Oh my god guys, I'm so happy right now! I'm really happy for that you enjoy these snacks from Hungary! I was worried it may never get to Japan, because there was many problems at the post office in Hungary. I'm so exited about the next video! I'm László btw 😂 I love you guys, thanks for the video 😍
Thank You László, for sending the Awesome Treats to these Wonderful Gentlemen! It was a Kind & Most Generous Gift!! May I inquire as to just How Long it took, & What Issues You experienced with regards to the shipping of the parcel to Satoshi & Shinichi??
You sent a wonderful package! Those were such interesting treats! I'm looking forward to seeing the next video, too. Thank you for sending the treats to Shinichi and Satoshi. :-)
A töltött tibi jó, sőt az összes Tibi csokit előbb enném meg mint a Lotto - Samba - Bohóc és hasonló csokikat... Azok szörnyűek. Annyi jó magyar édesség van, ők nem próbáltak rosszakat (kivétel a vadász, azt szintén nem bírom..) jó hogy a krumplicukrot kihagyták🤢
ugye mivel a japánok édes szájúak így nekik minden jó bár ha így folytatják tuti hogy édesség mérgezést kapnak de meg állt bennem az ütő ér amikor megláttam a teát és a győri édest
Your body language clearly reveal what's your real opinion about Negro candy. But don't worry. I think the same. Japanese politeness is amazing. That's really missing from the European cultures. This is a very nice video. Thank you guys.
Love the video! I lived in Budapest for 4 years, I absolutely loved my time there and the food/snack too!! I'd love to see you guys try Pöttyös Túró Rudi (a chocolate bar with curd filling) if you guys ever visit Hungary :)
Szerintem tökre vicces az, ha egy külföldi próbálkozik kimondani a magyar szavakat, de azért a tibi csokit azt jól mondták meg a Balaton szeletet :) Am az én favoritom az a mese mézes keksz (vagy mittudomén hogy hívják) és a győri édes :D
Negro candies they tried are the Hungarian equivalent of strong Halls sore throat lozenges. Definitely not for everyday consumption. There are other flavors as well including honey which is my favorite!
Magyarország az Hungary, szóval helyesen írta. :P Arra viszont már nem emlékszem a tanulmányaimból, hogy nagybetűvel kell-e írni, vagy sem, de szerintem kisbetűvel. :)
and also on that "szilvás betyár" the word betyár is a word for the hungarian outlaws who also (acording to legends) fought against the Austrians after the failed hungarian indipendence war in 1848-1849 and nowerdays considered as national heros and the artworks represent the typical "betyár"
A Japánok nagyon kedvesek. Nem illene bele a kultúrájukba, hogy bárkit megsértsenek akár ilyennel, hogy nem izlik nekik valami. :) Viszont tényleg finom dolgokat próbáltak.
Thank you guys you tried hungarian foods beacuse I feel much times...yes! This is so good that everyone have to know them. I like the traditional things from my parent's childhood.
What a great package! How nice of László to send it! I think everything looked interesting, but if I could eat it, I'd like to try the Vadasz (sp?) bar. That sounds really intriguing. Thanks for another great video - have a good weekend! :-)
Being from Gyor, I enjoyed seeing the Gyori edes cookies. Hungarian sweets are one of the best in Europe and this video brought back the memories of those great flavors. Nice to see you guys enjoyed them as well! Thanks TabiEats!
THIS is the bright spot of my day. I know I can count on both of you to lift my spirits. Thank you for always providing consistent, high quality engaging videos.
I am a born Hungarian. I live in Vancouver, BC, Canada now. I love Japanese food, especially the California Roll Sushi and the BC Roll Sushi. Thank you guys for sharing your thoughts!
Lászlo is a man's name, by the way ;-) My favourite has to be the marzipan fruits because it remind me of my dad. He would take me to the Jewish deli where he would buy me those little marzipan fruits after having a meal. (Nice to hear the word moist being used the way it's meant to be used as well.) xxx
OMG guys, it was a delight watching this video. You are so cute! Laszló btw is a boy name in Hungary so he is definitely a he not a she. :) I am very happy about the selection because FINALLY someone made an effort, spent some money and sent quality sweets as well not only our retro, nostalgic treats from our childhood. Szamos and Stuhmer are exist in many different forms and tastes, also making amazing cakes and homemade craft ice creams too. Obviously there are hundreds of treats but these are at least nice ones. I became so hungry for milk chocolate after watching this video. :)
Yes, Marzipan is milky. Indeed marzipan is made mainly of almond paste or "pasta reale" (royal paste), as it is called in Sicily. One of the uses of almod paste is making traditional almond milk by blending almond paste and water. you egt a very creamy, thick and sweet almond milk. In turn in Puglia this kind of almond milk is used in summer for a special espresso recipe: espresso coffee is brewed over ice and topped with almond milk. Delish!
I really love you enjoying Hungarian snacks. I appreciate you liking it. Seen a Korean girl way many chocolates and sweets from Hungary not liking anything if there was nothing that was alike a product from her country and it just made me so sad that next to over 20 different kinds of sweets there is nothing that is good. So, lots of love to Japan, thanks for having a wide sense of things you like.
As a Hungarian living in Japan, I'm so happy you tried these gems! I'm glad you liked them, and now I wish I had some, too! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 発音が難しいですね！ でも、上手でした！🌼🌼🌼 Stay awesome!
If you thin down the marzipan blocks with cream whipped with it, it is delicious between layers of a cake or between cookies. It takes a bit of finger/thumb work to break it down. It can be thinly sliced also.
A legjobb, ahogy megpróbálják kiolvasni a "szilvás betyár"-t :D (Hey guys, the way you try to pronounce "szilvás betyár" is priceless. Reminds me of a radio game and of course a perfect choice of László's :D)
I loved how gourmet they were with honey. Liqourishe....so i dont know how its written, people either love it or hate it. They have differents sorts but the black is the original. But its undenyable it helps on sore throat.
guys, this was the first time watching you, and have to say, was worth it. such a heart warming moment to see people from a lot different culture tasting sweets from my country. also a thumb up to @just cat Laci, who sent a cool package to you. too bad was you have to miss our "Turorudi". which is my all time favorite, but it has cottage cheese filling, so most probably couldn't survive the delivery time... keep up the great vids guys! sayonara :)
I really like your reviews on all these products. You are very professional and polite! My partner is Hungarian and she would love you guys! I would love you to review some English food!
Hi i just found this video and im hungarian so i realy liked this video 😍 I love Japan and knowing that some peopel from Japan taste Hungarian food/snack makes me very happy 😊 Thank you so much guys! Btw i liked it and subscribed
@@mihalytamas2433 az addig tendbe van, de minden nemzet ami anyanyelvi szinten beszeli az angolt az különbözik, más az Amerikai, Ausztrál és "Angol" angol kiejtése... (Hawaiion asszem Amerikai angol van)
The word fruit is pronounced: jewmelch. The expression on his face when he was SO NOT enjoying that black licorice candy was priceless!!! ;-) I tried so hard not to spit my milk on my phone. When I was a kid my mom always bought some form of black licorice and I always hated it! Recent Studies have shown that the chemicals in black licorice are extremely therapeutic. The "Szilvas" looks like the word plum?
Guys, you made my day! :D You presented our food in a very funny way! My fav part was the Mese keksz and the many óóóóóóó-s :''D Thanks, hugs, from Hungary :D
Guys, you're really great at pronouncing the unique hungarian words, letters (cs, gy)! GG! where did you learn that?! :D a lot of youtuber are struggling with it. Great video btw, keep it up! :)
Awesome vid!If u ever make T-Shirts I want one with a Chibi Satoshi on the front saying i Need Beer and on the back it should say Sakuto Taste^-^Love u Guys!
Itadakimas! Meggy is similar, but it is rather the sour version of the actual cherry. You guys should ask from someone who froze some of it or just ask for mirellit packaged "Szomolyai fekete cseresznye" and actual "meggy" and let see what kind of cookies Japanese people can make out of it. The frozen ones are no longer good for as compote/preserves. In case it is not available, even from the fridges, you guys would have to wait for the next season. Ask for some Csemege Cserkész kolbász and some Parenyica sajt as well!
Love your pronunciations guys!!! :-D :-D :-D Meggy means sour cherry btw. ;-) The bird on the biscuit is a rooster. Vadász is Hunter. The pic on the "Negro"s bag is a chimney cleaner, means it clears ur throat. (Don't spit it out!) Betyár's use to be the outlaw people hundreds of yrs ago, who used to steal goods from the rich and give it to poor people, like Robin Hood. Szilva is Plum, one of the most famous (home made) Hungarian spirits (Pálinka) is made from szilva (Plum) it's like "Moonshine". Marcipán is basically made from potatoes and am absolutely crazy for it! The honey is made from acacia flowers by the "Hungarian" bees. Luv u guys! :-). Bad ass. :-D
Hey! Im from Győr, where they make those Chocolate cookies! Which are called " Győri Édes" and the "Csoki darabos" is the name of the flavor of the cookies. (Well, to be precise they doesnt make it anymore here for some time, but the name, everything else stayed the same) :)
Hungarian snacks are great! I'm from Hungary so I know it. I don't like Negro since I was a child. My ultimate favourite's are Balaton, Tibi chocolate, Marzipan (I LOVE marzipan in every form and taste!) and... I forgot. :) So cute how you guys speak in Hungarian. :)
emma made in japan sometimes has a knife on her to cut the moist chocolates. so having a knife on you would help you cut open some chocolates that are hard to cut in half by hand.
Hi! The fruit "meggy" is not "cherry". It's "sour cherry". It's a similar looking fruit, but the taste is very different! :) Here in Hungary it is a much loved fruit, but outside Middle- and East-Europe almost nobody knows it.
I Always click "Thumbs UP" before video starts. This is because I KNOW that I am going to Love WhatEver it is that You Both publish to your youtube channel! Poor Satoshi with the Licorice candy. *ATTENTION to AnyOne who desires to send sweet treats to TabiEats via Satoshi & Shinichi, Please do Not send any Licorice!! It is quite evident in Any video they've published to date, that Satoshi does NOT like licorice! Please don't send it just so that you can see him squirm & put on a brave face for the camera/Viewers' sake. It's just not fun or entertaining to see him try & dislike something so much that he must move his face from the camera's view to expel it from his mouth. This is Embarrassing to him & I feel his Lack of palatableness & subsequent anguish. Thank you TabiEats for another Great video of tasting treats/food-stuffs from around the World!! Also Thank You László, for sending the Awesome Treats to these Wonderful Gentlemen! It was a Kind & Most Generous Gift!!
For the cookies called"mese": it means fabula or folktales, that is why they are shaped like folktales characters. Negro is not licorice by the way, it is made of anis, active carbon and menthol. It does not contain any licorice :) Taste a bit similar though.
Don't think it's acacia honey, while in Hungarian it is called the acac fa(tree) or acacia. It is actually a type of locust tree. Usually the black or honey locust.
Poor Satoshi, he tried so hard with the licorice candy. His entire face turned red but he still tried. Also, at the end you said Vadasz three times and every time you said it I could only hear bad a$$ more and more clearly. Made me laugh a bit. S and Z are tricky to pronounce together.
haha i thought satoshi said his favourite was 'dat ass'. time for a hearing test. great video guys. i remember visiting a small town outside budapest that had a marzipan museum. amazing!
