What is your favorite Japanese dish? If you enjoyed this video you may enjoy: Greek Food in Greece! (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T8SQYJoTbXA.html ) or Japan Day in Düsseldorf! (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ALNXgGO-6yY.html )
It's spicy handmade Ramen... I could literally take a bath in it... Is it just me, or do you feel pretty good at the moment? Especially Deana seems to have an even more positive or let's say happier aura than usually... 😊
If you like Asian cabbage-based food (a national food in Korea: Kimchi) you should visit the restaurant Han-Mi in Hamburg (Reeperbahn/Kleine Seilerstraße). Many delicious Korean specialities like Kimchi-pancakes and exotic desserts like green-tea-ice.
After having lived in Japan for 4 years, this video makes me so damn happy, guys :D Let me add my five cents? If you want to have the authentic Okonomiyaki experience, go to Osaka or even better, Hiroshima. They know their stuff! Hiroshima especially is proud of this local specialty. Also, since you liked it so much, may I recommend Tonpeiyaki, which is basically very similar to Okonomiyaki, but the main ingredient is lean bacon or other pork meat instead of cabbage! Soo good! The Takoyaki looked absolutely like the authentic experience! Of course, the greasy, yet fishy octopus flavor isn't for everybody. This dish survives or dies based on what kind of sauces are drizzled on top. Of course there are many varities and flavors, but for the real deal, Kewpie Mayonnaise and Otafuku BBQ sauce are used. Yum, that Karaage looks amazing... although the chunks are usually much smaller in Japan and typically bite-sized. The standard batter is based on garlic, ginger and soy sauce, and if you ask me, Karaage is unlike anything Germans know in fried chicken. Insanely tasty! Better than KFC? You can't really compare it, KFC goes in a completely different direction in terms of flavor. Glad Phil liked it too! The Yakitori did not look like it's served in Japan. First, Kropoek (Crab Chips)? Those are Malay, not Japanese! Second, Deana got it absolutely right! Either you eat Yakitori on a stick (ideally freshly grilled at an Izakaya with a cold drink) or on a bed of rice! In fact, Yakitori is so popular in Japan, you find it freshly made daily in literally every Supermarket in Japan, along with other favorites like Menchikatsu (Basically a thick, round mince meat burger, that's been breaded like a Katsu - juicy, crispy, to die for!). The Katsusando looked alright. Wrong kind of breading, though. And, Deana, Katsu means cutlet, not chicken, so it's a general term! Katsu can be pork or many other meats, too. It's basically Japanese Schnitzel, although it's typically a much thicker cut than Vienna Schnitzel. I'm actually not a huge fan of Pork Katsu, because it tends to be dry and is often eaten with cabbage and rice, but no sauce. Glad you enjoyed the Chicken Version!! Sushi... I'll skip it. I don't like that very much😂 Kakigori... So yum! Perfect cold treat in Summer - much lighter than German Ice Cream, neither milk ice nor sherbet... I especially like it with fruity flavors and a bit of liquid cream, as that just makes it melt in you mouth even more! Hugs from Heidelberg! ❤
Oh wow! Thanks for all of the information! That's really cool that you lived in Japan for 4 years! We'll have to try Tonpeiyaki! That sounds delicious. We hope to get to go to Japan some day and try all of the different food along with seeing the sights!
I was suprised at these information. Almost all the information is correct! but, shrimp chips is japanese food i think (i'm japanese). It is called ebisen
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A Japanese prof that I tutored in English conversation years ago told me they call okonomiyaki ekonomiyaki because it is a cheap meal. I lived in Hiroshima, one of the okonomiyaki capitals of Japan.
My favorite Japanese food is: Ramen. Noodles in several arrangements of vegetables, meat and (in soup form) broths. So nice alternative to Italien food . . . .
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Okonomiyaki literally means "whatever you want". It can be made with anything and is traditionally used to utilize any leftovers you have in the house. Only Hiroshima Okonomiyaki has distinct recipes. I hope your dream of visiting Japan comes true one day, the (food) culture is out of this world.
Go to the Okinomiyakimura (okonomiyaki village) in downtown Hiroshima. You pick what you want in your okonomiyaki and it is prepared in front of you on the grill. Add a beer (ippon biiru, onegai shimasu).
With all of the food you both have profiled, I'm thinking that if we come to Deutschland I need to make Düsseldorf one of our destinations. Thanks for the video!
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I live in Japan next door to two conbini and a food mall, and still enjoyed your Japanese food tour in Germany. Everything looks delicious. I hope you make it to Japan!
That okonomiyaki looked reeeal weird. I've absolutely never seen it folded like this in Japan. It looked like it was attempting to be a Hiroshima style (which kind of has stacked layers, rather than being totally mixed), but it wasn't quite there. The takoyaki looked pretty good- though I'd say that "doughy" texture you were describing is pretty normal for what you can find in Japan. So many good foods in Japan!
You start out liking white chicken meat (McDonalds) and eventually you realize dark is juicier (and nearly impossible to overcook and ruin). I'd never dreamed of katsu on a sandwich!
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Octopus and Eel two of my favorite Japanese sea foods! I could have Japanese foods at least once a day or more….Nori is a favorite snack of mine. If sushi and diabetes weren’t an issue for me,I’d have Sushi and Tempura everyday. It’s more pricey then other foods,but so good….Miso soup and Miso dressing,so good.
Ohh yeah eel nigiri is one of my favorites toooooooooo. Lol if health wasn't an issue we'd be eating a lot of dangerously delicious dishes off camera! haha
Mayonnaise is so different everywhere you go around the world. We have many brands in the US, but typically only two flavor variations, Helman's type mayo and Miracle Whip (salad dressing?).
I hope I can try Japanese food too. I would love to visit Japan someday. I enjoy Asian cousine，since I was adopted from China. Live in US now. I enjoy watching You Tuber Life in Japan an American family living in Japan with their children.
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The difference with the okonomiyaki is cause the one you're talking about is osaka Style and the one you're eating at the Festival is Hiroshima style. You can get Osaka Style okonomiyaki at yaki the emon in Düsseldorf If you want more.
Danke für euren Beitrag. Ich konnte an den Tagen leider nicht die Veranstaltung besuchen. Beim nächstenmal bin ich dabei. Lieber Gruß von Düsseldorf nach Düsseldorf. Freue mich auf eure kommenden Storys. 🫰
Great video! Looked like a glorious summer day to enjoy your new home city. Glad y'all are posting vids regularly again and hope you're both doing well ✌️
@@stefco7359 This is in Düsseldorf, Germany... The 9€ for this is just crazy. A single Bratwurst costs more in production and is sold for about 2€ in a breadroll. And it has at least 2 times more meat and more expensive meat in it.
@@riaconradt2554 Its toast, chicken, cabbage, carrots, mayo and breading. All of it is really cheap in Germany. There are no excuses. This specific sandwich has literally nothing that would make it worth more than 3-4€. They don't even use real bread for god sake....
Dorayaki filled with red bean paste. Tuna Sando. Onigiri filled with tuna mayo. Karaage. Teriyaki chicken over short grain rice. So many delicious Japanese foods to eat.
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When you are a german Japan-Fanboy (ok, more of an Fangrandpa^^) with an 9.-€ Ticket and to much time for himself seeing this and realizing the Day is almost over... 😕😨😭
Love sushi, but now I want a deep fried roll, never had one. Love udon noodles and ramen. Really want to try the Katsu sandwich, maybe I'll try making one.
I wanted to go to the Japan Tag this year but it didn’t work out. Someone I know who did and he said it was very full of people so I was surprised that there were not too many people in your video. Did you guys go there very early? Anyway, maybe next year I’ll manage. And I think Düsseldorf has the highest number of Japanese inhabitants not only in Germany but in Europe. BTW, my most favorite Japanese food is eel. Super yummy.
The Japan Tag was earlier this year! We made a video and it was VERY crowded! (Here's the video link if you're interested: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ALNXgGO-6yY.html ) This was a different Japanese Food Festival!
Nein, ich dachte das Fest läuft noch 3 Tage übers Wochenende aber das ist schon vorbei und war letzte Woche. Ich hab mich schon so gefreut morgen vorbei zufahren....
I never had the opporturnity to try something Japanese besides sushi, so I think sushi is my favorite Japanese meal :D oh and i love the throwback to the NordSee tasting video when you said "It tastes like the ocean!... but in a good way" :D
Mit Düsseldorf habt ihr bestimmt keine schlechte Wahl getroffen.Ein Vorteil für Leute die gerne essen gehen,weil es so international ist.Nicht nur die schon lange bestehende Japanische Kultur.Mittlerweile gibt es auch viele gute Chinesen,Inder,Vietnamesen,Thailänder,Griechen,sogar Laoten und ein Peruanisches.Auch die koreanische Küche hat sich stark verbreitet,schon 50 Meter vom Naniwa sind 2 gute.
Excuse me what? I worked in Düsseldorf, lived in Düsseldorf, been an avid Japan Day goer since 2013 and know a LOT of people in Düsseldorf. How in the ever living **** did I not know that there was a japanese street food festival in Düsseldorf? And its basically right were Japan Day is too. I need to go there next year and catch up with all the years I have missed. Guess I gotta save up a bit.
The Holy Oreo 2 pieces of bacon wrapped around Oreo & deepfried painted with chocolate topped with sea salt & powered sugar then frozen $4 N.Y. State Fair
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For all the youtubers from all over the world coming to Düsseldorf ;) There is probably one in German and one in English. And maybe even one in Japanese.
I lived in Japan for several years. The batter is not tempura. Okonomiyaki batter is flour and corn starch and egg and water. Takoyaki batter is also not tempura batter. I love your videos but you might want to correct that. Tempura batter is soda water with a splash of alcohol and flour. Very different.
Very nice. Is there a video showing your parents, Deanna and Phil? I wonder why we never see your families. I love when RU-vidrs help us connect more. I noticed the Israeli RU-vidrs are proud to show off famiky, friends and people in the strrets. More interesting than just the good and walks. 🍺🐞
I will believe rhats its very Tasty, but the prices are much to high. 9 euro for 4 pieces chicken is redicoulous. Go too Thailand and its costs not 1 euro.
