A tip: For the naan, it would be useful to heat it up after sprinkling some water on top. This way, it wont turn dry and hard because what a microwave does is heat up water particles. Therefore, the water you sprinkled would heat up and keep the naan moist and fluffy 😊
@@Oxxykitten haha its the same concept tbh. the water molecules in the food is being heated up and evaporating either way, which will cause the naan to dry up. to prevent this, water on top will evaporate instead in an oven microwave. it is still emitting microwaves,,
Ive watched your channel for awhile now and I really do enjoy your content. The format, the editing and most of all the episodes with 'Ms. Bacon'. She has a wonderful way of conveying the flavor to those of us who have never had it. ^_^
Muji recently has introduced a new line of Polish food from what I've seen on Polish TH-cam, they taste pretty homemade and what they would really eat there at home
Muji I remember some said that it's a "no brand" products store and the idea was that the product speaks for itself and the marketing cost is saved for the benefit of the customer In reality it's a minimalistic aesthetic brand that's more trendy and higher end instead of Walmart brand best value kind of store
You totally should do more of this kind of thing!! Or I love the ones about cheap but good food!! I love this channel cause it's calm and I have anxiety which makes it hard to be calm, love seeing you upload!!
Muji have stores in the UK. I haven't been in one in a while, but they didn't have food when I was last there, just beautiful things for the home, stationery and clothes. It's so good to see how different their stores are.
I work at MUJI in New York, this was very interesting to watch because of the diversity of food items not available here. Thank you for sharing! I plan to visit MUJI Japan one day.
OMG ITS MUJI. Me and my family go here every once in a while to buy something, maybe a notebook or clothing! Usually we buy marshmallows/sweet treats from here, i recommend you try them because they’re delicious!
That store looks wonderful. Trader Joe's in the USA has a lot of interesting convenience foods but also functions as a regular market with fresh food in addition to frozen meals.
Just gotta say I really enjoy this channel..simple yet interesting and fun..super relaxing and chill..this is some high quality content..thank you for letting me vicariously experience all this food lol..saying hi from Virginia..
1:01 The first package of soup has no necessities to cut before microwaving… Once it’s microwaved, the bag automatically open from the red warning of steam, and steam comes out. No risk of explosion.
I love that the thumbnail is prepared and organized and sure to captured the audience’s curiosity to click on the video! LMAO! Who wouldn’t want to click on a thumbnail that shows dehydrated noodle that goes into pot! Clever marketing but delicious conscience store food 😂
🎉Yay🎉 - A new video!!! Interesting. Has the store been around for awhile or is it newer? The product packaging reminds me of IKEA, but I don’t think IKEA has as many options. Thank you for another great 👍 video! ❤
I love the Muji store in Munich, Germany for their awesome range of stationery but I have not seen any of the food items there other than tea. I love Muji.
The shrimp bisque looks legitimately like tomato soup like we get here and USA, as well as a package of tomato soup that’s powdered that comes from a selection of powdered milk soups they were like from the popular soup/seasoning making company that is named, knor over here if you go to an Indian grocery store, they have a tomato soup it’s supposed to be creamy tomato soup and or spicy tomato soup however, the spicy tomato soup looks a lot like the shrimp bisque soup that you were having. It looks good, but I’m definitely 1:45 allergic to shrimp.
Kerala chicken curry ...??? Bro how did that end up there 😶. Kerala one of Southern most state of India. That too not too famous for its chicken curry . Still it ended up in Japan??? Wow..that's great. How was it 😁? Please tell cuz I'm from Kerala. ❤️
I love Muji ! The shop in my city has a small food selection like various curries and stew, sweets and snacks. I used to buy their dehydrated strawberries dipped in chocolate, it was such a light but tasty treat !!! ❤️
I enjoyed this video. The food looked well prepared. It was an interesting store - I hope you get to return there and sample more. Thanks, DancingBacons.
Think such things are a great idea for a single portion of someone living alone. If I had access to some of this and it was affordable, I would opt for this.
I live in Canada and convenience store food is well...not memorable at all. Vending machines nope..people trash them or stock them with meh. Japan is one of those places where overwhelmingly food perfection can be found in convenience stores /vending machines. Such a yummy video.
Very cool! I am confused about the eel roll though, are they typically served hot? I would imagine they'd grill the eel then cool it and use cooled rice to make that sushi typically. If so, is it strange hot or is it also good like that? Maybe it's just like mixed rice but in a pleasant shape.
I think Muji in London has some of the shelf stable foods (not any of the frozen or fresh ones though). They were quite expensive as I recall. Is Indian food popular in Japan? Is it adapted much for the Japanese palate? Japanese curry isn't much like Indian curry, it's more like British curry from the 1960s!
I'm not sure where you get your sushi but most maki rolls the nori isn't crisp hardly at all. Now onigiri thats different that is sold with a barrier to keep it crispy.
Do Japanese microwaves usually have such low wattage? Ours here in the US is 800W and thats fairly low: most microwave meals are calculated for an even higher wattage than that. Unless watts are counted differently across countries?
I'm from Kerala and I'm pleasantly surprised to see Kerala Chicken Curry available in a Japanese Convenient Store. 😄👍
I have tried it, slightly on the sweeter side. But still good
lol kerala chicken curry :D. my eyes went straight to that :D
😹 Kerala chicken curry
😹 Kerala chicken curry
yess i was surprised too! 😁
A tip: For the naan, it would be useful to heat it up after sprinkling some water on top. This way, it wont turn dry and hard because what a microwave does is heat up water particles. Therefore, the water you sprinkled would heat up and keep the naan moist and fluffy 😊
Yes, a spray bottle is useful to atomize the water... or some people just put a cup of water in the microwave, at the same time as breads.
That’s a really good and helpful tip. I do that too and it s very kind of you to explain that.
Ive never had naan before but I did plan on buying it and will be using this tip!! Thank you!
They mentioned using the oven feature on their microwave.
@@Oxxykitten haha its the same concept tbh. the water molecules in the food is being heated up and evaporating either way, which will cause the naan to dry up. to prevent this, water on top will evaporate instead in an oven microwave. it is still emitting microwaves,,
Ive watched your channel for awhile now and I really do enjoy your content. The format, the editing and most of all the episodes with 'Ms. Bacon'. She has a wonderful way of conveying the flavor to those of us who have never had it. ^_^
Do you enjoy capybara face too? 🤣😂
@@dcfrog7419i saw your face, I just prayed to Gott to never meet you
Muji recently has introduced a new line of Polish food
from what I've seen on Polish TH-cam, they taste pretty homemade and what they would really eat there at home
The packaging is so clean and straightforward, kudos to the marketing dudes, the food is actually on display
Muji I remember some said that it's a "no brand" products store and the idea was that the product speaks for itself and the marketing cost is saved for the benefit of the customer
In reality it's a minimalistic aesthetic brand that's more trendy and higher end instead of Walmart brand best value kind of store
I love the giant "puck" of frozen noodles and ingredients. Kinda wish we had that sort of thing here.
Ikr!! And the way it disintegrate(?) in the broth, it's like a bath bomb lol
You totally should do more of this kind of thing!! Or I love the ones about cheap but good food!! I love this channel cause it's calm and I have anxiety which makes it hard to be calm, love seeing you upload!!
I’ve never heard of microwaved sushi before. Wouldn’t that make the seaweed a bit too moist/soggy?
i would think it would make it moist too, but sushi seaweed is already pretty moist.
It was moist held together and not soggy somehow
In Walmart (in America) we have microwave sushi (Californian roll) and its bought frozen to thaw in microwave for a few second the rice is perfect!
@@qopkornz I buy that at Walmart too it's pretty tasty and I buy more than one package because it sells out FAST!! Hello from Florida!
Microwaves actually dry your food out.
Japan has incredibly food even if it’s packaged
They use plastic for everything... Which is something they should avoid
@@RatanMJ agree their plastic use is to much
I think so dear
It really does look so good. Makes me want to go more. :)
Japan is No. 1 when it comes to food packaging.. it last forever.
I am from Kerala and it's nice to see you trying our food. I watch your videos regularly and my mother likes your wife's smile. Keep it up.
Equally surprised and happy to see Kerala chicken curry included in this video 🤩🤩 love from Kerala 😊❣️
Muji have stores in the UK. I haven't been in one in a while, but they didn't have food when I was last there, just beautiful things for the home, stationery and clothes. It's so good to see how different their stores are.
Unfortunately MUJI stores outside of Japan barely sell food stuff beyond sweets. I wish we have more options like these
now in singapore muji now sells instant foods
I work at MUJI in New York, this was very interesting to watch because of the diversity of food items not available here. Thank you for sharing! I plan to visit MUJI Japan one day.
How much do you get paid
OMG ITS MUJI. Me and my family go here every once in a while to buy something, maybe a notebook or clothing! Usually we buy marshmallows/sweet treats from here, i recommend you try them because they’re delicious!
Your videos are like therapy for me❤
That store looks wonderful. Trader Joe's in the USA has a lot of interesting convenience foods but also functions as a regular market with fresh food in addition to frozen meals.
Mango lassi is one of my favorite drinks! I’ve never seen a mix like that before. So cool! So many good looking items, I wish I had that store here!!
Very cool! Love this video a lot. Always happy to see something new from you!
2:10 wow I live in kerala. I'm soo happy to know kerala food is being recognised outside 🥺🥰
I've seen Mango lassi being sold in many Japanese restaurants. Probably it's a hit in Japan.
Just gotta say I really enjoy this channel..simple yet interesting and fun..super relaxing and chill..this is some high quality content..thank you for letting me vicariously experience all this food lol..saying hi from Virginia..
Good to see that you choose maximum indian food.. That's really delicious
1:01 The first package of soup has no necessities to cut before microwaving…
Once it’s microwaved, the bag automatically open from the red warning of steam, and steam comes out. No risk of explosion.
The food hall looked similar to the small food halls in the larger M&S department stores here in the UK. The food looked equally delicious by the way!
Theres a MUJI near me in the UK but it doesnt sell food. I thought they only sold clothes, candles and random stationary things 😂
All the food here looks so delicious
Convenience foods are both easy and delicious. 😋👍🏻
The chicken and rice looked really nice, i would happily eat that and the cheesecake, thank you for sharing xx
That cheesecake sounds absolutely heavenly
I love that the thumbnail is prepared and organized and sure to captured the audience’s curiosity to click on the video! LMAO! Who wouldn’t want to click on a thumbnail that shows dehydrated noodle that goes into pot! Clever marketing but delicious conscience store food 😂
Looks like Muji has great convenience food items! Everything looked delicious! 😋
I m surprised..!! Kerala chiken curry available in Japanese store... 🥰🥰 Love from Kerala❤️
Just in time for my lunch break 😁🫶🏽
very interesting!👏
🎉Yay🎉 - A new video!!!
Interesting. Has the store been around for awhile or is it newer?
The product packaging reminds me of IKEA, but I don’t think IKEA has as many options.
Thank you for another great 👍 video! ❤
Im a malayali and im so happy to see something from kerala
Amazing looking food, as usual 🥰
The udon looked best to me. And of course the cake. But is was all stuff I would try. So interesting!
The udon looks really yummy for a pre-packed meal!! And so cute, flower fishcake~
I was shocked by the microwave sushi idea but after you explained, it looks kind of good!
I love the Muji store in Munich, Germany for their awesome range of stationery but I have not seen any of the food items there other than tea. I love Muji.
Sending love as always to my 💃🥓!! 💙💙
I live in Portland Oregon and we have a Muji out here as well and I love the store and can't wait to go see is again
Unagi roll and Tempura udon soup looked really good
Would you show us your house? I would like to see a Japanese house. That would make for a good video. Thank you!❤USA 🇺🇸
It all looks so good. Even the Ell
The shrimp bisque looks legitimately like tomato soup like we get here and USA, as well as a package of tomato soup that’s powdered that comes from a selection of powdered milk soups they were like from the popular soup/seasoning making company that is named, knor over here if you go to an Indian grocery store, they have a tomato soup it’s supposed to be creamy tomato soup and or spicy tomato soup however, the spicy tomato soup looks a lot like the shrimp bisque soup that you were having. It looks good, but I’m definitely 1:45 allergic to shrimp.
Kerala chicken curry ...??? Bro how did that end up there 😶. Kerala one of Southern most state of India. That too not too famous for its chicken curry . Still it ended up in Japan??? Wow..that's great. How was it 😁? Please tell cuz I'm from Kerala. ❤️
eventhough all the procedures are neat and clean ..i like it
i enjoy these review videos much more than the ones where the same reaction of surprised toothy grin and nod is shown repeatedly
My favorite part was 2:46 when the bowls of curry kept chasing each other round and round!
I have the tea powders!! it is so good!! the sushi is interesting!!
Semua terlihat sangat menarik 💯💯
I love Muji ! The shop in my city has a small food selection like various curries and stew, sweets and snacks. I used to buy their dehydrated strawberries dipped in chocolate, it was such a light but tasty treat !!! ❤️
Japan food i think so delicious 😍😍😍😍
I love ir
So hyped to watch this!
I am from Kerala.. I am already subscriber to your channel..😀👍🏻
DB thanks for sharing, you make our day again so relaxing.
I enjoyed this video. The food looked well prepared. It was an interesting store - I hope you get to return there and sample more. Thanks, DancingBacons.
i love muji there is one in toronto lots of stationary and everything you could think of really.
Shrimp! 🤩
the muji baumkuchen cakes are amazing.
We had a Muji store in California but it never sold food. Neat!
I was so excited to see kerala chicken curry is available in Japanese convenient store🤯
That cheescake looked very good!
Amooooo, cada comida super diferente, adoraria provar👍👏👏
I love muji ! The stores outside Japan are still fine, but I like the ones in Japan
3:08 . Those naans look more like kulche to me . Kulcha is also an Indian bread , but it's thicker and smaller than a naan . It's eaten with Chole
Yummy that cake is looking good and yummy in my tummy
Yummy.....i like your video
I LOVE THIS CHANNEL
I love Muji, sadly the one near me (and the US version of the website) has seemingly stopped carrying food.
Terima kasih perkongsian video nya
Hey! I have a Muji store near me!!! I’m in Canada 🇨🇦, so I’ll have to see if they carry the food here!!!
im a vegetarian and still love watching your channel
Hello from the UK 🇬🇧
Kerela chicken curry ❤️..love from kerela
Think such things are a great idea for a single portion of someone living alone. If I had access to some of this and it was affordable, I would opt for this.
I live in Canada and convenience store food is well...not memorable at all. Vending machines nope..people trash them or stock them with meh. Japan is one of those places where overwhelmingly food perfection can be found in convenience stores /vending machines. Such a yummy video.
Clothing brand is selling food?
I wonder we got the same food in Muji stores here. I want to try the udon noodles 🍜 😋
Im watching at 6 am and now I’m hungry 😆 but I don’t eat until 1 pm ..there are benefits to waiting several hours before eating when you first wake.
MUJI US should bring over more food options! These are cool
I'm from Sikkim, India and here Muji means Vagina in our Nepali language, cheers, have a nice day.
Love from Kerala ❤❤❤
Very cool! I am confused about the eel roll though, are they typically served hot? I would imagine they'd grill the eel then cool it and use cooled rice to make that sushi typically. If so, is it strange hot or is it also good like that? Maybe it's just like mixed rice but in a pleasant shape.
Indian food are always best 🥰♥️😋😋
Thanks!
I think Muji in London has some of the shelf stable foods (not any of the frozen or fresh ones though). They were quite expensive as I recall.
Is Indian food popular in Japan? Is it adapted much for the Japanese palate? Japanese curry isn't much like Indian curry, it's more like British curry from the 1960s!
Do you go places to eat the food or do you travel and find food around you?
Yep!
Microwaved sushi! Wow never heard of it before
I assume the crispness of the nori goes away?
I'm not sure where you get your sushi but most maki rolls the nori isn't crisp hardly at all.
Now onigiri thats different that is sold with a barrier to keep it crispy.
LOVE FROM KERALA ❤️
Do Japanese microwaves usually have such low wattage? Ours here in the US is 800W and thats fairly low: most microwave meals are calculated for an even higher wattage than that. Unless watts are counted differently across countries?
you can brush the naan with butter to make it moist. but i dont know if it will work in the microwave.
Do you have to microwave eal? Or could you just thaw it?
please make more indian convenience food videos pleaseeeeee
I think there is/was a stall on Padiham Market that sold these types of food.
11:28 is that a pleasantly surprised huh I heard 😊
please do a videe on comfort foods