That is my kind of place. I could eat there every day. The price was very very reasonable for all that magnificent seafood. I love the sea urchin, the caviar of the sea. Those sea grapes looked great. Everything was special. I definitely will go there. Thank you for the great video. The old Tsukiji market is long gone.
Thank you so much for your videos! It will be very helpful when my family visits Japan in July. One piece of advice…let’s say something is 1800 yen which is approximately $12.97. Instead of saying it is “12 point 97 dollars”, it is more appropriate to say it costs around “12 dollars and 97 cents”. Thank you again for all your hard work!
We had a seafood grill like that in Fukuoka and very much enjoyed it. Often, we (but also Japanese people) didnt know what to do, or if a dish was already cooked enough, and a friendly waitress came to help us. Which was not a problem at all, even with us not speaking any japanese at all. It was a great dinner, and as always, we felt so welcome and taken good care of. I really very much appreciate how Japanese people treat foreigners in Japan. We probably often do many things wrong. And still, you are so kind to us.
Wow thank you for the great hear warming message!! Shop worker must be so proud of your message too! Japanese people tend to give brilliant experience to customers, we call it OMOTENASHI and customers sometimes got impressed so much for that support or services. The feeling is OMOTENASHI is Japanese honorable service I think. Anyway, I so glad you had wonderful experience in Fukuoka!!
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This is a traditional gratitude action in Japan. We pray with full of thanks and respect for the life and everything else to be part of ourselves for having as meals and when we pray, we normally put hands together that's why when we do Itadakimasu, we put hands together. Itadakimasu is really hard to translate into other languages but it means "Thank for meals".
This is very difficult question. This is really popular shop so around 7pm would be busy at any shops. around 530pm would be relatively vacant I guess. It depends on time I think.
@@d3n0tz_ Of course YES!! You can take your kids to Izakaya that's why my drink, green tea in the video shows "None-Alcohol" sign with a stick. This means people easily can see it!! You can visit with family friends, anybody is OK!! Enjoy IZAKAYA😁
@@classyfiftynine8208 My points are at 0:42 red numbers are excluding tax, black numbers are including tax. From 01:11 on the tablet, upper numbers are excluding tax and lower numbers are including tax.
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That is my kind of place. I could eat there every day. The price was very very reasonable for all that magnificent seafood. I love the sea urchin, the caviar of the sea. Those sea grapes looked great. Everything was special. I definitely will go there. Thank you for the great video. The old Tsukiji market is long gone.
Thank you for the comment!! I'm really glad that you love this shop!! Enjoy great food at Isomaru Suisan😁
Thank you Sir iNok for you guides! I'll be leaving for Japan in a two month time and your videos help me so much in planning.
Thank you so much for the comment!! I hope my videos help your travel!! Enjoy trip in Japan😁
We love this place so much ever since our first trip in 2018. We keep coming back!
We're waiting for you😁
I'm traveling to Japan with my family in a couple weeks. These videos are helping me sooo much with creating our itinerary.
That's great!! It's so much pleasure😆
Pls share your finding too!🎉
Thats the kind of video I love!!! More local food!!!! You are improoving the quality of your videos!
Thank you😁
Yu are right
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Love this recommendation. Will try when I am in Japan in nov
My pleasure!! I hope you love it😆
Thank you so much for your videos! It will be very helpful when my family visits Japan in July.
One piece of advice…let’s say something is 1800 yen which is approximately $12.97. Instead of saying it is “12 point 97 dollars”, it is more appropriate to say it costs around “12 dollars and 97 cents”.
Thank you again for all your hard work!
Thank you so much for your advise!! and I hope my videos will help your travel😁
Im a new follower. Glad I followed! Awesome content and very entertaining.
Thank you!! I'll keep it up!!
sushi is amazing, but this sushi is extremely amazing. have an amazing day, thankyou for providing this fantastic content!
Wonderful!! Thank you for the message!!😁
We had a seafood grill like that in Fukuoka and very much enjoyed it. Often, we (but also Japanese people) didnt know what to do, or if a dish was already cooked enough, and a friendly waitress came to help us. Which was not a problem at all, even with us not speaking any japanese at all. It was a great dinner, and as always, we felt so welcome and taken good care of. I really very much appreciate how Japanese people treat foreigners in Japan. We probably often do many things wrong. And still, you are so kind to us.
Wow thank you for the great hear warming message!! Shop worker must be so proud of your message too! Japanese people tend to give brilliant experience to customers, we call it OMOTENASHI and customers sometimes got impressed so much for that support or services. The feeling is OMOTENASHI is Japanese honorable service I think.
Anyway, I so glad you had wonderful experience in Fukuoka!!
I’m enjoying watchingvyour vlogs
Thanks!! I'll keep it up👍
Superdelicious video, I love it!
Thank you😁
Thank you. Will be in Tokyo next weekend and will try to go here for sure!
Great!! I hope you love it!! But I'm sure you love it!!
Nice one! Keep up the good work
Thanks!!
Everything looked amazing! And I love the tablet ordering system. I would probably eat way too much here. 😂
Great!! You can have anything you want!!!
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Good Seafood
Thanks!!😆
Question from my 9 year old kid- when you say itadakimasu do you have to put your hands together? Why do you put your hands together? Thanks Inok!
This is a traditional gratitude action in Japan. We pray with full of thanks and respect for the life and everything else to be part of ourselves for having as meals and when we pray, we normally put hands together that's why when we do Itadakimasu, we put hands together. Itadakimasu is really hard to translate into other languages but it means "Thank for meals".
@@foodinjapan2256 thank you! We practice saying itadakimasu when we watch your videos.
@@faycosta2905 Hahaha😁 Thanks🥰
Thanks for this. Normally the shops I saw always busy, which one do you think quieter?
This is very difficult question. This is really popular shop so around 7pm would be busy at any shops. around 530pm would be relatively vacant I guess. It depends on time I think.
@@foodinjapan2256 And just coincidence, our dinner time is usually 5:30pm. Thank you!
@@d3n0tz_ What a great timing!! BTW, it's better no to visit Shibuya, Ikebukuro and Shinjuku. I think those shops would be very busy at anytime.
@@foodinjapan2256 Thanks again iNok san. Do u think visiting izakaya like this is ok for family with kids?
@@d3n0tz_ Of course YES!! You can take your kids to Izakaya that's why my drink, green tea in the video shows "None-Alcohol" sign with a stick. This means people easily can see it!!
You can visit with family friends, anybody is OK!! Enjoy IZAKAYA😁
Pleaser explain the two prices at the BBQ restaurant.
Sorry I don't get it. What price do you want know??
@@foodinjapan2256
The signs posted for a dish showed two prices.
The difference wasn't much like 100 Yen more.
Maybe a larger portion ???
@@classyfiftynine8208I gotcha! bigger sign price is excluding tax, smaller sign price is including tax!!
@@foodinjapan2256
Ohhh I think I understand.
But I think it's opposite:
smaller price is NOT including tax
Larger price is INCLUDING tax.
@@classyfiftynine8208 My points are at 0:42 red numbers are excluding tax, black numbers are including tax. From 01:11 on the tablet, upper numbers are excluding tax and lower numbers are including tax.
Is isomaru Suisan all you can eat?
Unfortunately not😅
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