Maman de Jeff, j'ai rencontré votre fils en Avril et cela a été une de mes meilleurs rencontres pendant mon voyage au Japon, votre fils est d'une gentilesse incroyable tout en étant aussi super intéressant! bisous Jeff de Belgique (bravo pour votre fils)
Bruuuuuu, this dude making tortillas like a native Mexican-using the press correctly, placing them on the griddle, waiting for them to puff up, and like a true Mexican, flipping the tortilla without burning himself-that’s something to respect, and I say that as a Mexican. I hope to travel to Japan and stop by to visit you. I loved everything I saw in the video. Greetings from Mexico!
Jeff if you see this comment, im proud of you.. you took a chance at cooking on your own and enjoying it. One thing i appreciate Bkut you snd your friends, at the end of a hard working night, you say thank you to everyone who does what you do.. I wish you all the best and good luck. I was a chef for over 20yrs and got burnt out. Now I cook for fam.. 💯 RESPECT
Oh my working hard young man from France training to b a japanese yatai in fukuoka he really put a lots of hard work chasing her dreams I can see by looking at the foods yummy n starving at the same time I wish he will succeed hope the best for him thanks for the yummy videos.🙀😻💖💖💖👍🧋🍵🍤🍗🍖🥓🥩🥗🎉
woow un chico viajando a otro pais para trabajar en lo que le gusta me parece increíble! por favor sigue trabajando arduamente! saludos desde argentina ! :)
Language is an interesting thing because "bajón" in Spain means to be sad, depressed or relapse into an illness. It has a negative connotation (it's also the name of an old wind instrument but it's not common knowledge). I had no idea that word could have a total different meaning in other countries.
Here's a tip with the taco press, cut a ziploc bag in half and use that instead of cling film. It's much easier to peel the taco off. You don't have to cut it into 2 pieces either, you can have one big folding piece.
Merci pour cette belle vidéo sur mon fils Jeff! Mon chat tes crêpes me donnent trop faim 😋 ! Je t’aime Maman ❤️❤️❤️
Maman de Jeff, j'ai rencontré votre fils en Avril et cela a été une de mes meilleurs rencontres pendant mon voyage au Japon, votre fils est d'une gentilesse incroyable tout en étant aussi super intéressant! bisous Jeff de Belgique (bravo pour votre fils)
You raised Jeff perfectly 👌 ❤
Belle video bon courage a vous
Bruno
日本語上手でイケメン。福岡弁だ。😊九州男児のフランス人。
Jeff is such a sweet guy. I wish him all the best! 頑張ってくださいね！
There’s hardly any waste of time and space in what they do. So very efficient, practical and economical!
Bruuuuuu, this dude making tortillas like a native Mexican-using the press correctly, placing them on the griddle, waiting for them to puff up, and like a true Mexican, flipping the tortilla without burning himself-that’s something to respect, and I say that as a Mexican. I hope to travel to Japan and stop by to visit you. I loved everything I saw in the video. Greetings from Mexico!
手つきが素晴らしいし美味しそう👍
福岡にはフランス人少ないです、
ジェフ君応援しています！
Jeff if you see this comment, im proud of you.. you took a chance at cooking on your own and enjoying it. One thing i appreciate Bkut you snd your friends, at the end of a hard working night, you say thank you to everyone who does what you do.. I wish you all the best and good luck. I was a chef for over 20yrs and got burnt out. Now I cook for fam.. 💯 RESPECT
He seems very happy, which is all anyone can ask for in life. I hope he succeeds and continues to be happy. Bonne chance Jeff!
Oh my working hard young man from France training to b a japanese yatai in fukuoka he really put a lots of hard work chasing her dreams I can see by looking at the foods yummy n starving at the same time I wish he will succeed hope the best for him thanks for the yummy videos.🙀😻💖💖💖👍🧋🍵🍤🍗🍖🥓🥩🥗🎉
えらいなぁ〜
福岡の文化を支えてくれてありがとう😊
Please continue to feature Japanese local food! Love and support from Philippines ❤🇵🇭
色々な屋台を回り、勉強🧐をされているジェフさん✨日本人より、九州男児もビックリ‼︎の日本人ですね🧐👏イケメン😎だし、きっといつか自分で屋台を持った時には沢山のお客さんが来るでしょう😌✨
Jeff is cute; thus an attraction to the yatai in himself.
Very NIce! Happy Japanese food. Thank you for the channel.
🤍❤🤍たくさんの外国人が日本について異口同音に絶賛することは、安全のよさ、食事の美味しさ、きれいさなどである。
若者に敬意を表します。そしてオーストリアのフォアアールベルクより最高のご挨拶を申し上げます。😉
Merci pour l'accueil Jeff !
Apero au top !
Olá que ótimo trabalho com amor,profissionalismo, e obrigada pela legenda em português gratidão 👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🥰😍
"Bajón", a instance for eating at night after party. It's really famous in Chile that word, when we go for dinner drunked. I love that
i've been watching a couple yatai videos.
yatai industry is hardwork!
woow un chico viajando a otro pais para trabajar en lo que le gusta me parece increíble! por favor sigue trabajando arduamente! saludos desde argentina ! :)
Language is an interesting thing because "bajón" in Spain means to be sad, depressed or relapse into an illness. It has a negative connotation (it's also the name of an old wind instrument but it's not common knowledge). I had no idea that word could have a total different meaning in other countries.
Here's a tip with the taco press, cut a ziploc bag in half and use that instead of cling film. It's much easier to peel the taco off. You don't have to cut it into 2 pieces either, you can have one big folding piece.
ça ma l'air bien bon tout ça bravo a toi déja pour ton japonais tu en a d ela chance mon nreve allez au japon
Very good 🎉🎉🎉
Eyyyy! Jeff is back!
El Jabon. According to subtitle, it means I’m hungry. Spanish is Tengo Hambre. The way it sounds though translates to “The Soap”
El nombre es el bajón y si se refiere a tener hambre, al menos en mexico es la forma en la que se utiliza esa expresión.
Dude was born in the wrong country.
I'm glad he's found his home and purpose in life.
Wasn’t this Yatai in another address?? I feel I watched another video of this Yatai but at a different street
この2人普通に手際が良いから
コンサート系の単発バイトにスカウトしたいな☺️
😊
🔥🔥
Anyone know what's in the liquid that he keeps the Chopsticks in?
water
Trabalhar bebendo, não dá certo 😮
Not for everyone, but seems he pulls it off decently!
😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻
咁樣晚晚飲，不知節制，我就是飲出肝癌，希望就年青收飲，唔係到身體出事就邊，重講咩嘢理想啊！