What's great about this 'fake food' is that when you order the meal, it looks exactly like the display. Not like Mcdonalds burger commercial vs sad reality :/
Tyler Tong Sort of, but a lot of the places send either the item frozen to the artist or detailed pictures, or both. So it often looks like what you ordered
eddie duke not only in Japan.You can find it in any Japanese restaurant all over the world.I was in Singapore and i went to Liang Court,its full of Japanese restaurants,shops,bakeries and a japanese grocery store.We went to a japanese restaurant there and they actually have rows of fake food display.And whatever we ordered and served on the table,its the same like the fake ones. That only works if you went to a restaurants that not only serve authentic japanese food,but all the staffs and cooks actually came from Japan.
As a food photographer, I find this intriguing. It's so much more convenient, and the food doesn't spill, melt or go bad under the harsh studio lights. It would actually be really practical to use them instead of the real deal.
People who don't know the meme won't get this, making it not funny, spongebob's episode where he ripped his pants is an example of this. Search up "How Spongebob Predicted Meme Culture"
Sending this to my family on FB so they’ll stop sharing those videos of the fake food being made with captions like “THIS IS YOUR RICE! THE GOVERNMENT LIES!”
Oh wow! When the guy was handling the fake burger it like brought back a memory from so long ago. I remember being in preschool and playing with plastic food toys! I distinctly remember trying to gather up every single piece one day and there was a lot of missing pieces. I actually started making my own fake food out of clay when I was in 2nd/3rd grade, and to this day I still find enjoyment in making miniature food out of clay. This is so awesome, I wish I could get a job like that here in the US
I think that’s why I love Japanese plastic display foods. It is a specialty craft, but it’s like, the professional version of toy play food from childhood. :D
I feel as though this works very well in japan as well because the food will look like what they are advertising. You couldn't do this in the U.S. because so much food advertising is fake and unrealistic
$90,000,000 a year for a business industry. Let's say you have over 200 companies in Japan that do this. That's less than 500,000$ each company takes home each year, not accounting for their expenses this is really nothing.
I grew up in Tokyo, and when we moved to Hawaii, I missed seeing those overly intricate displays. Just love seeing a neat display shelf and the novelty of seeing plastic food that honestly looks good enough to eat. Like play food toys, but leveled up.
I always found these fascinating. It's so great that we can learn about it in English via youtube. In all honesty, I think restaurants have moved on to electronic displays. I was at a Kyoto restaurant where everything was ordered by tablet on the table. It's more convenient than having to go outside and point.
Anuj Nagpal Even in normal daily life, Japan has really complex recycling system and Japanese are aware to not throw their own garbage in the public due to the culture.
i just wanted to say that i watched a 30 minute long episode on just this topic from the japanology channel and im still not quite sure what to do with this information other than weird flexing that i've 25 minutes on all of ya'll
I WAS HUNGRY ANYWAYS SO WHY AM I WATCHING THIS I JUST GOT COMFY ON THE COUCH AND I DONT WANT TO STANFD UP damn you Japan with your delicious looking plastic ;-;
I am thinking about a new type of restaurants : eating-spots, in eating-spots, food keeps changing, chefs also rotate. this is opposed to current restaurants, thanks to this rotation of food and chefs, eating-spots are way more powerful than restaurants. along with that, there is an app, people vote for the food that will be cooked in the next days, menu is influenced by the live input of the people via an app.
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What's great about this 'fake food' is that when you order the meal, it looks exactly like the display. Not like Mcdonalds burger commercial vs sad reality :/
Well if you're in Japan then that's right, they will actually give you as much as what is displayed right there
@@eddieduke6168 correct Japan follows advertisment
Tyler Tong
Sort of, but a lot of the places send either the item frozen to the artist or detailed pictures, or both. So it often looks like what you ordered
I know right! I was shocked to see how precise the real food resembled the fake food!
eddie duke not only in Japan.You can find it in any Japanese restaurant all over the world.I was in Singapore and i went to Liang Court,its full of Japanese restaurants,shops,bakeries and a japanese grocery store.We went to a japanese restaurant there and they actually have rows of fake food display.And whatever we ordered and served on the table,its the same like the fake ones.
That only works if you went to a restaurants that not only serve authentic japanese food,but all the staffs and cooks actually came from Japan.
As a food photographer, I find this intriguing. It's so much more convenient, and the food doesn't spill, melt or go bad under the harsh studio lights. It would actually be really practical to use them instead of the real deal.
*_Gordon Ramsay has left the chat_*
100th like
How tf are you everywhere?? O-o
He could still try it
@Throngdorr Mighty stfu
Here's why the fake food industry got so big:
Lvl 1: *Real food*
Lvl 100: *Fake food*
*_That's how food works_*
🤔
You are killing the meme
Memes are overrated
*How To Kill Memes 101*
People who don't know the meme won't get this, making it not funny, spongebob's episode where he ripped his pants is an example of this.
Search up "How Spongebob Predicted Meme Culture"
I don't like the ring of a word "fake food".
It should be called plastic food replica instead. Fake food doesn't describe those appropriately.
rons4620 “plastic food replica”..? I don’t see why “Fake Food” sound off to you but, whatever you prefer to call it.
I failed to see it as a problem. It's your own little problem then.
@@emperorfaiz maybe your own little problem
Your own problem
Hahaha all of you, shut up 🤣🤣
**tastes**
Mmm just needs a little
more salt
Hyahyahyahya man so funny 😂
DO NOT SUB TO ME...PLOT TWIST ITS AN ICE-CREAM
xDD
No preservatives... Good.
Sending this to my family on FB so they’ll stop sharing those videos of the fake food being made with captions like “THIS IS YOUR RICE! THE GOVERNMENT LIES!”
Oh boy
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@Thee Apollo Not really, the world has adapted to it
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In syria
Lol
This will debunk the McDonald business
How is this even a industry? I see the point from advertising stand point but I’m not sure why it’s a industry 🤔
Easy to realize you have never been in Asian countries.
Davidgoodplayer your right I haven’t.
Did you watch the whole video before commenting
@@Davidgoodplayer I see them all the time in Toronto
Wow yours so white I can’t even lmao
This isn't just "fake food" Its literally art! These are artisans!
Oh wow! When the guy was handling the fake burger it like brought back a memory from so long ago. I remember being in preschool and playing with plastic food toys! I distinctly remember trying to gather up every single piece one day and there was a lot of missing pieces. I actually started making my own fake food out of clay when I was in 2nd/3rd grade, and to this day I still find enjoyment in making miniature food out of clay. This is so awesome, I wish I could get a job like that here in the US
I think that’s why I love Japanese plastic display foods.
It is a specialty craft, but it’s like, the professional version of toy play food from childhood. :D
I get hungry every time I look at these fake food..
I feel as though this works very well in japan as well because the food will look like what they are advertising. You couldn't do this in the U.S. because so much food advertising is fake and unrealistic
It's also for restaurants because then actually show you how the food will look if you get it in Japan.
potatobakaneko baka no shit
Yes, yes, we know, it’s in the video.
$90,000,000 a year for a business industry. Let's say you have over 200 companies in Japan that do this. That's less than 500,000$ each company takes home each year, not accounting for their expenses this is really nothing.
I grew up in Tokyo, and when we moved to Hawaii, I missed seeing those overly intricate displays.
Just love seeing a neat display shelf and the novelty of seeing plastic food that honestly looks good enough to eat.
Like play food toys, but leveled up.
I always found these fascinating. It's so great that we can learn about it in English via youtube. In all honesty, I think restaurants have moved on to electronic displays. I was at a Kyoto restaurant where everything was ordered by tablet on the table. It's more convenient than having to go outside and point.
Hope these plastics don't end up being dumped in sea and eaten by fishes :(
At the price they're sold at? Probably not.
Anuj Nagpal Even in normal daily life, Japan has really complex recycling system and Japanese are aware to not throw their own garbage in the public due to the culture.
not funny at all!
Anuj Nagpal the people will eat the plastic instead of the fishies
Japan have a complex sorting system, but most of their stuff are burned not recycled.
Ive always been interested in these cool fake food thingies, I feel like if I was rich I would have a large collection.
i just wanted to say that i watched a 30 minute long episode on just this topic from the japanology channel and im still not quite sure what to do with this information other than weird flexing that i've 25 minutes on all of ya'll
Seems like a fantastic application for 3D printing.
Obviously I don't want the traditional art form to go away though.
Good way of making a sample of cakes to out on exposition on the bakery, no ingredients thrown away. :)
It was great exploring the factory. Thanks for giving me the chance Business Insider. If you want to book factory tours, I have the link in my video.
Tho the real question is can we make it edible?
In Japanese restaurants, their meal sometimes looks like the fake food designs. That's the great part.
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It's amazing how they can do this
Let me guess, there's many Karens demanded to eat those fake plastic foods?
I just want to collect these. They look awesome.
3:45 cool car
Imagine how cautious they we’re when eating in they’re cafeteria LOL
Japan got American toys from last century and made tons of fish. Respect the hustle.
I'm having flashbacks of grade school when I'd run to the kitchen play sets just to play with the fake food.
You didn't have to use the rising sun flag.
This is the real life equivalent of anime food.
At first I thought by the title they meant “fake food” to be “processed food” lmao
Instead of buying fake food you could buy Real food and give it to people who are starving.
me : mom can we have food here
mom: we already have food at home
food at home: .
Japan is exceedingly cool!
4:47 Package is labelled iPhone 7+
SoTyp Me because it’s an iphone case. Lol
It's iphone 7plus back cover
This so creative
To be fair it takes them a long time to do it and it‘s very difficult, so i think the orices are very fair, i actually expected them to be higher!
That flag 2:58 ... bad thing man. Wrong one to use. Very offensive to all the countries attacked and enslaved by Japan.
I WAS HUNGRY ANYWAYS SO WHY AM I WATCHING THIS I JUST GOT COMFY ON THE COUCH AND I DONT WANT TO STANFD UP
damn you Japan with your delicious looking plastic ;-;
I want phonecases with this fake food. Does anybody have a link where i can get phone cases like this for samsung phones
Aware at this since 1998 from NHK's Japan Video Topics.
So cool!! Another "cool" check ✔ on Japan's cool checklist.
I am thinking about a new type of restaurants : eating-spots,
in eating-spots, food keeps changing, chefs also rotate.
this is opposed to current restaurants,
thanks to this rotation of food and chefs, eating-spots are way more powerful than restaurants.
along with that, there is an app,
people vote for the food that will be cooked in the next days,
menu is influenced by the live input of the people via an app.
then after they're done they eat the food for free
*_illusion 100_*
You mean 101
brady50429 no it’s a meme
And theres a competition for this right? Japan is amazing!
It’s kinda neat to look at but it looks very fake like toy play food something like that wouldn’t really get me in the mood to eat.
they are made of plastics. the industry is behind the trend in the environment meaning.
Gordon Ramsay - Why is this Beer so Chewy..
Sampuru was also the name of food and drink made by possibly the same company; not plastic.
the article you posted on Pixel 3 XL vs. OnePlus 6 is wrong by the way, pixel 3 XL camera beats the OnePlus 6 hands down no questions asked.
If a picture is a thousand words, a 3D model is a thousand pictures.
It’s not fake food I actually love the displays in Japan so you know what you’re getting everyone knows that it’s just the display
John Iii It’s still fake food for display purposes...
So you say I can't eat this?
*HOLD MY BEER*
And the best thing is that your order will really look like the sample. 😋
Where is it located?
"see how they make plastic good enough to eat!"
🐢📏🍽turtles🐢📏🍽 are typing...
Sample = sampuru
Kiss = kissu
Ice cream = iceu cureem
Lemonade = Ramune
Now read them in a kawaii voice 😂
Have you tried adding some MSG on them?
They’re called sampuru from the word sample
Uhhh it is the word sample… also they’re called Shokuhin Sample, which means Food Sample.
Shokuhin is "goods"
Background music/audio pinging hurt my ears----was unnecessary and was so distracting. Otherwise cool info.
4:07 got em
I was looking to buy fake food so I could put it in my background for my mukbangs. Lol.
They're basically the Gordon Ramsey in the fake culinary industry
China: I'll copy that
Years later:
Ultimate prank: throw the food in a dumpster and wait for a dumpster diver to try to devour it
Atleast you’ll actually get what you see and not like clickbait commercials
Some bad ass toy food for your mini kitchen right there
I just got a Gordon Ramsey commercial, And he didn’t swear? Bullshit
i can't get it out of my head .....SAMPURU
It's helpful to foreign travelers.
Great informative video but not so nice with using the rising sun flag for the background for parts of the video.
Exquisite work 💕🕊🙏❤🇬🇧🍪
why dont they just display photos of the food?
many do
PBC Plastic @ 330 degrees... Mmmm I can smell it now
At 2:00 is it 330°F or 330°C
Why don't they use 3D printers ?
not realistic enough
There will a new tv channel soon in america , where people will eat these kind of food as
This hurts.....
Ok I’m so tempted to just buy fake food
I don’t know why it’s so alluring but I just want to have it
$90 million fake dollars, that’s a lot of monopoly boards
Sampleru. From the word sample. Oh lawd this is funny
Who else's mouth is watering whilst watching this?
Whoa, this is awesome! They look hella real
താമസിയാതെ വിദേശത്ത് നിന്ന് രഹസ്യമായി കേരളത്തിലേക്ക് ഇറക്കുമതി പ്ലാസ്റ്റിക്ക് ഭക്ഷണം പിടിച്ചെടുത്തു എന്ന് പറഞ്ഞു ഈ വീഡിയോ നാട്ടിൽ വൈറലായി ഓടാൻ മതി.
There was a film with Steve Martin that also made this "popular" and or "funny".
Camera: Am I a side chick to you?
these textures and details are too much for 3d printer to handle
No clickbait in japan
Like a. . .Fake Plastic Food Parade!
Why do they make fake food that u wanna eat but u cannot eat?
I want a sampuru phone case!
It reminds me of the model president who is spreading faking facts via national tv networking in the prime time.🤔
Display 👍 Consume 👎
4:06
gottem
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