@@eternalotus yea... rice that fell off to the sides would either be scraped or squished. Knowing how people around here doesn't have delicate precision when picking things up, the grain of rice would slowly cause a nasty mess. See quite a few disgusting floors around asian restaurants.
Just to let you know, it's NOT comparable to American fast food in price. It's much cheaper! This whole set is 880 yen which is about $6. Japaneat may have been living in Japan so long to not notice the insane price hike in restaurants in America in the past decade lol
I live in a cheaper area of the country. Even basic fast food is pricy. Last time I went to Sonic (only option for me), I think my chicken slinger ( sandwich), fries, and drink meal deal was like $8, and the amount of food you get for that is sad. I rarely get fast food because of the health concerns, but dang it, when I want to wreck my body with calories, let me do it right.
@kevilharris4379 the dollar is losing value, so tbh it wouldn't actively affect Japan that much. Especially since China has been trying to do deals in their own currency (Yuan)
@@Chris-br9eq Lived in Japan nearly a decade (prior military service in Yokosuka) the food quality, service and food standards are high. 9 outta 10 random places you eat in Japan is going to be good and probably better than most places you’ve eaten in your life (no bias). There’s soo few bad places to eat in Japan that their 7/11 and Lawson has better eats than most places in America.
@@ac47dz Japanese and Korean cuisines use way more dishes and bowls than other Asian cuisines if you don't count India. India and Korea use divided food trays a lot while Japan uses trays with lots of dishware per person. Other cuisines generally have a variety of dishes served family style.
@calliopeshif7581 depends how hungry u are ...I get just the 7 tacos..most of the time I can't even afford that lol..I can only afford to buy like 3 ...and I'm still hungry
My Yayoiken's pro move: Right next to the rice dispenser there's a hot dashi (broth) server. When you ate all your side dishes, go grab another bowl of rice, and pour dashi over it. There's free tsukemono (pickled veggies) on your table, so top your dashi-rice combo with it. Awesome way to fill your belly if you want to. But to be honest, the big fried chiken or the tonkatsu fried shrimp set is enough to stuff yourself. It's less than one thousand yen (7 dollars). They serve alcohol as well if you're feeling fancy😁
Have been to Yayoiken probably 75 times over the last 15 years, and I have honestly never had a bad meal. It is always fantastic, and how they do it for the price blows my mind every time. Their 180 yen omelet side-dish is amazing, and if you're there in Winter, their Sukiyaki set is up there with the best Sukiyaki I've had anywhere.
the way they have done it since the country was sold to the bankers by fake emperor "meiji". By using ungodly amounts of disgusting chemicals that are banned in most countries in the world (except a few asian ones), because of infertility andother lovely effects.
They opened a Yayoi here in the Bay Area and it’s much more expensive. They seem to be running some sort of no-tip experiment here but the menu prices in turn are much higher so they can pay the staff properly.
Also understand that it may seem cheap in Japan because you are basing it off of U.S Currency. For the Japanese themselves, their monthly wage is different from American monthly wage so things seem cheaper to us but for them it may not.
Thank you for showing this. Everytime I would travel to Tokyo for business I would lose weight. Their food quality is better and so is the "fast food" they have there. I don't eat meat or dairy anymore but the tofu block alone looks amazing, with some rice and I am happy.
@@jw7268I agree that this would happen, but isn't it sad that our government lets corporations here create such artificial scarcity that people would do that in order to have food? God this country just makes me so sad.
@@raspberrybitch4299lots of people steal because they can in America. If a business tried following this model in a major American city, it'd go out of business in a few months, max.
@@shezyam460 No. Lot's of people steal here because their needs are not being met or cared about by the government. Very few people just steal to steal. They steal because they need something and can't afford to pay for it. Our hyper-individualist culture also creates a sense of personal entitlement.
I love Japaneat because he’s always trying to convince himself that endless rice is good for you and that fried pork cutlet with curry is balanced. I love you never change
@@zacherybutter7349 endless rice in the context of that tiny rice bowl is pointless. How many refills would you need to get before it would be remotely an issue?
I wish we had places like this in the states, and maybe we do in the bigger cities, but I somehow doubt it. The sheer fact that you can get so much rice with the meal makes it waaaay more healthy than the American options. I really just wish rice would take off as a more popular side dish here.
Pretty much every restaurant serves rice on the side. It’s just not a cultural staple like Japan because there are many different cultures here. Would be much easier to go to an Asian country versus expect Americans to change lol
This is not to be all negative, but I feel like rice's health benefits are kind of overstated. Don't get me wrong, it's better for you as a filling side dish than fries or something. Or soft white sweetened bread. But white rice is not the absolute healthiest thing. It's high-glycemic, so it causes blood sugar levels to spike. Diabetics should generally avoid it. Those pickled/fermented veggie sides though? Undeniably really good for you. I'm sure they can be over-salted but, at their core, VERY healthy.
Fast food in America has hiked up their prices since you were last here, clearly. It can be 30 bucks for a family of three to four to eat at taco bell.
Oh~ you can count on someone copying you😂😂. But it's nice when you can go somewhere at a fast food place, get a lot for your money's worth and still be able to enjoy😄😊💖.
Three things: 1) I had to replay it for the nostalgia blast. 😄 2) A cooked rice dispensing machine?!?! 😮 3) It seems like you eat out a lot, which makes for great content, and I'm not really inquiring about your health choices personally, because that's your business. It made me curious, though: could you rate how common it is/ how possible it would be to eat out frequently and get a well balanced diet? I'm just curious. :) Merry Christmas! ✨🎄✨
Now this is a _surp-rice._ We will never forget your _sacr-rices_ for trying to eat all Japan's foods and give us unbiased review so we won't make any mistakes xD
Out of all the crap I watch on TH-cam this is the only channel I will click on every time I see a video. Love the way this guy speaks and there’s always little jokes. Very witty
Vegetable variety is the biggest sticking point for me when it comes to fast food. Where I live if you want a vegetable in your fast food meal, your options are Panda Express or Subway. Not very economical or convenient to have to buy a whole package of broccoli from Kroger, where itll just take up space in the minifridge at home, and not be available the next time i go out... In Japan it seems everything just comes with veggies by default, and thats super cool.
@@IAmTheGlovenor so you just eat your burger with no sides and no drinks, raising the dangers of choking on the food you eat and/or getting overwhelmed by the food you eat. noted.
Most of the restaurants that this bloke visits don't exist in Okinawa where I live and work, so it's very exotic even for me. Perhaps I should make a channel of my own.
Yay liken also had amazing breakfast (and coffee), which I still sometimes find hard to get when I’m travelling there if the hotel doesn’t have breakfast. All savoury, all delicious.
It's been a long time since I was last in Yayoiken. Last time I was in, I had to open the big rice cooker and used the paddle to to scoop rice into my bowl.
Ngl, the food is filling yet small in portion. I remember thinking about this late 2022 after my trip and wondered why our portions are so big considering we dont even finish them to begin with. I had seen a Shake Shack and was surprised that the portions were smaller but the issue with that wasn't the portion anymore, it was the price. Dont get me wrong, there was some food places that were 'errrr'. I wish America would integrate smaller portions for cheaper in their food. As you already know from this channel, even the McDonalds range in variety. I wonder if the States could learn from Japan in quantity & quality.
I used to work at a “fast food” japanese restaurant in the US and the prices were insane. This is years ago too, so prices might’ve gone up a dollar or so since. It always blew my mind the amount of money the customers were willing to spend for food they could make themselves for probably less than quarter of the price they were paying. Oh and that’s not even including the delivery orders that will cost them another $10 or more in fees and tips. I literally had someone order just sauces and a drink from us once. No actual food. $20 including their delivery fees. 😂
Fast food in my mind is more like handheld food you could walk around and eat. Wrap it up and put it in a bag quick. This is more sitdown restaurant food imo
We have the Yayoi restaurant in the Philippines but they don't have the ticketing system and the rice refill thing here. It is also not self-service because there are plenty of waiters and waitresses around. Quite fancy but I can visit again from time to time.
Rice is good for you, but only after it chills and undergo some molecular change from being a more hot-headed bowl of rice to a more Netflix and chill bowl of rice. The weird part is if you heat it up again after it chills, it's even better for you nutritionally. 🤔
Makes me glad I'm from NYC. What food desert is he from that taco bell is the option for texture. Japan probably has it overall but sometimes I'm curious as to where he's from.
Free rice dispensers like that in restaurant chains would be such a godsend in the states.
I agree but they wouldn’t keep it nearly as clean 😅
I prefer if they have a rice cooker 😅
The way it pooped rice was ok? I mean it looked the rice dispenser had also had Taco Bell.
They don't clean the ice cream machine regularly here. Do you think they wil keep the rice dispenser well maintained?
@@eternalotus yea... rice that fell off to the sides would either be scraped or squished. Knowing how people around here doesn't have delicate precision when picking things up, the grain of rice would slowly cause a nasty mess. See quite a few disgusting floors around asian restaurants.
Just to let you know, it's NOT comparable to American fast food in price. It's much cheaper! This whole set is 880 yen which is about $6.
Japaneat may have been living in Japan so long to not notice the insane price hike in restaurants in America in the past decade lol
I'm increasingly curious how and or why they've managed to keep food prices so low in Japan compared to the states.
Hell, I moved from California to Arkansas in 2018. Every time I visit my family I'm peepin prices like 👀💲
Mcdonalds breakfast was 11.30 the other day with a small oj
I live in a cheaper area of the country. Even basic fast food is pricy. Last time I went to Sonic (only option for me), I think my chicken slinger ( sandwich), fries, and drink meal deal was like $8, and the amount of food you get for that is sad. I rarely get fast food because of the health concerns, but dang it, when I want to wreck my body with calories, let me do it right.
@kevilharris4379 the dollar is losing value, so tbh it wouldn't actively affect Japan that much. Especially since China has been trying to do deals in their own currency (Yuan)
I don’t know why, but this channel makes me happy (edit omg thank you for the likes )
It's a mental/emotional vacation to Japan; aka Heaven, when compared to this American hellscape
start with the voice, music, good visuals, witty little comments
I’m in NYC right now and I’m watching all of his videos on my hotel bed ! Fully naked 😊
@@JohnHaussermood
@@eliberman9956 It's def the little comments, dude is lowkey hilarious.
“Rice is good for you” is a motto I lived by before I got diabetes 😅
Brown rice ?
@@punkinpie2 No rice is healthy, its better to cut it out of your diet. Protein from meat and vegetables would be a great summary of whats healthy.
Actually, eating carbs does not cause diabetes, genetics is the cause. 😎
I crave this sort of readily accessible variety in my eating establishments.
just buy japan and bring it home then
@@Dr.BDoverA valid argument.
I'll have to relocate the aurora borealis from my kitchen but given enough time, I think it will be doable.
And the quality is impeccable
Not true. Depends on the restaurant.
Second not true. There’s bad and mediocre Japanese places too. The Katsu just looks soggy to me in this vid.
@@Chris-br9eqwelp compared to a fucking cheeseburger at McDonalds in the states, i’d take that every single time
@@Chris-br9eq Lived in Japan nearly a decade (prior military service in Yokosuka) the food quality, service and food standards are high. 9 outta 10 random places you eat in Japan is going to be good and probably better than most places you’ve eaten in your life (no bias). There’s soo few bad places to eat in Japan that their 7/11 and Lawson has better eats than most places in America.
Anything is great compares to Mcdonald in the States
That's what I love about Japanese cuisine and Korean too. The variety and side dishes are delicious and healthy
But it's hard for their housewives...
@@goyam2981
Nah. As an Asian, this is just normal everyday life in Asia.
@@ac47dz Japanese and Korean cuisines use way more dishes and bowls than other Asian cuisines if you don't count India. India and Korea use divided food trays a lot while Japan uses trays with lots of dishware per person. Other cuisines generally have a variety of dishes served family style.
Korean cuisine is not that healthy tbh, hardly any vegetables and fruit
I love Korean food but I won't call Korean food healthy lol Korean food is quite heavy, spicy/salty and not many fresh veggies options.
That "windows 3.1 noises" with the subsequent noise absolutely sent me into a nostalgia trip.
Bro is not lying about having to order half the menu at Taco Hell
And now it’s like $50 for that half of the menu
He is eating like Jesus Christ during the Last Supper 🇯🇵
Facts plus the tacos are like 3 bites so u have to order like 7 just to fill up which will be like alot of $
@@kushfairyny1do you mean only ordering the seven tacos, or is it seven tacos plus a bunch of other menu items?
@calliopeshif7581 depends how hungry u are ...I get just the 7 tacos..most of the time I can't even afford that lol..I can only afford to buy like 3 ...and I'm still hungry
My Yayoiken's pro move:
Right next to the rice dispenser there's a hot dashi (broth) server. When you ate all your side dishes, go grab another bowl of rice, and pour dashi over it. There's free tsukemono (pickled veggies) on your table, so top your dashi-rice combo with it. Awesome way to fill your belly if you want to.
But to be honest, the big fried chiken or the tonkatsu fried shrimp set is enough to stuff yourself. It's less than one thousand yen (7 dollars). They serve alcohol as well if you're feeling fancy😁
Holy sh*t the value of yen has dipped so much since I lived there a few years ago
I wished the California locations had that... the food seems even better than the Japan locations but it’s a lot more money.
Man, I wanna move to Japan
I miss living on Japan. This channel tickles my nostalgia in just the right ways.
Have been to Yayoiken probably 75 times over the last 15 years, and I have honestly never had a bad meal. It is always fantastic, and how they do it for the price blows my mind every time.
Their 180 yen omelet side-dish is amazing, and if you're there in Winter, their Sukiyaki set is up there with the best Sukiyaki I've had anywhere.
the way they have done it since the country was sold to the bankers by fake emperor "meiji".
By using ungodly amounts of disgusting chemicals that are banned in most countries in the world (except a few asian ones), because of infertility andother lovely effects.
They opened a Yayoi here in the Bay Area and it’s much more expensive. They seem to be running some sort of no-tip experiment here but the menu prices in turn are much higher so they can pay the staff properly.
There's a Yayoi in North America?? God please make them open one in Vancouver. I love that place.
@@ekko808do you think we have a chance at one in south Florida? That meal looks wonderful!
Also understand that it may seem cheap in Japan because you are basing it off of U.S Currency. For the Japanese themselves, their monthly wage is different from American monthly wage so things seem cheaper to us but for them it may not.
Thank you for showing this. Everytime I would travel to Tokyo for business I would lose weight. Their food quality is better and so is the "fast food" they have there. I don't eat meat or dairy anymore but the tofu block alone looks amazing, with some rice and I am happy.
The portion sizes are also much smaller than anything in the states even with sides
if we had more of these restaurants in america, thatd be amazing
People would start bringing tuppleware for the rice and bankrupt the store. We can't have nice things here. 😢
Yayoi exists in America (there are 2 in NorCal alone) but the prices are way higher.....this katsudon meal is about $20.
@@jw7268I agree that this would happen, but isn't it sad that our government lets corporations here create such artificial scarcity that people would do that in order to have food?
God this country just makes me so sad.
@@raspberrybitch4299lots of people steal because they can in America. If a business tried following this model in a major American city, it'd go out of business in a few months, max.
@@shezyam460 No. Lot's of people steal here because their needs are not being met or cared about by the government.
Very few people just steal to steal. They steal because they need something and can't afford to pay for it.
Our hyper-individualist culture also creates a sense of personal entitlement.
Your voice is soothing and the way you describe food is satisfying
I love Japaneat because he’s always trying to convince himself that endless rice is good for you and that fried pork cutlet with curry is balanced. I love you never change
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 i love both of yall no1 change
There's nothing wrong with rice bro. And I say that as a keto fan. Rice is by far the best of the starchy carbs.
@@MitoseNorikoFanThey said “endless rice” not a healthy serving of rice.
@@zacherybutter7349 endless rice in the context of that tiny rice bowl is pointless. How many refills would you need to get before it would be remotely an issue?
There's no curry
I wish we had places like this in the states, and maybe we do in the bigger cities, but I somehow doubt it. The sheer fact that you can get so much rice with the meal makes it waaaay more healthy than the American options. I really just wish rice would take off as a more popular side dish here.
Pretty much every restaurant serves rice on the side. It’s just not a cultural staple like Japan because there are many different cultures here. Would be much easier to go to an Asian country versus expect Americans to change lol
This is not to be all negative, but I feel like rice's health benefits are kind of overstated. Don't get me wrong, it's better for you as a filling side dish than fries or something. Or soft white sweetened bread.
But white rice is not the absolute healthiest thing. It's high-glycemic, so it causes blood sugar levels to spike. Diabetics should generally avoid it.
Those pickled/fermented veggie sides though? Undeniably really good for you. I'm sure they can be over-salted but, at their core, VERY healthy.
Love the Uyama Hiroto in the back!
I will always treasure my time stationed in Japan. Wonderful food and people!
My dude is eating like a character during the birth of Christ in Bethlehem
Happy Holidays to all people in 🇯🇵
I went here when in Japan in October and it was so good! Had a fried chicken set and so yummy and so reasonably priced
Old Adult Swim music in the background really gives the chill mood. Love me some of that.
Fast food in America has hiked up their prices since you were last here, clearly. It can be 30 bucks for a family of three to four to eat at taco bell.
Wow, and the same family can buy a prepared meal at Whole Foods Market for less. Sad how many don't realize that and eat 💩 for dinner.
You give short form content a good name. Just saw some nice food and clicked. Video starts on a enjoyable pace no zoomer editing and nice commentary 😊
That background music is stellar
Uyama Hiroto
@@Fightookaishiiu a real one
@@-AS7- more ppl should know about him, I'm just the messenger
@@Fightookaishii 🙏
Yes. My son and his wife always takes me to these type of restaurants. The food is tasty.
Oh~ you can count on someone copying you😂😂. But it's nice when you can go somewhere at a fast food place, get a lot for your money's worth and still be able to enjoy😄😊💖.
Three things:
1) I had to replay it for the nostalgia blast. 😄
2) A cooked rice dispensing machine?!?! 😮
3) It seems like you eat out a lot, which makes for great content, and I'm not really inquiring about your health choices personally, because that's your business. It made me curious, though: could you rate how common it is/ how possible it would be to eat out frequently and get a well balanced diet? I'm just curious. :)
Merry Christmas! ✨🎄✨
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿i second the entirety
Japan just wins the food game. I can't wait to visit one of these days.
I want to say that your presentation is really good. I like how you don't overexaggerate things and keep it sober and simple.
The nice background music is making me emotional 😭 🥹
uyama hiroto and if you like him try nujabes
@@-AS7- would yu happen to know the name of this beautiful melody from the video?
@@tokunaga432 Stratus by Uyama Hiroto
Now this is a _surp-rice._ We will never forget your _sacr-rices_ for trying to eat all Japan's foods and give us unbiased review so we won't make any mistakes xD
Idk why but I feel mad comfort and relaxing feelings when i watch your vids, esp when I have anxiety thanks G 🔥
Out of all the crap I watch on TH-cam this is the only channel I will click on every time I see a video. Love the way this guy speaks and there’s always little jokes. Very witty
Vegetable variety is the biggest sticking point for me when it comes to fast food.
Where I live if you want a vegetable in your fast food meal, your options are Panda Express or Subway.
Not very economical or convenient to have to buy a whole package of broccoli from Kroger, where itll just take up space in the minifridge at home, and not be available the next time i go out...
In Japan it seems everything just comes with veggies by default, and thats super cool.
In the Philippines, Yayoi is a casual sit-down restaurant slotted above fastfood tier already.
Uyama Hiroto “Stratus” I love this album to death. You always have a awesome choice of music.
Your voice is SO relaxing I love listening to your videos 😎 *looks at rice dispenser lovingly*
The variety is why bento boxes from convenience stores are so appealing to me.
I’m stealing your scrambled egg finisher jutsu
Part of the reason Japanese food is my favorite is that you get so much variety and it's all tasty.
THAT LOOKS SO GOOD 😩
That rice dispenser . . . 🤯
I guarantee that it's way cheaper than fast food here in the US. Shit here is 16 bucks for a burger, fries, and a drink
Then just get the burger. You're going incredibly over with the calories getting a drink and fries. It's just straight up overeating.
@@IAmTheGlovenor so you just eat your burger with no sides and no drinks, raising the dangers of choking on the food you eat and/or getting overwhelmed by the food you eat. noted.
@@IAmTheGlovenor bro you must be malnourished cause who tf does that shit
get water???
@@user-mf5iz2bk6u Choking on the food you eat. Who chokes on a burger without a drink? You trying to be funny bro?
_"Windows 3.1 noises"_
Jeez, that sent me right back to my childhood somehow!! Cos I KNOW EXACTLY what whirrs and searching HDD noises you mean. 😃
Ate here as my first meal in Japan and it was PERFECT.
Most of the restaurants that this bloke visits don't exist in Okinawa where I live and work, so it's very exotic even for me. Perhaps I should make a channel of my own.
I miss Japan❤ Thanks for the video!
Went to Japan, can confirm this and it’s one big reason I would move there :,)
there's a chain of these restaurants in Sydney and hands down best Japanese food I've had, it's not as cheap and no unlimited rice but damn i love it
That looks sooo delish!! Simple food done right!!
this channel set my goal of going to japan someday
Love Japanese food from America
That background music is epic. 😎
i love yayoiken. their fish like saba, amadai, tai are so good.. you guys must try it
Uyama Hiroto's Stratus. Beautiful song @japaneat. Thank you.
Yay liken also had amazing breakfast (and coffee), which I still sometimes find hard to get when I’m travelling there if the hotel doesn’t have breakfast. All savoury, all delicious.
uyama hiroto in the bg 😌😌😌
Merry Christmas Japaneats, hope your day was wonderful.
The rice doohickey is awesome!!!
well compared to how much they charge in the west and europe for Japanese and Chinese food, this is probably a bargain!
The food looks so good 👍 ❤
"Rice is good for you" 😂 it's all carbs bud
thats my favorite menu u ordered!! 🤤
Love yayoiken. The food is great for the price and free refills on rice, tea and miso(like most places)
That rice pooper was pretty cool.
It's been a long time since I was last in Yayoiken. Last time I was in, I had to open the big rice cooker and used the paddle to to scoop rice into my bowl.
Yayoi is so expensive in Singapore it’s a sit down restaurant
Fun fact it's like 3-7 times cheaper than in the states for similar portions
Ngl, the food is filling yet small in portion. I remember thinking about this late 2022 after my trip and wondered why our portions are so big considering we dont even finish them to begin with. I had seen a Shake Shack and was surprised that the portions were smaller but the issue with that wasn't the portion anymore, it was the price.
Dont get me wrong, there was some food places that were 'errrr'.
I wish America would integrate smaller portions for cheaper in their food.
As you already know from this channel, even the McDonalds range in variety. I wonder if the States could learn from Japan in quantity & quality.
Yayoi gives me nostalgic vibes 🤭
wow meal looks tasty and im watching this in the middle of the night 😅 holding in the temptation haha
Uyama hiroto - stratus, that's the beat. Good choice
love japanese food coz they always have to incorporate veggies ❤
I used to work at a “fast food” japanese restaurant in the US and the prices were insane. This is years ago too, so prices might’ve gone up a dollar or so since.
It always blew my mind the amount of money the customers were willing to spend for food they could make themselves for probably less than quarter of the price they were paying.
Oh and that’s not even including the delivery orders that will cost them another $10 or more in fees and tips.
I literally had someone order just sauces and a drink from us once. No actual food. $20 including their delivery fees. 😂
Fast food in my mind is more like handheld food you could walk around and eat. Wrap it up and put it in a bag quick. This is more sitdown restaurant food imo
There’s a few of these in the Bay Area. Definitely more expensive, but similar quality to Japan.
This is a lot more than you will get in America at last food and man does it look good
I look at these videos and I cry thinking of American fast food
Got me at the Win 3.1 sounds
i like how fast food in japan is actually good food and not terrible for you
They have one of those restaurants in my hometown, in the US
bro those kiosks sound like old school nintendo sounds😂❤😂
or spyro pause menu sounds😂😂
Keep up the good work !
We have the Yayoi restaurant in the Philippines but they don't have the ticketing system and the rice refill thing here. It is also not self-service because there are plenty of waiters and waitresses around. Quite fancy but I can visit again from time to time.
This is waaaay cheaper than American fast food and much healthier too.
As an Asian, the all you can eat rice sounds like heaven
Whats the music in this short?
Uyama Hiroto - Stratus
I love that rice dispenser
These videos are awesome. If i visit Japan can we hang out?
Rice is good for you, but only after it chills and undergo some molecular change from being a more hot-headed bowl of rice to a more Netflix and chill bowl of rice.
The weird part is if you heat it up again after it chills, it's even better for you nutritionally. 🤔
For those of you who do not know the song is called Stratus from the album son of the Sun
I love Yaoyaiken so much I went three times during a 2.5 week trip. Believe me I wanted to go a LOT more but had to restrain myself. Hehehe.
Makes me glad I'm from NYC. What food desert is he from that taco bell is the option for texture. Japan probably has it overall but sometimes I'm curious as to where he's from.
I like how everything is served in real bowls, plates and silverware. Makes even fast food feel luxurious.
There's a Yayoi in the mall near us, we wanted to go there but it's pretty expensive from where I am
Reason #3457 why I want to live in Japans.
That katsudon looking good ngl 👀
yayoiken saved my life when i was dead broke. gave me the calories i needed
rice dispenserssss oh my goddd the only thing holding me back from moving to japan is my inability to speak japanese
katsudon without the don. omg😂😂
japaneats you make me crave foods and make me happy good combo.