ICHIRAN-How Japanese people eat Ramen noodles 

This restaurant is an introvert’s dream, i love how orderly and polite everything is as well.

Never been to Japan but always loved the culture , cuisine and the way people talk to each other.

I love that you explain why things are done the way they are in Japan. It is very nice to get to hear it from someone native's point of view. This was a lovely view into the Ichiran experience. Thank you for that.

I cant believe how respectful you guys are its seems so different

I never thought watching a video of someone eating Ramen noodles could be so relaxing. Thanks for the video

I served in the military in the 70's in Japan. I was near yokohama and there were ramen noodle shops all over the place. I was more near rural towns, so they were small mom and pop shops. So good.

I appreciate this video so much. I think that if i get anxious when I go to Japan, going to a restaurant like this would be so easy and comforting

Love the way folks are so polite. We finally have a great Ramen restaurant in my city in Canada. I go there 2-3 times per week. Shoyu is my favorite type.

It's so fun learning about different cultures and thier customs. The Ramen looks delicious 😋

This look so peaceful and relaxing and i like how they have privacy while eating. Japan surely is doing great.

I absolutely enjoyed every second of your video. Thank you!

Youre a very respectful, kind, and informative for doing this. Thank you very much.

I'm an American, so I was taught that slurping my food is very rude. I love Japanese food and I have visited many Japanese restaurants in America and Japan, so I am trying to adjust to a new version of table manners. I enjoy Kosuke's channel and it is helping me to learn more about the way things are done in Japan.

Thank you for sharing! During one of my visits to Japan on business (from the US), when we were preparing to eat Ramen, my host told me that it was "OK to make a sound". I appreciated his guidance!

I enjoyed ramen in Japan and in the USA but I was never sure how, exactly, to eat ramen politely. Your video shows everything and answers all of my questions. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

This is an incredibly well made video, I appreciate your efforts to explain in depth of how different things are done in Japan, but this is for sure a special episode. When I go to Japan I'll be excited to try Ichiran Ramen!

I love noodles! Now I'm hungry and want some ramen, lol. Slurping noodles doesn't bother me, any more than watching someone from a culture different from mine (American here) that eats things with their fingers that I would use a fork or spoon for. Every culture has its own traditions, and those are what makes things special.

I wish there were more places like this in the US. Tired of dealing with people face to face in the service industry

I think most British "foodies" understand the traditional slurping of ramen and would (hopefully) not be offended, especially if done by a Japanese person.

Great content, I love how you incorporate educational things about Japan and history!!

I think these little wooden plaques are for people who don't speak Japanese so they can ask the staff. The food looks amazing. What a great video. Thank you so much for sharing this.

Thanks for the video, I also really liked the facts you explained throughout the video. This is something I did not see in other Ichiran Ramen videos and it was nice to know about this things, makes you appreciate the video more!

Thank you for this video! It's so educational. I've been to Japan twice and am always interested to know more about your culture. Keep the videos coming!

The respect and courtesy shown by everyone who works there is so amazing! Such a great video, thanks for the upload!

I love all noodle concepts from around the different countries. Slurping does not bother me. I like getting to show my appreciation for the chef's abilities. I haven't gotten to travel abroad. It is one of the wishes I know I can't fulfill. I am saddened by that fact as I love food. I really enjoy ramen, udon, and such dishes very much. I would love to be able to experience it from the countries of origin. This an amazing video. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge of ramen, udon, and etc. I am hoping to see more of your videos. Great videography.

The noodles? Lovely. The broth? Amazing. But the soft boiled egg... THIS is a work of art.

I hope to visit Japan one day, its a dream of mine. The ramen looked so delicious. Thank you for sharing part of your culture.

I love hearing about the cultural differences between Japanese culture and other cultures with something as simple as eating noodles! Thank you for sharing.

It's the most detailed video about Ichiran I've ever watched! Really good!!!

I was wondering when you were going to upload again. I love this style of video! The extra details about the different ramen types was very neat.

an interesting and informative video , and the food looks great. thankyou!

This is an excellent video! I learned a lot. Thanks so much for making this.

This is so interesting! I would love to visit Japan one day. Thank you for sharing this with us!

I'm kind of mind-blown that they allow you to order additional noodles for the remaining broth. In America, they would definitely just make you order a whole new bowl if you were still hungry. If I ever have the pleasure of visiting Japan, I would get fat because I would never just drink the remaining broth. I would just be like, "More noodles please!" until the broth was gone. 😂

Such a wholesome video, relaxing and enjoyable to watch and listen to!

I started eating ramen in the late 1960's or early 1970's and didn't know there were so many ways to enjoy them until 1976 when I did my first tour in South Korea. Oh, my taste buds had an eye opening experience. Now I put vegetables, meat in mine plus an egg. I just can't eat them plain anymore... My stepsister called one day while I was eating a bowl and said something about the noise I was making and I quickly explained that's how they're supposed to be eaten. She said it was rude and I told her in a number of cultures it'd be rude to not slurp or make noise. She also served in the Army but never went overseas. I also told her I'm not going to stop eating or enjoying what I'm eating for her. And yes, I do eat mine with chopsticks.

This was a great video! I can't wait to visit Japan and Ichiran one day!

Love your channel. Love Japan 🇯🇵

I travelled to Japan a few years ago with a tour group. If I go again, would love to explore much more, especially the restaurants and what the Japanese enjoy eating. Making ramen dishes on my own through RU-vid...got me hooked. Thank you for you videos!!!

I travel to Japan for work and love everything about the country. Especially the food. My favorite ramen place is in Nagoya, they have a spicy ramen that is amazing. Also Sapporo, because it always seems to be snowing there and there's no better time for ramen then when its cold.

I love how you learned more about your culture by translating into English. I'm talking about you mentioning the mushrooms 😂

This video really helped me!! Thank you!!

I love the setup. It's great for people who want to go out to eat alone but are shy or for people who feel uncomfortable eating in public. The booth looks cosy and like you can concentrate on enjoying the food.

I've watched more than several Ichiran videos, this was amongst the top for enjoyment. My favorite is also a rich tonkotsu, spicy, with all the trimmings and firm noodles. Someday, I'll enjoy this bowl from Ichiran!! 😋👍🌻🍜 A really nice video. ❤

I really enjoyed your video! I love how you provided some quick cultural background like the ramen song. Ichiran is definitely on my list. I might not be from Fukouka, or even Japan, but Tonkotsu is definitely the best ramen!

I want so much to visit Japan! My brother visited and fell in love with it. The Ramen looks wonderful. Thank you for showing us real life.

A very nice video, Thank you. I want to try Ramen now!😍

You're doing great! I'm working as a Japanese Food youtuber as well and your video is really good to see!! It helps me how I make my videos even better!👍

Omg, you really make me miss Ichiran ramen so much. It’s the must every time we go to Japan.

Interesting. Thanks for sharing 😊.

Thank you for sharing your viewpoint. The bowl of noodles was lovely.

I’m visiting Tokyo all by myself in a couple of months and I have been a bit anxious about eating out since I don’t speak Japanese… this video helped me a lot!

Man, I just ate korean food, and seeing this now I am craving ramen. Subscribed, as I love ramen, and seeing the map of Japan, with different types, miso, etc. just increased my knowledge and will try ramen from all region here in Canada

Thank you for sharing, The Raman looks amazing! I hope to explore more of your culture.

This video was so good. I've visited Japan...and loved it there. I don't mind the slurping at all and I love the small bites of food. I'm looking forward to watching all your videos.

This was a nice video! Really human vibes. Japanese people feel very accommodating and seem to take into account everything helpful one might need in any situation. Awesome.

I'm from sweden, it's 3am, i'm drunk and idk why but i'm watching your video... I realy liked it ! Thx for it, i'll go hopefully in japan next year as a exchange student near osaka, the city is called nishinomiya if i'm correct, i hope i will have the luck to try Icharan there ! Thx a lot i subscribed !

I love this concept! Ramen is one of my favourite dishes. This ramen looks delicious by the way! Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

So cool to learn about other cultures and traditions as well as etiquette like learning how to eat ramen. The ramen looks very yummy. Thanks for sharing your culture with us.

that looked delicious. as a westerner my parents always thought me to eat quietly but I really enjoy when Japanese people make slurping sound when eating, makes me feel like I am in an authentically Asian restaurant so makes me thing food will be really delicious here.

As an Indian, I just had an opportunity in Thailand to try.. it was awesome and tasty.. never has such tasty noodles before... I know that wasn't authentic yet it tasted so good

Oh my gosh I am shocked you don't have hundreds of thousands of subscribers yet! I love, love, love these videos! Thank you for showing your culture with us.

I love the privacy you get! Yum! Thanks for sharing!

I will tell you that this is seriously the best ramen I’ve ever had. It’s so simple, but everything is so perfected-it doesn’t need any additions

I tried Ichiran in New York and it was a whole lot better than I imagined. It was so delicious I would go again. The bad part is that in Japan it’s very affordable. But here in America it’s expensive but still worth it.

thank you! I really enjoy watching this video.

I love your video. Growing up not slurping, it takes great effort to slurp my noodles. Thank you so much for your video. I subscribed. Thank you.

i go to university in the US and we have an ichiran style ramen restaurant near the campus. the process and setup is almost identical, we just don't have the built in water spigot for each seat :) it's surprising it exists here since i live in a small town in the middle of the country, not in a big city

Looks delicious 😋, I really like the private eating booths. Hi from Australia ☀️🌏

I love the metal music opening when your food got served!

That was nice to watch, and very informative!

Very interesting. We Americans are so sheltered. Eating is something we all have in common. It’s cool to discover how we all enjoy it.

Interesting to watch the differences among culture customs in different countries 👍In South America, we do not slurp, and we eat noodles with a fork and sometimes with the help of a spoon. Still, we love Ramen Noodles! 😁✌

Great topic, thanks 👍

Dank je wel voor deze video. Leuk om te zien hoe je ramen eet! 🙏

At university in 1970, my Thai roommate had just got back from an around-the-world trip (wealthy family) and the most memorable thing was his experience at a Tokyo restaurant. He said he almost couldn't eat with all the slurping which was so at odds with his Thai culture. This was the first I'd heard of the Japanese being noisy eaters.

in germany Düsseldorf is a big street with lots of japan Ramen shops and most ppl there eat it with no slurping, its funny when i eat there and make slurping noises. Last time i orderes a Butatama its with tonkotus and ordered with tripple ramen noodles :D so delicious

Hello Kosuke shows Japan! It's great to see your video on how Japanese people eat ramen noodles at Ichiran. With 851,673 views, it's clear that viewers are interested in Japanese culture and cuisine. Your channel sounds like a fantastic resource for those who want to learn more about Japan and its traditions. I appreciate that you're open to questions and requests, as it allows viewers to engage with your content on a deeper level. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us. I'm sure many people will find your channel to be a valuable source of information and insights into Japanese culture. Keep up the great work!

This video reminds me of how much sound there is in Japan. Restaurants, convenient stores, toilets lol…etc. there are so many chimes and songs

There’s this amazing ramen shop down the road and I always get the tonkotsu. As a western hispanic, this slurping is also what I do when I eat noodles! :)) I love this video

Wow! I never finish all my noodles when I get ramen, so I can't imagine ordering extra noodles!

Thank you very much for this video! It's going to be really helpful.

I really enjoyed this video, I didn't know about the noodle slurping thing but it's interesting to know. Keep up the good work :)

It’s weird, but I had a lot of ramen when I visited Japan, but the one I remember the most is the ichiran ramen, not sure if it was because of the unique atmosphere and or the deliciousness of the ramen \. I. Always think of ichiran!!!!! I an American Japanese from Hawaii and I don’t slurp but I tried, but it’s not that easy!!! Need to practice!!!!

Slurping allows you to eat it hot. Slurping also aerates the noodles and broth which intensifying the flavor. Otherwise, you can let it sit and cool down that would make the noodles soggy.

I loved this video! Thank you so much.

Thank you for your vid. Think this one felt alot more natural in how you were eating than others Id seen. Its educational as ramen enthusiast from UK, who wasnt sure what they have been doing for last 15 years was quite right. Not really questioned it too much before, apart from trying to get slurping right in the beginning. I havent had ramen for a while too, due to bad fincances and ill health and it being mid-priced here, will be able to get some soon. Your vid has been a nice refresher on what to expect and think I will be less self-conscious when I do. Thanks.

Yes Respect the culture. I guess its similar with Filipinos or Asian in general that eat with their hands. There is a satisfying feeling when you put the rice in your mouth using your bare hands almost like you’re slurping it, and there is a sound. It’s hearty eating with a hearty meal ❤

Slurping noises is only uncomfortable for weird westerners. The most of us enjoy the sounds of eating! It shows that you enjoy the food we prepared for you!

Thank you for a very nice video. I enjoyed watching it very much. Please continue to make good videos like this one.

I really enjoyed this video...cool to see how people eat elsewhere in the world. Awesome!

Everything is so clean, organized, I love it!!! Oh I would want to eat that meal, with beef, shrimp, pork and lots of both and noodles

Thank you so much, that was very interesting and informative.

wow how nice ,thank you for showing this ..

Love this video! 😍 I slurp the noodles here in the U.K - glad that it is the authentic way 😋

Looks amazing. Total focus on perfect, polite service.

I really have to say a big thank you to you, you explain it so well!. step by step! 😁😌

Very informative video. Thank you

slurp away broski its cool learning about other cultures. That food looks amaaazzing

nice video man ! Enjoyed watching it