I don't think Natsuki has formally studied English in the same manner that Chris has studied Japanese........so I would guess that his Japanese is much better than Natsuki's english......leading it to be less amusing than you might anticipate XD
Huge thanks to Natsuki and Quinlan for featuring! It was amazing luck, given this was my first time using Airbnb (ever) and the first place I stayed in had such an awesome guy. It couldn't have gone better and I hope we can see more of Quinlan later in the year! If you're ever in the area, here's his place! (It's a huge place as well): goo.gl/8lMu46
+Abroad in Japan The Jajamen and that Maesawa Steak both looked amazing... but those soba noodles... I cry that we can't get such good food in America.
True vegan is really hard now. No meat, dairy, eggs, gelatin, or insulin in a modern world is really hard. Insulin for diabetes comes from pigs. You can't have medication that comes in gel caps. Dairy can be found in non food items and processed foods. Eggs make their way through processed foods. Meat is the easiest to avoid. Just don't be allergic to corn, soy or gluten if you choose this life.
I think maybe Natsuki was actually saying "Just is delicious" with "delicious" being the one word he would use to describe it, as opposed to "Justice delicious", which, to be fair, also seems like a good way to describe such a beautifully prepared piece of meat!
Just recently came across this channel and it was exactly what I was looking for. I'm sick of watching cringe worthy vloggers going to "japan" and giving viewers nothing to leave with. Also British wit is hilarious. Keep up the great work.
If you like more substantial videos about Japan, I'd also recommend Toco Toco TV, Henna Gaijin and Dogen. It's refreshing to find channels really care about making videos worth watching!
Absolute bullshit! Ive lived in London my whole life and I can say that British people are nicest people ever. They will help you if you need it. And although I have never lived in America, they appear to be quite fake most of the time.
All the brits I've met were exceedingly polite, but not all of them were nice. Sure, the ones that were, were genuine. In America everyone appears to be nice, but only like half the people you meet really are.
He does everything himself! :D And if camera work, and professional level editing aren't good enough...he has this reservoir of spontaneous humour which makes watching him so addicting.
the crazy thing is that his work is really well made, if he does his own editing i cant really see any flaws even with the white balance on it and the cross fade are on point, i would recommend that you send some of this videos to the travel channel on the usa, im sure they would look at it twice.
I don't think so. He said "taste of the steak doesn't disappoint me" in Japanese right after that. To be more precise, he said "doesn't betray my expectation" which is a commonly used phrase in Japanese, so I guess that's why he said "justice".
Spent the last 30 minutes on a cross-trainer watching your last two food videos. Now I am starving, will have to head to local ramen place. Thanks for nothing!😄🍲
I don't comment often, but the favorite Star War character part got me laughing my ass off while at work. Kudo to you for breaking my "I am working" poker face.
Funny seeing him and the Quinlan react to the 'sound' of smoked guts. Growing up in my family 'tripas' (guts/organs) are almost like eating an expensive steak and when you finally get some, its soooo goooood!!!! Then again we cook our tripas like you would a hamburger or steak. Taste varies.
Everyone's so jazzed about the Justice Delicious slogan, they're overlooking the "The future is buckets" business strategy/general life philosophy. Sad, when it could help so many.
Seriously, your down-to-earth and chill side combined with Natsuki's craziness and "creativity" is the perfect combination, he seems like the coolest Japanese ever, and in every video including you two i end up almost falling off my chair laughing hahaha. And btw, the food looks so delicious damn, i'll make sure to fav all your food videos for the day i'll come to japan to try them all!
Gotta say, Natsuki is actually the best food reviewer on youtube. His discriptions are always hillarious and on point! :D The food looks outstanding, Japan really doees have the best cuisine in the world IMO.
While watching this I'm eating dinner, which consist of 2 burnt pieces of toast, a donut from this morning and a cup of Tea. Needless to say I wish I was there. Lamb is also my favorite meat, so that meal looks delicious!
I will be using "Justice" from now on when reacting positively to food. Just imagine eating a real juicy piece of meat, flying up from your seat and yelling "JUSTICE!" from the top of your lungs. There is no better way to compliment a chef, aye?
The quality of this channel feels like im watching tv instead of youtube. Actually, that could be an insult to some. The channel and all content that comes out of it is excellent, top quality.
I was just so astounded by the name Quinlan that I forgot to focus on the delicious food. Another great video Chris, I can vicariously live through you whilst I eat my custard creams from the comfort of my bed.
Sorry to break your dreams Chris but the Japanese "Jajamen" noodles actually probably come from the Chinese dish 炸酱面 (zha jiang mian) and are actually pretty similar to begin with other than the sauce being made from soybean instead of miso. The addition with the hot water used to cook the noodles afterwards you have ate partway through it though is really unique and interesting change from Japanese people :)
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"JUSTICE DELICIOUS" sounds like a final attack of some kind. Like, after taking a bite you just hear the explosions and triple repeats happening behind you.
Traveling Americans tend to be friendlier (and often a pretty good representation, for better and worse, of overall American mentalities and mannerisms). We have a lot of flaming asshats here, of course, but they're not the type who travel overseas for a vacation: Particularly to a nation where English isn't the primary language. So if you meet an American somewhere that's not America, chances are excellent we'll be about the nicest person you'll meet on your trip!
@@TravellingKuro Jajangmyeon is simply the Chinese word 炸酱面 romanized in Korean. The actual dish in Korea is just a mere adaptation of the Chinese dish.
I find the people in Asia and japan are so much friendlier because when I went to Bali me and my parents took a taxi to somewhere and when we went back to our hotel we got the same one to take us to the zoo the next day and when he got to the hotel he greeted us with biggest smile ever
Why don't you have more subscribers? I mean.. you've got a lot but you have great content, you're a great editor and you're great! So it literally bothers me :| can't wait for the day you hit a million subs :D
toni toni Many Kanji share the same reading, so when you hear "dengaku" (the miso coated tofu) without context, it could be any combination of Kanji with those readings. 電学 would be one possible combination. They mean electricity and teaching/study respectively. Obviously they have nothing to do with tofu. So that's what they were joking about when Chris asked what dengaku means and Quinlan said "Lightning Study".
Scroll up to the channel name and there is either a little settings button, or an alarm symbol. Click on that to get notified. I should probably make a one off video about it!
Nice to see this places having their life happily again after that massive destructive tsunami 11years ago.. Donno y i love 🇯🇵japan good wishes from 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Looks like he’s enjoying the food cooked on the bucket and it looks good. I’m throwing a Japanese themed party in a week and Il be serving fried cheese on a stick. They do eat a lot of cheese in Japan
