Well of course, it takes a significantly longer amount of time to film the types of videos that Chris makes compared to these types of videos, I'm not sure why people comment this on nearly every single one of these videos...
Make a classic dish from your home country - as authentically as possible given available ingredients - and then force it upon unsuspecting japanese people.
Chris Broad (@AbroadInJapan) Tweeted: Get the popcorn in ladies and gentleman - it's finally here. On the cusp of a mid-life crisis, Natsuki goes off on a once in a life-time journey to Europe, to work his way through a somewhat unconventional bucket list. - Naturally, it doesn't all go to plan. Release date: May 31 t.co/zRlBjsdheT twitter.com/AbroadInJapan/status/999978286393393157?s=17
@@splashmanjr NO.... If there is right handed and left handed person and righty is siting on right and lefty on left(like in this video), they are not bumping because they dominant arms are far away and it is super combination... but if they switch places then is big problem because they have dominant arms too close to each other, so most of the time Chris is sitting on left side. If both person are either left handed or right handed there is no problem because they would never block each other dominant arm. Only one of them(righty that is on left (or lefty that is on right) would always block non dominant arm of partner but is not problem because you don't use it. Imagine you are left handed and you come to eat ramen at bar and there are only right handed eaters(like 7 of them for example) you would always block each other dominant hand that way, except if you sit on far left as left handed. Sometimes situations like this can be kinda awkward for left handers I know from experience.
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I am so happy I’ve recently discovered this channel . I’m extra happy to discover it’s Got a backlog of Chris attempting to cook And has been a joy ever since watching him create white day gifts
I make it every once in awhile for family barbecues. It's not common in central Texas at all. (I work with metal for a living so made my own pan for it.) But we do like seafood and/or fried food. So most people enjoy them. Some enjoy the novelty even if it's not their favorite. Good fun. I took inspiration from a Takoyaki vender sign that I think makes much more sense to me in English. "Octopus Pizza Balls"
Perfect! I just had these yesterday at a festival, I kept going back for more and the chef laughed whenever I did since I was the only one who order the octopus balls! I seriously recommend these whether they're homemade or sold fresh, they're absolutely delicious especially with mayonnaise.
I don't know who does the edits for these videos, but whoever you are, I think I love you a little bit. (Also, did someone get a Sony A7 series for the side camera? 😉)
You don't know how happy I am to see that Chris uses chopsticks left handed, as although im not part Japanese, Im part Chinese and I get weird looks for using chopsticks left handed XD
first thing I ever had to eat in japan! I managed to show up on the first day of hanami and some one was showing me around the festivals near nakameguro
After visiting Japan and have had fresh takoyaki at the Inari Shrine... I want to buy this now to make it for my family at Christmas. I loved it, but Chris is right... fresh... so hot, but so good!
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