Every time I see a video about American fast food in Asia, I'm a bit jealous. I don't eat fast food much, but the Asian countries put so much more effort into it. In America, their idea of an exciting new product is to take an old version and put bacon on it. It's boring. But over there, it's interesting.
As someone from the US, it really makes me frustrated to see how much better your fast food is. I stopped eating fast food a couple tears ago because it all just makes me feel sick. There's also nothing new, exciting or delicious. The fact that in Japan you can get fresh pasta that actually looks good? And the chili from Wendy's in Japan looks like a nice homemade chili rather than frozen processed crap? It's crazy to me. It makes me frustrated because the US seriosuly does not care about quality or the consumer.
You guys might be wondering, why is the name of Wendy's in Japan having a "First Kitchen" underneath it or even hearing Japanese people calling Wendy's not as Wendy's but as First Kitchen?
Thank you so much for these videos. I’ve been following the channel for years and as someone who has social anxiety, the videos help me when I wanna visit somewhere, especially with no music and simple straightforward commentary. Thank you so much and I know lots of people feel the same as me ❤
the mini pancakes are actually a dutch specialty known as ''poffertjes'' they are usually served with molten butter and powdered sugar on top, Japan enjoys serving dutch dishes from time to time.
Countries like Japan and Korea have a talent for adopting Western cuisine and raising it to an epic level.
Every time I see a video about American fast food in Asia, I'm a bit jealous. I don't eat fast food much, but the Asian countries put so much more effort into it. In America, their idea of an exciting new product is to take an old version and put bacon on it. It's boring. But over there, it's interesting.
As someone from the US, it really makes me frustrated to see how much better your fast food is. I stopped eating fast food a couple tears ago because it all just makes me feel sick. There's also nothing new, exciting or delicious. The fact that in Japan you can get fresh pasta that actually looks good? And the chili from Wendy's in Japan looks like a nice homemade chili rather than frozen processed crap? It's crazy to me. It makes me frustrated because the US seriosuly does not care about quality or the consumer.
Anyone here remember the old Wendy’s table tops?
Never thought I’d see pasta at Wendy’s but dancing bacons never fails to amaze me 😂❤
Bisaya speaking Filipinos hahaha that was unexpected
I can hear my fellow filipino talking at the background hahahah.....so nice to know they also love that place😆
This man ate a meal amounting to 3500 rupees in India 😂
Any other Americans watching this and getting increasingly amused but mad that this is like 100 tiers above regular Wendy's lol
They should call that CBP burger the before and after ... 😂
You guys might be wondering, why is the name of Wendy's in Japan having a "First Kitchen" underneath it or even hearing Japanese people calling Wendy's not as Wendy's but as First Kitchen?
Thank you so much for these videos. I’ve been following the channel for years and as someone who has social anxiety, the videos help me when I wanna visit somewhere, especially with no music and simple straightforward commentary. Thank you so much and I know lots of people feel the same as me ❤
the mini pancakes are actually a dutch specialty known as ''poffertjes'' they are usually served with molten butter and powdered sugar on top, Japan enjoys serving dutch dishes from time to time.
Mrs. Bacon's reaction after having the matcha latte and Mr. Bacon's laughter was hilarious 😂 😂😂!
I can’t believe they have pasta that literally looks like the same quality you’d get at a sit down restaurant
It’s amazing how the restaurants adapts to different cultures. In Hawaii the McDonalds has Ramen! It’s very cool.
Random silly fact, if I remember correctly. Wendy’s in Japan is called “fakkin” (ファッキン) Which is the abbreviation for “First Kitchen”.
Oh awesome! I love to see vids on places america also has to see just how different they can be with the menus and such!
Congrats on 3m! Been watching you for a while love your calming videos
i hear filipino talking in the background lol and the food is always tasty wish i would go there!