am watching this video in 2018. Anybody else?
Haha, should I make an update?
Just find out this channel, couldn’t stop watching it
Yes, I am too. Only discovered these videos a couple of days ago. I love this couple, so natural, warm, intelligent and interesting. Think I'm becoming addicted to them!
I'm watching in 2019!!
Kyde and Eric yes plz. For some reasons I keep on rewatching this video
no matter what you guys vlog about I love watching!
Awesome, we got some real boring videos planned. -Eric
This the kind of stuff I LOVE from you guys.
Awesome. -Eric
Didn't expect to watch the whole thing, you guys have a good thing going with these videos. Very entertaining, great way to pass some time before knocking off for bed after a long day. Thanks!
Yay! Thanks. -Eric
Watching these older videos, I can see how Eric has matured and is more respectful of Kyde. That is a very strong testament to your bond with each other.
I loved this!! Kyde next :)!
Natalie Raine She mentioned she might do it! -Eric
i appreciate your confidence eric! makes the videos easy to watch
I am so hooked on ya'lls videos. They are so entertaining and informative. Keep up the good work :)
kim kerns Yay! Thanks! -Eric
:) My dream is to visit there one day. You guys make it look so incredible. Thank you
+Kyde and Eric Wow oranges are sent to Japan from America. I didn't know we sent anything to other Country's.
Moral of the video: Eric needs his bits.
Real talk right here.
Love watching your videos, this particular one has given me some ideas of what to stuff in my suitcase to take back home when I finally visit Japan later this year. Any other snack foods (easy to transport!) you guys love and would suggest trying? :)
Not sure why I'm watching this in 2021! 😂 But do miss that intro song!
Eeee awesome to see another video so soon!!
how much did you spend on your typical week? for such a big guy, you caloric intake should probably be double everything.
16:57 it sounds like you're describing Fresca?
26:02 is there a strategy behind rolling the ham? I've seen ham folded and stuff but never rolled.
Thoroughly enjoyed the massive video on your eating habits. I think most of us viewing this wonder what day to day eating would be like in another country. Thanks for taking the time and effort to produce this.
You're welcome! -Eric
"An Apple" so Artsy and minimal video.
Bear Toast deserves a meme! Can't help smiling every time I see it. Nice videos!
That Minneola Tangelo(4383) was *tiny*. Clemetine-sized. Most US ones are tennis-ball-sized and have "outies."
Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it alot!
Cool vid! I second or third the motion for a Kyde 'eats for a week' video!
I like the music at the end. It reminded me of Christmas music a bit. Great video and now I want to eat Japanese food more than ever wanted too before...Thanks again for sharing :)
That's the Kumagaya train station music! -Eric
There seems to be a lot of options for fast food over there. Are there any Steak and Shake/Johnny Rockets (Milkshake and Burger Places) type things where you guys are?
lbonini1gaming Yea...sorta...a decent burger is easier to come by than a milkshake though. Hawaian style burgers are more common than the traditional Steak and Shake style burgers, but they aren't anything to sneeze at. -Eric
I see, thanks for replying once again!
So cool video about your daily life. Watching this gave me the perfect start for the day. :) thank you!
You're welcome! -Eric
+Kyde and Eric Dat bear toast tho!!!
Eric you should make another one of these! Or have Kyde do one, so interesting
"I like stuff in my stuff"
I don't know why, but l love it when Eric says the word "bits" throughout this video
I love your videos. You and Kyde are so down to earth. I am unable to travel to Japan and live there for awhile so I enjoy watching your videos and enjoying Japan through them!
+Icy Twilight Thanks so much! Happy to hear you get to enjoy little parts of Japan with us! -E
"Son of a bitch" lol
Eric! I got a question!
When you say, you have class? Do you mean too teach? or attend?
Both, actually. -Eric
You guys have the funniest thumbnails!
About your oolong tea, you need to first soak it in a bit of hot water for a few seconds than dump this "first brew" off, it washes away the dust and other not so good things off, than start brewing your full cup of tea. Next don't soak the tea leaves too long, as too much theophylline starts to come out and that ruin the taste a bit.
You can keep your brew of tea in refrigerator over night, but never with the tea leaves still in it. You'll get stomach ache if you do.
Ahh, cool! We had no idea how to make it for real. -Eric
the travel vids are great but we really do enjoy the "living in japan"... and the "whats going on with us" vids! when does Kyde do her week of eats???? oh and a tour of the new apartment!
Hi Yifei, hope things are good for you guys. We will be making a video of the new apartment once we have a chance to get everything placed and cleaned up! Next weekend, hopefully! -Eric
Hey Eric! I noticed at 22:25 that you have a tattoo... Have you had any problem with it while living in Japan? I mean, since I hear so much about how since tattoo=Yakuza affiliation that some places may tell you to leave (mostly Onsen)... Have you had any trouble with it? I'm moving to Japan in November for college, and have been holding out on getting a tattoo (a memorial tattoo for a teacher I had who passed away) because of some stories I've heard. Anyways, love your videos!
-Zac
Hi Zac, we covered this in a Q&A we did a while back, hopefully this helps: goo.gl/ot4Wyd
I hate to ask, and you dont have to answer, but how much do you two get paid? Like what does the average job pay an hour?
+LordWhatsHisName Haha, we aren't English teachers anymore but they tend to make around 200,000 yen a month. I think Kyde muscled her company into paying her 250,000 though, hahahahah. No idea what we make now off the top of my head, our jobs are different. -E
Thanks Eric & Kyde, realy enjoyed watching... I noticed a large difference how Japan has changed since I lived there years ago, the food still looks realy realy good & there's so many more varieties
Glad you enjoyed it! -Eric
You guys ever go to Sukiya? I went there so often for breakfast or lunch during my month in Japan. It was in February, so a hot gyuudon was amazing for waking up. Tried Yoshinoya too but didnt find it as good.
+aiklund Haha, yea! Their cheese gyudon is on point!! -Eric
nice vid eric kyde. i was a bit shocked when i bought bread there too lol 8 pcs?? you have to admit they do have a ton of stuff you'd never see anyplace else. i can say i miss the cc lemon drink. i was drinking that instead of water due to getting sick from water at one point while there the second time. keep em coming you two and thanks for sharing....steve
Very interesting video! Glad to see Eric not on deaths bed. Next is Kyde going to a "Everything Kyde Eats?"
Seeing the out-to-eat shots really puts into perspective how gigantic American meals are! I am totally hungry now!
Yea, American portion sizes are out of control for sure! -Eric
Just a small question. Are Japanese fastfood like coco, Yoshinoya and even Izakaya paid first or after meal bill at the cashier(does small Izakaya even have a cashier)? I will be going to Japan soon. Sorry I worry about small silly things sometime.
ken j yue It depends on the place you go into. It's easy to tell though, usually if a place has a ticket machine you pay first (buy your meal ticket from the machine) and if not you pay afterwards. Often they will give you a little plastic clipboard with the bill on it. Otherwise you just stand up and they usher you to the cash register. Oh, remember: NEVER EVER leave a tip. Ever. -Eric
Got it. Thanks a lot Eric.
Would love to see another video like this or a day in a life video!
You are in luck! ruclips.net/video/JHI0GWD4JM4/видео.html
Oh wait, I'm not clear if you had already seen that or not. haha. -E
you should put at the end of all your videos in the future the train station music. other youtube showed me, every train station has his own music. this so cool.
35:35 it's a poached egg. love your videos btw! i'm going to japan in the fall so I'm taking note of a lot of these. thanks for all the great tips!!
DeeDee B Awesome, enjoy your trip! -Eric
Kyde needs to make a week of meals video now. I wish there was the variety of food near where I live like you have Eric.
Yea, we are lucky...but I still miss mexican food.
Hey guys! I was curious to know if you guys have an exercise regimen? Is it even necessary considering the amount of walking and biking you guys do on a weekly basis? Are there gyms every where like here in the states?
iTadakimAsu85 There are tons of gyms here. We don't use them, but friends do. When I have time I like to jog, Kyde does lots of at-home situps and squats, stuff like that. We aren't big exercise people though. -Eric
Just have fun! We love you guys!
Im glad you guys are back in Japan. I miss it so much! Do you ever have the fried chicken bento at 711?
I lived in Hamamatsu Shi in Shizuoka for a year but also Tokyo in Ropongi at first for a while and Hiroshima.
I traveled in all directions there so if you need reports on places to go that you have not been to yet please let me know and I will be glad to help.
Im a big fan!
Dale
Thanks Dale! We have less time than we wish we had for traveling around Japan right now, it's a bummer! We already have a extensive list of places we want to go, the last time I need to do is make it longer! Thanks though! -Eric
great videos.
I think you could run a food tour outfit. So many awesome eats. "What did you see in Japan?" "Ummm, the food was amazing!"
oneroarmouse haha! I will think about setting that up! -Kyde
I eat my curry/soup like Katie. I love the "blob" and then the rice gets SO FLAVORFUL
Have you guys done a video on your new apartment? It looks like a leopalace with the loft and all.
Not yet, but the apartment in this video is our old apartment, we moved a week ago today. -Eric
Love the long videos guys :) keep them up! Would rather watch them then a movie
+Matts Reptiles Awesome to hear! -Eric
Great vid! Makes me miss Japan so much!
Hey you guys should make another on of these " what I ate the whole day" type of videos haha it was pretty interesting!
***** We have a lot of back logged things, but I have one that kinda does that. Not sure when it will come out though! -Kyde
I think Japanese people only eat bread as an alternative to Japanese staple foods like Miso soup and onigiri, that's why its so expensive. Also the chicken with the hat is part of the Rilakuma range, it is called Kiiroitori.
I never fought of calpis as soda milk...
It is MY FAVORITE Japanese beverage!!!
I drink Yakoult almost every day! (it's pretty much the same flavor)
And the green jell-o type of thing, by the description I think it may be mochi... is it mochi?
Ricardo Llamas I totally don't remember what the green thing I was talking about was or where it is in the video, but I do know what mochi is so I think if it had been mochi I would have known...hrm. -Eric
That's ok, I'm not really the bits with bits on tho, specially wen it comes to japan LOL
All of those foods made me salivate quite a lot ! I do miss those dishes, so It was nice watching the video, on a nostalgic side. And I usually describe Calpis as a very thin and watery natural yogurt with sugar soft-drink. I really love it but it's quite high on calories. Thanks for sharing the video !
No prob! Can you get Calpis at home? -Eric
I wish. I drank a lot of them when I was in Japan. Then i switched to Pocari Sweat and Boss :P
Hello Eric, I was just wondering about your prep time. How long do you have to be there before class??? Do they also provide the lesson plan or do you make it??? By the way, LOVE your guys videos lol :)
It depends a lot on where you work and what classes you teach. Some schools provide lesson plans, some ask you to make them. My school does a bit of both. Honestly, I can't give a straight answer because there just isn't one. -Eric
Kyde and Eric Thank you for replying :) What you said makes sense lol. I teach English in Taiwan and they provide the lessons, but you can put your own spin on them as long as they are learning the material that is given. I also work for a large Bushi Ban, so that might be why :D
Wow, I watched the entire thing and enjoyed every minuets of it! I wonder what this fascination is. I guess we are curious about what other people eating. I wish 7eleven of my neighborhood could carry foods like those.
Thanks, glad you liked it. We love 7-11s here, obviously. -Eric
Haha I like the thumbnail to this video, fits perfectly!
8 slices! When I lived there, six was the maximum (though I did see them slice those in half and make 12 once)
This has become one of my fave videos since I've eaten at several of the places you guys did and it was great to see them again. The Coco Curry place is always a must hit for me and I discovered Yayoiken last year as they had one just outside my hotel in Asakusa. Totally agree with Kyde on the merits of tonkatsu as that's what I had there. One thing I wanted to ask you guys about is your food budget as you made frequent mentions of what you consider cheap or expensive. If you haven't made a video on this topic yet, can you do one where you talk about it. I'm assuming you guys combine your incomes from your jobs so I'm trying to compare it to how a single person like me would do a budget for Japan. Hope this doesn't sound like I'm trying to get to personal. Thanks again for the great video.
We have no idea what our food budget is. We try not to spend a lot of money, that's basically our budget for everything. Sometimes we fail miserably. -Eric
Nice video! It brings back savoury memory (i.e. 7/11 and curry rice diet) during my days in Hong Kong before moving to the states. @ Eric - do you ever bring lunch to work since eating out daily will cost more to your food budget?
dpurdue I don't remember what I ate for lunches in this video anymore, but my lunch usually fell while I was out and about and not during my work time, so often I would eat from 7/11s and the like. If I was home before work I eat curry rice or 100yen yakisoba packs. I should eat cheaper though, you are right. -Eric
Everything Kyde Eats for a Week next please.
This is my favorite video from you guys. Can you make one every year lol
Haha, maybe I'll make another one sometime. Things don't change that much, to be honest. Haha. -E
The banana juice packaging is identical to baby food packaging here in Canada!! Lol
Whaaaat? No Mos burger? Eric san, do you have a tesol/tefl? I would like to pick up a private student or two and was wondering if having that certificate would give me an advantage. I figure you guys spend about $900.00 per month on food. Close?
I actually don't care for Mos Burger very much. I don't have any certs, and literally have no idea what I spend on food. -Eric
I love your new video I was so hungry just to see you guys eat. I really admired you working so hard and also got sometime for make this informative videos. I am also so proud of you for better your self with the Japanese classes the you're taking. You guys are amazing. God bless you.
Thanks!! -Eric
I have noticed that you have to bring yore own knife to dinner, whats whit the 2 fork thing?
Haha, I don't remember what we were up to, but we don't bring our own utensils to restaurants, haha.
This is one of the first times to watch your videos for me, and this was weirdly interesting. I'd like to see more of these or others to do with food you can find in Japan :)
Thanks! We have a playlist of Japanese food on our RUclips channel if you are still interested. -Eric
I loved this. And any time food is in your videos, it reminds me to eat smaller portions.
Hah, yea, eat less! -Eric
Everytime I hear Eric say "It tastes like chemicals" 😂 I feel like he is tasting bleach
Very interesting video. If possible, even if every once in a while, it would be cool if new things you try (food,snacks, etc) could be uploaded with your your little opinions/thoughts on them :p
This is a great video, very educational, very thorough. When (if) I live in Japan I need a bear toaster. Unless they have a baby elephant one. Anyway, I'm sure you've been asked a lot, but what is your "theme song" that plays at the start and end of your videos?
meatrace ruclips.net/video/M-7KEWXz__E/видео.html
Most excellent! They have a very Sub Pop sound.
THIS VIDEO IS AWESOME
Great video. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to edit it together. Very interesting.
Thanks so much! Glad you found us! -E
Eric. Do they still sell the calpis soda that has flavors? I used to drink it but now I can't find it.
Yea! I saw melon flavored today! -Eric
Oh my goodness.... :-). I thought they didn't make them anymore
Hi Eric! Thank you for this video! If it is possible, can you please write a name and/or address of the Indian/Nepal restaurant? Love Indian food, but all the restaurants we know are super expensive:(
Oh, that place certainly is not worth the trip out of Tokyo for. It's in the mall on the second floor in Musashi-Urawa, just next to the train station. But your best bet is to hit up Indian places at lunch time, they often have really good lunch specials for good prices! Seems to be something they do everywhere in the country. -E
+Kyde and Eric thank you:)
Awesome video guys.
Watching your vlog makes me remind of my trip to Tokyo two years ago. Although food in Taipei, Taiwan (my hometown) is great, I still can't seem to forget the taste of that in Japan. Authenticity I guess, cause ramen in Taipei still tastes different than ramen in Japan. All the best, can't wait for the next video!
I think it was very interesting about the food you ate . I too love wasabi and spicy foods. Yeah!
Another cool video. Thanks for sharing.
No problem! -Eric
Hey guys! :) First off, you guys seem very cool and your videos are very openhearted. Eric I just wanted to say, that I learned in IB Sports Science and Nutrition that eating the same foods everyday sort of trains your body to not absorb as much of its nutrients after a while! Scary stuff :o Please be aware of this, both of you guys!! Thank you for reading it!!
Well, that's bad news! -Eric
At Yoshinoya are there any vegetarian options? Just curious.
New apartment, new video of What Eric Eats for a Week Now?
It'd be pretty boring at this point, I think. All I really eat is curry rice, hahaha. -E
@@kydeanderic I rewatch your older vlogs sometimes. It's fun to see what has changed. Or not.
Hey, can you tell me how much will it cost me approximately to take a japanese language class for N4 level in Tokyo? That will be really helpful. Thanks :)
+Parag Ahivale Nope, no idea. -Eric
Cool.
+Kyde and Eric Don't you guys speak Some Japanese?
Bear toast. Anyways I just wanted to say that I really like your guys videos. I don't what it is, and it's not a bad thing, but every time I watch a video, it makes me smile. Keep it up. BEAR TOAST!!
Awesome, we are spreading smiles! We love hearing that! -Eric
Maybe you can make a video of you getting food like turkey meat at Costco (in Japan)!
Haha, maybe around Thanksgiving! -E
Awesome vlog Eric. We have so much in common. I also had the Avocado and cheese chips when I was in Tokyo, it was very good. I also have had Calpis. I also love mango lassi and milk tea. When I was in a Tokyo I tried several types. Yes, some are pretty bad. I tried the ones at 7-11 that were like 25 yen and it tasted like water. Soba noodles are my all time fav! Buckwheat for the win! I eat my Somen noodles cold with Memmi which is like soy sauce. We put ice cubes in it on hot days. I love Indian food too. I feel you are so lucky to eat all that good food. But I will be back in Japan for 10 days starting in December so I'm looking forward to it.
Nice, food here certainly is amazing. I feel lucky! -Eric
Happy Birthday Kyde!!
Thanks! -Kyde
Awesome!, actually here in Mexico, the chipotle and mayonaise thing is the most popular way of eating japanese food (japanese-ish though) We loveeeeee Sushi with Mayonaise and chipotle, so popular, great video!
Oh wow, neat. We just sorta did it one day and it was awesome. -Eric
Hi ! Just dropping by to say that i love your videos so much . You guys keep making videos alright ! :))))
NZRT Thanks so much! We will! -Eric
I feel better about my diet now Eric. Although we do eat similarly, I have more iced green tea than Calpis nowdaways...:) Wish we had that burger place in Taiwan. But we do have Super Dry at Yoshinoya now. Interesting stuff, watching your vid makes me realise how similar Taiwan and Japan really are.
Yea, they have a lot in common for sure! Both great places to be! -E
like all say great video ! woulnder way do you dont eat more sushi ? if that was me in japan would eat sushi almost every day ! so why ? and when do get see kyde eat a week ?
Pe Graf There are so many good foods out there, so we don't eat sushi every day. We wouldn't turn it down though. I should make a Kyde eats video, but it might be more boring that Eric's! -kyde
I'm watching it in 2022 again I already watched it 3 times 😂😂😂
great vid you guys, you like your bits of stuff. im big on dipping sauces. ill have half the refridgerator on the table lol
xcessive2008 Nice! But to be fair, I don't think Kyde is a fan of bits. -Eric
There's obviously some love for the don here, so how about a video about that Matsuya I spotted across from the freakishly large fly restaurant?
Matsuya is aight, but I usually end up at Yoshinoya. -Eric
Hi Eric - It's CoCo Ichibanya! Love that place and I love putting a bunch of the "pickled stuffs" in my curry as well. Happy eating! Do you every go to eat ramen? If you do, try Ichiran in Shibuya...so good and quite the experience with the stall dividers. I heard it's so women can slurp up the noodles and not feel embarrassed...those modest japanese :)
Yea, I do like Ramen on a cold or rainy day, but I don't eat it much. I'll try out Ichiran if I remember! -Eric