Paolo - Hoping that you are planning to make a lighter version for us wimps who can't handle the heat ! Would love to try a hot sauce with your umami flavor. Thanks for the great vids, you make me feel like I am in the restaurant/shop/location with you. All the best!
Oh Paolo, I went to this restaurant frequently when I was university student, it was almost 30 years ago! This was called "Mori-shoku" among students and was VERY popular at that time also. I'm living in Kobe now so your video brings back memories of my good old days. Thank you so much!
Welcome to Kobe. I don't eat out now so my information is limited unfortunately. But I know "Yo-shoku Asahi" is popular Mori-shoku-like restaurant. Yakiniku (Japanese style beef grill) restaurant "Mangetsu" is also popular. I know these because I use to live in Hanakuma area. I hope you enjoy your life in kobe. @henby_
@@shysenpai4730Im not sure if he’s already made a video about it but his content and the way he does the videos have definitely changed and I want to see a video about that, if its not too much to ask for.
@@chrisgironde6669 I always wondered about the shots where we see the topic person riding the subway, and in the next shot Paolo is on the station saying "he/she should be arriving here soon"
It would be such a shame if a place like this, with such a long history, would have to shut down... I hope he does find someone who would take it over!
@@aznantboi correct, traditionally this is the only way. Because in Japan traditionally only men can inherit the family business, if you have only daughters then you do what's called mukuyoshi (adopting a son in law).
That was hard to hear, the owner is 4th generation and they’ve kept the business going for 120 years. I hope someone will keep it going for the next generation.
@@RamblingVlogger not rly, but we do believe in a fair compensation. so why do u think that we are scared of work, when in fact u bommers are just to afraid to speak up against your bosses whilst being used as modern day slaves
I was a chef for 14 years. I think i sat with my chef and co workers maybe once or twice in all those years for a meal. Its so crazy to see kitchen culture in Japan and how different it is from here. Breaks my heart to see his business not being taken over by the next generation as it has propspered for so long. If i knew the language id drop everything to help that man. Great video as always Paolo
Paolo, I have greatly enjoyed, not only this story, but the way you blend documentary style with casual interview. I'm sure you put your guest at ease; and the comfortable vibe serves to draw us into the narrative. Thanks for this video, I enjoyed it. Would love to drop in for a meal the next time I'm in Japan.
One of my friends lives in Japan and her daughter is a university student at Tokyo University. She always talks about the food being good so I told her about your video. She quite enjoyed seeing behind the counter with her daughter since she went to school here back in the early 2000s. 😊 And 44 years is so long. A congrats to both on a successful marriage.
One thing that I learnt from your video and the people on the video is that YOU SHOULD LOVE YOUR JOB. Every job is tiring but if you love it, you enjoy it, the job will be not that hard, the job will be fun. The appreciation comes from others but if we are grateful for that appreciation, we will work even more to maintain our legacy. Thank you for this video, Paolo. I will register myself not to give up and enjoy every moment.
Paolo. Can I just say how much I appreciate the ‘day in the life’ series - must take so much time to get permissions and plan - but always so incredibly interesting and inspiring
I've been cooking for years, and as a bit of a hermit who still values socialization, I would gladly take over a business like this. Sad that it has to go but what it ride it must have been.
Paolo, love your videos. Im a landscaper here in the US, and I admire the Japanese clean landscaping and tree work. Would love to see a day in the life of either a Japanese landscaper or arborist.
my gosh they work so hard that it almost breaks my heart, while also warming it at the same time. they deserve so much for working so hard and feeding all of those students/salarymen all these years!
I love this restaurant and the video for its originality and care of heart. Also the owner is realy what every people could look up to, As there are very less people like him. love him and wish for his great life. May my god bless him a grand son as his heir 🙏.
Aw yeah, going behind the counter is always a great time; seeing the behind the scenes is surprisingly always cozy, even in spite of how busy it gets 🥰
College kids in Japan are lucky! That food looks so delicious and nutritious unlike the fast food on offer around the university I went to in the states. Thanks for the fun video!
Just got back from a week in Tokyo and Kyoto. It's amazing how easy it is to eat delicious and healthy meals so inexpensively there! No matter where we went we'd find fantastic meals and it rarely cost more than 5-10k Yen to feed the 4 of us, even with drinks
I m very fond of this series. Everytime i watch these people working i get motivated and charged up. How humble & enthusiast these people are!! They all love their job to their bones.
It also stands out for me, but I think it sounds out of place and contrived. Maybe he's trying to appeal to a younger audience? I don't think Paolo is much younger than me if at all, so it seems weird because my peers don't use gen Z slang but their kids might.
@@arthursciencehonestly this is like 2018-2019 slabs I know when I was in high school this one guy always said “no cap”, “aight bet is like middle school honestly
I'm from the UK and I LOVE watching all the hard work and the amazing food these family restaurants create. Really amazing... I hope to visit Japan one day soon :)
Thank you Paolo and Maiko for giving us a weekly upload of your videos. Seeing how Japanese people works very hard , it made me realize how I should work best in my work. I'm fond of Seiyuus, and hope there is a day in their life.
Hey Paolo, I have seen many videos of Japanese workers made by you and I can say that Japanese people are most happy hard working people in the World. Not a single word of suffering or any complaint from their mouth. Their passion towards work and dedication towards maintaining work ethics is unparalleled. The world had only seen the Ethics and hard work of Japanese workers through Automobile and Electronics industry only but you have shown many Japanese people through various fields who work very hard. Their happiness is contagious and no doubt that many MNCs have adopted their working styles (culture) in their organizations. Its very entertaining as well as informative to watch your videos. In my opinion, your vlogs are also an another form of video tourism which brings great content to viewers.
I love this video!!! That restaurant owner was so cool!! Man you can just feel his energy through the video!! The food looked so delicious!! It was wonderful to see everyone work so well together.
This video made me subscribe. I also work at a family owned restaurant as a local having recently moved there and they treat me like family! I owe them my sincere gratitude as well as these fine people who continue to serve their community through covid and hard economies!
I would love to work here, I love Japan, I love the university environment and I love cooking (not professional). He is actually living my dream, cooking and riding. May you and your wife live long Matsu Kawa san. Also, kudos to Paolo and Maiko for finding such a gem.
i worked in restaurants state side for 20 years, recently left the whole industry... it's so refreshing to see people love their workers, and their workers love them! it's such a hard job, and small joys make it that much easier! thank you for your videos!
Another brilliant video in this fantastic series of ‘Behind The Counter’. I love how the pride of the owner and all the workers shows throughout and the food looks so delicious. Thank you for sharing this excellent insight Paolo, best wishes to you, Maiko and Wolfy
Just got back from my first trip to Japan and it is amazing how many local food shops are everywhere. It is crazy how much easier and more affordable it is to eat healthy in Japan compared to North America. Also, was pretty excited when I went to Tsukiji Fish Market to get myself a bottle of Paolos Premium Kaminari Hot Sauce. Tastes really good and has a good amount of heat. Kind of funny that the hot sauce was the one thing I wanted to really take home from the trip.
Behind the Counter…. Videos are always so interesting to watch. Japanese are so hardworking and this owner and his wife are no exception. It’s sad though that after 4 generations, the restaurant will have to close.
I LOVE how well they treat their employees in Japan's restaurants ! The fact that they feed them daily for FREE is incredibly generous !! MOST restaurants in North America will charge a fee for meals with a slight discount and place multiple conditions in what you can and can't order. This is especially true in chain restaurants.
I live far from Japan (I'm in Central Europe) but in a sense, this place reminds me of the cafeteria at my late mother's workplace where I'd sometimes go eat lunch with the vouches she gave me.
When a new video drops, I instantly smile because I know I'm about to enjoy my next 15-20 min guaranteed! 😊 I would also like to see a day in the life of Paolo. I do really appreciate everything you make and create, you have shown me a side of Japanese living and culture I've always been interested in! ❤❤
You just know some of those pots and pans are over 30 years old, but are so beautifully clean and dent free. That's true pride in everything connected to this amazing restaurant❤.
This is one thing I envy about Japan, I wish the USA had healthy and delicious food options available to us made by hand from someone who puts love into their food!
Could never happen because our culture is different. We value efficiency and affordability. To get those? Quality has to be sacrificed. Most of us aren't willing to pay for quality food.
A really fantastic episode. Your videos are so polished. It really does feel like we're behind the counter, and even in the way sometimes of these really gracious and authentic people!
The energy in this video is wonderful and contagious. Thanks for this video Paolo! Looking forward to my return trip to Japan thanks to binge watching all the older videos from two years ago and beyond!
I thank you for filming this Japanese restaurant located next to Tokyo University. My grandfather graduated from Tokyo University after serving in the Japanese Army during the Russo Japanese War.
Paolo, thank you for another delightful video. The owner of this shop was so hard working and diligent. After watching your videos I feel I’ve gained something that I can apply in my own life.👍
Thanks Paolo, your documentaries are always a joy. I am returning for my third trip to Japan in December, but I'm focussing on Osaka and Nagoya. Perhaps it's time for a return Paolo trip to those cities.
I know this is a business / food content but I love it when he tell story about his marriage life 😁 Agree , having a common hobby is a secret for a happy and long marriage 👍
I'm almost 1/3 of the way thru my hot sauce. This week, I mixed it with mayo for epic fish tacos. I hope Paulo does an episode on all the ways to use the hot sauce... Japanese dishes and others!
@janetjin4164 I wish! Paolo, if you want to pay me, I am open to it, lol. I just want to know what Paolo actually puts this death sauce on since I can only use a few drops on anything without giving myself hiccups.
I just wanted to say this video made my day.. the day didn't start out good.. and I don't know why this particular video made me smile. So thank you for posting
Been watching these day in the life videos for years and always look forward to the next one. Thanks Paolo for what you do, it's a large part of my routine and one I've been able to share with others as well 🥰✌️
I clicked on this video to see the delicious food but stayed for the wholesome relationship they have 🥹💖I hope he finds someone who continues their family business legacy!
This 120-year-old set meal restaurant that has been satisfying the stomachs of Tokyo University students is very good, and I would like to try it too 👍
Wonderful video and great memories of a local Japanese Set lunch place in my town. It was very similar to a HK cafe but the food was less greasy. This video brought a smile to me face.
Get my Paolo fromTOKYO Premium Kaminari Hot Sauce here - paolofromtokyohotsauce.com
Paolo that hot sauce is hot 🥵!!! Finally got my bottle a few weeks ago just tried it for the first time yesterday 👍👍👍
Is your sauce is sold at the fish market in Tokyo?
Paolo - Hoping that you are planning to make a lighter version for us wimps who can't handle the heat ! Would love to try a hot sauce with your umami flavor. Thanks for the great vids, you make me feel like I am in the restaurant/shop/location with you. All the best!
Love your hot sauce. Finished one bottle and got 2 more!
Im excited to try. My boss is coming back from paternerty leave and he LOOOOOVEES hot sauce so i cant wait for him to try it
I am the man interviewed in the video. Sushi and tempura are great, but I hope you also enjoy the local "Teishoku" culture when you come to Japan!
Wow , It's actually you, kudos for getting featured in this video.
just want to say you're handsome lol
Fantastic service and food ~ thank you for sharing your story
Kudos on your food and craft 😊
The food looks great, I'd love to be able to try it!
Oh Paolo, I went to this restaurant frequently when I was university student, it was almost 30 years ago! This was called "Mori-shoku" among students and was VERY popular at that time also. I'm living in Kobe now so your video brings back memories of my good old days. Thank you so much!
I just moved to Kobe recently! are there any restaurants you recommend checking out?
Welcome to Kobe. I don't eat out now so my information is limited unfortunately. But I know "Yo-shoku Asahi" is popular Mori-shoku-like restaurant. Yakiniku (Japanese style beef grill) restaurant "Mangetsu" is also popular. I know these because I use to live in Hanakuma area. I hope you enjoy your life in kobe. @henby_
I love seeing comments like this! Thank you for sharing your personal experiences 😊
cap nigga
Same :) @@SanityPotion776
I still wanna see a day in Paolo's life and how he makes these videos. Always wondered how he does some of these clips we see
This is "A daily life of Filipino Vlogger living in Japan" video
correct me if im wrong
And how all these people put up with him being in their bedrooms filming when they wake up
@@shysenpai4730Im not sure if he’s already made a video about it but his content and the way he does the videos have definitely changed and I want to see a video about that, if its not too much to ask for.
@@chrisgironde6669 I always wondered about the shots where we see the topic person riding the subway, and in the next shot Paolo is on the station saying "he/she should be arriving here soon"
That would be very interesting
It would be such a shame if a place like this, with such a long history, would have to shut down...
I hope he does find someone who would take it over!
The younger daughter’s husband
@@aznantboi correct, traditionally this is the only way. Because in Japan traditionally only men can inherit the family business, if you have only daughters then you do what's called mukuyoshi (adopting a son in law).
@@loulou3676typical bigoted Japan
I think if they want to save the place, tradition is the last thing they'll consider when choosing a candidate.
@@unoriginalname3442 stop watching japanese videos if you hate them so much loser
What a great family establishment! Such a shame to think it might close one day. Such a humble loving man the owner is.
That was hard to hear, the owner is 4th generation and they’ve kept the business going for 120 years. I hope someone will keep it going for the next generation.
@@ajclements4627 completely agree!!
It's obviously incredibly hard work.
@@RenegadeRanga exactly! And the younger generation is afraid of hard work.
@@RamblingVlogger not rly, but we do believe in a fair compensation. so why do u think that we are scared of work, when in fact u bommers are just to afraid to speak up against your bosses whilst being used as modern day slaves
40 years of dedication. Impressive. May he have many more years of success.
6:36 “He told me he’d cook for me. So I married him.” Take notes boys, knowing how to cook is a viable pickup strategy. I speak from experience too 😂
I was a chef for 14 years. I think i sat with my chef and co workers maybe once or twice in all those years for a meal. Its so crazy to see kitchen culture in Japan and how different it is from here. Breaks my heart to see his business not being taken over by the next generation as it has propspered for so long. If i knew the language id drop everything to help that man. Great video as always Paolo
Can we just stop and appreciate Paolo and Maiko for getting up so early to film this especially with them having young Wolfie to look after
Zero dss
Paolo, I have greatly enjoyed, not only this story, but the way you blend documentary style with casual interview. I'm sure you put your guest at ease; and the comfortable vibe serves to draw us into the narrative. Thanks for this video, I enjoyed it. Would love to drop in for a meal the next time I'm in Japan.
One of my friends lives in Japan and her daughter is a university student at Tokyo University. She always talks about the food being good so I told her about your video. She quite enjoyed seeing behind the counter with her daughter since she went to school here back in the early 2000s. 😊
And 44 years is so long. A congrats to both on a successful marriage.
i love how the young student, who works there, seemed shy at first and then lit up when Paolo asked her what her favorite dish was.
One thing that I learnt from your video and the people on the video is that YOU SHOULD LOVE YOUR JOB. Every job is tiring but if you love it, you enjoy it, the job will be not that hard, the job will be fun. The appreciation comes from others but if we are grateful for that appreciation, we will work even more to maintain our legacy. Thank you for this video, Paolo. I will register myself not to give up and enjoy every moment.
Brings back memories. I remember visiting this university and this rerstaurant.
Honestly, I think I say this on most of these videos. The work ethic is on another level! Just impressive. Thanks for sharing...
Paolo. Can I just say how much I appreciate the ‘day in the life’ series - must take so much time to get permissions and plan - but always so incredibly interesting and inspiring
Also this is just round the corner from my in-laws home, am in Japan next month so who knows maybe I’ll stop by here
I love that they sit down and eat together at the end 🥹 one of the few jobs where "we're one big family" isn't a lie or a red flag!
I've been cooking for years, and as a bit of a hermit who still values socialization, I would gladly take over a business like this. Sad that it has to go but what it ride it must have been.
If given the chance to stay in japan, why not?
Paolo, love your videos.
Im a landscaper here in the US, and I admire the Japanese clean landscaping and tree work. Would love to see a day in the life of either a Japanese landscaper or arborist.
I second this idea!! An architect/landscape architect (which in Japan seems to be combined often) would be great!!
Oooh yes! Great jdea!
my gosh they work so hard that it almost breaks my heart, while also warming it at the same time. they deserve so much for working so hard and feeding all of those students/salarymen all these years!
I love this restaurant and the video for its originality and care of heart. Also the owner is realy what every people could look up to, As there are very less people like him. love him and wish for his great life. May my god bless him a grand son as his heir 🙏.
Aw yeah, going behind the counter is always a great time; seeing the behind the scenes is surprisingly always cozy, even in spite of how busy it gets 🥰
I really felt their passion and love. What a great episode.
College kids in Japan are lucky! That food looks so delicious and nutritious unlike the fast food on offer around the university I went to in the states. Thanks for the fun video!
Just got back from a week in Tokyo and Kyoto. It's amazing how easy it is to eat delicious and healthy meals so inexpensively there! No matter where we went we'd find fantastic meals and it rarely cost more than 5-10k Yen to feed the 4 of us, even with drinks
I m very fond of this series. Everytime i watch these people working i get motivated and charged up. How humble & enthusiast these people are!! They all love their job to their bones.
Paolo casually dropping words like "No cap" and "aight bet" just catches me off-guard every time, I love it!
It also stands out for me, but I think it sounds out of place and contrived. Maybe he's trying to appeal to a younger audience? I don't think Paolo is much younger than me if at all, so it seems weird because my peers don't use gen Z slang but their kids might.
@@arthursciencehonestly this is like 2018-2019 slabs I know when I was in high school this one guy always said “no cap”, “aight bet is like middle school honestly
@@arthurscience it doesn't sound contrived. You're just not used to it
those small human interactions is what I love about your videos it feels so down to earth like if we was a friend of the person thanks paolo
Long live that restaurant owner & very best to his family and the business ❤
I'm from the UK and I LOVE watching all the hard work and the amazing food these family restaurants create. Really amazing... I hope to visit Japan one day soon :)
Thank you Paolo and Maiko for giving us a weekly upload of your videos. Seeing how Japanese people works very hard , it made me realize how I should work best in my work. I'm fond of Seiyuus, and hope there is a day in their life.
@@tobiramasenjusensei2782 Paolo's wife
Paolo, I LOVE every video you release but the "Behind the Counter" episodes, just hit something in me that gets me excited and anxious to watch!
Hey Paolo, I have seen many videos of Japanese workers made by you and I can say that Japanese people are most happy hard working people in the World. Not a single word of suffering or any complaint from their mouth. Their passion towards work and dedication towards maintaining work ethics is unparalleled. The world had only seen the Ethics and hard work of Japanese workers through Automobile and Electronics industry only but you have shown many Japanese people through various fields who work very hard. Their happiness is contagious and no doubt that many MNCs have adopted their working styles (culture) in their organizations. Its very entertaining as well as informative to watch your videos. In my opinion, your vlogs are also an another form of video tourism which brings great content to viewers.
I love this video!!! That restaurant owner was so cool!! Man you can just feel his energy through the video!! The food looked so delicious!! It was wonderful to see everyone work so well together.
This video made me subscribe. I also work at a family owned restaurant as a local having recently moved there and they treat me like family! I owe them my sincere gratitude as well as these fine people who continue to serve their community through covid and hard economies!
I have the most respect for the work ethic, respect and kindness that these asian cultures have. They work eat sleep repeat
I would love to work here, I love Japan, I love the university environment and I love cooking (not professional). He is actually living my dream, cooking and riding. May you and your wife live long Matsu Kawa san. Also, kudos to Paolo and Maiko for finding such a gem.
I love watching these day in the life videos and they put a smile on my face everytime.
i worked in restaurants state side for 20 years, recently left the whole industry... it's so refreshing to see people love their workers, and their workers love them! it's such a hard job, and small joys make it that much easier! thank you for your videos!
Another brilliant video in this fantastic series of ‘Behind The Counter’. I love how the pride of the owner and all the workers shows throughout and the food looks so delicious. Thank you for sharing this excellent insight Paolo, best wishes to you, Maiko and Wolfy
Just got back from my first trip to Japan and it is amazing how many local food shops are everywhere. It is crazy how much easier and more affordable it is to eat healthy in Japan compared to North America.
Also, was pretty excited when I went to Tsukiji Fish Market to get myself a bottle of Paolos Premium Kaminari Hot Sauce. Tastes really good and has a good amount of heat. Kind of funny that the hot sauce was the one thing I wanted to really take home from the trip.
I am so happy to hear him not down the younger people that couldn’t keep up with the pace. It’s very refreshing.😊
Behind the Counter…. Videos are always so interesting to watch. Japanese are so hardworking and this owner and his wife are no exception. It’s sad though that after 4 generations, the restaurant will have to close.
I LOVE how well they treat their employees in Japan's restaurants ! The fact that they feed them daily for FREE is incredibly generous !! MOST restaurants in North America will charge a fee for meals with a slight discount and place multiple conditions in what you can and can't order. This is especially true in chain restaurants.
The restaurants should feed its own peopleat while at work. It doesn't make sense to be in food business with hungry people running eat.
I live far from Japan (I'm in Central Europe) but in a sense, this place reminds me of the cafeteria at my late mother's workplace where I'd sometimes go eat lunch with the vouches she gave me.
When a new video drops, I instantly smile because I know I'm about to enjoy my next 15-20 min guaranteed! 😊
I would also like to see a day in the life of Paolo. I do really appreciate everything you make and create, you have shown me a side of Japanese living and culture I've always been interested in! ❤❤
Me too!
It is an honor to be a customer of these sort of businesses. We have some here 🇺🇸. But Japan seems blessed with so many.
This place and the staff seem so familial. What a wonderful, wholesome restaurant
The thrill I feel every time I see a new episode of behind the counter or day in the life
You just know some of those pots and pans are over 30 years old, but are so beautifully clean and dent free. That's true pride in everything connected to this amazing restaurant❤.
This is one thing I envy about Japan, I wish the USA had healthy and delicious food options available to us made by hand from someone who puts love into their food!
Could never happen because our culture is different. We value efficiency and affordability. To get those? Quality has to be sacrificed. Most of us aren't willing to pay for quality food.
Love these videos, he seems like such a genuine and nice man.
Japanese people are so diligent and hard working! Nothing but respect for them.
A really fantastic episode. Your videos are so polished. It really does feel like we're behind the counter, and even in the way sometimes of these really gracious and authentic people!
the people, the restaurant, the vibe is all so charming. I hope for nothing but only the best for them hopefully one day i'll be able to pop by soon!!
Awesome video as always Paolo. The shop owner is truly dedicated the he's customer and the love of cooking.
Hello from Utah!
Preciate the uploads, always wonderful. Definitely admire the Japanese people and culture.
Thanks for watching!
God bless you japan. 💕 👍 Thanks for everything. 💕
Everyone Can Truly Say That Paolo Always Has Something Special Instore For Us Every Saturday
Thx Alot For These Great Eps Bro Keep It Up!!!!!!!
Saturday? Are you from the future? Jk, jk.
This man is a treasure, he gives very friendly vibes.
They are such an amazing couples that has an amazing staff working with them!!
The energy in this video is wonderful and contagious. Thanks for this video Paolo! Looking forward to my return trip to Japan thanks to binge watching all the older videos from two years ago and beyond!
the owner has passion for his work. Such a great thing to see.
Another great video as always! Would love to see “A Day in the life of a Japanese schoolteacher”.
I thank you for filming this Japanese restaurant located next to Tokyo University. My grandfather graduated from Tokyo University after serving in the Japanese Army during the Russo Japanese War.
Paolo, thank you for another delightful video. The owner of this shop was so hard working and diligent. After watching your videos I feel I’ve gained something that I can apply in my own life.👍
I love these small family shops that offer affordable (to tourists) traditional meals
These behind the counters are my favorite videos! The food always looks good!
Thanks Paolo, your documentaries are always a joy. I am returning for my third trip to Japan in December, but I'm focussing on Osaka and Nagoya. Perhaps it's time for a return Paolo trip to those cities.
I hope someone compatible and good hearted can take up the torch in the future .
My favorite series in TH-cam!! Lezgooo!!!
Loved the genuine conversations with the owner!
I know this is a business / food content but I love it when he tell story about his marriage life 😁 Agree , having a common hobby is a secret for a happy and long marriage 👍
The power failure literally gave me a heart-attack. I could feel his tension and worry.
It’s so amazing to see the dedication everyone put to prepare for delicious food the lunch time crowd. 👍👍💪🏼
I'm almost 1/3 of the way thru my hot sauce. This week, I mixed it with mayo for epic fish tacos. I hope Paulo does an episode on all the ways to use the hot sauce... Japanese dishes and others!
Paid actor right here. Nice try, Paolo.
@janetjin4164 I wish! Paolo, if you want to pay me, I am open to it, lol. I just want to know what Paolo actually puts this death sauce on since I can only use a few drops on anything without giving myself hiccups.
I just wanted to say this video made my day.. the day didn't start out good.. and I don't know why this particular video made me smile. So thank you for posting
Pretty much seen all of these videos but for some reason, this one particularly looks like absolute hell. And they've been doing it for 4 generations!
Been watching these day in the life videos for years and always look forward to the next one. Thanks Paolo for what you do, it's a large part of my routine and one I've been able to share with others as well 🥰✌️
I clicked on this video to see the delicious food but stayed for the wholesome relationship they have 🥹💖I hope he finds someone who continues their family business legacy!
I'd love to live in Japan! All that food and atmosphere just seems so warm and fuzzy, so enjoyable!
視聴させていただきました。参考にさせていただきます❤
まだまだ暑い日が続きますが体調など崩さぬよう、今後の更なる活躍を願っております。敬具
Paolo…I love your interactions with the employees! 🫶🏽
Places like this are what I want to see in Japan. Mom & Pop shops are the best.
This 120-year-old set meal restaurant that has been satisfying the stomachs of Tokyo University students is very good, and I would like to try it too 👍
love these "Behind the counter" vids. Great job again.
The vibe is just so great and the crew really is like a family
I admire the owners enjoyment of happy customers!
Fantastic video Sir thanks for sharing it with us 🫶🏻🇬🇧🫶🏻
Wonderful video and great memories of a local Japanese Set lunch place in my town. It was very similar to a HK cafe but the food was less greasy. This video brought a smile to me face.
I love these videos. It increases my fascination with Japan and I love the insiders look!
Brilliant. I love watching these. It's fantastic to see.
You really do make a lot of terrific videos! Thank you.
We look forward to see more episodes like this. Keep up the good work.
That food looks sooo delicious and fresh!! You can tell there's so much heart put in to every step ❤️
Same. Im happy as long as the customer says it's delicious.
And when I am in control
People from small... family style businesses seems more real & free ... Thanks Paolo ... waiting for anything
the owner seems very nice and kind like a real family man
Omg they’re such a cute couple ❤