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Chloe Did a Very CURSED Thing in Front of Ramen Chef 「HoloLive/EngSub」
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Chloe showing who's the bigger person with this interaction
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Uncle Roger: "Why so weak?? SO WEAK??"
Yes. Just ask boss can you drink 100 degrees hot water directly? 😡😂😂😂😂😂
Uncle Roger: "Pouring cold water onto ramen? Haiya🤦 "
a plate / second bowl woulda been perfect. they really shoulda given her one!
Asking is also an option, but this is Chloe we're talking about. She said some similar stories in her previous life as well lol
if someone put cold water in my food because it hot, im not even mad, im gonna be amaze by the sheer commitment of not eating food hot
There's this thing called hiyashi ramen...someone needs to school Chloe on it.
As a former cook, I understand the cook to see his pride be stained by the behavior of someone like Chloe pouring water into the pasta but... I agree with her, once you buy your dish, you can do whatever you want with it. Especially since she apparently had a good reason to do so.
the only thing you should be proud of is that you gave people something to eat. What they do with it is their thing. As long as they don't just throw it away, of course.
@@Desgaroth We have every right to be proud of the dish we have prepared, especially if we have added our own touch that makes it even more delicious than usual.
But we do not have to interfere with the way of eating the customer: once ordered, this dish belongs to him and he is free to do what he wants.
That's actually a legit big brain move ngl.
Don't know if mentioned already: "get home" --> "go home please" for "帰ってください" or just "please leave" works here as well I think.
Im with Chloe on this one, I myself cannot eat hot foods and wait for things to cool down. When I traveled to Japan, and I was severed very hot foods, I kinda grit my teeth and ate it hot because I didnt want to become rude. The food was still amazing but I really wanted to throw my cold water in it as well lol.
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Oh shi- I didn't think about that, thanks for the feedback!
I love this stinky but adorable orca :D
Honestly, I agree with Chloe
I understand the passion to his job from the chefs pov, but i agree with Chloe. It's her ramen, let her eat how she wants.
I have friends that have weird food habits from my perspective, but i don't care since it's them who's going to eat it.
Lmao this isn't the first time I see people do this. Especially Cat tongue people.
The first time I encountered this was when I was watching Kamen Rider Faiz series, Ep1, the protagonist also poured water into his ramen to cool it down 😂
Apparently it's a real behavior confirmed by Orca here
Also confirmed this Orca has cat tongue 😂
This is like the time that guy cooked ramen in ayamecord
Poor orca, the chef is so mean
Yeah, I would blame the friend here IF she already knows about it.
sakamata menace to society
It's definitely cursed. But they also overreacted
Shop owner should give her money back
Isn't it bad to eat something that is still hot?
Yeah, definitely don't force yourself to eat food that's too hot, it could scald your tongue and worst, your throat and it would lead to sore throat and later on high fever. Tried and tested, happened to me not once, not twice, but lost count already. Not everyone's throat are used to handle hot stuff. I would argue and tell the guy if he'd handle my medical bill if that guy forces me to immediately eat hot stuff that my mouth can't handle.
Doesn't blowing the food help? I reckon they would allow that much.
@@ThanuG15 if the noodle is on thin side, and the broth doesnt have a lot of oil, yes simply blowing them will work. but if its thick with broth has a lot of oil, i imagine blowing them would not be enough in short time.
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besides for a ramen restaurant (not a small stall) its pretty normal to have a small plate to bring side dishes, the person kicking out chloe just doesnt want to deal with more dirty dishes.
@@ThanuG15 they have a reputation of also getting mad at that at these kinds of places.
🥵dang i would've one starred that guy on every review site
Gotta be careful doing that in Japan someone got sued for that. Even if the review is true and done in good faith to warn others, it is slander. Honor laws are a thing there.
@@logikx1325"Honor laws"lol
So instead of bettering their cooking skills they're suing their clients, pretty smart.
And i thought China and America loved their dumb and unnecesairy lawsuits.
i have seen this as a plotline before
could have given her a spare bowl instead.. at least Chloe did ask for a small plate before she had to resort to water.
and I have a colleague who does the exact same thing without asking for the plate lol
I put ice cubes or ice tubes instead, I have cat's tongue~
Actually, when i make instant ramen, i intentionally use less water than recommended, then add 2-3 ice cubes to being it back to the right soup consistency. I dont like letting ramen cool and i cant eat piping hot soups like some people can. Aka korean restaurants where the bowl/pot is still boiling when it gets to you... Like, is the taste of my tongue cooking supposed to be a part of the recipe?!?
The owner is mad. I’m agree with him It’s because some soup of the Ramen can take a week to make it properly. That’s why I’m mean yeah if you make a week and nine hours to work with the soup, I guess yeah I’m gonna be mad too.
She should just ask for the bowl. But, I guess she was shy
If somebody ever tried to get mad at me for doing something to food that I already PAID for, I'd tell them to get bent. Its my food dammit
I pour cold tea in to my hot soup so I can eat it instantly without waiting it to cooldown :))
Hold up. This was the first time she's eaten non-instant ramen?
but she got yelled for it
She said 2-3 times at 0:34, right before transitioning to the story, presumably referring to the idea that she didn't know how crazy the people there can get, so I assume it wasn't?
Cold ramen? 🤔🤔🤔
Exist in Japan it called HIYASHIIMEN.
Funny story but, i also did the same thing, with ICE 😂
Ohh another one from uncle roger , roasting chloe , before was zeta haiya.
Edit oh its master cheft xD. Sorry
Now that I think about it She could have drank the water and put the noodles in the empty glass
Ah, the nuclear option
oof bad ramen place, gatekeeping how people should enjoy the food they bought...
"burn your mouth or get out" doesn't sound like a good motto.
i already saw this clip on jp side
they said she can angry back at them or even sue them for being super rude to the customer
just like she said, if you already pay for it it's yours
just like what homelander said "I already pay for it, I can do whatever the fk I want"
@@vielles6943 I get that, but on the other hand, pride in your craft is a big part of Japanese culture, so they see her doing that as disrespecting their work. She could have simply asked how she was supposed to eat it and learned, too 😝 It sounds like she somehow really didn't know to lift out some noodles, blow on them until they cool a bit, and then eat them
@@yodawgzgaming4416 It's a bit of culture and a bit of assholeness of the shop owner. Usually at most they just ask what happened if you do something like that, or simply just shake head in silence.
But some people really can't eat anything hot. Having to lift some noodle up then cooling it down to bearable level would (as chloe said) ultimately get the noodle soggy.
@@majesticfox No, what she talked about was just waiting around until the whole bowl cooled off 😅 And yeah, the shop owner was being abrasive
@@yodawgzgaming4416well, if she does have thin skin, eating anything hot would be really painful. I know what that feels like because I had skin peeling one time on my right hand. There was a fairly hot bowl I was able to hold fine with my left hand but when I place my right hand to lift it up, it burned really badly. If she just picked it up with chopsticks and blew on the ramen noodles, the other half still in the bowl would still be in the boiling hot soup.
Yeah my mom also usually do that if she feel it is too salty or too hot. But at least, she is doing it when no one seeing her. Not in front of chef or waiter lol.
What? The owner actually tell the customer go home just because they think the customer ruin their food? Isn't that kind of rude?🙄
Ramen chefs are built different. Some will even refuse to serve you if you don’t order using certain phrases
It's rude to the chef first of all, and that goes for any food.
@@littlewishy6432 No matter how good the chef is, he can't satisfy all people taste. The best he can do is match with common taste as much as possible. I think as long as customer pay for the food and they eat it all, it mean they already respect the chef.
@@littlewishy6432bro when you pay you can do whatever you want with you food also what's the disrespect with a less hot ramen?
It’s because some soup of the Ramen can take a week to make it properly. That’s why I’m mean yeah if you make a week and nine hours to work with the soup, I guess yeah I’m gonna be mad too.
Isnt this from a stream over 1 year ago and clipped+translated by tons of clippers?
Never seen this exact clip in English so I decided to clip it
@@jihuutranslation Ohhh, yeah i found it on youtube. Was clipped one year ago and translated by Tengoku. Been really confused recently cause there's suddenly lots of old clips resurfacing as new uploads.
It's so crazy to hear a Japanese person recount her ramen experience like a foreigner from the boonies 😆 What a wild story! It really never occurred to her that she's supposed to lift out 1 bite of the hot noodles, blow to cool them off, then eat that bite? 😝 Such a goof. Anyway, thanks for the awesome clip! And great point about 'ordering food' vs 'shoku wo tanomu,' I never considered that difference!
actually, from what i know about these kinds of ramen places, they also get mad at you for blowing on the noodles.