I'm Japanese and telling you this place is cool and the tastes are so good. The price isn't that super high so if any of you going to Japan one day you should try here.
I want to go too, but the problem is that I have no idea how to speak Japanese, and how I can travel, I am so fond of traveling and how much people will be fond of going out. Going to Japan, Korea, but I can't go through the language, like me
@@Darthcater450 why is everyone always jumps to conclusion of someone being offended? are you projecting or something? yeah we can try but who said they didnt?
HLTY Gio introvert: a person that does not enjoy social things and would rather stay alone. Doesn’t necessarily mean they are anti social. Extrovert: the opposite, a person that enjoys social events and would rather to go out and not stay alone. Ambivert: a mix of both
Yeah, everyone here is like: "I don't go alone into a restaurant, I will look stupid and lonely." And in Japan? Perfectly normal. I love those single seats. It's clear what the restaurant tries to say. You are welcome, even if you come alone.
There's something about japan that's seriously calming. The lack of traffic noise, the clean and neat buildings, the people speaking softly, and the convenience to get anything. It's like the whole nation was built with asmr in mind
Its called Feng Shui. Asians used to organize everything the way, that the qi can flow optimally and everything is harmonious. Thats why we get that natural feeling of calmness and peace when we watch these videos.
Wait, as a server this place is amazing too, no need to interact with customer's, you don't have to deal with taking order's yourself and you barely have to move to get the order's out to Table's! Jesus forget eating here(I would) i'd work here too. Like this removes so many of the things about working in Food Service that sucks.
No just good in general, think about it, usually having to run around table to table around a huge restaurant, dealing with all these different kinds of people. Just being able to cook in that same spot then just give it to someone then go work on something else will let you get WAY MORE DONE! Even though I can be introverted or extroverted I’d definitely work here!!
This. So much this. I don't mind walking and serving all day. What bothers me most is human interactions and all the Karen's. This removes almost all of it!
Watching this in December: "Individual booths so I don't have to sit next to someone. Cool!" Watching this now: "This could be our lives if we don't get a handle on things. Cool!"
@@generaljaz2446 He literally spread lies about it being false news, mocked people who wore masks/took it seriously, and openly bragged about not following regulations himself. His supporters are idiots who listen to everything he said, and he largely contributed to the spread of covid
When they clarified that it was cold water, I laughed at myself because I had subconsciously expected it to be hot water. I don’t know why, maybe because it’s a ramen place.
it was a nice movie though i wonder why there's loads of people just eating and shoving a variety of very good food through their mouths without enjoying the hard work the cook has gone through to make it
he holds his writing utensils almost exactly the same way i do and it makes me happy because all my life i've had people commenting on it and i've never found anybody else whoo does it even remotely like i do
You kinda don't gotta socialize with waiters and waitresses either.. 😅 It honestly depends where you go though. I know some restaurants force staff to socialize, insult, etc.
As an introvert, this video made me feel very comfortable. I would gladly eat in this restaurant, the place seems warm and comfy and the food looks delicious. I wish that kind of restaurant existed here in Europe.
American here, even if you’re not introverted this kind of “booth-for-one” system seems really nice. Sitting down at a restaurant alone over here in the US always feels weird with how everything’s set up to seat parties of people. Even if I’m enjoying some me time out of the house it kinda leaves me feeling lonely. Seating like this just completely removes that feeling.
Me too. Somehow people always went to restaurant with their friends while I felt kind of being judged for being alone since I usually eat on my way home after working.
@1999Beats I do not agree with you. The more likely reason is that it is uncommon in American culture to go out in public just to eat alone at a cubicle. In the US, restaurants are built open and sociable. If you want to eat alone, you stay home.
@1999Beats I've been to some fast food restaurants in America that has already replaced cashiers with computers that take orders for customers. It's definitely much cheaper and better for the bottom line, especially in cities with high minimum wages, to replace a worker with automation. These machines probably don't cost more than a few thousand, way less than what you would pay a minimum wager worker in a year. However, many people would prefer to have the human interaction. Japan is just not a society that favors that.
You are probably the first person I've watched doing one of these that actually tells us what the eff chashu IS without just assuming everyone watching knows..Thank you for this, dearly. Coming from America, a lot of times pork ramen (at least where I live in the US) doesn't necessarily always have pork coming with it (occasionally beef or chicken, or sometimes they let you choose which). So, while it might seem obvious it should be pork with the pork ramen, it isn't necessarily what everyone will automatically know because of things like that. It's also nice to get a step-by-step for if you ever get to visit the place on what to expect PRIOR to the meal and what it's like rather than just "Here's the food, it was good, it tasted like this". :D
Aging population means fewer and fewer young workers are available to serve the growing population of old people who need service. Coupled with Japanese engineering and innovation means the most vending machines in the world.
For those who have yet to try it, Ichiran Ramen is simply devine! The soup is out of this world and the chaashuu is so tender😋. A must try if you ever make it to Japan. And please don't waste the soup! It's the only item you cannot add on.
I thought the curtain was actually pretty cool. With that you kinda feel like it's more private and you are just left alone with your food, without seeing other people eat or the staff constantly running past your booth.
@@swocks4085 same camera angle, looks like very good food and is very bright, and a lot of sounds of customers in the background, also the camera has a thing called o.i.s (optical image stabilization) which basically means the lens it self can move around abit inside the camera and has small magnets at each side going to the exact opposite direction, then when the camera moves up or down, the lens goes down a bit making it a ton smoother, like a video game camera! Like their isn't any wobble, he's by himself in a small room (no need to make NPC's) the camera is very smooth, and the food is very bright, but looks good
as someone who has very bad anxiety about eating in public or around others, i can safely say, japan covers those types of needs for people like me and i appreciate that a lot :)
Notable Japanese cities are very high density - their "high anxiety zones" go back a few generations, enough for the neighborhoods have had a chance to adapt to it, commercially as well as socially.
@@majin2967 its nice yes, no doubt about that.. but just sometimes people needs time where they can be alone.. People have to realize some people enjoy this kind of service not just for the food alone but also the time spend on it. This place.. this experience.. you are in a place where nobody can judge, no one care, no one's looking, and you don't have to feel scared for society around you.. just you, the meal in front of you, and full on bliss sensation of service.. if that's not a great way to relive stress than shouldn't people there just came to a regular ramen restaurant, with their friends and family? Why the need to go or even be there when the difference is only the experience?
Darn if only America had restaurants like this: -No direct confrontation -No possibly embarrassing yourself when verbally inputting your order -No possibility of waiters/waitresses judging you behind closed doors -No fear of someone staring at you if you're slightly messy w/ your meal by accident Just smooth in and out order, and no worry!
I've been here before last year in Japan with my Family, I order Rice and Beef and they gave me free Ramen, I didnt order it so i tried to give it back but I didn't know how to speak Japanese so I just ate it. Delicious
Hehe, I understand the anxiety. Same when I watched him peeling off the wrapper of his chopsticks. Instead of ripping it open on the top and slide out the sticks, he ripped it open from the middle and had to pull off a halve before he could slide out the sticks. It's those small things, but man... The blood pressure is real!
It's interesting how they still do all the formalities for serving despite the fact they wouldn't need to with the privacy set up they have at this place. Guess you can't change tradition?
Despite being a Japanese, I’ve ever only liked matcha (green tea powder) in well unsurprisingly tea, what I mean is I don’t like any of the matcha desserts, there too sweet and have no matcha flavor
"it is very appealing for those who are looking to dine alone and have some private time by themselves" This seems to be every single human being in Japan
Correction: Many ramen shops, and local restaurants in Japan use “vending machines” as a simpler way to give the cooks what you want by giving them the ticket, and already paying in advance for good food. Not really “vending machines” but little ticket ballot printer things. Edit: ***This video was only posted a week ago but it’s already got half a million views. It would suck to mislead people into thinking a vending machine dispenses ramen (some places do). *hopefully you can like my comment to bump it up* to clarify the whole “vending machine” in the title. Also Ramen Ichiran is a very famous ramen joint located all over Japan. The first store originated in Fukuoka. You can find more various vlogs or whatever that go more in-depth.
*Fun Fact* : I broke one of these machines after wanting to undo something while printing my ticket. They had to bring a guy out to ask me what happened...🥴 I was still learning Japanese so it was a confusing mess to explain what happened and get my coins back lmao ...the whole point of Ichiran is to not talk to people. Don’t be like me. 🥴
I have in 2018 eaten there, i will never forget that.And i cry for more, i hope 2022 Will life and travelling go back to Normal. I miss japan..........its heartbreaking for me. Greetings from Germany.
Is that Ichirran? If yes, then that is sooooo gooooood! I love the ambience and the quality of the food is GOOD. My fav ramen restaurant in Japan!! You just reminded me to go back to Japan lol
@@coolperson4582 ....did you see those prices? Yes, call me a sweatshop worker, at $8.98 a bowl of noodles with small strips of pork, and $1.19 for ONE boiled egg.....yes....please.
Good grief this looks amazing. So much food for that amount of money too, and the added bonus of not having the awkward exchanges with your waiter? Even better.
Went to the Ichiran in Osaka, right around the corner from Dotonbori. It was the pork free one and I don’t know how you did extra rich broth. Hard to drink just regular broth but it was delicious.. I can’t wait until my next trip back!
Hey i know this is random after 11 months but do you know if Ichiran sells different flavors other than pork broth in their restaurants too or do they just sell pork broth ?
I’m loving the curtains so you don’t have to see other people plus the wait staff. That ramen looks tasty!
an introvert's dream
xiuwiu Indeed
Trust me, the ramen is DELICIOUS.
Tips: order rich broth and 2x spicy if u can handle spicy. Average broth just tastes average.
i wish we had that out here
fun fact i go to japan just for this ichiran ramen not even joking
this is the dream restaurant for introverts like me lol
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Ash Zachariah facts
become an extrovert then
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Well you can do this in other places too haha, it just gives you more privacy if anything, I'd feel lonely sitting in my booth all alone
@@aiish223 Who?
I'm Japanese and telling you this place is cool and the tastes are so good. The price isn't that super high so if any of you going to Japan one day you should try here.
I want to go too, but the problem is that I have no idea how to speak Japanese, and how I can travel, I am so fond of traveling and how much people will be fond of going out. Going to Japan, Korea, but I can't go through the language, like me
@@mahii6899 learn languages I am also learning japanese
@@Darthcater450 you say as if its so easy and equally difficult for everyone
@@fool4343 oh sorry if comment offends you but we can actually try.
@@Darthcater450 why is everyone always jumps to conclusion of someone being offended? are you projecting or something?
yeah we can try but who said they didnt?
Who else thought the vending machine was abouta dispense ramen
I did lol
Probably everyone who understands what the term "vending machine" actually means. This is just an ordering machine.
Lmao ikr
meh
@@ae4164 Kiosk I believe is a better term
Anyone else wondering if he was gonna finish the broth?
Broth take away cup would be a great side benefit! Yummy!
if you wanna have a heart attack you drink all the broth ahaha, but usually people don't finish it all
You don't drink the broth in japan usually, it's too salty.
only drink all the broth if you want high blood pressure and other problems.
Everyone dont but i want to finish it if i ate ramen
I’m guessing the owner of the restaurant is introverted as well 🤔
Lol
I think half of the population of Japan is introvert
ElysiQn honestly, I mean the whole of japan is full of automated everything and vending machines everywhere. I agree with you
@@zhielle it means they like to keep to them self alot.
HLTY Gio introvert: a person that does not enjoy social things and would rather stay alone. Doesn’t necessarily mean they are anti social.
Extrovert: the opposite, a person that enjoys social events and would rather to go out and not stay alone.
Ambivert: a mix of both
An introvert's paradise! That meal looks delicious too.
Yeah, everyone here is like: "I don't go alone into a restaurant, I will look stupid and lonely." And in Japan? Perfectly normal. I love those single seats. It's clear what the restaurant tries to say. You are welcome, even if you come alone.
Omg as a fellow introvert, this would be AMAZING gosh. I'd finally be able to eat food without people judging me lol
Damn you guys are really insecure about what people are thinking about you huh?
@@Jin-di9zv and why do you care?
@@Jin-di9zv Some introverts also have social anxiety which makes going to a restaurant with many people extremely hard without a panic attack.
Oh my god They translated system guide for foreigners! Thats so nice
It's a chain like McDonald btw if you unfamiliar to Japan
@@snifey7694 thanks for the info!
you know english is a popular language i might be wrong though Snitch squad YT you're correct
@@nicenoodles7369 everyone knows that, but a lot of places dont put english in with the countries language
Isn't that normal?
There's something about japan that's seriously calming. The lack of traffic noise, the clean and neat buildings, the people speaking softly, and the convenience to get anything. It's like the whole nation was built with asmr in mind
Did u even watched the video dude
there's so much unnecessary noises in Japan.. I cannot take it. the automatic voices and cheap sounds all over the place. it drives me crazy.
Wow how detail
Its called Feng Shui. Asians used to organize everything the way, that the qi can flow optimally and everything is harmonious. Thats why we get that natural feeling of calmness and peace when we watch these videos.
@@aito912 just my opinion but i like random noises
Wait, as a server this place is amazing too, no need to interact with customer's, you don't have to deal with taking order's yourself and you barely have to move to get the order's out to Table's! Jesus forget eating here(I would) i'd work here too. Like this removes so many of the things about working in Food Service that sucks.
Lacrima right? If you’re a introvert it would be great as a waiter and a costumer
Theres no ' before a plural s
Yung Stew can u not lol
No just good in general, think about it, usually having to run around table to table around a huge restaurant, dealing with all these different kinds of people. Just being able to cook in that same spot then just give it to someone then go work on something else will let you get WAY MORE DONE! Even though I can be introverted or extroverted I’d definitely work here!!
This. So much this. I don't mind walking and serving all day. What bothers me most is human interactions and all the Karen's. This removes almost all of it!
The fisheye lens had me wondering "why are the chopsticks curved?"
My thoughts exactly!!!
TheButteredPotato same at first I was like “Why are they curved” then I was like oooooooh 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
ClearlyConservative ppppppppppppppp
evidence that the chopsticks are flat! take this you dirty round chopstickers!
They werent even curved in any part of the video
Watching this in December: "Individual booths so I don't have to sit next to someone. Cool!"
Watching this now: "This could be our lives if we don't get a handle on things. Cool!"
quarantine made my school do a hybrid schedule of remote and in school learning. That sucks. I wanted to be in person there and actually learn
@@shinybrain9975 Dammn. This is worse for class of 2021 than 2020 it seems.
F
ShinyBrain It isn’t really his fault
@@generaljaz2446 He literally spread lies about it being false news, mocked people who wore masks/took it seriously, and openly bragged about not following regulations himself. His supporters are idiots who listen to everything he said, and he largely contributed to the spread of covid
This super-densely packed restaurant layout probably won't help.
Japan is actually just 30 years ahead of everybody else in the world
Idk maybe like 8 months
Including pollution :(
human rights are 100 years behind.
@@cuttlefish_0902 bruh, you should look at Russia too lol.
lol i thought my screen has a strand of hair because of your profile haha
My dumass actually thought this was gonna come out of a vending machine 😂
To be fair, if you watch most of the videos on this channel, you'd expect anything can come out of a vending machine lol
That would have actually been interesting. The system of service used in the video is very common in Japan.
Nathan Zheng I actually expect a small booth with one seat and table and a vending machine in it 😆
Nathan Zheng same
Lisa Marie im not american
1:15
"Are you chinese?"
"No im asian"
No this is patrick
He probably said, "No, I'm magician"
😂😂
Me : “piripins”
All look the same ....what is the difference......😂😂😂😂
I'm really just lying in bed on Christmas watching a video about ramen vending machines in Japan wishing I was eating it....
Buy top ramen
@@notciimik8544 bruh
Same dude
Meet xmas
Sucks to be American sometime
When they clarified that it was cold water, I laughed at myself because I had subconsciously expected it to be hot water. I don’t know why, maybe because it’s a ramen place.
Sol Drake I thought it was a very pal green tea
Sol Drake I thought it was sake
I got really happy that it was cold water because I thought that it would be nice if the water was cold
Lots of sushi places have that same dispenser but it’s hot water to make green tea
when i went to this restaurant i was expecting it to be hot water as well! hahah the cold water surprised me
This whole place reminds me of Spirited away.
it was a nice movie though i wonder why there's loads of people just eating and shoving a variety of very good food through their mouths without enjoying the hard work the cook has gone through to make it
weebs will see anime in every corner of japan... this is just a ramen restaurant lmao
Kinda reminds me of Naruto
@@cap2304 i think in that situation you mean otaku not weeb.
@@vocaIchops bruhhh
I have got to stop watching these on an empty stomach..
I did and now im making myself an instant ramen.
You are beautiful
@@hyp9sis730 no, just no. This is not tinder
Ok
Same
So if japan is 30 years ahead of us...
Does that mean traveling to japan on a plane is time traveling?
Lol
Now you have my interest
You have 201 IQ
Well Japan is a island by the sea and it's B E A U T I F U L
Not funny didn't laugh
he holds his writing utensils almost exactly the same way i do and it makes me happy because all my life i've had people commenting on it and i've never found anybody else whoo does it even remotely like i do
I thought it is a woman, gosh
I write with three fingers too. 4 fingers if you count the ring finger the pen is resting against.
woahh...we're the same!
@@justcallmeasude6655 it is a woman :)
wow i can get fat at a resturant with hella good ramen and i dont have to socialize?
*perfect.*
You kinda don't gotta socialize with waiters and waitresses either.. 😅 It honestly depends where you go though. I know some restaurants force staff to socialize, insult, etc.
Damn
I kinda live off of ramen I eat it a lot LoL
Jt Nintendo your comment right there is literally a life of a poor college student.
@@Edenqoutes we didn't ask 😑
I wish there were cool things such as this in America
There's an Ichiran is NYC. Not exactly the same as the one in Japan, but good enough.
Yup there's one in NYC
Ruka Sari Sari 3 locations in NYC actually
Right
Unfortunately I live down in California so I wouldn't be able to see that... I hope I could someday, thanks anyway
can we take a moment to appreciate the channel name as “DancingBacons”??
As an introvert, this video made me feel very comfortable. I would gladly eat in this restaurant, the place seems warm and comfy and the food looks delicious. I wish that kind of restaurant existed here in Europe.
American here, even if you’re not introverted this kind of “booth-for-one” system seems really nice. Sitting down at a restaurant alone over here in the US always feels weird with how everything’s set up to seat parties of people. Even if I’m enjoying some me time out of the house it kinda leaves me feeling lonely. Seating like this just completely removes that feeling.
there are restaurants like this: McDonalds
@@AustrianTutorialHD Mcdonalds' food tastes like ass. No thanks.
@@catscanhavelittleasalami i know I was just joking
Go touch some grass
I love how they open the curtain and close it back up if as nobody were there
Times like these i really appreciate internet, the concept of this is pretty amazing. Especially if you want decent quality lunch and are on your own.
i would go there. Not because i dont have friends. Because sometimes you need your "me" time :)
Yeah...private time for just you and your ramen...
Me too. Somehow people always went to restaurant with their friends while I felt kind of being judged for being alone since I usually eat on my way home after working.
Why can’t America have more restaurants like these...
@1999Beats this makes them more money
@1999Beats I do not agree with you. The more likely reason is that it is uncommon in American culture to go out in public just to eat alone at a cubicle. In the US, restaurants are built open and sociable. If you want to eat alone, you stay home.
@1999Beats I've been to some fast food restaurants in America that has already replaced cashiers with computers that take orders for customers. It's definitely much cheaper and better for the bottom line, especially in cities with high minimum wages, to replace a worker with automation. These machines probably don't cost more than a few thousand, way less than what you would pay a minimum wager worker in a year. However, many people would prefer to have the human interaction. Japan is just not a society that favors that.
Nazzy Nette I’m pretty sure there’s one in New York
1. Lots of people in the states are uncultured
2. Politics
You are probably the first person I've watched doing one of these that actually tells us what the eff chashu IS without just assuming everyone watching knows..Thank you for this, dearly. Coming from America, a lot of times pork ramen (at least where I live in the US) doesn't necessarily always have pork coming with it (occasionally beef or chicken, or sometimes they let you choose which). So, while it might seem obvious it should be pork with the pork ramen, it isn't necessarily what everyone will automatically know because of things like that.
It's also nice to get a step-by-step for if you ever get to visit the place on what to expect PRIOR to the meal and what it's like rather than just "Here's the food, it was good, it tasted like this". :D
For some reason I’ll always be scared someone is looking over my shoulder, judging my every move lol
yep, I would feel the same way.
I don't think people would do that, everyone seems to be peaceful and mind their own business in japan
same
ye
ye
America what you want : burger
what you get : two pieces of bread
Japan : what you want is what you get
Kikay B. Japan: Yes but you must P A Y for our service
Japan
what you want: good noodles
what you get: hella good noodles
This is actually true
*THEY GAVE YOU A GAWDDAMN BURGOID*
*ITS NOTHING, ITS A LIT MOLOTOV COCKTAIL, YOU NEVER KNEW, EVERYONE DIES*
Yup a person posted it in the internet that what is exactly in the picture its what u gonna get in japan
Falling asleep in a room during a holiday, just hearing the muffled noises of everyone as a child. And this restaurant give off the same atmosphere.
This just looks like something right out of spirited away.
RIGHT?
yea lol
Is it me or does Japan seems to have a vending machine for nearly everything you could imagine?
*cough* even used panties
Japan likes compact spaces.
Thisnis why almost all their buildings are very thin, especially local resto.
Aging population means fewer and fewer young workers are available to serve the growing population of old people who need service. Coupled with Japanese engineering and innovation means the most vending machines in the world.
Hayden Lau Oh, ok
Even fries
For those who have yet to try it, Ichiran Ramen is simply devine! The soup is out of this world and the chaashuu is so tender😋. A must try if you ever make it to Japan. And please don't waste the soup! It's the only item you cannot add on.
That curtain is as effective as Do Not Disturb. 😂
@Day Light0 I am aware of that. I was just kidding. 😐
I thought the curtain was actually pretty cool. With that you kinda feel like it's more private and you are just left alone with your food, without seeing other people eat or the staff constantly running past your booth.
looks and sounds like a video game...
Haha. I was thinking the same thing!
How?
@@swocks4085 same camera angle, looks like very good food and is very bright, and a lot of sounds of customers in the background, also the camera has a thing called o.i.s (optical image stabilization) which basically means the lens it self can move around abit inside the camera and has small magnets at each side going to the exact opposite direction, then when the camera moves up or down, the lens goes down a bit making it a ton smoother, like a video game camera! Like their isn't any wobble, he's by himself in a small room (no need to make NPC's) the camera is very smooth, and the food is very bright, but looks good
oJo Face Awesome, thanks so much!
@@swocks4085 nah still how?
as someone who has very bad anxiety about eating in public or around others, i can safely say, japan covers those types of needs for people like me and i appreciate that a lot :)
Notable Japanese cities are very high density - their "high anxiety zones" go back a few generations, enough for the neighborhoods have had a chance to adapt to it, commercially as well as socially.
idk why but “extra order chit” had me rollin for some reason 😂😂
Ahaha
Wish I had that where I live. That looks amazing and I absolutely love ramen
Haha, you wished
if ur in America, u can find one of these in nyc!
@@comrade614 really? what part of nyc?
@@yuezuha7970 Two in Manhattan and one in Brooklyn.
I'm upset with the leftover ramen soup
Same
Same
Same
Hi hope u defeat kaido in the near future
@@guunationyt1954 I hope so as well
god i'd love this. I love going out to eat alone but its seen as "bad"
This is just for people like me who want a good warm meal and alone time uwu
But it's nice to share a meal with someone you love
ok furry
@@Smugify ?????
@@majin2967 its nice yes, no doubt about that.. but just sometimes people needs time where they can be alone..
People have to realize some people enjoy this kind of service not just for the food alone but also the time spend on it. This place.. this experience.. you are in a place where nobody can judge, no one care, no one's looking, and you don't have to feel scared for society around you.. just you, the meal in front of you, and full on bliss sensation of service.. if that's not a great way to relive stress than shouldn't people there just came to a regular ramen restaurant, with their friends and family? Why the need to go or even be there when the difference is only the experience?
gay furry
I adore how apathetic the second sever was
I just love that the spoons are made to rest on the bowl and you don't have to worry about them slipping into your soup
This is my favorite type of restaurant
Darn if only America had restaurants like this:
-No direct confrontation
-No possibly embarrassing yourself when verbally inputting your order
-No possibility of waiters/waitresses judging you behind closed doors
-No fear of someone staring at you if you're slightly messy w/ your meal by accident
Just smooth in and out order, and no worry!
You have problems if you think people are going around judging you for no reason dude
@@tomy.18 Darn :(
I always feel like I’m eating ramen wrong lol 😂
In which way would you embarress yourself by verbally inputting your order?
@@krustenpizza Stuttering, pronouncing the meal name wrong on accident, your voice cracking. Sort of just small things, heh
Lol that staff member absolutely legging it down the stairs at the start 😂
Me when I l clock out: *ZOOM*
did anyone else think of strictly dumpling while watching lmao
yee to the haw me
The next video was StrictlyDumpling
You should be ashamed of your self for leaving all that wonderful broth in that ramen bowl
That’s where all the sodium and fat is. Your body will thank you for not drinking all of it
Al Phuckya Really? Now I feel weird having finished all those bowls of ramen when I went to Japan...
@@jacobmarcelo9805 You're meant to drink the rest, dont worry about it.
Just a Ducc at least it’s not fast food
@@jacobmarcelo9805 I don't think he's tasted authentic tonkotsu.
Making it POV makes it so much better, when the soup was in front I leaned unconsciously
I've been here before last year in Japan with my Family, I order Rice and Beef and they gave me free Ramen, I didnt order it so i tried to give it back but I didn't know how to speak Japanese so I just ate it. Delicious
I thought the ramen was gonna fall out of the vending machine lmao
I wish that they had more of these resturants around the world and the staff sound and act so polite. The atmosphere seems calm and with well manners.
The peeling of the egg gave me anxiety. Is it just me or it's much easier than it looked like.
He needed to crack the whole shell all the way around.
Hehe, I understand the anxiety. Same when I watched him peeling off the wrapper of his chopsticks. Instead of ripping it open on the top and slide out the sticks, he ripped it open from the middle and had to pull off a halve before he could slide out the sticks. It's those small things, but man... The blood pressure is real!
It's interesting how they still do all the formalities for serving despite the fact they wouldn't need to with the privacy set up they have at this place. Guess you can't change tradition?
How nice to see a restaurant experience and not having to watch somebody chew and talk with their mouth full! Note the curtain - says Merry Christmas!
I've been here so many times while I was in Japan, the best part about this place is that its 24/7!
I’d be in there at 2am tearing up some ramen
Wow!
9:11 "green tea sauce"
Me: wait what
pop gaming ikr no clue
Yup, it's not wrong. Green tea sauce for eating with dessert. Common thing in Japan
Pretty tasty but some people might not like it
It's not that bad actually
Despite being a Japanese, I’ve ever only liked matcha (green tea powder) in well unsurprisingly tea, what I mean is I don’t like any of the matcha desserts, there too sweet and have no matcha flavor
I have watched this video over 400 times. Cause I watch it so I can eat with someone. This truly is my comfort video :)
Teacher: "Okay, now draw a circle"
Me: 1:12
Why i laughed so hard
Relatable
Ramen is always right!^^ The flavor that warms the soul😎👍👍👍
"it is very appealing for those who are looking to dine alone and have some private time by themselves"
This seems to be every single human being in Japan
This is basically a introverts dream place
The chopsticks said: ~
Japanese restaurants have the worlds best service and they clearly take their jobs very seriously, much respect ✊
I'm hearing indonesian ppl talking in that video "gak setebel..." love from indonesia 😊💕
Lah iya yak, dikira w doang yang ngira😝😝
And I heard "tadi, yang kedua stempel pake..." Hahaha
hmm dikira misheard tapi eh beneran deng
Menit Ke Berapa Kak
Mantap gan
I have been bamboozled i thought the vending machine was gonna give him the ramen
One thing I love about this place, aside from the Ramen and the service, is the background music. So serene, and makes the experience more aesthetic.
Imagine coming with family!😹
I went with a group of friends, lol it was weird. We just wanted to experience it together. Ramen was one of the best I had.
You can remove the partitions too.
it's always nice have one of this in a cold winter time 😍
Eating a bowl of ramen and watching this right now!!! Whos' with me ??!!!
I’m going to move one house down from this place so I can be as introverted as possible.
Introverts are a bunch of pussies.
@@sohamsahu8959 I’m not a cat though-?
Correction: Many ramen shops, and local restaurants in Japan use “vending machines” as a simpler way to give the cooks what you want by giving them the ticket, and already paying in advance for good food. Not really “vending machines” but little ticket ballot printer things.
Edit: ***This video was only posted a week ago but it’s already got half a million views. It would suck to mislead people into thinking a vending machine dispenses ramen (some places do).
*hopefully you can like my comment to bump it up* to clarify the whole “vending machine” in the title. Also Ramen Ichiran is a very famous ramen joint located all over Japan. The first store originated in Fukuoka. You can find more various vlogs or whatever that go more in-depth.
*Fun Fact* : I broke one of these machines after wanting to undo something while printing my ticket. They had to bring a guy out to ask me what happened...🥴 I was still learning Japanese so it was a confusing mess to explain what happened and get my coins back lmao
...the whole point of Ichiran is to not talk to people.
Don’t be like me. 🥴
Wow! This place has no problem w/ social distancing. I'm thinking a lot of restaurants around the world might change into something like this.
And I would be happy
Japan :- **I am 4 parallel universe ahead of you**
Pannenkoek2012 : *_Interesting_*
An introvert(like me) worrying about having to talk to people for everything in life.
Japan: We don't do that here
This is good for having more chef employees than a single waiter.
I have in 2018 eaten there, i will never forget that.And i cry for more, i hope 2022 Will life and travelling go back to Normal.
I miss japan..........its heartbreaking for me.
Greetings from Germany.
1:30
Lady: Sir, you need to answer these questions so we can see if you are worthy enough to own a ramen soup as your pet.
This is one of the main reasons why I want to visit Japan someday. The food! 😍
Abu codm yt sent me here nice video ❤️
I love that they respect people's privacy too. ❤
Is that Ichirran? If yes, then that is sooooo gooooood! I love the ambience and the quality of the food is GOOD. My fav ramen restaurant in Japan!! You just reminded me to go back to Japan lol
What a great idea! An introvert paradise!
The ramen looked good and all but the one I really wanted to try was the matcha almond pudding. It looked so nice!
This dude spends his time eating the noodles when the broth is the best part
We can all agree that ramen is so soul warming, especially on a snowy night in winter. - v -
Other foods can do that too ya know.....not just ramen
@@bezz6466 they never said only ramen does that lol
@@subrkive just saying
That's the job I need.....you don't have to interact too much with the customers or even give them eye contact, and you just make Ramen all day, lol.
Robert Caldwell instant ramen sweatshop worker?
@@coolperson4582 ....did you see those prices? Yes, call me a sweatshop worker, at $8.98 a bowl of noodles with small strips of pork, and $1.19 for ONE boiled egg.....yes....please.
bro payed 9$ for a whole bowl of noodles. and where i live it would be like nearly 20$
Are we just gonna ignore that thumbnail and how clean those noodles lay on his spoon
The call waiter button is something the US needs SOOOOO much.
I like it how there a part of the video just named cold water
I might've screamed internally when you chose the max amount of garlic
Me: that chopsticks are amazing there's a bend on it
Camera: ha! Fooled you😎
Good grief this looks amazing. So much food for that amount of money too, and the added bonus of not having the awkward exchanges with your waiter? Even better.
Went to the Ichiran in Osaka, right around the corner from Dotonbori. It was the pork free one and I don’t know how you did extra rich broth. Hard to drink just regular broth but it was delicious..
I can’t wait until my next trip back!
Hey i know this is random after 11 months but do you know if Ichiran sells different flavors other than pork broth in their restaurants too or do they just sell pork broth ?
2:51 there sitting like they're in some detention centre 😂😂
fathima ullah they’re*
@@-lolipopbfb-1282 thankyou
fathima ullah ye
This restaurant has "mind yo business" theme. No one bothers the employees. No one bothers the customers. Love that.
I love these private booths what a great idea we need some where I live 👍
I love that you can hear the dudes moaning in the back appreciating the food