Kobe's Chinatown is great! It's always a good time there and the Chinese New Year energy was pretty cool too. What's your favourite Chinese street food? Let me know in the comments.
Thanks for watching! No, Yokohama is a bit bigger. Both have a great array of street food. It was busy because it was Chinese New Year and the weekend. It's quieter during the week.
It's lunchtime in Sweden right now, and this made me soooo hungry, haha. And wow, those prices are really great, especially compared to Sweden. You can't find any food at a market/at a stall like that for under 100 Swedish Kroner, which is about 1 272 Yen according to Forex. A standard buffé lunch in Sweden goes for about 1500 yen. Is it the same in Japan, in regular restaurants etc?
The Beard Bringer Thanks again for watching and commenting so quickly! I heard Sweden is very expensive. You can easily buy a good lunch for under 1000 yen. All you can eat buffets are around 2000-2500 yen.
Lin Nyunt lamp skewers and jidanguanbing. Lol Jidanguanbing doesn’t have an easy English translation. It’s a savory fried bread, they wait for it to bubble then pop the bubble and pour an egg in. Then chicken, a sausage, some veggies and spicy sauce are cooked up and rolled into the egg bread.
Kobe's Chinatown is great! It's always a good time there and the Chinese New Year energy was pretty cool too.
What's your favourite Chinese street food? Let me know in the comments.
China town in Kobe bigger than Yokohama ? So much foods! So many people! Very vibrant!
Thanks for watching! No, Yokohama is a bit bigger. Both have a great array of street food. It was busy because it was Chinese New Year and the weekend. It's quieter during the week.
It's lunchtime in Sweden right now, and this made me soooo hungry, haha. And wow, those prices are really great, especially compared to Sweden. You can't find any food at a market/at a stall like that for under 100 Swedish Kroner, which is about 1 272 Yen according to Forex. A standard buffé lunch in Sweden goes for about 1500 yen. Is it the same in Japan, in regular restaurants etc?
The Beard Bringer Thanks again for watching and commenting so quickly!
I heard Sweden is very expensive.
You can easily buy a good lunch for under 1000 yen. All you can eat buffets are around 2000-2500 yen.
Lunch time in India as well and I'm hungry looking at all that deliciousness. 😀
Thanks for watching, Sandy. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have a great day.
Best Chinese street food is definitely 眼肉串 or 鸡蛋灌饼.
And what are those in English, Sarah? haha :)
Lin Nyunt lamp skewers and jidanguanbing. Lol
Jidanguanbing doesn’t have an easy English translation. It’s a savory fried bread, they wait for it to bubble then pop the bubble and pour an egg in. Then chicken, a sausage, some veggies and spicy sauce are cooked up and rolled into the egg bread.
That's, it. You're coming with me to find these things either in Chinatown or we fly to China, dammit!