WHEN UR GRANDMA HAS SUCH GOOD ENGLISH AND JAPANESE omg she’s so cute and hahaa I called my grandma baba 😂 that Japanese market thooooooo we legit need to go on a picnic ok with bento 🙈 this was so fun luv u ❤️
Baba is a short form of "babushka"! Oba-chan=babushka in Russia "Baba" is a colloquial term for a peasant woman! Japanese and Russian are so similar sometimes
This video makes me smile. I'm part japanese as well. My grandma passed away a little over a year ago and I miss cooking with her. Could never get her to make vegan food lol but I still miss it ❤️
I love making onigiri with my grandma, too :) And I also have a nickname for my grandma, I call her baba-nee, lol! It doesn’t make sense i know but i’m actuallt half turkish/half japanese and grandma is called “nenee” in turkish so I did a mash-up of both terms as a kid :D multilingual fellas can relate, right?
Such a special video 💗 a couple christmases ago, my grandma (I call her me-me) made vegan versions of all her desserts! Buffalo cookies, Martha Washington balls (chocolate, coconut, and amazing! She even made her own condensed coconut milk), brownies! I was so happy to have all those nostalgic treats again! Since then she's even made vegan homemade buttermilk biscuits, Lima beans, mashed potatoes, all of her southern classics(we're in alabama)! I hope I can actually get in the kitchen and cook with her soon!
Reading this made me so happy! I imagined it in my head :') I'm so glad that my grandma came around and was open to cooking a few simple vegan things together. ♡
This was so amazing!! Japanese food is my absolute favorite and i've been scouring the internet for vegan recipes. I'd LOVE to see more of these from you! Also, you're so pretty. lol
I really like your healthy recipes, but this one was my favorite. I love learning recipes from other countries ever since I began going to ethnic restaurants with my friend. I know More Korean recipes, but I have to travel over an hour to find certain ingredients in an Asian market up north.
Veggiekins hahaha yes , and also that aunt in family reunions that doesn’t think u can make delicious Japanese vegan dishes , but now I’m gonna show her this video to prove her she was wrong 🤣❤️
I am American but I love Japanese cuisine!!! I force my mom to shop at the international store in our area, this is just wonderful! I will be trying all of these out now. Thank you !!!
I love this video. My mom used to pack onigiri for me when I would go on field trips and needed home lunch. Now that I’m married, I like sharing what I know about making onigiri (or Japanese food in general) with my Mexican husband.
I really want to try that lotus root dish. I never liked it that much but I'm always willing to try it again. I need more of a variety of food in my diet. 😅😅
That's such a cute video! Makes me wanna cook something with my grandma too! Also in Czech, we call grandma 'babi' which is pronounced the same as you pronounce bobby! And also, what rice:water ratio do you use for your rice? I'm never sure even though I have a rice cooker...
Oh that's so cool!!! I love that so much. I've also heard that there's a similar Jewish word for grandma that also sounds like bobby. For the rice/water, I would refer to the instructions your rice cooker provides, or the bag of rice you use :) Sometimes it varies a little
Hey Remi, I am Brazilian and I am transitioning to be vegan and found your channel looking for some vegan Japanese recipes. Really liked the type of video and the whole content, thanks for sharing this amazing recipe and keep doing ya thing. You've got one more subscriber, your videos are crossing borders. Also regards to your kindly Obachan! Cheers!
Hi Joao! I just saw this comment now--so sorry! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I have heard there's a big Japanese community in Brazil, right? Always wanted to visit! ♡☺️
@@Veggiekins Yes! The Liberdade neighborhood, located on the outskirts of downtown São Paulo, is the place in the world where there is the largest concentration of Japanese and their descendants outside their native country
Nice! I myself always find the Annko of any kind too sweet, too. But it might be the fact that Annko is to be served only a small potion at a time, not like a big piece of cake. So your bowls of Zennzai are perfectly potioned.
i have the same exact rice cooker!!! except i’m korean, so mine speaks to mine in korean. also i love these recipes! i love japanese food and korean food so ofc i came to your video :)
I've been living in Japan for 3 years and this video gave me LIFE!! Kawaii desu ne! I hope to find a great Japanese store like this when I move back to the US :)
Oh wow look amazing I wanna try it myself I am vegan, started it like last year April so almost a year! Yay! So I am always looking for different recipe for my family and myself and can’t wait to see all you video and try out a lot of vegan recipes take care much luv
Ah! I love how I recognized what store you were at when the camera went in the door! I'm like, "I know where that is!" Yaaayyy! Time for Shichimi togarashi!
Me and my nana have a little japanese blood in us. She passed this year. I got to cook with her one time so I cherish this memory. Your video was really cute, made me miss mine! ❤️ (edit) I also recognized Mitsuwa! I go to the one in San Diego, it's the only place I can buy asian cuisine. n.n
This was such a lovely video, I really enjoyed it and am definetly subscribing for more :D Your relationship with your grandma is so beautiful :) Also, "babi" is what most of us in Slovenia call our grandmas and it's shor for "babica" :D
I love this - your bobby is so sweet! And I really want to try making zenzai, which seems similar to Korean patjuk (red bean porridge). Would love to see you cooking vegan Korean food with your dad as well!
Discovered you today. I adore Japanese food and would eat Japanese style everyday if I could. Your Obaasan is so sweet! Gonna sub and see what other cool stuff you have. Any chance you could do a demo of making homemade mochii sometime? Would love to see that!
I'm half Japanese and grew up in Japan. Japanese people make onigiri with Onigiri maker and hand press it after and make it little funky. So you can fake it as handmade lol. Sorry if you don't understand what I'm saying.
I personally prefer the handmade onigiri. Like you said, they have the personality. And more - you can see someone (or yourself) made them for you (or someone). That's something makes you happy.
I would love to see more vegan japanese recipes. These look so delicious❤️
Em Il yess please
WHEN UR GRANDMA HAS SUCH GOOD ENGLISH AND JAPANESE omg she’s so cute and hahaa I called my grandma baba 😂 that Japanese market thooooooo we legit need to go on a picnic ok with bento 🙈 this was so fun luv u ❤️
Lisa Kitahara I love you!!!!!!! Picnic one day!!!!
That Japanese market looks amazing! I wish we had something like that in the UK, other than in London.
Baba is a short form of "babushka"!
Oba-chan=babushka in Russia
"Baba" is a colloquial term for a peasant woman!
Japanese and Russian are so similar sometimes
This video makes me smile. I'm part japanese as well. My grandma passed away a little over a year ago and I miss cooking with her. Could never get her to make vegan food lol but I still miss it ❤️
Aw Niki, so sorry
This is so adorable
Thanks Mary! ♡ Definitely felt like comfort food :)
You should do vegan bento box ideas
Love that!!
@@Veggiekins Yes please!! 😍🌱❤
I love making onigiri with my grandma, too :) And I also have a nickname for my grandma, I call her baba-nee, lol! It doesn’t make sense i know but i’m actuallt half turkish/half japanese and grandma is called “nenee” in turkish so I did a mash-up of both terms as a kid :D multilingual fellas can relate, right?
That's so cute!!!! I totally relate haha. A friend of mine is part turkish and part japanese too!!
Such a special video 💗 a couple christmases ago, my grandma (I call her me-me) made vegan versions of all her desserts! Buffalo cookies, Martha Washington balls (chocolate, coconut, and amazing! She even made her own condensed coconut milk), brownies! I was so happy to have all those nostalgic treats again! Since then she's even made vegan homemade buttermilk biscuits, Lima beans, mashed potatoes, all of her southern classics(we're in alabama)! I hope I can actually get in the kitchen and cook with her soon!
Reading this made me so happy! I imagined it in my head :') I'm so glad that my grandma came around and was open to cooking a few simple vegan things together. ♡
this is SO wholesome
♡ hehe
This was so amazing!! Japanese food is my absolute favorite and i've been scouring the internet for vegan recipes. I'd LOVE to see more of these from you! Also, you're so pretty. lol
Aww thanks so much Victoria!! I just posted a ramen recipe on my blog if you're craving something Japanese! ♡
I was so caught off guard when you said your name is Remy haha, first video I'm watching of yours and I'm already hooked! -Remy ;)
Remy Elysee hahaha omg!! I never meet other Remy’s, it’s always Remi with an i or a dude 🤣🤣
Haha I know right, or everyone asks if it's short for Remington! We're of very few ;)@@Veggiekins
@@Veggiekins Remi - Do you have any Chinese characters to go with your name?
I really like your healthy recipes, but this one was my favorite. I love learning recipes from other countries ever since I began going to ethnic restaurants with my friend.
I know More Korean recipes, but I have to travel over an hour to find certain ingredients in an Asian market up north.
My_Butt ohh I’m so glad you enjoyed! I’d be happy to share more in the future 😌💗
All of this looks so good! And your grandma is the cutest haha
Aww :) She's the bestt hehehe ♡
Love this !!! I’m half Japanese too and sometimes I have a hard time finding vegan options , your videos are so helpful , thank u !💕
Aww so cool ! 👯♀️ the hardest part is all that dashi they use right 🤣
Veggiekins hahaha yes , and also that aunt in family reunions that doesn’t think u can make delicious Japanese vegan dishes , but now I’m gonna show her this video to prove her she was wrong 🤣❤️
I am American but I love Japanese cuisine!!! I force my mom to shop at the international store in our area, this is just wonderful! I will be trying all of these out now. Thank you !!!
That's awesome Charlotte!!! :-) Hope you enjoy
I love this video. My mom used to pack onigiri for me when I would go on field trips and needed home lunch. Now that I’m married, I like sharing what I know about making onigiri (or Japanese food in general) with my Mexican husband.
Aww!! That is so sweet. Onigiri is so nostalgic for me (all japanese food really). So beautiful you can share your culture with him.
Ahhhhh lotus root and onigri! These recipes look SO FREAKING PERFECT!
Hehehe they're so visually interesting right??
I'm a little in love with your Grandma! ❤️
You’re making me hungry 😭!
Awwwwwwww
I really want to try that lotus root dish. I never liked it that much but I'm always willing to try it again. I need more of a variety of food in my diet. 😅😅
Yes it's soo delish! And also beautiful in shape :)
very cute, love it! where is this Japanese grocery heaven you speak offffffff OoO
Mitsuwa! Edgewater NJ but they have a chain in California as well I believe
amazing, I'm in Canada :( but next time I'm in Cali this is the first place I will hit up!!!!!@@Veggiekins
This is so cute!!! My boyfriends obatchan taught me how to make cold noodle and unagi roll. So wholesome❤️ love ur channel ur so pretty!!!!
That is awesome! Thanks Jazmine!
That's such a cute video! Makes me wanna cook something with my grandma too! Also in Czech, we call grandma 'babi' which is pronounced the same as you pronounce bobby! And also, what rice:water ratio do you use for your rice? I'm never sure even though I have a rice cooker...
Oh that's so cool!!! I love that so much. I've also heard that there's a similar Jewish word for grandma that also sounds like bobby. For the rice/water, I would refer to the instructions your rice cooker provides, or the bag of rice you use :) Sometimes it varies a little
Hey Remi,
I am Brazilian and I am transitioning to be vegan and found your channel looking for some vegan Japanese recipes.
Really liked the type of video and the whole content, thanks for sharing this amazing recipe and keep doing ya thing.
You've got one more subscriber, your videos are crossing borders.
Also regards to your kindly Obachan!
Cheers!
Hi Joao! I just saw this comment now--so sorry! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I have heard there's a big Japanese community in Brazil, right? Always wanted to visit! ♡☺️
@@Veggiekins Yes! The Liberdade neighborhood, located on the outskirts of downtown São Paulo, is the place in the world where there is the largest concentration of Japanese and their descendants outside their native country
I found your youtube! I originally found you on Tiktok, I love your recipes ^^
Your grandma is so cute and funny 💞
Sanne she’s the besttt hehehe
Nice! I myself always find the Annko of any kind too sweet, too. But it might be the fact that Annko is to be served only a small potion at a time, not like a big piece of cake. So your bowls of Zennzai are perfectly potioned.
Totally! We also don't add very much sugar because we don't like things super sweet, which helps a lot :)
i have the same exact rice cooker!!! except i’m korean, so mine speaks to mine in korean. also i love these recipes! i love japanese food and korean food so ofc i came to your video :)
Haha that's so awesome!! ♡
I've been living in Japan for 3 years and this video gave me LIFE!! Kawaii desu ne! I hope to find a great Japanese store like this when I move back to the US :)
Aww so amazing! Havent been able to go back for a while due to covid but hope to soon ♥️
@@Veggiekins me too!! What part is your family from?
I’m so glad that I found this video! I’ve been trying to learn how to cook some new stuff and have been looking for some vegan Japanese recipes!☺️☺️
Awesome!! Hope you enjoy. Will be sharing another Japanese video soon
Just found you’re chanell and I love it you are sooo underrated ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you so much! So sweet
Aww so cute! Would love to see more Japanese vegan cooking With your Obachan!
I loved this video so much! Your grandma is so sweet and the recipes looked amazing!
I don't remember those from sailor moon but I do remember them from hamtaro lol
As someone who is also part japanese, this was so cool to watch :-)
Omg hahaha hamtaro!!!
i’m half Japanese and it’s amazing to see a youtube like you ! i only just found you and you’re amazing💗💗
Aww thanks May!! :) Much love girl!!!
Oh wow look amazing I wanna try it myself I am vegan, started it like last year April so almost a year! Yay! So I am always looking for different recipe for my family and myself and can’t wait to see all you video and try out a lot of vegan recipes take care much luv
Ah! I love how I recognized what store you were at when the camera went in the door! I'm like, "I know where that is!" Yaaayyy! Time for Shichimi togarashi!
Haha aw love that!! Shichimi togarashi on EVERYTHING! 💕
great to see japanese vegan recipe in TH-cam, arigato!
Me and my nana have a little japanese blood in us. She passed this year. I got to cook with her one time so I cherish this memory. Your video was really cute, made me miss mine! ❤️
(edit) I also recognized Mitsuwa! I go to the one in San Diego, it's the only place I can buy asian cuisine. n.n
I'm so sorry for your loss, sending love and I had no idea mitsuwa was in CA!! How awesome.
"you vs the guy she told you not to worry about" lol I love your humor
I love Mitsuwa! I go there all the time. I especially love the bakery
Omg yeah! I used to love it too. I can't really eat anything there anymore, but also used to LOVE the ice cream.
Ohh my gawsh!!! I love your grandma! You guess have such a beautiful dynamic ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Aww thank you so much! Hehehe ♡ She's super sweet ♡
This was such a lovely video, I really enjoyed it and am definetly subscribing for more :D Your relationship with your grandma is so beautiful :) Also, "babi" is what most of us in Slovenia call our grandmas and it's shor for "babica" :D
Aww thanks! ♡ That is SO cool! The world feels so small haha :P
That lotus root recipe almost looks like the Korean one too! I made those a while back and I actually really like the texture of the root!
Yeah!! Super similar :) All about the flavours for the most part. I used to HATE it Lol but i actually love it now!
I love this - your bobby is so sweet! And I really want to try making zenzai, which seems similar to Korean patjuk (red bean porridge). Would love to see you cooking vegan Korean food with your dad as well!
Ohh yes!! It's definitely similar :) I think you'd love it. The mochi adds a great texture. Will definitely cook with my dad too!
Hi I’m Japanese, I love mitsua it is an amazing store. My friends were shook when I took them there for the first time!
Hi!! Omg yeah I love bringing friends there, it's like a whole new world to them hahahhaha
Everything looks super good and your grandma is sooo cute!! 😍
Aww thanks Chandenie! :)
Haha, I call my grandmother Baba! Short for obachan 😉
That's so funny!! I love that hehe
Ur grandma is so cute
Thanks Irene, she's so sweet!!! ♡ hehehe
This looks so fantastic! I have to try all the recipes!
Enjoy!!
Anybody else who likes to eat seaweed salad? I do it alot 😂❤️
Yup!! So good
New Subbie came from Lisa Kitahara's Channel!! looks delicious!
Discovered you today. I adore Japanese food and would eat Japanese style everyday if I could. Your Obaasan is so sweet! Gonna sub and see what other cool stuff you have. Any chance you could do a demo of making homemade mochii sometime? Would love to see that!
Aw thanks so much!!! So grateful for the sub and my grandma is too ;) I will add it to my list for future ideas :)
Such a cute video! I'd love to try these recipes, I love lotus root but I've never made it at home!
It's super simple! (as you saw) :) Definitely don't be afraid to try it out! ♡
Definitely trying the red bean dish since I LOVE boba
Omg yess!! the chewyness is amazinggggggggg ♡
I have spend golden time in the Japan one year
Lotus Root chips are delicious! It taste like regular potato chips to me haha 😂♥️
Omg so crunchy and yum!! ❤️
This is an amazing video !!! thank you for sharing it with us ^-^
Thank you for watching it!
Just simple yet super delicious and delicate food :)
Thank u!!!
looks delicious #earlysquad
MY HEART
Babi means grandma in Czech
Maggie Anne yess I love my babička
Aesthetic 👏on 👏fleek 👏
♡!!!!
These all look so freaking good!
Ariel Kalyan hehe thanks Ariel!!!!
I like so much Japanese culture
I'm half Japanese and grew up in Japan. Japanese people make onigiri with Onigiri maker and hand press it after and make it little funky. So you can fake it as handmade lol. Sorry if you don't understand what I'm saying.
Hahahaha that's so funny!! My grandma said she was always taught by her mum to hand press, but she only makes circular ones haha :)
I personally prefer the handmade onigiri. Like you said, they have the personality. And more - you can see someone (or yourself) made them for you (or someone). That's something makes you happy.
thank youuuuu for this video, you're amazing!
Aw thanks so much!
Amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing!! :) ❤
♡
so this is what it’s like to be early....
Oh man I miss my onigiri mold 😭
My grandma is Japanese as well, they are the sassiest 😂
This made me happy lol
Haha they really are! insulting you in the sweetest voice LOL
This makes me missing my Oba-chan so much💖😭👵
OMG, I remember the commercials for Mitsuwa! 🎵"Mitsuwa MAAAARketplace."🎵 lol
Wait whaaat!! I have never seen an ad before, now I have to look it up lol!!
Loved this! Thanks for the video :)
Glad you liked it!
Your bobby reminds me of my nana. I love you both!
That's so weird because im from Romania and I call my grandma Babi too (from the romanian word Baba which means something like old lady)
Woah I love that!! The world feels small sometimes haha ;)
We have a mitsuwa here in Dallas and I love it so much!!!
That's amazing!! There actually isn't one in NYC (where I live) but the New Jersey one is close enough to go every once in a while :)
Your Grandma is SO CUTE >
Aw thanks :') I think so tooO!! 💗
I like the rice triangle you made better than the other one.
Aw thanks Nataly! I think it's fun ;) a little organic ya know hahah ♡
Super dish
This video is awesome. I'm trying to branch out and make more interesting vegan recipes, so this is cool to see. :D
I love that! The possibilities are endless because you can basically try to veganize everything that you used to eat, and it's so fun to do :)
In my language ( slovak), babi literally means granny, so I think that's pretty awsome :)
That is really awesome! Love that so much :)
As a Japanese, it’s cute the way you make onigiri😂
Would you be able to make Onigiri with brown rice instead ? ~ Loved the video 🧡
It won't really hold together as well unfortunately, but you could always make it misshapen if you don't care lol! :)
Super San
Funny enough, “babi” is the short for “babička” which is “grandma” in Czech (lots of love to my babi❤️)
Too funny!!! I can't believe it :)
Giống cơm nắm mà ngày xưa bà con đi đồng thường mang theo quá
this video is so cute🥰
Thanks Giovana !!! :))
Omg i love Mitsuwa so muchhh
Sameeeeee! :)
i love this content !!!!! ^3~
Yum! 🤗
😙
I'd love to know where you go those blush trays from!
I picked them up in Asia at a home store!
Cuteeee✨✨
Aloha from Hawai’i 🌺
Alohaaaaaa~~~
no dislikes 😂 we stan🥰
ok sketch hhahaha that was nice while it lasted 🤣💗 love you tho!
Veggiekins ahhh love you too!❣️❣️
Omg she’s like a way better version of kristsoup
I learned about her from the comments in one of my old videos, and she seems so dope!
ok that’s a little bit mean. i like them both equally
So is there meal recommendation for these two what to eat it with? ^^
Hmmm.........it's tasty 😋
Thanks a lot 😊
Make one for lotus root soup please 🙏✨
I've never really cooked that before! :O
Yay we love cruelty free food🥺❤️❤️
Aw yeahhhhh !!!!
what was your grandma's criticism for your onigiri? why did she grade it 60%? I wanna know those sweet obachan tips.
Hahahaha she says it's just not as nice to look at as the other
美味しそう！
ありがとう!