Ordering 5 of the largest street food found in Japan! 1. Extra Large Ice Cream 2. Extra Big Calbee 3. 16 Cake Tower 4. Longest Potato Twister 5. 25 Flavors Dango
I passed by the spiral potato place the other day and heavily debated grabbing one! But, I was on my way to a restaurant and didn’t want to spoil my appetite so I opted not to indulge. Glad to see someone get it and enjoy it!
The dango stick was amazing!! That really was 25 unique dango and they’re HUGE! The prices are so good too, people complain that Japanese food is expensive and I always say “not in Japan!” It’s better quality than what we get here in the US too. Even their junk food is better than ours.
Greetings from Sunny California 🏖️ I truly enjoy Mrs. Bacon happy faces when she eats and likes something. Her happiness and enjoyment are contagious 😋
I'm a simple man. I see a new DancingBacons video, I click it. And 16 mini cakes are awesome. But can we take it further, lol. DancingBacons, I have been watching you for years and you inspired me to make my own Hawaii based food and fun channel! (You consistently post great info and prices and not many channels do that!) I rewatch your videos all the time! I only have 800 subs, so I'm trying to work harder and harder to earn those subscribers. But the process is enjoyable and my only regret at the moment is I wish I had more time to make more videos. (Still work a 40 hr week and got littles to look afterwards) I saved and just bought a new Insta360 so I can make videos in HD! Aloha from Hawaii!
that lady with the potato twist is super super super and i mean super cute and nice, really awesome to see happy employees for a change unlike in western countries.
We love Calbee snacks when we can find them❣️ It was easier to find them when we lived in Los Angeles. It’s harder to find them in Northern California.
I didn't even know what calbee was, I had to Google it. Seems like I can buy them here in Australia but I can honestly say I've never seen them sold anywhere.
@@shannondore I have never tried that flavor. I’ll have to look for them. They were easier to find in LA than they are where I live now, but I still see them occasionally. I always buy them when I find them. 😉😋🥰
The first gentleman speaking English was great and spoke well! I hope a lot of places over in Japan can help with that also. I'd be so at ease traveling and not having to worry about google lens or anything that is the new tech. I mean i'd come over with a book of words and such. But the less the better so I don't butcher the language and for simplicity reasons. However Love cultures so I'd feel compelled to at least try and give respect by speaking their language. So on that note, very respectful regardless of how it's business orientated with the first gentleman :) He must get a lot of tourists which is good and helps to make them feel at ease :) Third gentleman was real nice, I love hearing the goodbyes, always so polite and outgoing to thank you. So amazing. That rice treat "Dango" at the end was long as. Great video :)
Hey bacons! I love your content a lot and watch every new video! I was just wondering if you could try the watermelon, dragonfruit, and melon bread/toasts with the cream filling. Thanks!
1: That ice cream was impressive. 2: Is Calbee a for of chip? 3: The cake tower looked incredible. But after a few plain cakes it would be to much. 4: OMG 03:56 WAW. 5: What is Dango?
I’ve actually had a tornado potato here in the US at a state fair. It was just a little longer than that one. But the other stuff looks so great! Would love to try the tiny cakes.
@@JustAGuySlayingDragons That was what the booth at the State Fair called them. It was the MO fair and they were a booth from Idaho and used huge potatoes. The fryers were enormous for the really long ones. There was a garlic Parmesan that was to die for, and they made their own fry sauce as well.
Hello I would try a smaller ice cream. Miss Lunch to try the callbee 🍟 then buy the Dango take them back y To my hotel or B&B or wherever I'm staying. And later maybe have a bento meal at 711.
