Hi guys! Hey! Did you know that if you want your strawberries to have a really intense flavor you can do two things! 1) Keep them in the sunlight until they're pretty warm to the touch (the natural but longer way) 2) Microwave them in 10 second increments until they're warm to the touch (the faster but not as natural way. lol!) Sunlight and heat breaks down the sugar stored in the berries and causes them to become sweeter and more intense in flavor! (I learned that from a gardener, and it's totally true! I tried both ways!). So if your strawberries are kind of bland or sour, now you know how to fix it! :D
I love strawberries. Summer in Central California is amazing for strawberries. we have such great soil for so much produce, summer is asparagus and strawberries and we are the main producers of asparagus. Both are HUGE in the summer. A lb of asparagus can be 8 stalks and a basket of strawberries can have only 5 in them. Farmers markets are amazing in the summer for that reason.
Guys, those are gorgeous, sweet, plump, juicy strawberries, especially for a greenhouse! Satoshi looked like he was in paradise when he said, "I'm so happy!" LOL! Oh, how I wish I were there with you! Thanks for sharing the great experience!
Hey guys! Currently we are filming in Hokkaido so we will get back to your comments when we get back. Thanks for watching and hope you guys are all having a fantastic week!
Thank you for sharing this eating adventure with your viewers. I was worried that you would run out of time and not get to eat more strawberries. If it were me, I would have filmed for only a few minutes and spent the other 25+ minutes eating as many of those delicious looking strawberries as possible. I kid you not, but I was on the elliptical machine at the gym while watching this. Almost drooling. I could imagine how they tasted, based on the expressions on your faces and descriptions and the close ups. They looked amazing! Please share with us how the ones you brought home taste, in comparison to the fresh picked ones.
+ASiteSeer omg, it's so true that filming took up more than half the time so we honestly didn't have much time to eat! lol. But we really did it so we could share this experience with you guys. Glad you enjoyed watching this one!
Those strawberries looked so delicious! I'm so glad you two got to go. They are the best when they are fully ripe like that, and even better when you get a chance to pick them yourself or get them soon after they've been picked. They're also such a healthy treat, so full of vitamins! You can feel good about enjoying them. We are so lucky here, as there is a long growing season for strawberries. We can get local strawberries approximately from May through October. Some of my friends grow them in their gardens, too! They are the lucky! Best wishes to you both.
we here in germany have strawberries from Mai to August. My kids and I go pick strawberries to make jam each year. From Mai to August we eat them almost everyday, fresh, on cake, in cake, as jam just any way we can get them. And they are grown outdoors right in the eath so in summer you will see giant feelds of them. There are farms where you get strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and all the other delicious soft fruits to buy or to pick yourself. Can't wait. Thanks for sharing.
I haven't seen strawberries that pretty and that tasty in years. Even the ones from the Farmers Markets have hollow centers and are pretty generic tasting. You guys show us the coolest places that many of us would never know existed other wise. Awesome video.
You guys are so lucky! I bought a flat of strawberries last week that looked so delicious, but they were crunchy, dry, and sour - yuck. I'm glad you both had a wonderful experience. Thanks for sharing with us!
+Yoshiko Yeto oh gosh, that's so disappointing. You know, strawberries in Japan are pretty much all sweet. Of course some sweeter than others, but most of the time, we never get sour ones. But then again, they are quite pricey here. Thanks so much for watching Yoshiko san!
Very cool ---I saw some strawberry seedlings at the garden shop the other day and was wondering if it was a good time to plant them. Now I see it's also a good time to eat them... ;) Thanks for spending some of your precious eating time to film this!
That is absolutely fantastic! What a beautiful place. It's like a dream come true. All those beautiful strawberries with such lovely vibrant colours, all full of magical healthy properties. Wonderful! Ichigo paradise. Yay! :)
Those look so delicious. For a different dip with fruits just mix together Sour Cream with a little Brown Sugar to your taste. It is so good with any fruit, I love green apples dipped in it.
🍓strawberries are the King of all fruits in my opinion!🍓 Every year I go to a local farm near my home and they let people pick as many as they can in either your own container or one they rent out for only a few cents. I pick TONS of strawberries and it costs next to nothing😃 yes, there's nothing like eating a freshly picked strawberry😋. I pick so many that I end up washing and freezing most of them to use later in my Mom's secret strawberry bread recipe😊💕
Strawberries are cheap here right now, they are 2 lbs for $5.00 so you could get almost 8 pounds for 2000 Yen but they are not as beautiful and big and sweet as the ones you were picking. That looked liked such fun!
Those look beautiful! Home hometown of Oxnard, California, hosts the annual Strawberry Festival, and I really miss the strawberries there. As you noted, strawberries here come into season in the summer, although they're produced for longer seasons in Oxnard because they ship their strawberries all over the country. I've never had them with condensed milk, though--it sounds delicious! We often eat them with whipped cream.
Beautiful jewels! I should try the condensed milk, it probably cuts the slight acidity as well as being a sweet dip. We get strawberries nearly year round here in Los Angeles. Right now a large basket, about 12-15 berries, is $2.50 at my favorite store. And I can eat a whole basket in one go as well! A few years ago, the strawberries were amazing. We were walking at the Farmers' Market, and the scent of them was making me nearly pass out with joy! I don't think we have "U-Pick" for strawberries. But there are places that have cherries and peaches and other stone fruits within less than an hour drive. Hard to get there during the peak season for the cherries, it's coming up soon, though. Thanks for taking us along on a wonderful food adventure!
I have never tried condensed milk with strawberries before! I got a pack of them and tried it! oh my god its super yummy! I used to put sugar on them. but this was mucb more enjoyable! also I picked fresh ones when I was a kid and nothing tastes better! Cool video!
That really looks amazing! But I admit I could never just go around, picking any strawberrys and eat them without washing them before. But you guys for sure look like you had fun!
I can't pin your accent! You speak perfect English and your Japanese sounds amazing! Where did you grow up? I'm envious of your ability to transition so well from language to language!
I LOVE STRAWBERRIES. This farm wouldn't make it with me as a tourist there hehehe. Good to see the bees :), they are dying off, sadly in some parts of America.
I used to go to a farm and pick strawberries and had to pay by the pound. I would pay and then eat them right away with whipped cream in my car. Yummmmm!
I just had half a pound of strawberries and am quite full (they were maybe like 6 strawberries, some HUGE ones though). Quite full! Can't imagine eating 30-something! I shall try the Japanese ones. I actually prefer strawberries to be slightly sour. I also know Japan has white strawberries, but they are super expensive.
Is it me, or do the strawberries in Asian taste sweeter than some of the ones in the US (though the ones we tried on the farm in the US were pretty dang sweet)? The ones in Japan look similar to the ones in South Korea (longer and narrower). No need for condensed milk...so sweet!
+UUtvProductions no we agree with you guys. Everytime I go back to Hawaii, strawberries are always on the sour side. Even vegetables taste better here I think.
***** you know, one of my (Shinichi) favorite cuisines is Korean. LOVE Korean food. When I lived in Hawaii, we lived very near the Korea Town near Keeaumoku. Most of our neighbors were Korean and my best friend throughout school was Korean. So yeah, I guess you could say I grew up on Korean food!
+TabiEats I'm sure it's the same in Japan, but the food in Korea is sooooooo much more amazing than Korean food on the mainland (which of course makes sense). I'm (Charles) currently in Korea and the food is so so so good! Everyday is so much fun to eat.... It's not just the taste, but the variety of one particular dish (i.e. we have bibimbap on the mainland, but the variety of bimbinbap in Korean is mindblowing) Is the food in Japan waaaaaay better than the Japanese food back in Hawaii? Our friend used to rave about the ramen at Goma Tei in Ala Moana....until he recently went to Japan:)
***** hey Charles! Actually that makes sense. It's the same with Japanese food. Everybody in Hawaii raves about Shirokiya, but I just can't eat that stuff. Even things as simple as soba I would never eat in Hawaii. Ramen is the same for me as well. My sister visits us every year and she only eats Tonkatsu when she's here in Japan. She says it's so different. Something simple as tonkatsu is so different. Go figure! Hope to see more videos from you from Korea! I LOVE KOrean food and am dying to try all those different bibimbaps!
Have you tried wild strawberries? They're teeny tiny and are really sweet and almost floral :) I would adore to go strawberry picking too ^-^ I'm sure I'd be giddy with excitement :P
LOL the strawberry is the first fruit of spring. It is also 100% edible from root to fruit (google that, you will be amazed how healthy the plant is). Here, the bigger the berry the poorer the flavour and the best flavoured ones are wild berries that are about the size of grapes.
+keeperofthegood that's so interesting. Here in Japan, it seems like the bigger fruits are sweeter. Maybe because they grow them indoors? Who knows. lol. One day we'd like to pick strawberries out in the field!
In england we have strawberry picking farms where you pick a punnet full of strawberries and pay for them at the end. You're not supposed to eat them as you pick though but life is way too short to follow that rule LOL
TabiEats - I am a food terminator - I would have been there with you two, you would have had to feed me with vanilla ice cream the same time I would have been eating strawberries.....
csv pajak here you go. Unfortunately the web site is only in Japanese. Just let us know if you need help. INFO www.sayama-sb.com/ ADDRESS: Saitama-ken, Sayama-shi Horigane1262-5 tel:04-2958-8000
THE STRAWBERRIES WOULD BE SO MUCH BETTER IF YOU PICKED ONE'S THAT WERE TOTALLY RIPE. THE ONE'S YOU GUYS PICKED WEREN'T COMPLETELY RIPE YET. THE ENTIRE BERRY NEEDS TO BE RED LIKE SOME OF THE ONE'S YOU SHOWED FOR THEM TO BE AT THEIR UTMOST BEST. LEARNED ABOUT BERRIES WHEN I WAS YOUNGER. HOPE YOU ENJOYED THEM AND THEY STILL TASTED OK.☺☺🙂🙂😊😊😋😋
+ASiteSeer yes, it's 1500 yen for 3-5 years old. It's 300 yen for those under 2. We will let you know that most places are around 1500 yen for the same thing. This place is easy to get to so we chose here. It's true though. We aren't sure if we got our money's worth, but then again, strawberries are quite expensive here.
Hi guys! Hey! Did you know that if you want your strawberries to have a really intense flavor you can do two things!
1) Keep them in the sunlight until they're pretty warm to the touch (the natural but longer way)
2) Microwave them in 10 second increments until they're warm to the touch (the faster but not as natural way. lol!)
Sunlight and heat breaks down the sugar stored in the berries and causes them to become sweeter and more intense in flavor! (I learned that from a gardener, and it's totally true! I tried both ways!). So if your strawberries are kind of bland or sour, now you know how to fix it! :D
Thanks!
I love strawberries. Summer in Central California is amazing for strawberries. we have such great soil for so much produce, summer is asparagus and strawberries and we are the main producers of asparagus. Both are HUGE in the summer. A lb of asparagus can be 8 stalks and a basket of strawberries can have only 5 in them. Farmers markets are amazing in the summer for that reason.
How neat!!! I love how they are grown up high so you don't have to kneel down to pick lol!! Looks sooo good!
+DailyBread2007 yes yes! you noticed!
You two bring so much joy to my day with your videos. Thank you!! お疲れ様でした！
+Kevin Futamachi aww thank you so much for the kind words. That makes us extremely happy. Cheers and have a great weekend!
They looks wonderful!! YUMMY!!! nice place!!
Guys, those are gorgeous, sweet, plump, juicy strawberries, especially for a greenhouse! Satoshi looked like he was in paradise when he said, "I'm so happy!" LOL! Oh, how I wish I were there with you! Thanks for sharing the great experience!
+Juanelo1946 oh gosh my friend. The strawberries were amazing. Everytime I have good tasting fruit, I want more!
Hey guys! Currently we are filming in Hokkaido so we will get back to your comments when we get back. Thanks for watching and hope you guys are all having a fantastic week!
Thank you for sharing this eating adventure with your viewers. I was worried that you would run out of time and not get to eat more strawberries. If it were me, I would have filmed for only a few minutes and spent the other 25+ minutes eating as many of those delicious looking strawberries as possible. I kid you not, but I was on the elliptical machine at the gym while watching this. Almost drooling. I could imagine how they tasted, based on the expressions on your faces and descriptions and the close ups. They looked amazing! Please share with us how the ones you brought home taste, in comparison to the fresh picked ones.
+ASiteSeer omg, it's so true that filming took up more than half the time so we honestly didn't have much time to eat! lol. But we really did it so we could share this experience with you guys. Glad you enjoyed watching this one!
Those strawberries looked so delicious! I'm so glad you two got to go. They are the best when they are fully ripe like that, and even better when you get a chance to pick them yourself or get them soon after they've been picked. They're also such a healthy treat, so full of vitamins! You can feel good about enjoying them. We are so lucky here, as there is a long growing season for strawberries. We can get local strawberries approximately from May through October. Some of my friends grow them in their gardens, too! They are the lucky! Best wishes to you both.
+Erin Uber We sure wish we could pick strawberries in a field. Here in Japan, they like to eat strawberries early for some reason.
Beautiful video, look at all the strawberries. I want to go there!
+bugs294 come come! :)
we here in germany have strawberries from Mai to August. My kids and I go pick strawberries to make jam each year. From Mai to August we eat them almost everyday, fresh, on cake, in cake, as jam just any way we can get them. And they are grown outdoors right in the eath so in summer you will see giant feelds of them. There are farms where you get strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and all the other delicious soft fruits to buy or to pick yourself. Can't wait. Thanks for sharing.
+K Kitchenmom We sure would love to do that one day. Pick strawberries out in the field. Sounds wonderful!
Strawberry shortcake is my favorite love strawberry
I haven't seen strawberries that pretty and that tasty in years. Even the ones from the Farmers Markets have hollow centers and are pretty generic tasting. You guys show us the coolest places that many of us would never know existed other wise. Awesome video.
+NYC Emma we hope one day you can try out our sweet Japanese strawberries. It's starwberry heaven!
I hope so too. I have always wanted to go there. I have traveled extensively but I just never made it that far.
You guys are so lucky! I bought a flat of strawberries last week that looked so delicious, but they were crunchy, dry, and sour - yuck. I'm glad you both had a wonderful experience. Thanks for sharing with us!
+Yoshiko Yeto oh gosh, that's so disappointing. You know, strawberries in Japan are pretty much all sweet. Of course some sweeter than others, but most of the time, we never get sour ones. But then again, they are quite pricey here. Thanks so much for watching Yoshiko san!
Those strawberries have such a pretty red color!
+Hautbois Oboe they were so sweet!
Very cool ---I saw some strawberry seedlings at the garden shop the other day and was wondering if it was a good time to plant them. Now I see it's also a good time to eat them... ;) Thanks for spending some of your precious eating time to film this!
+Critical Eats Japan yes it's a great time to eat them especially fresh! So sweet!
+Sakura Spring it's strange but they were so clean. No dirt on them whatsoever so no washing needed. We simply pick and they go right into our mouths!
Reminds me of Cardcaptor Sakura when they picked strawberries.
That place was strawberry paradise. Strawberries won't be any good around here until maybe May. I want them now...LoL. Awesome adventure guys
+Cat Sieja so glad you enjoyed this one. These were so sweet we're already craving more!
Such a nice activity. I hope ill do that with my boyfriend someday.
美味しそうです
美味しかったです！大きなイチゴだったし！また行きたいですよ。
I love Strawberry picking...so much fun and eating them so fresh :D
That is absolutely fantastic! What a beautiful place.
It's like a dream come true. All those beautiful strawberries with such lovely vibrant colours, all full of magical healthy properties. Wonderful! Ichigo paradise. Yay! :)
+Kawaii Tranquility ichigo paradise for sure!!!
What a great day trip. Was it fragrant inside the greenhouse? I can imagine the smell of sweet strawberries in the air.
+Jeunesse Raymundo yes it smelled like strawberries as soon as we stepped inside!
you two are so awesome
+BeutifulBeholder aww thanks so much!
Lol @ Satoshi's reaction @8:00
So red and so sweeeeeet!!!!!! Japanese strawberrys are great!!!!!!
+astroboy3507 We agree! We have to eat as much as we can during this season!
hi TabiEats amazing video
+Svajūnė Antonovaitė thanks so much!
TabiEats Your very welcome :)
Those look so delicious. For a different dip with fruits just mix together Sour Cream with a little Brown Sugar to your taste. It is so good with any fruit, I love green apples dipped in it.
+Nessa Rossini ohh thanks for the suggestion!
I love strawberry!
+murasaki0424 we do too!
🍓strawberries are the King of all fruits in my opinion!🍓 Every year I go to a local farm near my home and they let people pick as many as they can in either your own container or one they rent out for only a few cents. I pick TONS of strawberries and it costs next to nothing😃 yes, there's nothing like eating a freshly picked strawberry😋. I pick so many that I end up washing and freezing most of them to use later in my Mom's secret strawberry bread recipe😊💕
+Christina Perez wow that sounds like strawberry heaven! Wish we could do that!
Strawberries are cheap here right now, they are 2 lbs for $5.00 so you could get almost 8 pounds for 2000 Yen but they are not as beautiful and big and sweet as the ones you were picking. That looked liked such fun!
+Susie LaLonde oh how wonderful! these are quite pricy but amazingly sweet.
I am sure they are much sweeter than ours. I always have to add sugar when making something with strawberries from here.
Those look beautiful! Home hometown of Oxnard, California, hosts the annual Strawberry Festival, and I really miss the strawberries there. As you noted, strawberries here come into season in the summer, although they're produced for longer seasons in Oxnard because they ship their strawberries all over the country. I've never had them with condensed milk, though--it sounds delicious! We often eat them with whipped cream.
+hazeej We'd love to one day visit a strawberry festival like you mentioned. Sounds like a lot of fun!
Beautiful jewels! I should try the condensed milk, it probably cuts the slight acidity as well as being a sweet dip. We get strawberries nearly year round here in Los Angeles. Right now a large basket, about 12-15 berries, is $2.50 at my favorite store. And I can eat a whole basket in one go as well!
A few years ago, the strawberries were amazing. We were walking at the Farmers' Market, and the scent of them was making me nearly pass out with joy!
I don't think we have "U-Pick" for strawberries. But there are places that have cherries and peaches and other stone fruits within less than an hour drive. Hard to get there during the peak season for the cherries, it's coming up soon, though.
Thanks for taking us along on a wonderful food adventure!
I have never tried condensed milk with strawberries before! I got a pack of them and tried it! oh my god its super yummy! I used to put sugar on them. but this was mucb more enjoyable! also I picked fresh ones when I was a kid and nothing tastes better! Cool video!
+Andrea T sp glad you tried it that way!
That really looks amazing!
But I admit I could never just go around, picking any strawberrys and eat them without washing them before.
But you guys for sure look like you had fun!
+Stop looking that intense at my name, you pervert. we did have a great time! They were so sweet and delicious!
Here in Brazil the strawberry season is on middle winter. The plantations. growing in the open. We not use greenhouses.
+Ernesto Tani I think that's more natural. We want to pick strawberries in the field one day.
Im so hungry for strawberries now!!!! YUMMY
+Larry Stylinson shippers unite already craving more!
I love strawberries!!! Unfortunately most strawberries i've brought are kinda sour but i will like it! Japan strawberries look so gooood
+MySmileIsntFake897 the strawberries here are wonderfully sweet. Most strawberries in Japan tend to be really sweet.
I can't pin your accent! You speak perfect English and your Japanese sounds amazing! Where did you grow up? I'm envious of your ability to transition so well from language to language!
+Melissa Morales aww thanks so much. I was born in Japan but raised in Hawaii. I came back to Tokyo when I was 21.
AH, Amazing. My friend lived in Hawaii for a long and was pretty convinced you had to have spent some time on the islands. It was uncanny!
One of my Favourite Berries..I make Marmelade or Jam out of it..i love it also as it is or with Whip Cream .Yummy.
+Ruthy Quiban oh yes, whipped cream is good with strawberries! Or is it the other way around? lol. How are you feeling these days?
OMG THIS IS PARADISE
+HotFilm Studios thanks for watching!
I LOVE STRAWBERRIES. This farm wouldn't make it with me as a tourist there hehehe. Good to see the bees :), they are dying off, sadly in some parts of America.
I used to go to a farm and pick strawberries and had to pay by the pound. I would pay and then eat them right away with whipped cream in my car. Yummmmm!
+Katherine Nelson strawberries and whipped cream. YUM!
I just had half a pound of strawberries and am quite full (they were maybe like 6 strawberries, some HUGE ones though). Quite full! Can't imagine eating 30-something! I shall try the Japanese ones. I actually prefer strawberries to be slightly sour. I also know Japan has white strawberries, but they are super expensive.
+Margaret Ng I know right? We were stuffed after this. Oh yes, the white ones are crazy expensive. They taste just like the red ones though.
Wow, I'd like to find this store!
I love strawberry.. Is that can eat only inside? Cnt bring out.. Thank pretty awesome eat all you cn in 30 minute.
+rona rona home cooking channel you can buy some to take home too!
+TabiEats oh that's nice. Thank you
nice, thanks for sharing
+Ray Tokumoto thanks for watching!
2000yen wow it is expensive, but it is a fun way to eat strawberry too
+Pumpkin Monster yes! It is expensive! But it was a good experience and a fun one!
Wow Guys , Those strawberries look great ! Where's the Chocolate ! Thanks Guys ! (^.^)
+MoonlightMistandMemories yes they were fantastic! oh yeah, chocolate! Forgot! lol
Do they give whipped cream for dipping? Also those bees must make a pretty flavorful honey ;)
+johnny chang they only give you condensed milk. No whipped cream unfortunately.
delicious,😍😍😍😍😍
We have a community park that only has Blueberries, Charlotte's Blueberry Park in Tacoma Washington.
Is it me, or do the strawberries in Asian taste sweeter than some of the ones in the US (though the ones we tried on the farm in the US were pretty dang sweet)? The ones in Japan look similar to the ones in South Korea (longer and narrower). No need for condensed milk...so sweet!
+UUtvProductions no we agree with you guys. Everytime I go back to Hawaii, strawberries are always on the sour side. Even vegetables taste better here I think.
Eating some now (in Korea)..so sweet!
***** you know, one of my (Shinichi) favorite cuisines is Korean. LOVE Korean food. When I lived in Hawaii, we lived very near the Korea Town near Keeaumoku. Most of our neighbors were Korean and my best friend throughout school was Korean. So yeah, I guess you could say I grew up on Korean food!
+TabiEats I'm sure it's the same in Japan, but the food in Korea is sooooooo much more amazing than Korean food on the mainland (which of course makes sense). I'm (Charles) currently in Korea and the food is so so so good! Everyday is so much fun to eat.... It's not just the taste, but the variety of one particular dish (i.e. we have bibimbap on the mainland, but the variety of bimbinbap in Korean is mindblowing) Is the food in Japan waaaaaay better than the Japanese food back in Hawaii? Our friend used to rave about the ramen at Goma Tei in Ala Moana....until he recently went to Japan:)
***** hey Charles! Actually that makes sense. It's the same with Japanese food. Everybody in Hawaii raves about Shirokiya, but I just can't eat that stuff. Even things as simple as soba I would never eat in Hawaii. Ramen is the same for me as well.
My sister visits us every year and she only eats Tonkatsu when she's here in Japan. She says it's so different. Something simple as tonkatsu is so different. Go figure!
Hope to see more videos from you from Korea! I LOVE KOrean food and am dying to try all those different bibimbaps!
now im going to buy me some in the market :D
+La Mer enjoy!
omg I miss this stuff
+spongebracket home you can try it again
Have you tried wild strawberries? They're teeny tiny and are really sweet and almost floral :) I would adore to go strawberry picking too ^-^ I'm sure I'd be giddy with excitement :P
+ThatDaniGirl ohhh I have never tried wild strawberries before. We'd love to try one day!
Is it possible to buy strawberry seeds from Japan? I would be interested.
LOL the strawberry is the first fruit of spring. It is also 100% edible from root to fruit (google that, you will be amazed how healthy the plant is). Here, the bigger the berry the poorer the flavour and the best flavoured ones are wild berries that are about the size of grapes.
I thought they are winter fruit?
+keeperofthegood that's so interesting. Here in Japan, it seems like the bigger fruits are sweeter. Maybe because they grow them indoors? Who knows. lol. One day we'd like to pick strawberries out in the field!
+TabiEats
Take me to Japan, Righr now please!
come come!
TabiEats
You pay tickets? Jk
Soushi Miketsukami maybe one day when we make enough money. haha
Very true! indeed
Very very cool! I think I can eat more strawberry than you hahaha :-)
+Spoon Fork Heart are you sure>? hehe
Already in january?!
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In england we have strawberry picking farms where you pick a punnet full of strawberries and pay for them at the end. You're not supposed to eat them as you pick though but life is way too short to follow that rule LOL
All you can eat! There would not be enough strawberry for me.....
+Frederick König well you actually only have 30 minutes. We tried but we ran out of time so fast! haha
TabiEats - I am a food terminator - I would have been there with you two, you would have had to feed me with vanilla ice cream the same time I would have been eating strawberries.....
Frederick König haha! now that would be something we'd like to film!
i am droooooling....
+csv pajak yay! Glad you liked it!
+TabiEats address please... in case I'm there in the season =))
csv pajak here you go. Unfortunately the web site is only in Japanese. Just let us know if you need help.
INFO
www.sayama-sb.com/
ADDRESS:
Saitama-ken, Sayama-shi Horigane1262-5
tel:04-2958-8000
+TabiEats araaa 39! XD
Ahaha, I would have never imagined to see Satoshi that much lustful towards something. I now know what paradise is made of... strawberries!
+Isos oh yeah, he loves fresh fruits and vegetables! Loves it!
35 pieces of good quality strawberries for 2000 yen isn't expensive at all.
ichigo。。爱
+joyjoyoo we love ichigo too! daisuki!
TabiEats just bought 2 boxes for $5cad
***** jealous
Aww! Those strawberries looked really good but nothing beats a hot sun kissed one! hugs and kisses to you two! xoxo
+RosebonboM so true! Thanks for watching. Hugs and kisses right back at ya!
Food porn at its finest, in almost every sense of the phrase. ☺️😁 I need to take a cold shower... 🥰
THE STRAWBERRIES WOULD BE SO MUCH BETTER IF YOU PICKED ONE'S THAT WERE TOTALLY RIPE. THE ONE'S YOU GUYS PICKED WEREN'T COMPLETELY RIPE YET. THE ENTIRE BERRY NEEDS TO BE RED LIKE SOME OF THE ONE'S YOU SHOWED FOR THEM TO BE AT THEIR UTMOST BEST. LEARNED ABOUT BERRIES WHEN I WAS YOUNGER. HOPE YOU ENJOYED THEM AND THEY STILL TASTED OK.☺☺🙂🙂😊😊😋😋
Could I ask, is there a discount for children? I can't imagine them getting their money's worth at the full price.
+ASiteSeer yes, it's 1500 yen for 3-5 years old. It's 300 yen for those under 2. We will let you know that most places are around 1500 yen for the same thing. This place is easy to get to so we chose here. It's true though. We aren't sure if we got our money's worth, but then again, strawberries are quite expensive here.
My stomach hurts just watching this.
+Emily Sidlow lol
元取れ無いなら食べ放題行く意味ないなーw
are they gay lovers or what
+Rick Sanchez yep