Japanese People Risk Their Lives to Finish Favorite Ramen
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- I guess it's really a meal to die for.
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gotta be the first time a restaurant's reputation improves after catching fire
the joke is so foul i can't help but give a like
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 - “This restaurant is lit AF”
I mean shit, if they're that down bad to finish their ramen, it must be good as fuck.
One of the first places im going for sure
@@jobanajoestar435foul 😂😂
This has gotta be one of the best free advertisements for a ramen shop in history
Ikr
Not exactly free when yknow
The shop burnt down
@@inoob26 ok that's fair
Watching too much slop made me read that as ramen slop while scrolling
I think it can be boiled down to "the fire wasn't life threatening at first, and they were all physically able to escape if needed. therefore they can sit back and finish the meal they paid for before escaping"
This would have been me.
They were lucky there wasn't a gas or other volatile explosion. Building fires are highly unpredictable. My buddy's dog died horrifically that way, and he could have died with her had the fire department not prevented him from going back in for her. The fire at the time did not appear that dangerous, mostly just a lot of smoke and certainly less severe looking than in this video.
I would have just taken the bowl with me, then I can return the bowl to the owner after.
Clearly, no one considered the possibility of dying from smoke inhalation.
@@stevenmtaylor21 People do that during earthquake in Japanese supermarkets
Take the goods, pay later. Most people are willing to be honest buyers. Not all, but enough that looting is not a major concern.
I guess nobody panicked so nobody cared.
The staff were like:" It's obviously on fire , they'll get out eventually"
The customers were like: " They aren't telling us to leave so it's under control right? I'll keep eating."
Meanwhile the fire gets bigger and smokes up the store
This was my thought too. Like a crowd mentality?
this is a good example of conformity in an urgent situation. This reaction is exemplified by the smoky room experiment, where an individual waits in a classroom alone and the room fills with smoke. The normal reaction for the individual is to pull the fire alarm or call for help. But if the individual is in a classroom filled with students and smoke pours in and none of the classmates react to it, then the individual will not seek help even if the smoke continues to pour in.
That's every military wife. "lol hubby out drone striking civlians, but MY kids need that payroll, or they'll be the one doing child labor for Nestle."
Now kids are saving money by not contributing to the 12% global waste that USA produces by eating off of Lunchables instead of actual meals and washable dishes.
Because that contribution comes from LIVING in USA.
@sboinkthelegday3892 what does this have to do with the conversation?
"I paid for the full bowl and I am finishing the full bowl!"
And I probably have less than an hour to eat
And given the hours they have to work they probably care less
“I waited an hour for the damn ramen, the heck to hell if I don’t finish it.”
That why some of our restaurant we eat 1st pay later, but why dont run with the food, really say they already depress enought that their glimpse of hope in this world is ramen.
@@Blast4slayer Nah they are depressed because the weak yen caused the over limited tourism and the rude loud tourists from developed countries vandalized their country with stupid antics for cheap clout.
I would have grabbed my bowl & chopsticks and walked outside to eat it while I watched the place burn
That's impolite.
I was thinking the same thing!!!
Absolute cinema
I’d leave a tip but it’s Japan
@@RedTriangle53 exactly, manners first, safety second
So this is what they meant when they said the food in Japan is fire.
Literally 🤣
It's definitely LIT! lol
Ramen must be lit 🔥🔥🔥
Literally
"If i die today it better when i eat this great ramen" one of the customer probably
Hmm i guess so
I want you
Those chads got their priorities straight
Ramen so good it's to die for
"The smokiness and Carbon Monoxide just adds to the flavor." - One customer probably.
Its that new umami
carbon monoxide? doesnt that mean those who inhale it will die?
Adds to that umami flavour.
@@lacrossev You beat me to it! lol I saw your comment after I made mine. XD
This just reminds me of how some people who live in tornado alley would hear the sirens go off, walk outside to look around, see a tornado at a distance, record until they notice that the tornado isn’t moving and the last thing you hear before they put away their phone is “Oh shi-“.
As someone who's hometown is in tornado alley, we are actually taught to go outside to look around so we know what is going on! "Eyes on the sky" is the motto I learned all my life, meaning you need to watch what's happening otherwise you won't know what the danger level really is. Most tornadoes need people to report them to local authorities for the weather service to put out warnings for others to take cover, so it's really important to actually see them with your own eyes. However, recording it while debris fly around in front of you is.....not ideal lol
What about the people who take wedding photos as it touches down?
Naa its the other way around, you start recording because the cameraman never dies.
Your “Japanese people…” titles give me “Florida Man…” headline vibes 😂
Those chads got their priorities straight
It's true that Joey seems to like using provocative titles to boost his video views. It's the same tactic as going to a McDonald's in the U.S. and making generalizations like "Americans are...".
@@gotakazawa408I mean the title is true though... There were several Japanese people that stayed during the fire to eat.
@@p0xygen Well, it's just a small ramen shop. It's normal for small flames to flare up while cooking, and sometimes a single towel is enough to put them out. If the walls catch fire, anyone with common sense would evacuate within two seconds.
The more I hear about Kabukicho, the more I think its fictional counterpart in the Like A Dragon series might be a toned down version of the real thing.
it is based on real life after all, yeah that's right Yakuza is real
Believe me, I always have the same, immediate thought. 😅
There's a reason Gintama takes place there!🤣👏
*the man who’s eating ramen while running out with it*
“Hey you, you’re in Japan. That’s rude. Sit down and eat it”
“But the building is…”
“Sit down!”
"my favorite ramen shop is on fire this may be the last time i get to eat their ramen" them probably
"Ramen and free ticket to the afterlife? Nice!" -One overworked salaryman maybe
I sense a new isekai intro
I hope they accepted Jesus.
@@The_NPC20rather Izanami (the death goddess in shinto)since christianity is a minor religion in Japan
dude, do you still believe that?
Japan's working hours are less than America's.
@@Hail-vq9mk hmm, really depends if you are mentioning a private or public firm. If you are referring to the U.S., then public firm hours are about the same as Japan's at +-40hrs work weeks, but if you are private then it is anywhere between 20-34+ hours a week.
I'm reminded of this one Power Rangers episode where Bulk and Skull were eating ice cream, and the building is litterally collapsing around them. Skull tries to pull Bulk away, and Bulk goes: "I'm not finished yet."
Then, a piece of the ceiling falls on his bowl, and he goes. "NOW, I'm finished."
Smoke and fire are fairly common for restaurants. Wouldn't be surprised if everyone thought it was normal until it got severe enough.
Exactly. It's common to stir-fry vegetables over high heat, so small flames or smoke are usual occurrences. Of course, if the flames reached the ceiling and continued burning, everyone would evacuate. In fact, when the staff determined they couldn't extinguish the fire on their own, they guided the customers to safety. In the fact no one was injured in this incident.
Plot twist: Some guy didn’t want to be the first to leave and somehow it turned into a competition
new slogan, "ramen that tastes like your last meal"
This ramen is absolute fire
That ramen must be to die for literally
“This is fine” (Ramen edition)
Hell yeah
There's lagit a platce in San Diego called RakiRaki Ramen that serves a bowl called Setagaya 27. I would enter a burning building to rescue a bowl for if I needed too. Best Ramen I've ever had.
You cannot ask for a better advertisement than this
That really would be the coolest fuckin album cover.
I think this is a common joke in Western countries, but it would likely be unacceptable to many non-English-speaking cultures. It's contradictory that Westerners, who are very sensitive to issues like discrimination, would make such a joke. What could be the reason for this?
Ramen so good it makes you Wish You Were Here.
Ramen so good it makes you Rage Against the Machine.
Flamin Ramen
If they dont run an ad based off this to something along the lines of "so good even a fire wont stop you" itll be a missed opportunity
Tbh, you can see in the news clip that the street level exit is just like 2 steps away from the diners. That's probably why they didn't panic. Though I would have picked up my bowl and gone outside to finish it.
This ppl are like: I PAID FOR THIS, I AM FINISHING THIS ahaahaha
A strawberry shortcake baked by my mother.
Literally Connor eating Chick-Fil-A nuggets during an earthquake.
Japanese customers literally said "its rude to not finish the meal and I cant take it to go....so"
"I paid for the ramen so I am going to finish the ramen!"
A salaryman’s gotta do what a salaryman’s gotta do.
Last meal? A5 Wagyu ribeye steak or just a prime grilled ribeye. No sauces necessary, just a good rub & seasoning. Juicy rare.
Or a good beef tenderloin (aka filet mignon) with Béarnaise sauce. Either with a loaded baked potato rubbed with oil & salt.
Alternatively, a steak au poivre (pepper steak) is good; a filet mignon coated with coarsely cracked peppercorns, seared in a hot skillet with a small amount of butter and oil to form a crust while leaving the interior rare. Important that he steak is left to rest for several minutes before serving with a pan peppercorn sauce consisting of reduced cognac, heavy cream, and the fond from the bottom of the pan, often including other ingredients such as butter, shallots, and/or Dijon mustard. Pair with a good Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon like Duckhorn Vineyards or Camus. Start with a Roquefort or blue cheese salad and end with a cheesecake. Yum!
I would have just taken my bowl outside and watched the fire while eating.
To answer your question in the beginning Joey, my final meal would either consist of Chinese takeout with LOTS of rum and coke or hot wings with ranch and LOTS of rum and coke and the rum has to be at least 90 proof and the coke to be vanilla flavored.
Cultured. I, too, would happily die with some variation of rum & coke in my heads.
oh my god finally someone who likes vanilla coke
I'm dyinggggg! I'm crying from laughing so hard from this news story! LMAOOOOO! xD
I heard ramen are meant to be consumed within 5 minutes. These 15 people are probably the speedrunner class.
Not to mention it looked busy
they cooked so hard the building caught on fire
Good food is worth dying for.
One of the most core instincts of a human being
Now that's what I call dedicated! Also the newscaster sounds really calm for a life threatening event happening.
The Boshido code is hard programmed in their minds like “If I am going down, I rather die than waste a single bowl of ramen in this shop, This was my favourite childhood ramen shop you know”
The RL "This is fine" meme XD !!!
Those chads got their priorities straight
Takes "that's fire" to a new level
npcs when you fail to program a fire evacuation program
Based asf. Also good marketing for company now where this shows it must be good 😂 i would have picked up my bowl and took outside
Finally, one of these rare commentary videos he doesn't strech over 10+ minutes
Deep Smokey Flavors, Savory Broth, Fellow Connoisseurs. Jiro Ramen.
I think the staff was challenging themselves yeah weird THE HOUSE IS ON RAMEN FIRE !!!
There was a UK's WW2 poster "Keep Calm and Carry On", well this modern Japanese definitely lives it.
"Keep calm and Eat Your 🍜."
Sounds like a name for an Indie Rock album, or song. 👍
The room was hot, but the ramen was fire
I would simply take the bowl with me
Back when I was about 4 or 5, we had a tornado-a rare event to actually happen in my city, usually happens in other nearby ares- sirens, high wind, mass hysteria, me and my cousins and other adults shelter in the basement. My gran? In the kitchen, doing dishes by the window. Yeah. That happened. She seemed pretty calm about it. Dont remember to much from that time, but that sure stuck. That tornado didint hit our farm thankfully.
Ramen so good, it's to die for! 😂
I actually tried to think of what my last meal would be and I'm not sure. I don't think I'm wordly enough to say anything big brained so I'll go with one of my favorite things. My mom's barbecued baby back ribs, actually grilled outside and not in the oven (charcoal grilled, get outta here with that propane and propane accessories 😂).
She made some last year for one of the many holidays we Americans use as an excuse to grill and they were immaculate. I mean, not my hands or face, but damn. To use a phrase in the black community, my mom put her foot in it, lol.
I can't grill to save my life and have tried ordering from other BBQ places to maybe find a place that was as good as hers, but I've yet to find it. Not saying no one can compete, I just don't know of a restaurant that I've liked as much as hers. I never want to trouble my mom, though, so even when she asked what I wanted to eat for my birthday last month, I just said a key lime pie instead of bringing up the ribs. That key lime pie was also immaculate 😅.
I only got 10 minutes left till i have to go back to work for the next 6 days. I don't care if the building is on fire, I am going back on a full stomach.
Those fumes are no joke though people die from inhaling too much fumes from building fires, hope they all don't suffer serious health consequences.
😮babe wake up joey just posted
Well dang, next time I'm visiting Shinjuku I know where I'm going for some quality ramen 🤔
🙂↕️🛐My Final Meal gotta be a Multi Chocolate crepe and a Hot Choco this thing will make me in my own world I would probably get chocked by that smoke while my brain hormones are partying with that choco🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐
"If i die in this building I don't have to go back to work."
If people wanna make this their last meal then it is their lack logic. You could live another day and enjoy more meals. The best food you will ever eat is something you haven't yet tried.
I dont understand. When ive had fire drills during school lunch, I just took my tray outside with me.
Cant they pick up a bowl and walk like 10feet out the door?
I may be first
I mean in a sense, there was a chance that the ramen just became limited edition
Bro,I just realized the background
Was this Ramen chain even good?
I know they're stupid, but they were chads. They had balls of steel to finish that bowl of ramen.
The best last Meal would be Poutine! As a Canadian the same thing would happen for Poutine
My compliments to the chef. If people will literally die for your food, youre a good cook.
Lack of fire safety training.
holy fuck please make it as substory in yakuza. it will be so fucking funny.
I used to work food service for military and twice the building caught fire and half the soldiers REFUSED to leave, it took the fire response and MPs to remove them. I've seen guys eat while literally under fire so I guess this was not too alarming.
For those who wonder why here is the explanation : For those die hard Jiro ramen fan it’s a sin for not finish the ramen so a lot of die hard fan will literally die then rather not finish the ramen.
Love the video Joey keep up the awesome work and videos
Joey the goat 🐐
When the bystander effect kicks in but youre both victim and bystander
Ramen would 100% be my choice aswell... js
the ramen so good they risked their life to eat it
EASY Last meal choice.
Joe Shang Hais Dumpling house in Mid town NYC.
Second floor seat near the windows to the street.
3 Orders of pork soup dumplings, an order of chicken n mushrooms, and 2 sapporo.
if you finish all this alone the owner will come out shake your hand and offer you a third beer.
I do this like once a year, next time im putting my picture on the wall
They were probably worried they wouldn't get a refund.
This situation is a good example of conformity in an urgent situation. This reaction is exemplified by the smoky room experiment, where an individual waits in a classroom alone and the room fills with smoke. The normal reaction for the individual is to pull the fire alarm or call for help. But if the individual is in a classroom filled with students and smoke pours in and none of the classmates react to it, then the individual will not seek help even if the smoke continues to pour in.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒🚒🔥🔥🔥"This is fine"🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒🚒🚒🔥🔥🔥🔥
Food is food. If I die with a full stomach; I will be happy
Fire: damn I didn't know you were chill like that
isn't it considered rude to not finish your food there? They probably were waiting to be told to leave
My last meal would probably be a whole oven pan of homemade 5 layers lasagna. Twice I had about half a pan and ended up puking afterwards because I kept wanting "a little bit more"...
They probably thought if none of the staff seemed panicked, then everything is probably fine… either that or the salarymen are just dead inside and really didn’t care. lol
tell me you dont have anything to live for without telling me
I hope to enjoy ramen or curry udon that fire if I ever visit Japan
Hell yeah I’m mainly looking for tsukemin
@@matthew_natividad bruh I need to find more tsukemin and curry places
I mean, just take it outside with you?
its called respecting and not wasting food but strange that they didnt pick up their bowl and take it outside to eat
it might comes down to being a good bowl of ramen requires it be hot enough that hands couldn’t hold it. Which also explains why they make those sound when taking them: to cool down the batch of noodle you selected with your chopsticks, leaving the hot soup for a second and extended and exposed to air, just enough for your mouth to take it.
二郎マニア（jirorian）は頭がおかしいよ
豚でも逃げ出しそうなのに、火事が起きても家畜みたいなラーメンを啜ってる
食べた人は狂ったように通い始めるので怖くて行けません
千と千尋の両親みたいだ
KFC and big ass can of coke.
I mean here's the thing if you've only ever had Instant Maruchan ramen then you don't know how good the real thing is. No not good enough to stay in a fire tho that's dumb/lazy (maybe just super tired lmao work in Japan is insane) I mean I would just take the bowl outside with me and finish it on the street... I somehow doubt the owner would be like "NO LEAVE THAT FOOD YOU PAID FOR AND LEAVE MY BOWL TO BURN" like lmao aren't you helping the owner if anything by taking the bowl out with you in this situation??
Ramen Jiro has a new promotion image.
And I thought my depression is driving me nuts...
Also my last meal maybe just fried cauliflower.. or rather just cauliflower if I'm gonna get fried along with it anyway
why not take the bowl and get out?
If the shop gets on fire and I didn't finished my food yet... I would take my food and eat it outside! X"D
It would take like 1 Minute no big deal. You can keep living And eat you meal! Win/Win!
Only negative would be no chairs but that is a comprimise I can live with
I can kinda understand where they’re coming from. They might be in a state of “well after this, I just gotta go back to my miserable job/life situation so if I’m gonna die, might as well while doing (or in this case, eating) what I love”.
I dunno about the staff’s reaction though, that was weird.
LMAO no way. When you asked “what would you want your last meal to be?” At the start I deadass thought Ramen Jiro (the chain in the vid). I’m going down with these salarymen