Thank you for the warning Lisa!!❗️Alot of creators upload these kind if places without warning and so many ppl tend to get backlash w no reason😭 u real for this
Ah, Mouko Tanmen Nakamoto? Yea they have a lot of branches around Japan Lisa probably knows but Tachikawa is a bit west of downtown Tokyo (still the same Tokyo prefecture)
That looks soooo good, reminds me of the spice levels of Yakisoba downtown here, I really wanna go to this place now, love the noodle ratio, that rice looks amazing as well. Now you're making me hungry for Ramen, Tsukemin, & Yakisoba now as well lol. I'd love to try those places, if you can recommend ones around Japan when I inevitably go, I'd greatly appreciate it. Looking forward to it cause of someone I want to see again after so long 😊 (if you could help recommend a...erm, sweet, & romantic like lovers-esque / sentimental gift to help express my wish that I had gotten there sooner, and never meant for it to take so long...know what I mean?...I'm sure you understand what im going for, any help would be appreciated as I'm drawing blanks rn...I'm literally just drawing stuff for her rn between work, but idk if they're good enough to convey it or not...I'm not a very good artist regrettably lol, but I'll do my best ofc). Thanks regardless...I appreciate you just reading this, it's just been kinda stressful to me & insomnia inducing tbh...gonna try to rest, just been thinkin' 'bout it a lot cause, yk her special day was not long ago....ye... sorry for verbally spewing up like this; just been trying to find a perfect gift; clearly it's been bothering me"
I hope the sweet lady who warned you saw you slurping up that ramen like a simple snack. It must’ve been quite the sight since it seems people probably rarely order it 😂
I've come to realize that the Japanese are probably the only Asians who don't like overly spicy food. They will spice it up, but never to the level that the Koreans, Chinese or Thai will do.
Calling "Chinese foods are spicy" is a gross overstatement. With the exception of Korea, most South and South East Asian handle spicy food way better than the entire China.
SEA and Indochina pretty much has the same dishes with the same spice level but different variants bec of culture. Japanese cuisine relies heavily on usage of dried seaweed and dried fish broth, ingredients not typically used in southest asia and indochina. Bean paste and sweet wine typical of north east asia too
From what ive heard, making noise while eating isnt as rude in japan as it in the west. Slurping actually majes you able to feel the texture of the ramen. Which is also why she firstly tried to slurp the noodles, which you physically cant there lol
@@portobeIIa Ok. I thought that it has something to do with how spicy the ramen is. That they wrote the sign because people were crying about the spice level being too much and that disturbed other customers.
@@portobeIIa Its actually more so because it helps you get more soup with each bite while also cooling it slightly. I could never really the hang of it down tho, its a little different than the way you would normally slurp if that makes sense
this makes sense, japanese food is super mild and i heard japanese people cant handle spice well 😂 i would love to try this if i ever go, im bookmarking all your japan food vids LOL
Yeah, I made a packet of Japanese curry that said "Extra extra hot" and it had several warnings in bright letters on it... I could hardly taste the heat, ended up adding siracha, and a teaspoon of chilli flakes. 🤣
@@zoraackerman1684 I think it really depends which type of japanese cuisine, the havier meat heavy dishes sure... but the lighter dishes which are really about the simple ingredients, nah
@@VixeyTehI think it’s because westerners like our foods to have a kick so we developed a tolerance for spicy food, why else would we have spicy candy?
If you've eaten some Nigerian pepper soup or extra pepper stew, then this will be a walk in the park for you. Our babies in Nigeria will eat this with a huge smile on their faces.
You're not wrong, for some reason I loved hot chili as a baby & even the good spicy jalapeños & occasionally eat a habanero, & later when I cooked I'd dice some up if I was gonna make Migas...love putting 'em in bread after making them, white bread style lol 🍞 🤟 (won't lie tho, the tortillas and a cooking iron help a lot), hit it with both crushed red peppers & even more with cayenne flakes (same iirc, just ground down)...just because.
As a Nigerian girl I can confirm what you said is true honestly even the spiciest in their shop won't even affect me because I've cooked pepper soup before and I used like 10 spoons of pepper I'm not trying to exaggerate and 5 spoons of salt which we're really big although it was a small bowl but usually my favourite things in food at the Spice pepper and salt I love them I can't do without it it's like doing without oxygen for me but she should try suya that has a lot of space and if she has a good love for Spice she will love suya in my house they call me the Peppa queen in a house filled with people who didn't use less than 5 Big spoons of pepper in their soup but that particular soup I made made me s*** out pepper😂😂😂😂😂 so I finally learnt that in summary never take too much of pepper or else your toilet will suffer just as much as you too😅😂😂😂😂
your food content has really been inspirational and i finally decided to make my own youtube channel today showing something i love -- smoothies! just wanted to say thank you for what you do! I love your videos!
This is one of those videos that i dont know if itll have as much popularity or not but feels like its got a thesis statement to resonate. This feels like one Ill revisit a couple times.
That's so sweet. The buldak's are tasty and okay for me in the first few bites and then they are tasty and they stick with me. I prefer getting a regular and just dressing it with abokichi chili miso or rayu.
I would never understand people that love spicy food. I can't just imagine what that level 9 spice would taste and feel like, probably would melt my body and soul.
I like spicy food ,it gets a kick out of me . But not to this level , I'll never destroy my body by eating this level of spice but some nose running and eyes watering is okay for me 😂😅
I make a bowl of hot noodles and a tub of spicy flakes that has the dried tofu squares and peanuts in it. You can but that pepper sauce in the stores. I boil an egg and enjoy. I love spicy foods. I a few times ate my fried chicken with Carolina reaper sauce till it was finished that sauce is so good!
I've scared some Japanese friends of mine with the fact I happily eat the x2 spicy buldak ramen. 'What is your stomach made out of!?' Me: I love the taste and it's not that hot. Queue gasps of horror over the discord vc.
I went to a Korean chicken place in Shinjuku and ordered the hot bomb chicken. They said the same thing. "Hot! Hot!" And "Very spicy!" It was indeed very spicy 🤣
If it’s supposed to be one of the most spicy bowls of ramen in Japan, and it’s on buldak level, I guess Japan doesn’t actually have very spicy food? I mean, even the “extra spicy” or whatever buldak ones aren’t actually spicy, if a place tells me their food is spicy, I want it to be spicy
Thank you for the Buldak spicy reference! I wish more streamers would refer to this as it's an easy to understand reference. It's hotter than 2x Buldak? Twice that? Super helpful to contextualize.
tbh i wish restaurants used the official scale of spiciness, otherwise it's truly a roulette when they tell you it's spicy, most of the time it's not spicy enough
To be fair, the regular Buldak is pretty hot if you compare it to "hot" food from most other countries. And Japans food is (surprisingly for some people) pretty mild in general. So I would say that "Buldak spicy" is really spicy for Japanese standards
Recommendation for future. If someone doubts your ability- rather than saying “hai” say “so so so so so” in rapid succession. It’s like the actual way to say “yes I am aware and that is my intention” instead of “hai”
@@FuriosasWarRig ….she straight up said she doesn’t speak Japanese? And there’s no over explaining when it comes to language. Japanese has a lot of important nuances
I'm pretty sure the plain rice was to calm down your taste buds (like how milk does) after the spice, but it's funnier seeing Lisa eat rice with the broth
Love the "Hot Hot' 🔥 🥵 warning yet Lisa eats it up like it's nothing.🤭😎 That's a true spice queen.🌶💅👑 I started watching this channel when the building spice tolerance series. Now you're eating a 9 spice raman as if it's a snack!! Love this so much for you, Lisa. 🌻Never stop being you!!☮️🫶
When you said its the same level as buldak... I'm wondering which buldak you're talking about because I can only eat the creamy carbonara and the quatro queso ones 😭
If you had lived in Japan your whole life, you would also be able to tell at a glance that Lisa is not Japanese. There are many different ethnicities of Asian people who have distinct features from each other. Your comment is honestly a micro aggression.
@@flip.flap. huh wdym I didn't say every Asian people is the same, I just point out that the fact that they're able to tell that she's not from Japan is impressive. As a matter of fact I'm Chinese myself so I didn't get recognised as often for a foreigner when I'm travelling around Asia. Its that simple, your comment is micro aggression for assuming that
@@Cannaedoit Please explain to me why exactly you said it was impressive that a Japanese person is able to tell that another Asian person is not Japanese. What's impressive about it?
@flip.flap. throughout my trip around Asia, people usually can't tell that I'm not local at first sight, I was just amazed by how they can tell she's not local at first sight. What so micro-aggresion about it?
This is making me think of how I'd love to see you cover some of the trans deep space nine episodes I know Blood Oath and Rejoined would be cool to see covered especially in comparison to some of the trans episodes of a more uh questionable quality
I did this at Ichiran when I was there, it was just a little hot nothing crazy. Try to get spicy curry, coco curry only lets you get 5 the first time but it goes to 15
This is from Nakamoto in Tachikawa, Japan!
Thank you for the warning Lisa!!❗️Alot of creators upload these kind if places without warning and so many ppl tend to get backlash w no reason😭 u real for this
Ah, Mouko Tanmen Nakamoto? Yea they have a lot of branches around Japan
Lisa probably knows but Tachikawa is a bit west of downtown Tokyo (still the same Tokyo prefecture)
Every reman is not a Same everything is different you will test different flavours
That looks soooo good, reminds me of the spice levels of Yakisoba downtown here, I really wanna go to this place now, love the noodle ratio, that rice looks amazing as well.
Now you're making me hungry for Ramen, Tsukemin, & Yakisoba now as well lol. I'd love to try those places, if you can recommend ones around Japan when I inevitably go, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Looking forward to it cause of someone I want to see again after so long 😊 (if you could help recommend a...erm, sweet, & romantic like lovers-esque / sentimental gift to help express my wish that I had gotten there sooner, and never meant for it to take so long...know what I mean?...I'm sure you understand what im going for, any help would be appreciated as I'm drawing blanks rn...I'm literally just drawing stuff for her rn between work, but idk if they're good enough to convey it or not...I'm not a very good artist regrettably lol, but I'll do my best ofc).
Thanks regardless...I appreciate you just reading this, it's just been kinda stressful to me & insomnia inducing tbh...gonna try to rest, just been thinkin' 'bout it a lot cause, yk her special day was not long ago....ye... sorry for verbally spewing up like this; just been trying to find a perfect gift; clearly it's been bothering me"
askers?
I hope the sweet lady who warned you saw you slurping up that ramen like a simple snack. It must’ve been quite the sight since it seems people probably rarely order it 😂
Hmmm
Me too. 😂😂😂 I was waiying to hear her reaction.
@@mochimonster3880?
I thought that too it sounds so cute 😭
Lisa: hears spicy
Lisa: activates kirby powers
She's just like me frr
Also KIRBY MENTIONED!!!!!!
So, she is spicy ramen now?
Same frfr@@SiimplyAxo
That’s me too 😂
Or q Bert powers
Nah this was a cake walk for Lisa😂
Hmmm
@@mochimonster3880Hmmm
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What does the old school 🏫 says about you 🤔 😊😅😮😢❤😂
I've come to realize that the Japanese are probably the only Asians who don't like overly spicy food. They will spice it up, but never to the level that the Koreans, Chinese or Thai will do.
Calling "Chinese foods are spicy" is a gross overstatement.
With the exception of Korea, most South and South East Asian handle spicy food way better than the entire China.
SEA and Indochina pretty much has the same dishes with the same spice level but different variants bec of culture. Japanese cuisine relies heavily on usage of dried seaweed and dried fish broth, ingredients not typically used in southest asia and indochina. Bean paste and sweet wine typical of north east asia too
it's just a climate thing i think. the further north you go, the less spicy the food gets.
@@cmaxz817have you ever been to Sichuan my guy?
Don't forget us Vietnamese. We love our spicy and our peppers.
I’d love to see the lady’s reaction.
I’m sure that was the only thing she could talk about for like the next week.
I love that "Eat quietly" sign.
From what ive heard, making noise while eating isnt as rude in japan as it in the west. Slurping actually majes you able to feel the texture of the ramen. Which is also why she firstly tried to slurp the noodles, which you physically cant there lol
@@portobeIIa Ok. I thought that it has something to do with how spicy the ramen is. That they wrote the sign because people were crying about the spice level being too much and that disturbed other customers.
@@portobeIIa Its actually more so because it helps you get more soup with each bite while also cooling it slightly. I could never really the hang of it down tho, its a little different than the way you would normally slurp if that makes sense
this makes sense, japanese food is super mild and i heard japanese people cant handle spice well 😂 i would love to try this if i ever go, im bookmarking all your japan food vids LOL
Yeah, I made a packet of Japanese curry that said "Extra extra hot" and it had several warnings in bright letters on it... I could hardly taste the heat, ended up adding siracha, and a teaspoon of chilli flakes. 🤣
@@VixeyTehAww, that's too bad, cause I feel like Japanese food would go well with spice.
@@VixeyTehjapanese ppl are like the white ppl of asia
@@zoraackerman1684 I think it really depends which type of japanese cuisine, the havier meat heavy dishes sure... but the lighter dishes which are really about the simple ingredients, nah
@@VixeyTehI think it’s because westerners like our foods to have a kick so we developed a tolerance for spicy food, why else would we have spicy candy?
If you've eaten some Nigerian pepper soup or extra pepper stew, then this will be a walk in the park for you. Our babies in Nigeria will eat this with a huge smile on their faces.
I am half British half African I can confirm this
Indian people too lol we love spicy food it'll be super easy
You're not wrong, for some reason I loved hot chili as a baby & even the good spicy jalapeños & occasionally eat a habanero, & later when I cooked I'd dice some up if I was gonna make Migas...love putting 'em in bread after making them, white bread style lol 🍞 🤟 (won't lie tho, the tortillas and a cooking iron help a lot), hit it with both crushed red peppers & even more with cayenne flakes (same iirc, just ground down)...just because.
As a Nigerian girl I can confirm what you said is true honestly even the spiciest in their shop won't even affect me because I've cooked pepper soup before and I used like 10 spoons of pepper I'm not trying to exaggerate and 5 spoons of salt which we're really big although it was a small bowl but usually my favourite things in food at the Spice pepper and salt I love them I can't do without it it's like doing without oxygen for me but she should try suya that has a lot of space and if she has a good love for Spice she will love suya in my house they call me the Peppa queen in a house filled with people who didn't use less than 5 Big spoons of pepper in their soup but that particular soup I made made me s*** out pepper😂😂😂😂😂 so I finally learnt that in summary never take too much of pepper or else your toilet will suffer just as much as you too😅😂😂😂😂
Yorubas would ask for level 10, collect the bet money and complain of the meal not being spicy enough.
I wanna see her reaction when you had NO reaction to the spice
please it would be hilarious lmao
The japanese are lightweights compared to other asian cultures when it comes to spice.
There’s a place called kikanbo in kanda and ikebukuro. They have a devil miso ramen and the decor is devil theme.
I saw that place on japaneats
Yes the devil level ramen! Guaranteed hotter than this. Mark Weins depicts that pretty well
I don’t care for their ramen but the chashu pork is absolute fire (however I think the Ikebukuro branch is currently closed)
Kikanbo isn’t that spicy, at least not anymore. Their foreign branches in Taiwan are much spicier by default. It’s also excellent ramen either way
Japanese food is super mild. I've had super hot curry and normal curry there. They both tasted the same to me and super sweet.
Imagine the lady finding out that Lisa thought that it was the salt that was a bit too much instead of the spice!
You make me wanna start a foodie channel
okay when she say it's the same as regular level of buldak, then I can enjoy that ramen for sure 😋
your food content has really been inspirational and i finally decided to make my own youtube channel today showing something i love -- smoothies! just wanted to say thank you for what you do! I love your videos!
This is one of those videos that i dont know if itll have as much popularity or not but feels like its got a thesis statement to resonate. This feels like one Ill revisit a couple times.
I never thought to put my extra broth on rice. That's genius!
I mean since ramen is already too hot for me 😢
oh if this is on the level of regular buldak this white boy is about to impress some people
We need places like this in the US, I’m tired of chain restaurants
I guess her spice tolerance challenge paid off😂
Please go to the Shin-Yokohama ramen museum!!
Bowl of rice always to the rescue
That's so sweet. The buldak's are tasty and okay for me in the first few bites and then they are tasty and they stick with me. I prefer getting a regular and just dressing it with abokichi chili miso or rayu.
Ramen broth on rice is such an underrated move 🍚🍜👌👌👌
I would never understand people that love spicy food. I can't just imagine what that level 9 spice would taste and feel like, probably would melt my body and soul.
I like spicy food ,it gets a kick out of me .
But not to this level , I'll never destroy my body by eating this level of spice but some nose running and eyes watering is okay for me 😂😅
I make a bowl of hot noodles and a tub of spicy flakes that has the dried tofu squares and peanuts in it. You can but that pepper sauce in the stores. I boil an egg and enjoy. I love spicy foods. I a few times ate my fried chicken with Carolina reaper sauce till it was finished that sauce is so good!
I've scared some Japanese friends of mine with the fact I happily eat the x2 spicy buldak ramen.
'What is your stomach made out of!?'
Me: I love the taste and it's not that hot.
Queue gasps of horror over the discord vc.
I went to a Korean chicken place in Shinjuku and ordered the hot bomb chicken. They said the same thing. "Hot! Hot!" And "Very spicy!"
It was indeed very spicy 🤣
Idk why but her voice is calming😢
It is 7 in the morning and I’m watching ramen videos
I would love for you to try the devil ramen
Love ur vidoes❤
I just got to go here, I could only do level 5, level 9 is crazy you got good spice level. This place was delicious though worth the wait in line
Hot! Hot! Hoottt!
Just take it as a joke guyss
If it’s supposed to be one of the most spicy bowls of ramen in Japan, and it’s on buldak level, I guess Japan doesn’t actually have very spicy food? I mean, even the “extra spicy” or whatever buldak ones aren’t actually spicy, if a place tells me their food is spicy, I want it to be spicy
Thank you for the Buldak spicy reference! I wish more streamers would refer to this as it's an easy to understand reference. It's hotter than 2x Buldak? Twice that? Super helpful to contextualize.
I think 🤔 I'm ready to try level 9. ❤
I love the buldak noodles. I like their two times spicy the best. But I would love to have a spicy bowl of real ramen like this!
you bouta make them up the spice levels 😂
LOL why does it say please eat quietly i love that
tbh i wish restaurants used the official scale of spiciness, otherwise it's truly a roulette when they tell you it's spicy, most of the time it's not spicy enough
Using the broth for rice, never thought of that genius
Rice with the soup is genius
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To be fair, the regular Buldak is pretty hot if you compare it to "hot" food from most other countries. And Japans food is (surprisingly for some people) pretty mild in general. So I would say that "Buldak spicy" is really spicy for Japanese standards
"Why are the instructions written in English" Cupcakke remix plzzzz the scene needs to be more iconic
I like that idea of the bowl of rice
You should try the devil level ramen like nark weins did in Japan
sorry I let out a giggle when u said that the spiciest ramen was like the original flavor of buldak lmfaoo
The "Please eat quietly sign" for those tiktokers😭😭😭
Recommendation for future. If someone doubts your ability- rather than saying “hai” say “so so so so so” in rapid succession. It’s like the actual way to say “yes I am aware and that is my intention” instead of “hai”
@@kashinimeyo harlot
@@kashinimeyo quiet u clown
I can listen to Lisa for hours on end 🥰🥰🥰
Open to page 666😂😂😂
time to visit kikanbo next, they load up on shichuan peppers
Looks Good💙
Next time, try saying “daijyoubu”, meaning “it’s okay!” Instead of “hai”! :]
Obviously she knows the language and doesn't need randoms over explaining it
@@FuriosasWarRig ….she straight up said she doesn’t speak Japanese? And there’s no over explaining when it comes to language. Japanese has a lot of important nuances
Cold and spicy ...... that sounds damgerous
Ok but those Buldak noodles are no joke 🥵 I can only imagine that for Japanese, this must be intolerably spicy.
Lisa can you teach me japanese i said "hai" "hai"😂🎤
Looking for spicy food in Japan is like looking for salty things in a candy factory
I have absolutely zero spice tolerance and i think my soul left my body watching this 💀
I'm pretty sure the plain rice was to calm down your taste buds (like how milk does) after the spice, but it's funnier seeing Lisa eat rice with the broth
Please read quietly ❌️
Please eat quietly ✅️
Lisa is built different when it came to noodles
Okay at this point Lisa is imortal.
@japaneats knows what to do!
You said yes to the employee... SAY DAIJOBU OR ''daijobu desu!''
Love the "Hot Hot' 🔥 🥵 warning yet Lisa eats it up like it's nothing.🤭😎 That's a true spice queen.🌶💅👑
I started watching this channel when the building spice tolerance series. Now you're eating a 9 spice raman as if it's a snack!! Love this so much for you, Lisa. 🌻Never stop being you!!☮️🫶
Me as Indonesian just like this, eating noodle with rice
I get the feeling you handle lava levels of heat casually
When you said its the same level as buldak... I'm wondering which buldak you're talking about because I can only eat the creamy carbonara and the quatro queso ones 😭
I Wanna Eat That As I Like About Spicys Foods
This One Is Confirm For Me :D
First time Liza without nailpaint. I could not recognize her hand lmao
Could you try the vegan protein meat instant hot and sour glass noddles from zheng wen?🙏
Hmm, spicy cold noodle~~.
I'm not good with heat, so that might be nice
Then she said, "Yes, hello, but I am trying to tell you, it's very spicy, hot!"
You would be an amazing guest on Hot Ones with Sean Evans.
This is what happens when you train your spice tolerance😂😂😂😂
Наһаа үчүгэй шоу, күллүм аҕай 😂 мин атын куоракка үөрэнэ сылдьар киһи быһыытынан саха тылын олус да ахтабын 😢 ол иһин күө-дьаа шоу буолбуппар үөрдүм аҕай, урукку биэриилэри эмиэ барытын көрдум 😊 үлэҕит иһин улахан махтал ❤
The fact that she is able to tell that you're a foreigner is honestly impressive
If you had lived in Japan your whole life, you would also be able to tell at a glance that Lisa is not Japanese. There are many different ethnicities of Asian people who have distinct features from each other. Your comment is honestly a micro aggression.
@@flip.flap. huh wdym I didn't say every Asian people is the same, I just point out that the fact that they're able to tell that she's not from Japan is impressive. As a matter of fact I'm Chinese myself so I didn't get recognised as often for a foreigner when I'm travelling around Asia. Its that simple, your comment is micro aggression for assuming that
@@Cannaedoit Please explain to me why exactly you said it was impressive that a Japanese person is able to tell that another Asian person is not Japanese. What's impressive about it?
@@flip.flap. Because speaking Japanese to her isn't the first thing she do?
@flip.flap. throughout my trip around Asia, people usually can't tell that I'm not local at first sight, I was just amazed by how they can tell she's not local at first sight. What so micro-aggresion about it?
I would like to see you try eating Mie Abang Adek from Jakarta XD. Cause they use about 150 chilli for the max level
Not gonna lie, sounds pretty tame
@@Dawn12653 maybe but our chili is not to be underestimated
You know, Im actually in jakarta rn, our family decided to go to Indonesia for some reason on spring break
@@Dawn12653 I see better try Mie Abang Adek
It looks really good but I know it would set me on fire for sure!
I don't even wanna remember eating the x3 Spicy buldak 😢
Damn i need to go there, i feel like buldak has the perfect amt of spice
This is making me think of how I'd love to see you cover some of the trans deep space nine episodes I know Blood Oath and Rejoined would be cool to see covered especially in comparison to some of the trans episodes of a more uh questionable quality
Hot!
Me: Daijoubu desu
DId this channel go tour in ramens featured in Koizumi-san?
As a Nigerian level 9 is a level 1 for me
I love Japan
I did this at Ichiran when I was there, it was just a little hot nothing crazy. Try to get spicy curry, coco curry only lets you get 5 the first time but it goes to 15
Them Buldak noodles are no joke dude.
The spiciest noodle is probably "Alien" noodle soup from Misen in Aichi. It's scary. SCARY
Have you ever tried "Broken Rice"
“HOT HOT HOT HOT”
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Does she mean the Buldak noodles in the black package or the 2x spicy in the red one?
Lisa Lisa and the Ramen Jam.