Lesser Known Ramen Varieties | "Ramen Street" | Japan Video Travel Guide | Hidden Japan
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- I take a stroll along Kobe's "Ramen Kaido" - an area with hundreds of ramen shops serving noodles of every variety - and try some varieties that are gaining popularity in Japan. If you've never tried tsukemen or tori-paitan, check out the video. This is all a 40 minute train ride from Osaka.
I don't why you have 27k subscribers, with the quality of your content, you should have at least 1 million! Thank you for making such great videos!
I just saw this and hadn't realized it was from a year ago. I was in disbelief for a moment thinking that he would only have 27k with content of this quality lol
up to 425k now
This aged well
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I want to go back to Japan. The food culture is absolutely great.
Your show is exceptional. Very professional; it is like watching a travel show. You are so easy to listen to, your tone is spot on. SUBSCRIBE!
this channel deserves so many more views, and i see it blowing up in the near future.
Yep... I recently discovered Adam ...I think it will grow .i am sending links to the foodies I know ....I hope they too will subscribe.
One year later, and it definitely has!
Absolutely
Your channel is an amazing discovery that I've been enjoying the past few weeks. I love your dumpling school lessons. Keep up the good work!
Japanese food always simply always looks so quality and delicious
And it tastes even better.
Ramen is anything but simple to make haha
That last bowl looked outstanding, especially the broth.
My girlfriend tried to get me to try ramen, so many times, I just wasn't interested. In August, on her birthday, she decided she wanted ramen for her birthday dinner, I couldn't say no, could I? WELL! since that day, we have gone back to the same restaurant in Auckland , for ramen, EVERY week!! Paitan Ramen (reduction) is now one my all time favourite dishes! Absolutely LOVE ramen!
03:55 LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE how you create your order and pay, then give it to the cooks. Excellent idea, and you can't say the waiter got your order wrong since you were the one making the order. Flawless.
Also makes eating out significantly more affordable. You can eat actually cooked meals in Japan for less than you'd pay for a shitty combo meal at MacDonalds in the West.
Well. This video has literally killed me. My trip to Japan and eating ramen every single day at least once changed my life. Omg. Lost for words.
So 40 ramen places, ramen for lunch and dinner, means I'll need 20 days in Kobe. That's doable.
Adam ate three bowls of ramen in a day, you can do it in fortnight.
40 on the main street. There are probably dozens more in the side streets. You should move there.
But then you're limiting yourself to only one item per restaurant!
2:59 "[...] the land, the sea and the air all brought together in one dish."
of course, when eating ramen i always think of the majestic flocks of chicken flying overhead. or is it the pig that's supposed to represent the sky? :) :p
“Aromatics” is the meaning I took from this description
this guy runs a kick ass youtube channel. This guy gets it. Soon enough people will and this guy is gonna have hella subscribers. He needs to network more and do some collabs and once he does that hes gonnna get big
Adam Liaw and ramen... I'm so happy!
You are a legend sir!
First, u make me hungry, again, even tho I had breakfast; then u make me want to, now, present home- cooked noodles in a more polished way! Adam, Adam!!!!♥️
I love the silent "Hmm, Oishi" at 3:35 :D
All I can say is yummmm. This video just made me hungry 😊
Makes me wANT TO GO TO jAPAN!!!
thank you for travel video
Beautiful video.
Love that chicken stock...I make similar. At least by sight. Even made a fast Tom Kha Gai from some leftover stock that was to die for...
Will be in Korea next year, hoping I get a layover in Tokyo again...need to try some real Japanese ramen. Last time I was there, the only excitement was almost being squashed by a bus because I forgot they drive on the other side of the road. = P
I am so hungry
me tooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not to mention he eats it so perfectly too!
Such a good video. Made me hungry!
I need to go to a really authentic and delicious ramen place in Melbourne.
wanna go back to Japan so badly omg
god dammit adam, your videos are making me famished!
That would be my dream area to live at.
Nice video!
Awesome video, good job!
whats the song in the intro?
Omg make more videos like thisssss
Wow this is amazing, I feel like I’m watching one of those tv shows when I’m scrolling the channels and I stop because it’s interesting even though I don’t watch tv 😀. Keep them coming!
I am mad at you Adam for not inviting me with you. All the variety of ramen looked SOOOOO good.
Right On
Itadakimasu!
My god, TAKE ME WITH YOUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!
Can you teach how to make the ramen
I'm having a hard time locating the Ramen Street. Can you tell me what the main street name is? I found the location of Tsukemen and Ipposhi but not sure where the "heart" of Ramen Street is.
Jo Lee off shinzaike station
The first ramen is like the way you eat Soba noodles you deep the noodles in separate sauce cub or small bowl. That should be Soba ramen
How can one man eat three bowls of ramen in one afternoon?! Even if it is the most delicious dish in the universe, it's also one of the most filling
He mostly likely didn't. A lot of travel shows make it seem like they eat it all in one day, but its really filmed over multiple. Not really sure why its a standard practice with this type of show, but there it is.
I've tried that once. If you pace yourself - leave at least an hour or 90 minutes in between - it's doable. But I must admit I barely survived ... had to skip dinner altogether.
Can someone please spell out the name of the first one for me? Something shigeta? Desperate to go there!
Tsukemen shigeta
So GANSTA!
5:02 That awkward moment when the host looks like the mascot.
Can you not make sounds while eating in your videos pleaseee
Uhhh, you're supposed to make sounds when you eat ramen.
it's actually rude not to slurp when you eat it, and Japanese people take it very seriously! On the top of that, Adam even mentions this in the video, so please just dig into it more and listen to what you're watching :)
Like geez did your mom not teach you that slurping soup is bad manners ?
Yeah, she did. Which is exactly why at 4:26 I apologise to her for slurping the soup, because in Japan slurping ramen isn't bad manners - it's exactly how it's supposed to be eaten. Did you even watch the video?
Adam Liaw No, sorry. I had to stop half way through. Your slurps were killing me. I understand that slurping is good manners in Japan , but I just don't see how your viewers are going to enjoy the sound of you slurping every 30 seconds. It's just uncomfortable to hear.
I get your point, but if they don't like the sound of slurping then I suggest they skip ramen in Japan altogether, because they're going to get it a lot worse when they're there.
Adam Liaw Yeah that's true. Anyways, no hate man. That's just my personal opinion. I am a frequent viewer and I do enjoy your videos, especially your cooking videos. Good content.
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The REAL lesser known Ramen in Japan is the FISH BROTH! YOU went to a hoity toity standardize places. The egg wasn't even marinated. 👎👎 The Real People Ramen is only noodles and broth. 😑
Watching this guy slurp his soup is disgusting
Jorge Cicero why??
You idiot it's to show that you're enjoying the food. It's a thing done in Asian countries. You are one ignorant guy smh.
You're an idiot jorge