This video is so good! Hahahahaha the screaming part got me laughing so hard 😂 I also loved how you gave the example of how crazy it would be to have a taco on the “Brazil in box”, I totally get it! Thank you for educating us!
Diego Liberal Well, heck no They're very different things and in Brazil it's quite difficult to find tacos, i, for example have never seen tacos out of mexican food restaurants sorry for my bad English
What makes it more funny is that tacos (at least the ones we know today) are actually a Tex-mex food than actually mexican foods. If there's anything to correct, just tell me. :)
I like that you put the subtitles in Portuguese, now it's very easier to understand. Thank you from Brazil! :) Edit: I love the way you rage when you see Yakissoba 😂
Jeff Feng I am not 100% sure but I think that the "Yakisoba" sold in Brazil is in fact Chow Mein, Chow Mein is a Chinese food brought to Brazil by Japanese immigrants and they called it Yakisoba for some reason. Look this video about a Japanese eating the Brazilian "Yakisoba", he liked it but said that its not the Yakisoba that he knows in Japan: ruclips.net/video/h7b5bjKnr1o/видео.htmlm40s
Chow mein was brought to Brazil by Japanese immigrants and is thus referred as yakisoba. It fits Brazilian tastes rather than Japanese ones though, and is thus more similar to the North American versions of chow mein. Pastelarias and Asian restaurants serve it in the entire country. They generally are presented in chicken (the most common), beef, shrimp and pork versions, with vegetarian and egg versions being much rarer. Brazilian yakisoba is typically served much more al dente than the Japanese, being also heavy in soy sauce, sesame oil, and vegetables, almost always including at least carrot, cabbage, onion and at least one dark green species (usually other than kale, collard, spinach, chicory or mustard) such as Chinese cabbage, and less often either bean sprouts, broccoli/broccolini, zucchini, shiitake, bell pepper and/or cucumber. Also popular is yakibifum, its equivalent that uses rice vermicelli instead of wheat noodles. Brazilian spring rolls' (rolinhos-primavera or harumakis) fillings generally use the same ingredients of the stir-fried noodles in the restaurants or fast-food chains they are found, though spring rolls may have cheese, usually white (such as catupiry or other kinds of requeijão, or queijo minas), or tofu instead of meat, uncommon for the noodles. All of them, but most often and especially spring rolls, may be served with bright red molho agridoce (sweet-sour sauce), that combines ketchup, vinegar, sugar, star anise and other spices.
Quando o China in Box inaugurou no Brasil, ninguém conseguia tirar esse "Chinaaaaaaaa in box" da cabeça, bem vindo ao clube Jeff. Propósito vídeo maravilhoso não consigo parar de rir com o final KKKKKKKKKKKK Era o Damiani no finalzinho dublando?
I know the feeling, I'm a cook too(besides asian), Brazil and tacos is the best comparison. Hey Jeff, would u be surprised if I tell u that in the Beijing olympics the brazillian mcdonalds(I believe this was worldwide) did a "China burger"? And guess what?? THEY JUST PUT A YAKISOBA ON IT! You can still find it in google.
Eu sei o sentimento, eu sou um cozinheiro também (além do asiático), o Brasil e os tacos são a melhor comparação. Ei Jeff, você ficaria surpreso se eu te dissesse que nos Jogos Olímpicos de Pequim o McDonalds Brasileiro fez o "hambúrguer da China"? E adivinha ?? ELES APENAS COLOCAM UM YAKISOBA NELA! Você ainda pode encontrá-lo no google.
Hi, Jeff. About Yakisoba and fried Sushi: Brazil is the country with the largest number of Japanese outside of Japan. Japanese culture is fully integrated in Brazil. We have many restaurants from all over the world. Believe it: The famous Arabian food restaurant here also sells Japanese food in its menu. The owner of China in Box, also owns the Gendai (famous Japanese restaurant). When he comes to Brazil he will notice that there is China in Box and Gendai everywhere. Brazilians consume a lot of Japanese food, you will find it in restaurants of Italian food, arabaes, Chinese, pizzerias, steak house, everywhere. Here near the house has an ice cream shop that on the milder days, also sells sushi. And the "Fried Sushi" here we call Hot Roll. Yes we took a fried Asian food we put a name in English and despite the "hot" we served cold. This is the Brazil
You probably do not know Brazil. "They all look alike," are you serious? Seriously man, Brazil is one of the most ethnical diverse countries in the world. Every one has a different face there. They have the second biggest population of Libanese, Japanese and Italian descendants of the world (after the countries themselves), just to give you some idea.
Leonardo Alcantara Ela está se referindo aos asiáticos e ao fato de que nós, sem querer, fazemos o mesmo com relação a comida, de não saber diferenciar comida chinesa e japonesa. Mas é claro que isso não se aplica a todos. :)
Wait! You're a Chinese speaking in English about a Chinese restaurant created by a Japanese in Brazil, which in fact the food is Japanese and not Chinese... (?) 🤔😲😵 Espera! Você é um chinês falando em inglês sobre um restaurante chinês criado por um japonês no Brasil, que na verdade é comida japonesa e não chinesa... (?) 🤔😲😵
I'm Brazilian and I can explain the yakisoba thing! Well, we know that the yakisoba is Japanese but, it got in Japan from China. The recipe is a little different, but is still similar. Japanese immigration is far far stronger in Brazil than from any other Asian country. So, almost everything Asiatic that we know here in Brazil, is Japanese (specially in the states of São Paulo and Paraná). Calling it yakisoba is easier for us, because that sounds more familiar. When in Brazil people that doesnt know you will probably call you "the Japanese guy", because that almost the only kind of Asian people that we see around, please don't be mad at us for that 😂. Plus, when he said "call China " the commercial was talking about the China in box, not the country 😂
Canal Music sim, mas eu estava falando da situação brasileira em específico. Não sei qual a história de como a cultura oriental chegou em cada país, mas do Brasil eu sei.
Exactly! I think he was expecting to find just chinese food, which explain his frustration when he saw yakisoba. Actually, Brazil has a huge japanese community and I believe majority of us know Yakisoba isn't from China. Wrong or not (I respect both of these cultures), I love this Crossover hehe
Well, don't feel so bad about yakisoba in the menu. Sadly the most contact and reference we normally have with chinese culture is through Jack Chan movies. It means our average population don't know even the name of the majority of the >real chinese< menu. The China in Box guys would be broke by now. In contrast, anime made japanese food quite popular, so it's like kinda representation of the whole orient to us. And it maybe kills your spirit a little more, but yaksoba is the most popular order in China in Box, it's fucking good =)
Jeff is such a baby. The restaurant is just making some money, and you can't even see a guy hugging a girl that u go crazy because it's not u. Gezz man, stop being such a progressive loser pretending u care when uare just jealous. All men that are feminists are like that
Lindíssimo, falou tudo. Só discordo da parte do anime. O que faz a comida japonesa ser mais popular é o fato de que há muito mais descendentes de japoneses aqui no Brasil do que de chineses (por conta das imigrações e pá)
Eu penso que o restaurante usa o nome "China in Box" por que é muito mais chamativo, porém eles servem "comidas asiáticas" em geral(chinesas e japonesas). I think the restaurant uses the name "China in Box" because it is much more showy, but they serve "Asian food" in general (Chinese and Japanese).
Yakisoba is a name in japanese of a japanese dish. If there was a dish before Yakisoba but similar to it in China why wouldn't they just sell it instead of Yakisoba lol japanese (as the language) in a Chinese restaurant makes me cringe
This is officialy the best channel ever. Not only are you talking about Brazil and China in Box, but you're REALLY funny! Loved your "yaki- yaki- Y A K I S O B A" and the "B O L O D E C E N O U R A". Both are comedy gold! Also, the subtitles are really good! I can watch English videos without subtitles and understand them, so I was seeing if the translation to portuguese was good, and it was! A parte final também do Asia em Box foi perfeita. Você recebeu um inscrito!
That ad showing 3 hamburguers, a bunch of pankakes and slices of pizza is just like China In Box telling you their box is small, but can fit a lot of food, and they even tell that it is real food. They say that it's real food to try to stand away from fast food. China in box invests a lot of money in research to know who are the biggest players, and who would be the biggest "threat", and probably the conclude that people who intent to by their product would also consider fast foods like pizza, which is extremely popular in Brazil, and hamburguers, like Mc Donalds. I dont have a single ideia where the pancakes came from on that concept. The guy in a panda hat is kind of a persona. People who tend to like asian culture, tends likes ansian food, so a that guy with a panda hat would be a message like "we are asian, you like asian, lets fall in love with this (not) chinese yakisoba"... That's why they ~~force~~ a lot of chinese/asian stuff, like Jenga... ow, and by the way, dont take it like it was personal, we ~~messed up~~ italian, japanese, portuguese, french, and a lot of other cuisines. Brazil is a little bit like Canada, we have the biggest japanese population out of japan, probabily italian too... a lot of imigrants... we tend to mix up the stuffs...
wasnt pancakes, that food was esfiha, its like a thin pie from Syria and around brought to Brazil by immigrants, that commercial was about China in box against McDonald Habbib's and probably domino's pizza
Caramba, eu vi de relance e pensei que era panqueca... esfirra do habbibs faz MUITO sentido nessa propaganda mesmo... hahahahaha... mto bem observado, cara. Obrigado.
pois é, pra mim eles estavam dando uma alfinetada nas grandes redes de hamburguer (macdonalds, burger king) e no Habibs. Meio que dizendo "o nosso é melhor"
Hahahahaha! Mas é claro que não! Se você nasceu no Brasil, pode se desenvolver na puta que pariu que vai continuar sendo brasileiro. Você simplesmente deturpou o conceito de origem. Na melhor das hipoteses, o Japão adaptou um prato chinês e chamou de Yakisoba pra falar que é dele.
Se for assim, a feijoada não é brasileira, é só uma versão do cassoulet. Se o prato se chama yakosoba, é japonês. Inclusive, no Brasil esse prato foi popularizado pela culinária japonesa, e só está no menu por causa disso. Não havia nenhuma intenção aí de resgatar um prato chinês. Então o Jeff está certo.
I'm pretty sure that I saw a video about a brazillian girl eating chinese food with chinese people and she ate yakisoba because is a current dish in china. Later I discovered that yakisoba is originally from China, but popularized on Japan.
Ouvi falar também que chucrute não começou na Alemanha, mas nem por isso deixa de ser um prato alemão e passa a ser do outro pais(que eu esqueci qual é). Hambúrguer tambem não é originalmente dos Estados Unidos mas é uma comida americana sim
Marcel Domingues Estados Unidos e Brasil apenas consomem esses pratos não têm nada de típico como o chucrute na Alemanha, hambúrguer nos EUA e yakisoba no Japão etc...
Jeff, good evening and I HOPE YOU READ THIS!!! I just LOVED your review, since it was so honest and, also, direct. It's true, indeed that there are many dishes in the menu which are Japanese, such as those pointed here. CHINA IN BOX brand was invented in the 90s based on Chinese restaurants in USA. It all started when one student (from a Japanese family) went to USA do do a post-graduation course in Dentistry and got in touch with the concept of Chinese food. He got fascinated and bring it to Brazil. The Japanese food in the 90s was not well received here because it wasn´t considered "food" because in that it time thing NEEDED to be not raw but, besides that, he noticed it could sell the Yakisoba since it caught the attention. In Brazil most part of people KNOW that it is a Japanese food, as well as those hot rolls, pointed by you. Another thing, about eating tacos as Brazilian food, you made me laugh a LOT!!! It actually happened to me when I went to USA! My first meal was tacos since they taught it was a "Latin American" food.
Hey Jeff, Yakisoba Jr for R$10 was a long time ago, now is about 8USD minimum, but 1USD is R$4.... Here they put creamcheese and mango (the fruit) or strawberry in Sushi, then when you land here, do not strange anything....
LOL....Yep, it is weird to see a Chinese fast food offering Japanese food...but that happens because those dishes are very, very popular in Brazil. You can even buy yakisoba from street vendors in the city of São Paulo. I see that this can be potentially offensive for Chinese people but, as a Brazilian, if I found a Braizilian restaurant abroad selling tacos, I'd find it just cute. I don't think many Brazilians would be offended, as long as the place make it clear for its clienta that this particular item is not Brazilian. As a side note, São Paulo has a lot of Chinese immigrants and some good Chinese restaurants too, but don't expect traditional Chinese food. Most places here make Chinese food adapted to the taste of Brazilians.
Tacos não tem absolutamente nada a ver com Brasil. A distância étnica entre mexicanos e brasileiros talvez seja maior que aquela entre chineses e japoneses (estou quase certo que sim), e isto faz o argumento perder um pouco da força, mas mesmo assim seria degradante um restaurante de comida brasileira servir algo que só fomos conhecer depois da completa mundialização econômica.
Camarada, não importa onde moro. Vc não entendeu o que disse. Estou falando de formação cultural, por isso explicitei nosso conhecimento de pratos não-típicos como produto de uma economia mundializada. Vc pode comer tacos, hoje, em qualquer grande cidade brasileira (não precisa ser São Paulo) e isso não o torna, absolutamente, "comida brasileira". É um prato que viemos a conhecer num mundo globalizado ou, como prefiro, economicamente mundializado. Ou vc acha que comiam tacos na província de São Vicente no século XVIII?
China in box was kinda going under and almost at the point of bankruptcy, so they had to diversify including yakisoba and sushi on their menu... btw, their yakisoba kinda tastes good.
TACOS AHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Jeff, tem muitos restaurantes bons chineses por aqui; mas o que você esperaria de um DONO JAPONÊS?? Ele só usou marketing de esteriótipos e mandou o foda-se.
Hey jeff, look, i understand your frustration, really I do! I used to have this doubt myself too! But i did some research and i found out that "Yakisoba" have its origins on china but the Japanese incorporated the dish on their cuisine and it ended up to become a Japanese dish 😅 You're amazing man! Love your videos
so glad to have opened this video! hope you get to know northeastern part of the country, in case you need to know what it looks like just watch it here ! cya man
Are you SURE that yakisoba is not chinese?? My entire life I thought yakisoba was originally from China, but it was more famous in Japan. All the chinese restaurants in Brazil say this...I also did a little research on internet (only in brazilian websites) and that's the "correct" information. Omg my life was a lie D:
Sōsu yakissoba (ソース焼きそば?), também conhecido por yakisoba[1] (焼きそば?), é um prato de origem chinesa,que se popularizou no Japão, cujo nome significa, literalmente, "macarrão de sobá frito". O prato, conhecido internacionalmente, é composto por legumes e verduras que podem ou não ser fritos juntamente com o macarrão e aos quais se agrega algum tipo de carne. Comumente, o yakisoba chinês, conhecido como chow mein, é feito com macarrão do tipo lámen e é assim que é consumido em diversos lugares, desde restaurantes, passando por fast-foods e feiras populares, no Japão ou fora dele. É prato indispensável nas festas tradicionais japonesas (matsuris). e isso q o wikipedia diz
O Jeff tá aí de exemplo, faz uma leitura muito boa da feijoada e outros pratos brasileiros, já que falamos de comida. hoje em dia por conta da globalização muita gente sabe de muitos povos, estamos deixando o etnocentrismo de lado. Muitos brasileiros também fazem comidas tipicas de outros países com maestria.
This video is so entertaining. I used to order lots of china in box here in Brasil. And forgive me but I always thought that yakisoba was chinese and that japanese restaurants that served it were missing the mark. I stand corrected. And just to ease your pain from seeing sushi and yakisoba on the menu (there was also french fries and fried chicken KFC style), China in box is ultimately a fast food restaurant. So nobody here is expecting the most authentic experience from it. Much like you don't expect authentic Mexican food from Taco Bell. Or authentic Italian food from pizza hut. So glad you recognize our pastel, btw. Lots of love, Brazilian viewer.
The thing is that the only Brazilian Portuguese term for that dish is "yakisoba", because Japanese immigration is older, bigger and more formative to Brazilian culture than Chinese immigration, so Chinese restaurants refer to chopsticks as "hashi" and never "kuaizi", so most Asian terms in Brazil are Japanese, and we consider these words Brazilian already, so there is no mistake in calling the chowmein by its "Japanese" name, because it's its Brazilian name already.
Kiki The Cat yep, but it's a Brazillian try to make the yakisoba overall. But some of them are really delicious whenever they are not really yakisoba they taste good xD
I feel tou, Bro!!! I live in Sao Paulo. I haven't had Chiiiina in Box* for quite a while... I'm gonna taste it soon in your behalf... Kkkk Hilarious video, loved it! * You don't have idea how many times I've been bullied with that (not only as a child)... 😬
Ok I need to say that. You are a funny guy who say cool stuff about a thing we make here in Brasil. I realy liked your approach. Subscribed! I wish success to you and to your time in here when you come. ^^
Hi there, I'm from Brazil. The first time we ate meals from China in Box (in a small town in southern brazil) my dad said to my sister that a chinese guy would come to deliver it. She never saw a foreigner, and was very disappointed when she saw it was just a regular delivery guy (motoboy as we call them here, they ride motorcycles for the delivers).
Greetings from Brazil,i always wanted to see videos like these ((where people from other countries take a look at this type of stuff)). ((Nice Pachimarry btw :3))
Kíssila Gomes eu não acho que isso se trate de uma forma de generalização mas sim de mesclagem cultural, pois não é como se essas culturas fossem ativamente ignoradas ou oprimidas de certa forma. No Brasil embora suas raízes culturais estrangeiras sejam parte da sua identidade, elas simplesmente não são um fator social relevante por bem ou por mal, Isso facilita o processo de mesclagem cultural e de diluição de comunidades reclusas, o que até onde eu sei é uma coisa boa Pois é um reflexo dos baixos índices de xenofobia da nossa sociedade ( me refiro a xenofobia contra estrangeiros, a xenofobia contra pessoas de outros estados ou regiões ainda é uma triste realidade ). Quanto a termos como china ou japa, isso é simplesmente uma forma mais amigável de se referir a uma pessoa que você não conhece bem com base em características distinguíveis, usamos esses temos da mesma forma que usamos árabe ou alemão Desculpe o texto longo mas espero que minha singela opinião tenha servido de esclarecimento
Seu Pedido é Uma Ordem Jeff! Sininho tá ativado sempre estará,assisto com gosto seus Vídeos e Curto Absurdos gosto de verdade é uma Imensa Honra ser seu Inscrito Cara amo demais a Cultura Ásiatica que respeito muito,mas palavras são insignificantes queria poder dizer isso pessoalmente quem sabe!!!!,e mega ancioso pros Próximos Vídeos! E ah já ia esquecendo CHINA IIIIIIIIIIIN BOX! Haha
+Charlis Dos Santos F Hahaha lógico que não, ele não entende tudo de português só coloquei em português porque eu quero. ,mas eu coloquei outro comentário em Inglês, e com certeza esse sim ele entendeu.
Jeff, I Love your videos MAN!!!! you are a good person really I Like watch every second you make different in your videos Sucess Man, and is True one thing YAKISOBA IS NOT CHINESE IS JAPANESE!!!! So what Is China In Box not Japan In Box? Haha but is Cool Chinaaaaaaaaa In Box You Are 10000x right 🎎
+Sorb I Read your comment,and Let's Talk about! Is true in brazil, the Yakisoba sold in brazil is a Chinese food,but anyways Yakisoba is of Japanese origin, except that in China In box they have placed it as Chinese food. So the Real Yakisoba Is exclusive culinary of Japan.
Só te prestando um serviço: quando você fala "you're so cute", a não ser que seja para uma criança ou um animal de estimação, dá a entender que você sente atração pela pessoa. Então, se você for gay, não tem problema, mas se não for, tome cuidado com essa palavra pra não passar pras pessoas uma ideia de algo que você não é! ;)
At least at the end the guy from the ad says that is Japanese and American Chinese food and explains that it would not be that cool to call like is "China in Box"
AllMito eu não vou discutir com você entendeu que não vídeo aí é um chinês falando que yakisoba não é chinês e japonês Então quem eu sou eu e você para teimar com chinês não é
AllMito Vamos mudar a nossa Concepção consertar comida chinesa não é japonesa não apresentei vamos evoluir bom se corrigir comida japonesa yakisoba não é chinesa
AllMito ou então nós vamos ofender a China dizendo que yakisoba é chinesa e não japonesa eles não vão gostar isso aí seria uma desonra para eles então não se corrigir
Hello Jeff! please forgive my countrypeople. They don't know what they do hahahahaha I came to this video like: omg let's see... hmmm and you're so funny! and my favorite chinese dish is Chow Mei ;D I loved in the end when Guilherme Damiani made the voiceover hahaha Thank you mate! Cheers from Brazil!
You do realize they serves tacos and other degusting non-brazilian food in USA and Canadian brazilian restaurants right? It's not a "brazilian thing". Ok, then....
Ohh! I dunno what they serve! But I love cooking I would make a Banquet for you! With typical vegan brazilian food! Also here where I live (South Brazil) was colonized by european countries we got DELICIOUS recipes over here!
You do Know that Brazil in it's entirety was colonized by european countries, right? The situation of the south of the country is because the government gave lands for a low price or as a gift to convince many germans and italians to migrate to our country. Many of those were eithe poor or running away from wars.
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Damiani que dublou a ultima propaganda??
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Isso memo
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Em qual vídeo foi isso?
This video is so good! Hahahahaha the screaming part got me laughing so hard 😂
I also loved how you gave the example of how crazy it would be to have a taco on the “Brazil in box”, I totally get it! Thank you for educating us!
Flavia Calina aint Acarajé a form of taco?
I wouldn't mind having a taco at a brazilian food chain. :P
Diego Liberal Well, heck no
They're very different things and in Brazil it's quite difficult to find tacos, i, for example have never seen tacos out of mexican food restaurants
sorry for my bad English
Flavinha s2
What makes it more funny is that tacos (at least the ones we know today) are actually a Tex-mex food than actually mexican foods. If there's anything to correct, just tell me. :)
Meus sobrinhos te amam
Jeff faz um vídeo nos mostrando os pratos típicos da China. Por favor
SIMM, plz
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The boss of China in Box is japanese.. haha
Gabriel Andrade ksksksksk
GAVETAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
lol
Gabriel Andrade it's like the of Brazil in box is portuguese ( i no hablo espanhol, e o comunisno está certo )
Ele só tem descendência japonesa, mas ele nasceu em Maringá-PR, Robinson Shiba pra quem tiver interesse
yakisoba o maior inimigo do jeff
I like that you put the subtitles in Portuguese, now it's very easier to understand. Thank you from Brazil! :)
Edit: I love the way you rage when you see Yakissoba 😂
Luiz Felipe Man much easier
Se vcs q estão comentando são brasileiros, pra que vcs estão escrevendo em inglês?
GKS34 Gamers I don't mind/Eu não ligo
GKS34 Gamers acho q pro jeff entender melhor
I'm canadian who's been living in Brazil for 5 months and I'm crying everytime my bf says he wants yakisoba..
Jeff Feng I am not 100% sure but I think that the "Yakisoba" sold in Brazil is in fact Chow Mein, Chow Mein is a Chinese food brought to Brazil by Japanese immigrants and they called it Yakisoba for some reason. Look this video about a Japanese eating the Brazilian "Yakisoba", he liked it but said that its not the Yakisoba that he knows in Japan:
ruclips.net/video/h7b5bjKnr1o/видео.htmlm40s
DEEM LIKE PRA ELE LER ISSO POR FAVOR.
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Na vdd o chow mian n tem um gosto parecido com o yakisoba do Brasil.. Tem um sabor bem diferente ( Moro em Taiwan)
Chow mein was brought to Brazil by Japanese immigrants and is thus referred as yakisoba. It fits Brazilian tastes rather than Japanese ones though, and is thus more similar to the North American versions of chow mein.
Pastelarias and Asian restaurants serve it in the entire country. They generally are presented in chicken (the most common), beef, shrimp and pork versions, with vegetarian and egg versions being much rarer. Brazilian yakisoba is typically served much more al dente than the Japanese, being also heavy in soy sauce, sesame oil, and vegetables, almost always including at least carrot, cabbage, onion and at least one dark green species (usually other than kale, collard, spinach, chicory or mustard) such as Chinese cabbage, and less often either bean sprouts, broccoli/broccolini, zucchini, shiitake, bell pepper and/or cucumber.
Also popular is yakibifum, its equivalent that uses rice vermicelli instead of wheat noodles. Brazilian spring rolls' (rolinhos-primavera or harumakis) fillings generally use the same ingredients of the stir-fried noodles in the restaurants or fast-food chains they are found, though spring rolls may have cheese, usually white (such as catupiry or other kinds of requeijão, or queijo minas), or tofu instead of meat, uncommon for the noodles. All of them, but most often and especially spring rolls, may be served with bright red molho agridoce (sweet-sour sauce), that combines ketchup, vinegar, sugar, star anise and other spices.
Quando o China in Box inaugurou no Brasil, ninguém conseguia tirar esse "Chinaaaaaaaa in box" da cabeça, bem vindo ao clube Jeff.
Propósito vídeo maravilhoso não consigo parar de rir com o final KKKKKKKKKKKK
Era o Damiani no finalzinho dublando?
Hannie Oh sim
Concordo com você! Também tive a impressão de ser o Damiani... a voz é igual, pelo menos.
euzinho mesmo hihi
lol
Damianizando Não sabia q vcs eram amigos, fiquei super bugada pensando "Caraca eles se conhecem desde quando?? É ele mesmo??"
Explanation to Jeff Feng:
Any Asian cooked food in Brazil IS chinese
Any Asian raw food in Brazil IS japanese
o miserável é um gênio kkk
This video was quite fun to watch. Thank you!
I know the feeling, I'm a cook too(besides asian), Brazil and tacos is the best comparison. Hey Jeff, would u be surprised if I tell u that in the Beijing olympics the brazillian mcdonalds(I believe this was worldwide) did a "China burger"? And guess what?? THEY JUST PUT A YAKISOBA ON IT! You can still find it in google.
Kioshi seriously?
I wish it wasn't. Just google it, haha.
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Kioshi entendi nada brother
Eu sei o sentimento, eu sou um cozinheiro também (além do asiático), o Brasil e os tacos são a melhor comparação. Ei Jeff, você ficaria surpreso se eu te dissesse que nos Jogos Olímpicos de Pequim o McDonalds Brasileiro fez o "hambúrguer da China"? E adivinha ?? ELES APENAS COLOCAM UM YAKISOBA NELA! Você ainda pode encontrá-lo no google.
Rodrigo de Oliveira Ramos MUUUUUITO OBRIGADA
Hi, Jeff. About Yakisoba and fried Sushi: Brazil is the country with the largest number of Japanese outside of Japan. Japanese culture is fully integrated in Brazil. We have many restaurants from all over the world. Believe it: The famous Arabian food restaurant here also sells Japanese food in its menu. The owner of China in Box, also owns the Gendai (famous Japanese restaurant). When he comes to Brazil he will notice that there is China in Box and Gendai everywhere. Brazilians consume a lot of Japanese food, you will find it in restaurants of Italian food, arabaes, Chinese, pizzerias, steak house, everywhere. Here near the house has an ice cream shop that on the milder days, also sells sushi. And the "Fried Sushi" here we call Hot Roll. Yes we took a fried Asian food we put a name in English and despite the "hot" we served cold. This is the Brazil
There is sushi in the churrascarias and pizzerias all over my city xD
Litteraly this.. Sushis in pizzerias, churrasco in chinese restaurants, etc.. They all got the same menu pretty much :\
Sorry dude, but in Brazil, that "they all look alike" is applied to food too.
eu acho isso normal, preferencia é assim no mundo todo
a gente tb fica com raiva quando confundem a gente com espanhol, normal cara.
You probably do not know Brazil. "They all look alike," are you serious?
Seriously man, Brazil is one of the most ethnical diverse countries in the world. Every one has a different face there. They have the second biggest population of Libanese, Japanese and Italian descendants of the world (after the countries themselves), just to give you some idea.
Leonardo Alcantara Ela está se referindo aos asiáticos e ao fato de que nós, sem querer, fazemos o mesmo com relação a comida, de não saber diferenciar comida chinesa e japonesa. Mas é claro que isso não se aplica a todos. :)
Kuro' ah entendi. É bem verdade. Para a maioria, coreanos, japas, chineses, etc...são todos iguais. Mas é só impressão.
Leonardo Alcantara é tudo igual ahaihaoshaisb
Wait! You're a Chinese speaking in English about a Chinese restaurant created by a Japanese in Brazil, which in fact the food is Japanese and not Chinese... (?) 🤔😲😵
Espera! Você é um chinês falando em inglês sobre um restaurante chinês criado por um japonês no Brasil, que na verdade é comida japonesa e não chinesa... (?) 🤔😲😵
Anne Victório you forgot to mention he lives in Canada ahahah
Esqueceu de mencionar que ele vive no Canadá hahaha
Pretty much nailed it, lol.
this is globalization dear
Me fez lembrar do video dele indicando bebidas japonesas para um casal de brasileiros num mercado coreano no Canadá.
Okay so I am confused
Rumor has it that pastéis were invented by Japanese migrants who adapted the Chinese recipe for spring rolls, I guess we'll never know the truth.
Pasteis were in portugal before I think.
vc é o cara di desce a letra kkk
I'm Brazilian and I can explain the yakisoba thing! Well, we know that the yakisoba is Japanese but, it got in Japan from China. The recipe is a little different, but is still similar. Japanese immigration is far far stronger in Brazil than from any other Asian country. So, almost everything Asiatic that we know here in Brazil, is Japanese (specially in the states of São Paulo and Paraná). Calling it yakisoba is easier for us, because that sounds more familiar. When in Brazil people that doesnt know you will probably call you "the Japanese guy", because that almost the only kind of Asian people that we see around, please don't be mad at us for that 😂. Plus, when he said "call China " the commercial was talking about the China in box, not the country 😂
Canal Music sim, mas eu estava falando da situação brasileira em específico. Não sei qual a história de como a cultura oriental chegou em cada país, mas do Brasil eu sei.
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In Brazil people eat chinese and japonese food together, so they used that for MONEY
And China sounded better, but I think is Asian food hehehe
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Exactly! I think he was expecting to find just chinese food, which explain his frustration when he saw yakisoba. Actually, Brazil has a huge japanese community and I believe majority of us know Yakisoba isn't from China. Wrong or not (I respect both of these cultures), I love this Crossover hehe
Amanda Matos asia in box
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Well, don't feel so bad about yakisoba in the menu. Sadly the most contact and reference we normally have with chinese culture is through Jack Chan movies. It means our average population don't know even the name of the majority of the >real chinese< menu. The China in Box guys would be broke by now. In contrast, anime made japanese food quite popular, so it's like kinda representation of the whole orient to us. And it maybe kills your spirit a little more, but yaksoba is the most popular order in China in Box, it's fucking good =)
i don't particularly like china in box but there was always this restaurant called just "china" in my city that i loved. loved their chop suey
Vcs são tudo br e tão conversando em Ingles?
deixa os garoto brinca
Jeff is such a baby. The restaurant is just making some money, and you can't even see a guy hugging a girl that u go crazy because it's not u. Gezz man, stop being such a progressive loser pretending u care when uare just jealous. All men that are feminists are like that
Lindíssimo, falou tudo. Só discordo da parte do anime. O que faz a comida japonesa ser mais popular é o fato de que há muito mais descendentes de japoneses aqui no Brasil do que de chineses (por conta das imigrações e pá)
Eu penso que o restaurante usa o nome "China in Box" por que é muito mais chamativo, porém eles servem "comidas asiáticas" em geral(chinesas e japonesas).
I think the restaurant uses the name "China in Box" because it is much more showy, but they serve "Asian food" in general (Chinese and Japanese).
Eles também servem esfihas, pizzas e hambúrgueres.
Asia In Box também funciona
Yakisoba, is a dish of Chinese origin, which became popular in Japan.
According to Google
FΣΛЯ and “ramen” (lamen) is not a japanese food comes by China..this is not amazing!?
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Yakisoba is a name in japanese of a japanese dish. If there was a dish before Yakisoba but similar to it in China why wouldn't they just sell it instead of Yakisoba lol japanese (as the language) in a Chinese restaurant makes me cringe
The worst thing is that I thought yakisoba was chinese. I'm sorry, I can feel your pain :(
congratulations jeff, amazing content! Keep it coming
This is officialy the best channel ever.
Not only are you talking about Brazil and China in Box, but you're REALLY funny!
Loved your "yaki- yaki- Y A K I S O B A" and the "B O L O D E C E N O U R A". Both are comedy gold!
Also, the subtitles are really good! I can watch English videos without subtitles and understand them, so I was seeing if the translation to portuguese was good, and it was!
A parte final também do Asia em Box foi perfeita. Você recebeu um inscrito!
meninas, ele está solteiro!
já mencionei que ele esta solteiro ,meninas kkkkkk
That ad showing 3 hamburguers, a bunch of pankakes and slices of pizza is just like China In Box telling you their box is small, but can fit a lot of food, and they even tell that it is real food. They say that it's real food to try to stand away from fast food. China in box invests a lot of money in research to know who are the biggest players, and who would be the biggest "threat", and probably the conclude that people who intent to by their product would also consider fast foods like pizza, which is extremely popular in Brazil, and hamburguers, like Mc Donalds. I dont have a single ideia where the pancakes came from on that concept. The guy in a panda hat is kind of a persona. People who tend to like asian culture, tends likes ansian food, so a that guy with a panda hat would be a message like "we are asian, you like asian, lets fall in love with this (not) chinese yakisoba"... That's why they ~~force~~ a lot of chinese/asian stuff, like Jenga...
ow, and by the way, dont take it like it was personal, we ~~messed up~~ italian, japanese, portuguese, french, and a lot of other cuisines. Brazil is a little bit like Canada, we have the biggest japanese population out of japan, probabily italian too... a lot of imigrants... we tend to mix up the stuffs...
wasnt pancakes, that food was esfiha, its like a thin pie from Syria and around brought to Brazil by immigrants, that commercial was about China in box against McDonald Habbib's and probably domino's pizza
Caramba, eu vi de relance e pensei que era panqueca... esfirra do habbibs faz MUITO sentido nessa propaganda mesmo... hahahahaha... mto bem observado, cara. Obrigado.
pois é, pra mim eles estavam dando uma alfinetada nas grandes redes de hamburguer (macdonalds, burger king) e no Habibs. Meio que dizendo "o nosso é melhor"
uma duas justamente. Estão atacando os maiores concorrentes, usando o artifício de ser comida, e não "lanche"...
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The best part was damiani voicing the end of the video lmao
Also yeah, I came from his channel
I loved the video!! I'm totally subscribing. Love from Brazil!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Jeff obrigada pela legenda. Jeff ficou muito pistola com o Yakisoba. Hahahahahah
Sabrine Cardoso yakisoba é chinês mano
Yakisoba é japonês, q uerj saber mais do que o Jeff? Não importa onde algo nasce mais sim seu desenvolvimento.
Hahahahaha! Mas é claro que não! Se você nasceu no Brasil, pode se desenvolver na puta que pariu que vai continuar sendo brasileiro. Você simplesmente deturpou o conceito de origem. Na melhor das hipoteses, o Japão adaptou um prato chinês e chamou de Yakisoba pra falar que é dele.
Se for assim, a feijoada não é brasileira, é só uma versão do cassoulet. Se o prato se chama yakosoba, é japonês. Inclusive, no Brasil esse prato foi popularizado pela culinária japonesa, e só está no menu por causa disso. Não havia nenhuma intenção aí de resgatar um prato chinês. Então o Jeff está certo.
Claro! Colocamos cream cheese no sushi e é um prato brasileiro agora. Chama-se Hot Filadelfia.
I'm pretty sure that I saw a video about a brazillian girl eating chinese food with chinese people and she ate yakisoba because is a current dish in china. Later I discovered that yakisoba is originally from China, but popularized on Japan.
procurei na wikipedia e é bem isso mesmo, Jeff, Jeff....
Ouvi falar também que chucrute não começou na Alemanha, mas nem por isso deixa de ser um prato alemão e passa a ser do outro pais(que eu esqueci qual é). Hambúrguer tambem não é originalmente dos Estados Unidos mas é uma comida americana sim
Vitor joaquim se seguirmos esse raciocínio o sushi é um prato americano e o temaki é brasileiro.
Exactly, yakisoba is actually an chinese dish, but it got popular in japan, but how and when I don't know. I don't even like japanese food.
Marcel Domingues Estados Unidos e Brasil apenas consomem esses pratos não têm nada de típico como o chucrute na Alemanha, hambúrguer nos EUA e yakisoba no Japão etc...
O JEFF É MUITO BOM! ASHUSAHSUAH Precisa fazer mais vlogs.
That was amazing!! I totally agreed with you. Great video Jeff
Jeff, good evening and I HOPE YOU READ THIS!!!
I just LOVED your review, since it was so honest and, also, direct.
It's true, indeed that there are many dishes in the menu which are Japanese, such as those pointed here.
CHINA IN BOX brand was invented in the 90s based on Chinese restaurants in USA. It all started when one student (from a Japanese family) went to USA do do a post-graduation course in Dentistry and got in touch with the concept of Chinese food. He got fascinated and bring it to Brazil.
The Japanese food in the 90s was not well received here because it wasn´t considered "food" because in that it time thing NEEDED to be not raw but, besides that, he noticed it could sell the Yakisoba since it caught the attention. In Brazil most part of people KNOW that it is a Japanese food, as well as those hot rolls, pointed by you.
Another thing, about eating tacos as Brazilian food, you made me laugh a LOT!!! It actually happened to me when I went to USA! My first meal was tacos since they taught it was a "Latin American" food.
*CHINAAAA IIIIIIIIN BOX*
he is so funny :D
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Hey Jeff, Yakisoba Jr for R$10 was a long time ago, now is about 8USD minimum, but 1USD is R$4.... Here they put creamcheese and mango (the fruit) or strawberry in Sushi, then when you land here, do not strange anything....
Adilio Santos And it's good to remember that there are many Brazilians who receive R$900 per month (more or less U$225)
saudades quando china in box era affordable :(
Sushi parace disgustante asim
LOL....Yep, it is weird to see a Chinese fast food offering Japanese food...but that happens because those dishes are very, very popular in Brazil. You can even buy yakisoba from street vendors in the city of São Paulo.
I see that this can be potentially offensive for Chinese people but, as a Brazilian, if I found a Braizilian restaurant abroad selling tacos, I'd find it just cute. I don't think many Brazilians would be offended, as long as the place make it clear for its clienta that this particular item is not Brazilian.
As a side note, São Paulo has a lot of Chinese immigrants and some good Chinese restaurants too, but don't expect traditional Chinese food. Most places here make Chinese food adapted to the taste of Brazilians.
You can buy in every place(Você pode comprar em todo lugar do Brasil,em todo lugar tem isso)
Tacos não tem absolutamente nada a ver com Brasil. A distância étnica entre mexicanos e brasileiros talvez seja maior que aquela entre chineses e japoneses (estou quase certo que sim), e isto faz o argumento perder um pouco da força, mas mesmo assim seria degradante um restaurante de comida brasileira servir algo que só fomos conhecer depois da completa mundialização econômica.
Absolutamente vc não mora em São Paulo pra falar isso ;)
Camarada, não importa onde moro. Vc não entendeu o que disse. Estou falando de formação cultural, por isso explicitei nosso conhecimento de pratos não-típicos como produto de uma economia mundializada. Vc pode comer tacos, hoje, em qualquer grande cidade brasileira (não precisa ser São Paulo) e isso não o torna, absolutamente, "comida brasileira". É um prato que viemos a conhecer num mundo globalizado ou, como prefiro, economicamente mundializado. Ou vc acha que comiam tacos na província de São Vicente no século XVIII?
hahahahaha a dublagem do Damiani no final foi épica!
never heard of you before but this video earned a sub not even knowing what kind of content you have
China in box was kinda going under and almost at the point of bankruptcy, so they had to diversify including yakisoba and sushi on their menu... btw, their yakisoba kinda tastes good.
Muito bom, há há há há fazer campanha pro Shiba te chamar pra um comercial do china in box 😂😂😂😊
TACOS AHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Jeff, tem muitos restaurantes bons chineses por aqui; mas o que você esperaria de um DONO JAPONÊS?? Ele só usou marketing de esteriótipos e mandou o foda-se.
Hey jeff, look, i understand your frustration, really I do! I used to have this doubt myself too! But i did some research and i found out that "Yakisoba" have its origins on china but the Japanese incorporated the dish on their cuisine and it ended up to become a Japanese dish 😅 You're amazing man! Love your videos
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Cheff we loe you, you do our days really better you is a awesome guy, pls never stop to do this videos.
so glad to have opened this video! hope you get to know northeastern part of the country, in case you need to know what it looks like just watch it here ! cya man
Are you SURE that yakisoba is not chinese?? My entire life I thought yakisoba was originally from China, but it was more famous in Japan. All the chinese restaurants in Brazil say this...I also did a little research on internet (only in brazilian websites) and that's the "correct" information. Omg my life was a lie D:
Sōsu yakissoba (ソース焼きそば?), também conhecido por yakisoba[1] (焼きそば?), é um prato de origem chinesa,que se popularizou no Japão, cujo nome significa, literalmente, "macarrão de sobá frito".
O prato, conhecido internacionalmente, é composto por legumes e verduras que podem ou não ser fritos juntamente com o macarrão e aos quais se agrega algum tipo de carne.
Comumente, o yakisoba chinês, conhecido como chow mein, é feito com macarrão do tipo lámen e é assim que é consumido em diversos lugares, desde restaurantes, passando por fast-foods e feiras populares, no Japão ou fora dele. É prato indispensável nas festas tradicionais japonesas (matsuris).
e isso q o wikipedia diz
Gabriel Wikipedia
Ctz q é confiável
pode procurar em mais lugares... todos falam e chines
Gabriel n sou eu q tenho q procurar, eu tô cagando se é chinês, japonês, francês ou alemão opora
Gabriel eu tbm acho q é chinês tlgd
Sorry for Brasil disapoint China Jeff
apologize too
Thailand
Japan
Mexico
Italy
Portugal
We are good at blaspheming countries cultures.
Se você perguntar pra um chinês como ele definiria o Brasil em duas palavras, seria: "Neymar e Messi". Então, tá tudo em casa.
O Jeff tá aí de exemplo, faz uma leitura muito boa da feijoada e outros pratos brasileiros, já que falamos de comida.
hoje em dia por conta da globalização muita gente sabe de muitos povos, estamos deixando o etnocentrismo de lado.
Muitos brasileiros também fazem comidas tipicas de outros países com maestria.
A última propaganda feita por Jeff e Damiani ficou melhor :3
Thanks bro, it was a really funny video! The ending was awesome hahaha
This video is so entertaining. I used to order lots of china in box here in Brasil. And forgive me but I always thought that yakisoba was chinese and that japanese restaurants that served it were missing the mark. I stand corrected.
And just to ease your pain from seeing sushi and yakisoba on the menu (there was also french fries and fried chicken KFC style), China in box is ultimately a fast food restaurant. So nobody here is expecting the most authentic experience from it. Much like you don't expect authentic Mexican food from Taco Bell. Or authentic Italian food from pizza hut.
So glad you recognize our pastel, btw.
Lots of love, Brazilian viewer.
The thing is that the only Brazilian Portuguese term for that dish is "yakisoba", because Japanese immigration is older, bigger and more formative to Brazilian culture than Chinese immigration, so Chinese restaurants refer to chopsticks as "hashi" and never "kuaizi", so most Asian terms in Brazil are Japanese, and we consider these words Brazilian already, so there is no mistake in calling the chowmein by its "Japanese" name, because it's its Brazilian name already.
Nopes... They are really the japanese yakisoba.
The point is that it's nothing like real yakisoba... So it's weird 😭
Kiki The Cat yep, but it's a Brazillian try to make the yakisoba overall. But some of them are really delicious whenever they are not really yakisoba they taste good xD
Best video ever hahahaha
Melhor vídeo de todos kkkkkkkkkk
我最喜歡吃的中國菜是紅燒豬肉（我是巴西人）:)
Caraca n sabia que o mito do jeff tinha um canal que top vou começar a acompanhar!!!!!
Dude thanks for the subtitles in portuguese, a hug from Portugal 🇵🇹:)
Até o Jeff tá ligado. Respeita as mina, mano!
Yakisoba and The boy using panda hat is now a meme of You Chanel
(Best english of You life)
*_China in Box is the best food, i love it_*
Space Unicorn pena que eh mto caro, pelo menos aqui em São Paulo mas tem as imitações boas menos mal
U rich tho
Jeff, your videos are really really really funny, please don't stop make them
Chiiiinaaaaa iiiinnn boxxxx. Excelente vídeo Jeff👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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Jeff thank you to respekt wamen 👏👏👏👏
the best white knite ev3r
this was taught by Pewds(I'm joking)
*DAMIANI?*
I feel tou, Bro!!! I live in Sao Paulo. I haven't had Chiiiina in Box* for quite a while... I'm gonna taste it soon in your behalf... Kkkk
Hilarious video, loved it!
* You don't have idea how many times I've been bullied with that (not only as a child)... 😬
I keep returning to watch this video from time to time. It's so good
Aquele era o Damiani?
King Revolts o da ultima propaganda? Sim ele memo
Dêmonio do gás oculto?
King Revolts Leia a descrição
Eu chorei de rir Jeff, obrigado Jeff, muito obrigado, foi fantástico!
China in box is sooo good. Yakisoba os my favoritos chinese food, lol
Ok I need to say that.
You are a funny guy who say cool stuff about a thing we make here in Brasil. I realy liked your approach.
Subscribed!
I wish success to you and to your time in here when you come.
^^
AHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAA i rarely laugh at a video unless it's a meme thing, but THIS ONE gave me some pretty good laughs
IT'S AWESOME JEFF!!!!
Hmmm New Town bakery! Steamed buns... I miss Vancouver so much
Btw Jeff, in Brazil we have temparatures of -6 celsius.Its not just 30-40 degrees.
Kkkkk onde? Nem no RS chega a -6 Max 0
Victória Dantas já tivemos -3° por aqui na minha cidade (RS), e nem é na serra
Em Curitiba
@@victoriadantas3138 serra gaúcha? serra catarinense? curitiba e região?????
Gramado-Canela e região faz -6 com certa facilidade no inverno
Muito bom essas legendas
Jeff you are the BEST THING on RUclips 💛
Hi there, I'm from Brazil. The first time we ate meals from China in Box (in a small town in southern brazil) my dad said to my sister that a chinese guy would come to deliver it. She never saw a foreigner, and was very disappointed when she saw it was just a regular delivery guy (motoboy as we call them here, they ride motorcycles for the delivers).
Oi, tudo bem jeff
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realmente, ficaria mais legal asiaaaaaaaaa in box, um pouco mais decente de fato! kkkk
Greetings from Brazil,i always wanted to see videos like these ((where people from other countries take a look at this type of stuff)).
((Nice Pachimarry btw :3))
Fantástico!!
Jef your soul is Brazilian. We love you!
12:37 eu notei uma dublagem aí Hem 😏. 😂😂 Daminhani! Vc nesse canal?
MR KA sim foi o Damiani quem gravou o áudio
O MIRANHA
Jeff... Here we have this awful way to mix culture (japanese, chinese, korean, etc...) all is "china" or "japa" very generic
Kíssila Gomes not only in Brazil.. in other places we are just "asians"
Kíssila Gomes eu não acho que isso se trate de uma forma de generalização mas sim de mesclagem cultural, pois não é como se essas culturas fossem ativamente ignoradas ou oprimidas de certa forma. No Brasil embora suas raízes culturais estrangeiras sejam parte da sua identidade, elas simplesmente não são um fator social relevante por bem ou por mal, Isso facilita o processo de mesclagem cultural e de diluição de comunidades reclusas, o que até onde eu sei é uma coisa boa Pois é um reflexo dos baixos índices de xenofobia da nossa sociedade ( me refiro a xenofobia contra estrangeiros, a xenofobia contra pessoas de outros estados ou regiões ainda é uma triste realidade ).
Quanto a termos como china ou japa, isso é simplesmente uma forma mais amigável de se referir a uma pessoa que você não conhece bem com base em características distinguíveis, usamos esses temos da mesma forma que usamos árabe ou alemão
Desculpe o texto longo mas espero que minha singela opinião tenha servido de esclarecimento
Seu Pedido é Uma Ordem Jeff! Sininho tá ativado sempre estará,assisto com gosto seus Vídeos e Curto Absurdos gosto de verdade é uma Imensa Honra ser seu Inscrito Cara amo demais a Cultura Ásiatica que respeito muito,mas palavras são insignificantes queria poder dizer isso pessoalmente quem sabe!!!!,e mega ancioso pros Próximos Vídeos! E ah já ia esquecendo CHINA IIIIIIIIIIIN BOX! Haha
+Charlis Dos Santos F Hahaha lógico que não, ele não entende tudo de português só coloquei em português porque eu quero. ,mas eu coloquei outro comentário em Inglês, e com certeza esse sim ele entendeu.
Jeff, your channel is being really cool, send it on.
That was really funny, great video!
Jeff, I Love your videos MAN!!!! you are a good person really I Like watch every second you make different in your videos Sucess Man, and is True one thing YAKISOBA IS NOT CHINESE IS JAPANESE!!!! So what Is China In Box not Japan In Box? Haha but is Cool Chinaaaaaaaaa In Box You Are 10000x right 🎎
Read my comment, the "Yakisoba" sold in Brazil is a Chinese food.
+Sorb I Read your comment,and Let's Talk about! Is true in brazil, the Yakisoba sold in brazil is a Chinese food,but anyways Yakisoba is of Japanese origin, except that in China In box they have placed it as Chinese food. So the Real Yakisoba Is exclusive culinary of Japan.
No because Yakisoba in Brazil has other meaning. And Japanese Yakisoba is just a variant of Chow Mein so it is Chinese in essence.
+Sorb, Exactly what I was thinking that I actually forgot, true. So thank you for explain to me.
Só te prestando um serviço: quando você fala "you're so cute", a não ser que seja para uma criança ou um animal de estimação, dá a entender que você sente atração pela pessoa. Então, se você for gay, não tem problema, mas se não for, tome cuidado com essa palavra pra não passar pras pessoas uma ideia de algo que você não é! ;)
12:35 he literally says 'american Chinese food and Japanese food'. But I agree the yelling is annoying! :)
N foi da propaganda de vdd
At least at the end the guy from the ad says that is Japanese and American Chinese food and explains that it would not be that cool to call like is "China in Box"
woosh
aquilo foi uma redublagem que o Damiani fez para o Jeff
Vinicius Alves hahahaha poderiam usar, ia fazer mais sentido😂😂
Way to go Jeff!. Keep up the good work
Kkkkkkk cara ri muito nesse video! Parabéns pelo canal e sucesso!
Isso mesmo ensina Jeff yakisoba não é chinês é japonês gosto do seu canal não tá caçando mais Pokémon com Leon
Yakisoba é chinês :-/
Origem chinesa e tals.
AllMito eu não vou discutir com você entendeu que não vídeo aí é um chinês falando que yakisoba não é chinês e japonês Então quem eu sou eu e você para teimar com chinês não é
Yakisoba é de ORIGEM CHINESA QUE FICOU FAMOSA NO JAPÃO.
AllMito Vamos mudar a nossa Concepção consertar comida chinesa não é japonesa não apresentei vamos evoluir bom se corrigir comida japonesa yakisoba não é chinesa
AllMito ou então nós vamos ofender a China dizendo que yakisoba é chinesa e não japonesa eles não vão gostar isso aí seria uma desonra para eles então não se corrigir
8:53 paw chinês
"parece um pouco menor do que deveria"
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You do realize you guys serves tacos and other degusting non-brazilian food in USA and Canadian brazilian restaurants right?
Ok, then....
Then make a video about them if they trigger you
All Brazilians restaurants are 99% authentic in Québec. (A province of Canada, where I live). Maybe in the U.S. but never compare Canada and the U.S.
DAMIANIIIIIIII! BOOOM arrasou no vídeo Jeff! VEM LOGO NO BRASIL E PROVA CHINAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA in box
Vim pelo Damiani e tô cascando o bico! Muito bom!
Hello Jeff! please forgive my countrypeople.
They don't know what they do hahahahaha
I came to this video like: omg let's see... hmmm
and you're so funny!
and my favorite chinese dish is Chow Mei ;D
I loved in the end when Guilherme Damiani made the voiceover hahaha
Thank you mate! Cheers from Brazil!
You do realize they serves tacos and other degusting non-brazilian food in USA and Canadian brazilian restaurants right? It's not a "brazilian thing".
Ok, then....
Ohh! I dunno what they serve! But I love cooking I would make a Banquet for you!
With typical vegan brazilian food!
Also here where I live (South Brazil) was colonized by european countries
we got DELICIOUS recipes over here!
You do Know that Brazil in it's entirety was colonized by european countries, right? The situation of the south of the country is because the government gave lands for a low price or as a gift to convince many germans and italians to migrate to our country. Many of those were eithe poor or running away from wars.