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Chef Kanejiro Kanemoto Is Japan's Grilled Eel Master - Omakase 

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Nodaiwa in the Higashi Azabu area of Tokyo is a 200 year old restaurant that has focused on various preparations of unagi through five generations of chefs.
At its helm today is chef and owner Kanejiro Kanemato, a master of kabayaki (butterflied unagi that is dipped in a sweet sauce and then broiled) who is 90 years old and shows no signs of stopping. “Right now I say that I’ll stay in the business until I’m 100,” says Kanemato. “But 10 years later I might reach for another 10 years, and so on.”
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Комментарии : 1,8 тыс.   
@semperfi6568
@semperfi6568 5 лет назад
90yrs old but still so precised when cutting the Eel. What a master.
@pjitiwong
@pjitiwong 4 года назад
I watched another RU-vid series about him. He said he took twice as long compared to his prime. When asked how long, he answered 1 min/eel now, used to be 30 secs/eel in his prime. Give me one min, I probably still can't pin the head down to the cutting board. lol
@eltonjohntubola3212
@eltonjohntubola3212 4 года назад
@@pjitiwong Can you give a link?
@brianchu4530
@brianchu4530 4 года назад
@@pjitiwong give me one minute and I cant even get the eel on th board
@jqin9764
@jqin9764 4 года назад
@@pjitiwong Give me one min then I could cut my finger
@gcarpinelli-nt8kb
@gcarpinelli-nt8kb 3 года назад
He's precise because he's 90 years old.
@ryoon1761
@ryoon1761 5 лет назад
Man gave a speech and the sub titles showed "grill the eel" like bruh that can't be all he said.
@commandidiot1033
@commandidiot1033 5 лет назад
I don’t see any problem except for 2:04 When he said “it was Edo period since when people started to eat eels like this”, and subtitle never mentioning anything about that. If you have any point in video where you want to know what he really said, tell me I maybe able to translate it for you.
@HO-mm6ob
@HO-mm6ob 5 лет назад
@@commandidiot1033 looks like he didnt have any problems later on 😂
@gostavoadolfos2023
@gostavoadolfos2023 4 года назад
That exactly my thought. Obviously they didn't respect the translation which is very disrespectful.
@internallyscreaming2788
@internallyscreaming2788 4 года назад
younes jorge not disrespectful just pure laziness on their part
@obiwahnonryo2325
@obiwahnonryo2325 4 года назад
Try the video translator. or Google translator
@Rumeeezyy
@Rumeeezyy 3 года назад
What I absolutely love about Japanese culture is they pick one thing and they spend their whole lives mastering it. No matter what it is!
@RoninWolfos
@RoninWolfos 3 года назад
It’s very respectable that so much time and dedication is observed in Japanese culture, to the degree that whichever profession you look into is almost like an art form in they’re eyes.
@sara.cbc92
@sara.cbc92 Год назад
like torture?
@Rumeeezyy
@Rumeeezyy Год назад
@@sara.cbc92 especially torture!
@boringbastard4920
@boringbastard4920 Год назад
It coincide with japan culture as well. Biggest problem a resturant owner has is as soon they learn how to make it themself the apprentice leave and start up for himself. So the solution is to keep back alot of how too. 1 year as dishwasher and prep food. And so on until they mastered it to perfection and the bussiness have gotten their mileage out of them. Give me one year with constant cooking eels from scratch and i make u an amazing meal😂
@giovanniamore7532
@giovanniamore7532 Год назад
..instead of doing everýthing, and mastering nothing
@Deadshilz
@Deadshilz 4 года назад
I just love how the Japanese culture puts so much heart and soul into their food. I hope one day i can go to Japan and taste their food for myself
@reacharlie
@reacharlie Год назад
you must, it is going to be a mindblowing experience that can be only found in Japan.
@pjitiwong
@pjitiwong 5 лет назад
One thing he didn’t mention. In specialized restaurant, the eel sauce is also made of boiled bone from hundreds of eel. Then they keep boiling it every single day for decades or even a century and dip the eel into the same sauce before grilling, so the flavor of the new eel gets into the sauce, enhancing the aroma. The sauce is so concentrated such that microorganism cannot live in it, that's why they can keep it forever, as long as they boil it everyday to avoid the mold forming on top. Generally, the older the sauce is, the better. The oldest sauce I heard of has been passed down for a century, though I don't remember the name of the restaurant.
@Ramen7810
@Ramen7810 2 года назад
Damn now I wanna do this but at home XD
@CrypticalCypher
@CrypticalCypher Год назад
impressive
@warrenbuffet2848
@warrenbuffet2848 Год назад
yeah i saw the same documentary lol
@shaekisbat5043
@shaekisbat5043 Год назад
Imagine if they somehow dropped the sauce they have been boiling for centuries.
@retardo9633
@retardo9633 Год назад
@@shaekisbat5043 that is how covid 19 started. animals xD
@sushiversum
@sushiversum 4 года назад
200-year-old restaurant. I can't believe it. Love how the Japanese give the traditional from Generation to Generation.Deeply Respect.
@SW38MP
@SW38MP 2 года назад
It's so good, Nodaiwa-san, I went to eat there for lunch, especially the double-decker (rice in a stack box, eel on top of it, more rice on top of it, and eel on top of it). It was great.
@elins4143
@elins4143 5 лет назад
You know sometimes I wonder why such traditions don't disappear but watching this I realized who wouldn't want to learn from Kanejiro this amazing tradition and keep it alive; He is a true role model
@SoShiBias
@SoShiBias 5 лет назад
When you realized the opening beats are not actually beats but PERFECT FANNING.
@gameender8239
@gameender8239 5 лет назад
N-na-nani??
@nick7930
@nick7930 5 лет назад
Ross taught me that Unagi is a state of total awareness
@amarsonowal
@amarsonowal 5 лет назад
salmon skin roll
@silvericepeak
@silvericepeak 5 лет назад
You deserve a thumbs up!!
@garryarganis5801
@garryarganis5801 5 лет назад
DANGEEEEEEEEEEER
@milanthapa322
@milanthapa322 5 лет назад
nick7930 i sense you
@garryarganis5801
@garryarganis5801 5 лет назад
chandler : whats up ross ross : chandler , i sensed it was you .
@RobotSavetheworld
@RobotSavetheworld 3 года назад
The serving boxes are GORGEOUS, and the one that has a hot water tray to keep the shirayaki warm on the way to the table is just that little bit of extra care that lets you know how great a place like this is.
@Lasor4
@Lasor4 2 года назад
I'm finding this video years after it first aired, but I actually ate at this restaurant during a stay in Japan and it made me love eel so much more than I already did! Oishii-desu!!!!
@sweetwater88
@sweetwater88 5 лет назад
Meanwhile in the UK let's boiled it with no spices and put it in jelly. Hmmm.
@leeadler4221
@leeadler4221 5 лет назад
God forbid different cultures prepare the same ingredient differently.
@DNLYUSEmeBIADE
@DNLYUSEmeBIADE 5 лет назад
Yeah uk and food just don't mix. They suck at it
@symphonymph3562
@symphonymph3562 5 лет назад
DNLYUSEmeBIADE Fish and chips?
@mwrkhan
@mwrkhan 5 лет назад
Symphonymph Fish and chips is not British, just as apple pie is not American. Both borrowed dishes.
@jtst951
@jtst951 5 лет назад
Hahaha what a comment lmao jellied eels 4 life
@pokcay
@pokcay 5 лет назад
This series is the pinnacle of RU-vid food series
@vanwandererx852
@vanwandererx852 5 лет назад
Thats debatable.YT has become an ocean full of content.im sure you can find another channel as good as this.
@MrYsosad
@MrYsosad 5 лет назад
a man with a life time of dedication and wisdom about preparing eel, and you do him like that with a shoddy translation. Dedication is a dying virtue indeed.
@alexandrada7085
@alexandrada7085 5 лет назад
Their passion and diligence in everything they do is truly admirable.
@lunanasushistax6692
@lunanasushistax6692 5 лет назад
Eater: *releases new Omakase episode* Me: *B R E A T H E *
@kaviseranG
@kaviseranG 5 лет назад
Lunana Sushistax exactly 🤣🤣🤣
@TeamLegacyFTW
@TeamLegacyFTW 5 лет назад
What would your life be without social media😑
@kalinours
@kalinours 5 лет назад
@@TeamLegacyFTW this is art, not social media anymore
@russelmarktiamson6637
@russelmarktiamson6637 5 лет назад
Shokugeki was right
@panjiristho1697
@panjiristho1697 5 лет назад
Russel Mark Tiamson i know right! It's the same as kurokiba said!!
@arisiharmaja1312
@arisiharmaja1312 5 лет назад
Panji Ristho what did he say about eel? Can't recall the part
@nigelarchie5340
@nigelarchie5340 5 лет назад
Ari Siharmaja its about the entire lifetime grilling
@11u510n15t
@11u510n15t 5 лет назад
Hahaha, precisely.
@troy10troytroy
@troy10troytroy 5 лет назад
I was about to comment the same thing, looks like you got it first. HAHAHA
@sxssyjxck1638
@sxssyjxck1638 5 лет назад
"So right now i'll stay on this business until i reach 100,but after those 10 years i might continue for more 10 years and so on" THIS is putting your feet on the ground and saying that you wont fall because of old age
@don3560
@don3560 5 лет назад
Grandpa was really cute when he said - Welcome♥️. Kawaii...
@goldchocobo5372
@goldchocobo5372 5 лет назад
Laughs at your grandpa fetish
@shiroineko13
@shiroineko13 5 лет назад
When he said that, I instantly knew he was the real deal.
@alvar1to012
@alvar1to012 4 года назад
What was he saying In japanese?
@raggedyhaggity250
@raggedyhaggity250 4 года назад
yeah same!!! he was all irashaimase, and my heart melted~ kawaii ojisan
@MidnightCravings
@MidnightCravings 5 лет назад
True culinary artist
@harrue
@harrue 5 лет назад
what a waste of time
@casperguo7177
@casperguo7177 5 лет назад
Tanglee squid can you do anything at a higher standard than him tho lmao
@tintin6644
@tintin6644 5 лет назад
Casper Guo he can do 360 and land on his butt..that will not be a waste of time for him lmao
@lorenzopiscosi9566
@lorenzopiscosi9566 5 лет назад
@@harrue what a low IQ troll
@ArvisPavilons
@ArvisPavilons 5 лет назад
why do they reuse the wooden skewers?
@Anotation1
@Anotation1 5 лет назад
Omakase series from eater is the best food related video on youtube. Seriously please never ever stop making them. Sincerely - a chef
@warren-cga
@warren-cga 5 лет назад
I love how well all the videos on this channel is put together; transitions, music, narrative, composition, editing, etc.
@RebelleGameOfficial
@RebelleGameOfficial 5 лет назад
Did you guys see how he cut that eel, and he’s 90 too!! He really is a master
@abdurrahmanhumaam6820
@abdurrahmanhumaam6820 3 года назад
Ishiki doing the same thing.
@Triptunee
@Triptunee 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-57yGzZE1mi0.html
@noonefromnowhere99
@noonefromnowhere99 3 года назад
That is the result of a lifetime of dedication to your craft and more importantly, countless years of practice.
@johndang1628
@johndang1628 3 года назад
@@abdurrahmanhumaam6820 the old ishiki be like 🙂
@joaojaozera211
@joaojaozera211 3 года назад
It is amanzing
@KARIM8960
@KARIM8960 3 года назад
True craftsmanship, what a civilization Japan is, humanity learned so much from them, God bless them.
@danarthur771
@danarthur771 5 лет назад
hear that,kids?! takes an entire lifetime to grill!! imagine going to school and opening the same page for the rest of your life. that's how you become a master, not by participating in masterchef!!
@ckbs1
@ckbs1 5 лет назад
Yeah, thanks Dad
@tevidsattayarom8550
@tevidsattayarom8550 5 лет назад
Give this guy a medal
@jusjase_3229
@jusjase_3229 5 лет назад
Or...you know, take a uni course that changes every year for a lifetime
@MrDagrom
@MrDagrom 5 лет назад
you dont understand what craftmanship is about.
@jonnypiper5378
@jonnypiper5378 5 лет назад
Yeah only the master at grilling eel 😂
@amad581
@amad581 3 года назад
I love unagi! The fact that grilling unagi is took lifetime to master, it just amazing.
@Montpelier-sama
@Montpelier-sama 5 лет назад
200 years. That's what you call preserving the family tradition for five generations. Just awesome.
@Triptunee
@Triptunee 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-57yGzZE1mi0.html check this guy out
@Sakja
@Sakja 5 лет назад
I love this series.
@MoxieBeast
@MoxieBeast 5 лет назад
3:15 onwards so impressive. it would take me about 4 hours to do that, and it would look like crap and have bones everywhere. love watching masters work with their hands.
@ansondiego8875
@ansondiego8875 2 года назад
sorry to be offtopic but does anyone know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost my login password. I love any tricks you can offer me.
@peytonsonny135
@peytonsonny135 2 года назад
@Anson Diego instablaster :)
@_paraluman
@_paraluman 4 года назад
the server's voice along with the presentation of the unagi and the chef makes this video otherwordly and oddly comforting
@djsgravely
@djsgravely 3 года назад
I love watching guys like this. Unagi is not his job. It’s his life. I miss visiting Japan.
@greyscale1764
@greyscale1764 4 года назад
i love how this show consistently and subtly uses claire de lune to convey beauty/emotion and it makes me smile everytime
@Mugthraka
@Mugthraka 5 лет назад
When you can only think of when you'll hit the age for retirement after your 60's and you see this dude still doing this at 90,....Damn...
@soulpancake6670
@soulpancake6670 4 года назад
When he said "irashaimass" my heart melt
@paulwall3269
@paulwall3269 5 лет назад
My favorite installment in this Omakase series. Good job Eater.
@SpikeyPillowz
@SpikeyPillowz 5 лет назад
unagi is truly one of my favorite foods, and this video made it look even better than i could've imagined. now i can't wait until I can eat at this restaurant in japan one day!!
@adritan4455
@adritan4455 3 года назад
That eels are so impressive. Look at that size and meat quality. Damn! They really know how to distinguish such good eels
@tasha3757
@tasha3757 10 месяцев назад
This is why I love Japan, there is mastery of almost anything
@rickybell
@rickybell 4 года назад
what i personally like about japan is the fact that most of the people like him consider themselves as artisans mastering their craft... so to devote yourself to one thing and perfect it it just amazes me...
@cocacola99
@cocacola99 5 лет назад
I have been there last year and I could tell you guys that their unagi are just wonderful!
@244hayrick
@244hayrick 4 года назад
This is the very video that made me try unagi in Japan last holidays. It's definitely worth a try. It's sooooo gooood.
@erwinvandeursen3916
@erwinvandeursen3916 5 лет назад
It almost made me cry. He is so passionate, most of us will never understand.
@rollinrat4850
@rollinrat4850 5 лет назад
I always sit at sushi bars so I can watch the chef at work with their magic. Always offer to share your beer or sake. Many sushi masters Ive met enjoy and appreciate that. They usually will treat you to something special.
@KotteKun
@KotteKun 5 лет назад
So my boyfriend and I have been in love with Japanese culture for a really long time. We've studied the language, researched history and current society, and of course, eaten a ton of food. However, to this day nothing has made quite an impact to us as kabayaki. And today I've decided: when we finally travel to Japan, we're trying this omakase. I believe it'll bring tears to my eyes from the deliciousness.
@TeamLegacyFTW
@TeamLegacyFTW 5 лет назад
@@Rexicide lmaoo
@vaffangool9196
@vaffangool9196 5 лет назад
@KotteKun *Say hi to the old neighbourhood* for me. My dad and I used to pop over to 野田岩 from his apartment in ARK Towers. I don't recognise the old man's face, but I remember they were always very kind--I was lifeguarding along with other members' kids at Tokyo American Club, and we would sometimes walk over after work and treat it like an izakaya. I don't remember it being expensive, but back then Westerners were rarely charged full price on a night out.
@caesarwiroreno7441
@caesarwiroreno7441 5 лет назад
@KotteKun oh, trust me, you will.. coz i know i did haha
@ChiefJuan
@ChiefJuan 5 лет назад
Crazy how when he said “Unagi is available in every river in Japan” took like 25 seconds lmaoo
@user-zc8sq3wr9f
@user-zc8sq3wr9f 3 года назад
they didn't bother to translate what the dude was saying at all lol
@shahrulhanafi4596
@shahrulhanafi4596 5 лет назад
What a humble chef !! Sharing the recipes .
@lhoycobar8210
@lhoycobar8210 5 лет назад
Amazing, they devoted their whole life on what they do best. And by doing so, comes perfection.
@janmc9036
@janmc9036 5 лет назад
those three strawberries as a dessert were lit haha
@hf2428
@hf2428 5 лет назад
apparently in japan there are varying qualities of fruit - to the extent that some of the expensive fruit is tasty enough to be a dessert
@vengefulspirit99
@vengefulspirit99 5 лет назад
I bet it's stuffed. If you look closely, it looks like they're cut in half. or maybe they just cut it up for you so you can eat it in 2 bites instead of one
@arkhadipustaka_
@arkhadipustaka_ 5 лет назад
I think it's the best strawberry out there. I heard from my niece who lived in Japan, the taste of strawberry in Japan is beyond regular strawberry.
@leanhtutu3133
@leanhtutu3133 5 лет назад
In asian country, sometimes you get served fruits as deserts, maybe a slice of watermelon or pineapple just to wash off with some freshness, we dont do a full desert like a slice of cake you know ?
@acrophobe
@acrophobe 5 лет назад
it's not a fancy restaurant if they don't sell $10 strawberries for dessert
@HeadbangersKitchen
@HeadbangersKitchen 5 лет назад
Just wow!!!
@Shu-sama
@Shu-sama 5 лет назад
The most exiting thing about those videos is to see how passionate people are about the simple things you can enjoy in life.
@asepdianlukman
@asepdianlukman 2 года назад
I can't see anyone else, than this guy when cut those eels.. love and passions reflected from his eyes.. how beautiful his soul.
@nicolasflamel546
@nicolasflamel546 4 года назад
3 years for cutting 3 years for piercing 3 years for flutter And forever roasting. This quotes from yukihira souma
@roevilla7993
@roevilla7993 5 лет назад
1:00 that's so precious! ojiisan.
@ajrob2888
@ajrob2888 3 года назад
I just LOVE Japanese cuisine!!! So fragrant, delicate, and with classless dishes anyone would love. Unagi... my absolute favorite!!!! This kabayaki master, at 90 years old, is more skilled at eel preparation than anyone I have ever seen or watched a video of. Dang.... now I'm hungry for some grilled eel!
@notme3686
@notme3686 2 года назад
You can do it too. Get some fish, put it on rice, add some soy sauce, and shazam, you made Japanese food.
@thedominasian
@thedominasian 5 лет назад
If I ever make it to Tokyo, I absolutely need to find this restaurant and try the una-ju. Looks so simple and elegant and yet so delicious.
@jonathangandara109
@jonathangandara109 5 лет назад
What was the background music you used in the latter half of the video? It was perfect and complimented the art!
@MWY4021
@MWY4021 5 лет назад
It's a flute/symphonic arrangement of Gabriel Fauré's Pavane, Op. 50! Here's the first video result from Google: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wQDoN40-_C4.html
@nilanjandas6908
@nilanjandas6908 5 лет назад
Isshiki really is a monster 😂😂
@vanessaruth2834
@vanessaruth2834 4 года назад
He is.. He is japanese food master...
@johndang1628
@johndang1628 3 года назад
Look how he operates this restaurant and how he cuts the eel at this age, what a grand master!
@SuperLadiesman619
@SuperLadiesman619 3 года назад
I loved unagi ever since the first time i tried it in a japanese restaurant with my mom when i was in primary school.
@rajha735
@rajha735 5 лет назад
this is what Erina talking about...
@dragos8839
@dragos8839 5 лет назад
Hopefully she got joseph to taste this godly food
@TeamLegacyFTW
@TeamLegacyFTW 5 лет назад
What
@il.mister
@il.mister 3 года назад
ah see you're a girl of culture
@SushiLiebhaber
@SushiLiebhaber 5 лет назад
The most important ingredient going into the dish is passion. Inspiring me to make eel sushi myself!
@Volvoamazon62
@Volvoamazon62 5 лет назад
Beautiful to see how much passion and craftsmanship the Japanese show in their work. In the kitchen or woodworking, it's always a pleasure to look at. Different than all that show you see in Europe/America, where they need to shout and hurry hurry hurry...
@razarraz8276
@razarraz8276 4 года назад
That's one thing I admire about Japanese culture, out already from what I've seen on the media and that's ART! It seems like Art comes to play in a lot of thing in Japan, from the way you treat your ingredients to the way an anime is drawn to maximise its video effect on the viewer and the way a black Smith uses his forge. I wish we had that mentality of ART and mastery that happen does
@chucknorisclone
@chucknorisclone 5 лет назад
He reminds me of my late great grandfather but Japanese instead of German I love it
@sixact9647
@sixact9647 5 лет назад
Everything look really neat in Japan.
@karoma7898
@karoma7898 5 лет назад
They served shark fin in those meals. Shark fin is a controversial meal to say the least and VERY expensive. This is not an open restaurant for everyone, only very rich people eat shark fin. It's supposed to be neat
@hazeflame142
@hazeflame142 5 лет назад
@@karoma7898 yeah, sharkfins are expansive, but as i know even very good quality sharkfins by that little they used in a tiny bowl, would cost a few dollars at most.
@crystalyeowchingching1036
@crystalyeowchingching1036 5 лет назад
I love Unagi, thank you for your hard work.
@crosscounty24
@crosscounty24 4 года назад
90 years old and still grinding . Love it.
@ninana143
@ninana143 5 лет назад
my fav is just Unagi on rice, Unagi-don best thing ever!
@cakrulgamingid
@cakrulgamingid 5 лет назад
6:21 The art of elegance
@jesonsaptula43
@jesonsaptula43 2 года назад
So much respect for the food! One of the best ethiquits of japan!
@sesispace5972
@sesispace5972 5 лет назад
I love Unagi! I love this grandpa! What a precious legacy! Love from Indonesia! ❤️🇲🇨
@goldchocobo5372
@goldchocobo5372 5 лет назад
Lets chat on tinder
@sesispace5972
@sesispace5972 5 лет назад
@@goldchocobo5372What your purpose? LOL I'm not using Tinder anymore we can just chat here. Do you have questions about my country or what? haha
@goldchocobo5372
@goldchocobo5372 5 лет назад
I love unagi too! Also i love chocobos.
@goldchocobo5372
@goldchocobo5372 5 лет назад
@@sesispace5972 Looking for people to help start a fundraiser for the genetic alteration of ostrich into chocobo gastornis hybrid
@frederickacker5379
@frederickacker5379 Год назад
I've Never Eaten Eel. But the way make it Really Looks Delicious! Thank You.
@jameslam1318
@jameslam1318 5 лет назад
Got a chance to eat Unaju at the Ginza, it was such an unforgettable dinning experience.
@mch006
@mch006 3 года назад
If you have never had this. Please try! It is very very very delicious! And man the technique to make something simple taste so good is amazing! Great job Master Chef!
@yamajii6428
@yamajii6428 5 лет назад
truly master for his passion on eel for over 90 years old and hope you can still do it till your 100+
@clip012
@clip012 5 лет назад
"Welcome" now I know the meaning of the words that they scream to my ear every time I enter Shushi King.
@christopherzhao5381
@christopherzhao5381 3 года назад
Shushi😂
@amuboaa
@amuboaa 5 лет назад
the translation is whack as they don't fully say what the man is saying. All his sayings are beautiful too...
@Ron_Anshuman
@Ron_Anshuman 3 года назад
Lovely the way she explained all the dishes.
@MUSTASCH1O
@MUSTASCH1O 2 года назад
There was something incredibly warming about his "welcome" at minute 1. A friendly face.
@BringMeMusic1
@BringMeMusic1 5 лет назад
I like how their dessert is just like three strawberries. lol way healthy
@zerovikings5852
@zerovikings5852 2 года назад
Honestly I hate heavy dessert after eating a huge meal. What i truly need after any meal is a simple desert.
@Jona-ej5zt
@Jona-ej5zt 3 года назад
Just wow! It's an art..I'm not even looking on subtitle but I can feel the hard work the passion this master had given to an eel. Truly a master of his craft.
@hoeyuenann9678
@hoeyuenann9678 4 года назад
I need to have a taste of this while the legend still lives!!
@LibraMiku271
@LibraMiku271 Год назад
I'm at a loss of words... a grand master of his craft
@tastyneck
@tastyneck 5 лет назад
Unagi isn't my favorite thing but, damn, this vid really makes me want to eat that unagi.
@edilsonpareja6107
@edilsonpareja6107 4 года назад
Es mi sueño conocer esta gastronomía japonesa
@shaniaaudreyanne3989
@shaniaaudreyanne3989 3 года назад
There's just something charming about man living his live with passion 👍
@marjanahanisa1799
@marjanahanisa1799 5 лет назад
thanks for share this awesome experience.
@mixmixi100
@mixmixi100 5 лет назад
Legends never die.
@gochgga
@gochgga 4 года назад
Chef: “We brush on the sauce” my guy legit dumps the whole thing in HAHAHA
@Triptunee
@Triptunee 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-57yGzZE1mi0.html check this guy out
@s5zi9e
@s5zi9e 3 года назад
My grandfather will turn 84 this year but he still sewin' ao dai and drinking with his friends all the time, would like to see him go on when he reaches 90
@jdkrasinki2214
@jdkrasinki2214 5 лет назад
this series actually really deserve an EMMY nomination
@avocado5007
@avocado5007 3 года назад
Every time I watch these kind of videos I feel like Japanese chefs have a totally different relationship with their head chefs. It's as if the head chefs are their teacher and working under them is almost a learning process. I guess that is also somewhat true in other places of the world, but it never goes as far as Japanese chefs do. But again what do I know, I've never worked at a restaurant before.
@SilverGears
@SilverGears 3 года назад
That's kind of the point no? Like apprenticeship with leather working or wood working or jewelry crafting, either that or you waste time and resource trying to self teach yourself, but then you miss out on the traditions that come along working under someone who's done it longer than you, who probably learned it from someone else amd so on.
@jakesanchez3415
@jakesanchez3415 3 года назад
My God! I want to go to Japan!
@goldchocobo5372
@goldchocobo5372 5 лет назад
He must remain immortal for his work might never see completion.
@komenee9107
@komenee9107 5 лет назад
めちゃくちゃかわいいおじいちゃんなのに凄腕の職人さんというギャップがなんかいい。
@papi-sauce
@papi-sauce 5 лет назад
The eel hustle is strong in this jiji
@jkbc
@jkbc 5 лет назад
love the eel, no wonder it is expensive. It's a long delicate process to make.
@notme3686
@notme3686 2 года назад
Let me wrap it up for you. Grill, steam, dunk in soy sauce, grill again, put on plain white rice, serve. No seasonings. Just meat, rice, and soy sauce. Lifetime to master.
@oppaiyuichan9477
@oppaiyuichan9477 2 года назад
@@notme3686 its the consistency takes lifetime. not the process
@notme3686
@notme3686 2 года назад
@@oppaiyuichan9477 Hmmmm, consistent hot dogs
@princesssecillie1721
@princesssecillie1721 5 лет назад
wow! the plating part is amazing 😊
@ikromtamat1681
@ikromtamat1681 2 года назад
Because of this video, I've been eating juuna-ju every time I went to a Japanese Restaurant
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