What Japanese Dinner is Like (Nabe)
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2016
- Nabe (鍋物) is simply the name of the dish (cooking pot), so when you have nabe, there really could be anything in it. If you're from a country that has stews and soups in the winter time, this is the Japanese equivalent.
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it all looks so healthy. No wonder asains live longer
Rajhean Rodriques ❤️😂I'll take that as a compliment
Rajhean Rodriques I'll take that as a compliment because I'm Asian ,Rican and Italian
Rajhean Rodriques I'm a Asian but I'm so Unhealthy
Here's a Chart
Exercise-%4 Playing games-%90
Sweets-%75 Vegetables-%21
Eating-%85 Fruits-%37
Playing-%95 Sleeping-%65
Soft Drinks-56 Sugar-[CENSORTED]
Herbs-21 SeaFood-67
Hobbys
-Playing games-Eating Junk Food-sleep-
Favorite sport-Sleepinh
Probably more but I'm so lazy! (I'm lazy.)
lol your percentages are weird
I laughed so hard at that XD
I am absolutely in love with Japanese culture.
Honestly I need to live there when I grow up. It seems better to me then living in the us tbh imo
@@fruit4evr well, you also have to consider japan's highly pressured society. It's not all healthy food and good manners. That culture also has a "downside".
Heeeba d me too!!
Im actually learning japanese so i can go there one day🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
Heeba D me too! I always wanted to go there! One of my best friends is from Japan and I’m so interested in their culture
Who’s Asian and always have rice for dinner🍚🍚
I'm Indian and here approx 200 M citizens have to struggle even for one time food due to heavy poverty and very low wages... Here no choice only whatever we can gather..
We Indians
I’m Indian too!
i’m south african and i eat rice all the time
Me
Im japanese.
Through this channel, I realized that our culture that I had taken for granted was interesting for foreigners😂
Japanese amd indiand 100% dofferent cultures and food.....im in LOVE W JAPANS FOOD!
I’m an indonesian and could relate it hahaha
里帆 that’s so funny. I am obsessed with all things Japanese
You know in USA people just buy Mcdonald all day long. Lol
I'm from Malaysia and i love japan.
no wonder Japan is known for one of the healthiest country in the world.
Lynell that kotatsu brings joy to me. Imagine a cat hiding in its warmth as you eat your nabe, so precious!
A lot of Asians are too
Honestly I need to start eating like that
Lol Japanese have high rate of stomach cancer bcoz of their food habits...but i loved how they did all work together❤️❤️
by eating lot of junk food u become more prone to CVD nd Hypertensive diseases nd jst like this by adding lot of prickled fishes in ur food u become more prone to stomach nd nasopharyneal cancers...nd only bcoz of their food habits china japan nd korea have highest rate of stomach cancers nd likewise in western countries CAD are the major cause of death.so extremity of everthing is dangerous for our health.
I love how the whole family is involved in creating dinner so they're bonding from start to finish.
@Iluvsjesus2589 Yea TV dinner lol
that girl is gonna grow up into a pure hearted young lady 🥺
adela mae crystal ball?
Nah...pretty soon, she's gonna get into mobile devices/video games...K-Pop...Domino's pizza...and boys!
@@bendejo9235 Well, you never know
@@bendejo9235 Yehhh, Bois :v xd
You don't know that😂
Honestly, everytime I watch these videos I get more and more impressed with this family and their parenting. Completely great people.
Haha, I think I'll try some advance question answering:
1. I totally lied, every Japanese meal doesn't have rice. It's a bit of a joke in our family. Mummy panics if there's not rice in the rice cooker. We don't eat rice at every meal, but it's pretty rare that someone in our family doesn't eat rice at least once a day.
2. Aiko was sick that day (as seen at the end of the video), so we didn't do much talking while filming that day. I normally wouldn't have filmed (we only film if the kids want to), but her great Uncle and Aunt had put together the meal for us just so we could film it, so we didn't want to waste the opportunity.
3. I did the subtitles in English, but left out a few spots where I didn't quite know how to translate correctly. I'll try to get it sorted when mummy comes home tonight. If you want to sub in other languages, please be my guest :-)
4. Oops, forgot this one! Yes, mummy doesn't like to show her face. That's just how she is. Nothing more than that :-)
+Life Where I'm From Lmao it's the same thing with us Lao people. We joke around saying we eat rice at every meal but in reality we don't. I freak out when there's no rice in the rice cooker so i make it. I feel it 100.
This video is making me hungry 😃
+Life Where I'm From
Please remind MrsMom she must leave video memories of her existance for all future generations.... even the smallest fish in a pond must leave a ripple...old eastern saying from the west ??
+Life Where I'm From - My wife is the same way. In our family, it might not be in every meal, but it is definitely in at least one (usually two) of the three meals that we have in a day.
Here in the Philippines, we literally couldn't eat without rice. Breakfast, lunch and dinner..sometimes, we also eat rice with our snacks. Yes, we eat everything with rice 😂
Thank you. This channel inspires me so much! I used to be a lazy girl, that would talk back to her mother. I watched this channel and i saw how clean and respectful these girls are, and how they help their parents with cooking and such. It really changed me, i became more respectful and i help my mother in the house a lot! You changed me for the better! It's so addicting to watch your video's and i feel like it has alot of inpact on people. (It had inpact on me) Thank you so much. I love your channel and i'm learning so much because of your video's! Love from, The Netherlands.
ulzzanglôverr ur comment deserves WAY more likes. I liked. ❤️❤️
I agree btw impact
Heey een andere nederlands persoon hier
ulzzanglôverr God bless u!
Snort sum cocaine instead of bullshitting people
I could eat everyone's servings in one meal.
SAME XD
Same lol
Same and I would get fat JUST in one day
same, they eat so little
They refill their serving as they eat because they don't like to pile up the food n waste it wen u can't eat it
Ingredients in order of footage:
White rice
Mizuna (water greens/mustard greens)
Shitake mushrooms
Tofu
Cod
Maitake mushrooms
mackerel
Green onion
Enoki mushrooms
Shungiku (crown daisy)
Kombu(kelp) for broth
Yuzu ponzu (tangy soy sauce)
Guesstimate recipe:
Boil kombu
Add cod first
Then medium/firm tofu
Then shitake- maitake- enoki mushrooms
Then green onions
After boiling more, add shungiku
Let simmer more
Yuzu ponzu (citrusy soy sauce)
Pour approx. 3 teaspoons, or 1 table spoon soy sauce into soup bowls
In the video:
Add tofu to soup bowls first
Then shungiku
Then cod (and the rest of what was boiling, but not the water)
Roasted mackerel goes well with white rice with soy sauce
This soup is best fresh so feel free to only use as much ingredients as you think you and your guests will have.
If you have more ingredients after and want more, add them to the same pot and bring it back to boil.
that's more ingredients than what i use in one week hahah
No offence but “Who asked”
Techedapy idk it just could be useful for someone :)
That's great, thank you for this! Btw. do you happen to know, why they don't eat the broth? With all the ingredients it would be shame to just dispose of it 😄
@@kOstA8pSychO もちろんスープも食べます
うどんを入れてから
I like how everyone is involved in making dinner, not just adults. :D
Yh ikr my dad won't even let me make toast
Michele Conley Eckert I know
@Andrew Rhynold I don't know , I was never good at doing household work but after quarantine I think I got better
This is staged 😂
So cool that those little kids can speak both Japanese and English pretty well at such a young age. Both are fairly complicated languages.
well they lived in Canada before.
English is far from complicated
English isn't that hard to write, but is hard to pronunce. If you're a foreigner the accent is still here, most of the time. For example Italian is way easier, foreign accent is way less common.
@@alicesacco9329 For children, their little brains are like sponges that soak up language and learn it almost without trying. Adults have an incredibly more difficult time. I think its awesome that the the children are learning two (very differently structured) languages when they have the chance for it to come more naturally.
@@arthrodea I wasn't talking about that. And anyway isn't always true.
As child, I took 3 years to learn/understand my mother language, and as adult I took equally three years to learn/understand English.
I'm half Korean and growing up we had rice with almost every meal. My mother would be ashamed of me now for buying my rice from the Dollar Tree instead of the Asian market! 😂
Whats the difference?
How dare u... haha
Jajajajaaaa! ;)
Dishonor! Dishonor on you! Dishonor on your cow....😱😱😱😱
In America, we would cook a fish for each person eating.
Asian people usually have more than 2 kind of dishes plus rice in every meal. So we share the meat, the veggies, the soup, the tofu / dumpling/fried thing.
God bless America
Yummm.
Yesterday, dinner was Miso, Teriyaki Chicken, sushi, and nappa.
Today, dinner was McDonalds.
Totoro!
Lmao
😂
😂👌🏼 mc Donald's
haha good one.
Dinner looks really healthy. I need to start eating like that!
Chris C. Facts
Ya
"tomorrow"
I'm so hungry!
Omg not again you are here!!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Bavana Bcools or you’re just everywhere since you see him all the time 👀
go away
your comments dont even deserve to be top
I SEE YOU EVERYWHERE
The legends are true...kids hide under kotatsu! THE WARM TABLES!!!
Yes this is a really good idea. The children could knock that hot pot cooking on them. And that gas stove would star a nice fire. People use your common sense if you have any!!!
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Sorry for the big delay in finalizing the English, but it's done. Also thanks to those who already did the Dutch, German, and Indonesian! If you feel like do any other languages, you can do so by following this link czcams.com/users/timedtext_video?v=ATzWZoEFgcY. Thanks!
+Life Where I'm From tried to help with Spanish, not sure of the quality but hope it helps out. =D love your videos.
ゆずぽん酢 Is a malt vinegar made from yuzu which is a hybrid of sour mandarin and Ichang papeda
where is the dad
+Alyssa Ee Lin Narayanan the dad is the cameraman
Yay indonesian
Please do what a Japanese bento boxes like for school
+LiquidMuffins Nope, not yet :-)
+Life Where I'm From :-3
Life Where I'm From Pls do it
+Life Where I'm From Please do!
+Omar Khalil Do you know whether it is true or not, that depending on how fancy and nice your bento box is the more your mum loves you?? I heard this before, but I wanna know if thats true!!
Any sinchan lover here? 😅❤
I am
It is shinchan
Meeeeee
me too
Meee
Me three!😁
Our Dinner consisted of homemade Bagels with Tuna mayonnaise and tomato salad today.
We mostly eat bread for dinner here in germany but I usually get really tired of it since it's boring and just nothing special anymore, so we often just cook something in the evening or spice it up with salads.
I loved to watch your familiy having dinner. It looked so cozy, lovely and extremely tasty!
Your channel is great and I love japanese food and culture! Xx
Sometimes I can't tell if Greg is asking the questions on behalf of us or he really doesn't know...like in the video not the narration part
It's mostly on behalf. Sometimes I really don't know though :-)
Ahh I see...thanks Greg!
Life Where I'm From so u do reply? Wo
+Undertale_Fan 93 youtube the same time as the first
I eat a bowl of cereal for dinner
Itati gaming I hate 2 say it, but that's not very nutrient-filled lol
LOL
@mabbohabb lol cereal doesn't make people fat. I literally had cereal for dinner like 4 times in a week but I'm still skinny.
I eat a whole bowl of tears cuz people make fun of me whenever i go. I wanna make them to wish for heaven for what i will do to them. But i dont want to be jail thats why im crying
Simply Sasuke LOOK! ITS THE NUTRITION POLICE! RUN!😆
*watches video*
Me: I’m SO unhealthy... oh lord why are they so healthy
Rebecca Wilson . . . Your unhealthy . .? What about me . . I'm eating a Whopper 🥴
In India 200 M citizens have to struggle even for one time food due to heavy poverty and very low wages... Oh lord Atleast you are getting two time food ,so be Thank ful that you are very lucky than those underprivileged
no sugar. less randle cycle.
@@parth6115 not only in India, also they are not being ungrateful.
Thanks for the video, it’s really interesting and enjoyable to see a happy family prepare and eat a meal together.
Totally random buut the clay pot is so cute xD
wow, do most japanese kitchens have a roaster? fresh roasted fish everyday sounds REALLY good!
Yes.
Serena Fung yeah
Yeah it would be nice to have a fish oven in america
@@johndevanwayne4272 Just get a toaster oven. You're welcome.
I feel lucky find this channel. This inspires me a lot on how to do parenting to my child
I can't get enough of these videos.
I know this is an older video, but in Mexico we always have beans and orange rice as side dishes for basically every meal. If not both, then at least one of the dishes. For example, this morning I had eggs, beans, salsa, and tortillas. For lunch, I had orange rice, beans, nopales (cactus), salsa and tortillas. For dinner, I had orange rice, beans, salsa, steak and tortillas. Tortillas are like our edible utensils :)
To late but do you eat salsa for every meal 🤔
+Alnoori-9 Q8 yes, well my family does
+Danke Schoen actually I have never tasted salsa before
+Alnoori-9 Q8 lol that's why I said my family does. I'm not trying to generalize other Mexicans. We all have our dislikes. I guess it depends on the salsa, some I love and others I don't like. Depends on how it's made and the types of peppers/chillis that are used
my dinner is... hmm what do i eat? do i even eat? i have'nt thought about that for the past 5 years, I need a life.
shin under the blanket although the stove was on made me nervous
Tay Smith kotatsus are the perfect hiding places for cats. 😻😻😻
How adorable! What a beautiful family. Enjoy your dinner 😋
What an adorable family!!!
Wow it's really just like you see it in anime.
That is why they call it "Slice of Life" anime. Those animes represent parts of real life in Japan! :D
supersqueak IKR
Hello from Tennessee! Thank you for showing us all the yummy food. I like when Miss Aiko shows us how to say the names of all the food. Thank you all very much.
Dianne Linam "Miss" Aiko..? You know she's a kid, right?
This is the definition of fresh,super light as well.
So beautiful to see family gathered and happy! Your English is very good!!
bruh, we be eating pizza
Typical Americans lol
Lmao tru
+PO TO yer profile pic makes it 10 times funnier XD
At every meal basically. I'm Canadian btw, and I have that so frequently it's not even funny, lol
Kevin Lin we be eating mcdonald's and shiz
JAPANESE TECHNOLOGY OH MY GOSH THAT ROASTER
agreed!! I found that super cool as well :)
I was just drooling over that pretty appliance.
hahaha cool roaster
It's actually not a roaster. It's a broiler...
Also, what kind of technology is that when they have to use a camping stove. They don't even have a regular stove or oven. And that kitchen was a damn mess, handling equipment after touching raw fish without washing hands... What a mess. Ick
Great vid of a Japanese home cooked meal, smart kids too it looks like they at least tried everything offered to them. Hopefully someday I'll get to be in Japan & be able to try such food. Thanks so much for sharing!
The best part about this dinner serving apart the healthy ingredients is how everyone is involved in the whole process ,such a beautiful way to bring the entire family together at the end of the day and prepare and share a meal ♥️Nope,No time for them smartphones when you have a hotpot to keep you busy!
Just found your channel today and I fell in love! I'm currently sick, and I watched so many of your videos. They're all so adorable and so informative. I love learning new stuff, and having such a cutie doing the videos makes them so much more enjoyable :)
omg...I wonder how the taste is like without any spices...
I've noticed that also
It has to be a bit bland, but then again, the broth had kelp in it and the flavors from veggies, mushrooms and fish must have added something to the overall flavor. They also had that sauce in their bowls. The Japanese don't seem to use spices that much.
that's why they have condiments and sauce also the broth is simmering with konbu it's not really bland but once the all flavors are packed in the broth the broth will be delicious. also the fish was not frozen so it still has all the flavors intact
I believe the flavor for their meal was savory. Not too salty just right. Makes me feel disgusted with myself for wanting a taco right now lol
Not Japanese, but Chinese and we have something very similar. The soup is actually rather flavourful from all the vegetables, mushrooms, and meat. We just add sauces for extra flavour but it won't be too bland on its own.
This was super clear video thanks for the video. Many people don't know how to make a good quality video about what they eat. Thank you for making my day!
Looks very yummy! I love the family atmosphere. Friendly and caring.
Weirdly seeing them have a fresh meal everyday is satisfying. Wish we had time to do this 😂
I'm studying Japanese on my own and stumbled upon your channel which I have been been binge watching from the start. Aiko inspired me when I heard her talk in Japanese and she can even read Kanji! I hope you can show some Basic greetings/phrases in Japanese or something like that. I love Aiko's personality a lot!
It looks delicious! I love seeing how different cultures prepare and serve food.
It looks so light and healthy and wonderful!!
It looks wonderful. Makes me feel sad eating the trash I cook.
I have translated the video into swedish, I would be grateful if someone could review it so that it can be put into the video.
+Cornelia Karlsson Oh thanks!
+Life Where I'm From No problem!
+Cornelia Karlsson Svärje \o/
Svärje? I thought it was spelled "Sverige". Åh herregud,no wonder I failed my swedish class in highschool.Hahaha!!😂😂😂
+Yukari カレーうどん森川 Ja jag vet.Jag skojade bara. 😁
I love this family so much 🥺
I really enjoyed this video it was beautiful that all the family was involved.
This is like a hot pot that I have in China, full of good food and the stock left at the end is so full of flavor....
Hi 👋🏻
Been watching the vlogs just a little after you started up. Love them, and keep up the great work.
Did i hear Bombay gas stove ?
Bombay is a big city in India
Bombay is a vegie in Indonesia, used for flavor. Off topic? Yep. ( I'm off topic, not the main comment )
I LOVED this video! Thank you for doing it!!!
the way she talks is so explanatory
Hi, I'm from India and I think you are doing a great job! All the videos possess this humane quality to it ; besides from being instructive about the Japanese culture. Love that it has a specific focus on Aikko's experience as a Japanese-Canadian in Japan and just adore the spontaneity of the children. My absolute favourite is the athletic park one for some reason. I saw all the videos within the span of an hour. You two must be real great parents for your children seem cheerful, interactive, uninhibited and curious at all times. Thanks for not scolding them all the time like my oh so strict parents did! Let it be a lesson to all the parents. Give a big hug to Aikko and Shin from my side. :) I would love to see them take a calligraphy lesson or visit some cool- weird restaurants in Japan or scrap all that and make a video of activities they love to do watching that will be fun!
LOVE little Shin dancing around the living room. ADORABLE!!!!!
Toaster ovens built into the counter is choice.
You inspire me to eat Japanese food.
Just found your channel and your videos are awesome💜 thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us!
What I notice is that the food is Soooo healthy. Love it
Thank you for sharing and Miss into your home I think that's very nice of you and I also learned a new dish just watching
Brings back some childhood memories, a bit different foods were used but similar. Miss my grandpa ♥️
I have been to Japan many times for business, but never able to go to a typical Japanese apartment. Thank you for sharing!
There's a couple called Rachel and Jun, that's also their CZcams and they did a tour of a Japanese kitchen and apartment.
Dinner is very similar to lunch here in Scotland. It depends on what is cooked or what is bought (cause we go for a lot of fast food here). But a common dinner meal is haggis - a sheep stomach stuffed with liver and kidney - which is probably served with vegetables like radish.
Lovely and heart-warming video. What lovely and polite kids. Makes a change. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
My mouth was watering the whole time!! I wanna try Nabe!!
Watching this in 2019 these cute kids grew up so fast
I'm from Puerto Rico and in my house we eat rice almost every single day too xD
+Maria_Desiree Rice is Life! Life is Rice!
+Maria_Desiree are you good in math now?
Yes but don't know how it relates to rice? xD
That dinner looks absolutely delicious!
Aiko has carried this video too very well. I hope not too late to compliment and thank you for sharing this video. All the food looked so healthy 🙂😃
My favorite dinner would probably be grilled salmon with rosemary and lemon, with sweet potato and a side of salad with arugula, spinach and a vinaigrette. :D
I still wish there were more Japanese restaurants where I live; I frequently crave Japanese food, lol.
Dux preach. I know a Japanese Steak House named Koto's. They have some of the best food in town! I went there tonight and it was PACKED. Usually the Cheddar's near by gets most of the people. Of course that place is always full but Koto's takes the mochi!
Looks so delicious and healthy!
Lovely family, beautiful fresh cooking
I just love watching this little girl! What a doll
Healthiest in the world.... Salute to the whole Japan.....congratz....
Boiled fish and boiled vegetables, well, kids have to be exceptionally obedient to eat those stuffs
@@moinakbhattacharya878 I think it's part of the culture. They are growing up there and eat this so often, that it's just normal and yummy. In a family where they only fast food or no veggies, the kids maybe wont like it, because they never tastet some.
@Hinata hyuga interesting, so all Asians like Pakistan, india, Afghanistan, Arabs, Iran eat boiled foods often?
Japanese Kids :
• makes there own food.
•Does dishes
•Cleans after there done.
American Kids:
•Buys Fast food
•Throws trash on ground when finished.
? I am american and I have been cooking and cleaning up after myself since I was 6. Your argument is invalid.
@@gentlemortal I mean, you are kind of part of the minority
No, that is just how kids in my town grew up. We respected our elders, and learned to take care of ourselves. The media chooses to show the bad side of American youth because the story is more interesting. It is as simple as that. Don't get me wrong I know some kids that grew up as spoiled little brats and most of them are hooked on drugs or alcohol right now, but the majority of the kids I knew grew up the same way I did.
@@gentlemortal It kind of depends on how old you are and what ethnicity is predominant in your area. Sure, there are respectful people, but the current generation is pretty toxic. This is spoken from experience, I'm not a sour adult.
gentlemortal Liar. For one, drugs and alcohol aren't related to being a "spoiled little brat"
LOOKS GREAT!!
i like how everyones helping
Me and my gramma make this all the time but we use a strainer in the soup so we can cook what we want. I usually put salmon, mushrooms, different cabbage, bok choy, chicken, tofu, shrimp, and crab 😂😂😂
I'm Mexican and I absolutely love Japanese culture especially their food, so when I'll become a mom I want to introduce my future kids to Japanese food and raised them with some of their beliefs alongside my belief from my culture.
Love this family.
That's so cozy looking and yummy
Omg I'm so hungry after watching this
Wow Japanese kitchens are pretty high tech
It's Japan -.-
japan isnt as high tech as most might think, sure theres alot of innovations and but much of everyday life is almost the same as it was back it the late 90s early 2000s
GummyBearRecords its japan...japan...duh...
Yum....that looks so good!
Looks so cosy and nice and very delicious thank you :)
whoa everything looks so healthy and good. yum!
Westerners should take their cue from this healthy eating.
in Saudi Arabia we have some meat any kind of meat like fish, lamb, chicken or beef one of these meats and with rice
....... but I'm vegetarian so I just eat rice whenever my family cooks some dinner
Hahah, I'm Saudi too and also Vegan :D *Fist bump*
+Sara ⓥ :3 :D *fist bump*
+Chase Wong WHAT THAT'S A THING
HELL NO I've been born and raised in Saudi Arabia and I have never heard of that
***** I've heard it's a thing, practiced in rural communities, but I haven't known someone who does it... I've also heard it has caused a HUGE spike in the spreading of the MERS virus here in Saudi.. I could only imagine the diseases it would spread and harms it causes, not to mention it's disgusting :( apparently there are people who claim the prophet did it. I doubt that he did and even if it was true I wouldn't do it just because he wasn't an angel on earth (being human) so I disagree with idolising him and mimicking his every action and attribute. Anyways, sorry if I babbled too much this is just what I think of it.
faguette There are many other ways to get protein other than meat.
Thank you for sharing your culture with us.
Oh My, that looks SO good!
Ahhh so much of the food from Japan looks so delicious and fresh!! It's too bad I don't like fish, but I will still try it if I ever get to visit Japan someday! :)
I love this channel
Girl so much love and respect for you love your cooking looks good and healthy
That all looks super good.