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when did you guys go there? we were going to go there a couple of weekends ago LOL! I'm certain we will bump into each other vlogging one of these days ... love it ^^ my fav spot for japanese curry is go go curry.. and yes we order the champion currry.. might takes us 2 days to eat it though!.. missed the meetup yesterday, i had to go to work :-( hope you guys had fun
Barr I like how informed you are about the markets. I like both of your cohosts. The Japanese female did a phenomenal giving her appraisal of the village foods.
Wow man this is just awesome. Thank you so much for this video. Now im gonna round up my friends and head on out to this place. John you're the man. Greeeting from a native New Yorker from Queens.
Great content, I've been binge watching all of your videos and I love them! Please make a video about the 9-5 life in NY. As most people who go there to live, what's the expected way of life when you work 9-5 for example? Things like the amount of work you're expected to do, the level of service you're expected to provide, types of jobs that you're most likely to land if you're just moving there, things to do before and after work, average time it can take to get to get to work, places to go in your lunch break, office buildings, etc. I'm just interested to see the working culture there. :)
Walk away from Industry City and the river (Inland) three blocks you will find Green-Wood Cemetery, the third oldest cemetery in the United States. Modeled on Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, Green-Wood is the place to be buried in NYC. It has LOTS of famous "inhabitants." Worth a visit when you are next there.
Yes, I actually wanted to film a segment there a while back under their watch, but they weren't having it. I need to just visit though to see it. Thanks Seth.
we would crazy in the supermarket. $17 worth of candy, yep totally understand it hahah.. it is so nice to have japan village, wish sydney also has the same. great food tour and exploring the place :)
Mitsuwa Marketplace is in Edgewater NJ, used to go there via Port Authority Bus, this reminds me of that place, nice to have something right here in NYC. Mentioned this once before but want delicious Takoyaki head to Otafuku in the East Village, little take out Japanese street style food, yum.
Hey BarrioBrother!! Great vid! Absolutely love Asian supermarkets!! Seattle has a big Japanese supermarket, Uwajimaya, that is famous. So, so, so much fun to go to when I lived there. NYC has so much to offer. I'd definitely go. Always fun to watch your channel.
Go to Mitsuwa Marketplace. It’s a small shopping center directly across the bay from Manhattan with a Japanese supermarket, small Japanese restaurants and bakeries, a book store, and so many other great Japanese goods!
We usually stock up on frozen Japanese food from a supermarket out in Queens. This looks like it'll be our go to for Japanese shopping and tasting! Now we're getting hungry!!! Did they have a lot of gyoza in the frozen section?
Honestly I didnt get a ton of time to peruse as we were filming, but I have a feeling they've got what you're looking for. It wasn't as expensive as I expected either.. if this was in Manhattan, FORGET it hahaha.
Nice. Didn’t know about that. There’s a Japanese shopping center in Edgewater, NJ on river road (shuttle or bus from port authority- it’s simple). Very decent Japanese food court with large Japanese population in area. Lived in Japan for a few years long ago.
This place is right around the corner from me in Sunset Park where I work. The parking is a bitch and I'm still waiting for the bbq place to open over there because its right next to Costco.
Thanks John. I’m from Dominican Republic and visit Mitsuwa every time I’m in NYC. I will check out this one next time since it’s closer even though looks more expensive.
I am heading to New York for the first time in september...got 3 full days and as I am going solo can do what i like. What is the 1 non tourist thing to do and is industry city worth a visit.
👋 John great video. I need your help would you recommend me staying at the AC hotel downtown nyc second option is The Time square Edition what would you prefer.
Seriously, if I want to experience Tokyo I go to Tokyo. If I want to experience China, I'll travel to Hong Kong. If New York is my flavour, I don't go to LA, but the real deal - New York. This place is a local trap
While it's not the real deal, I wouldn't call it a trap. I thought the prices were fine and the food quality quite good. But it's not like going to Tokyo.. sometimes when we can't travel this is still a good fix .
Will you visit Japan Village in Brooklyn? If so what would you order/buy ? Make sure to watch my other NYC Playlists linked down below. Special Thanks to Mae from Machadongo in Kyoto !!
NYC Things To Do Playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLb_xU7RWYGbbYm1SHo4FjwcpNvefdPlFv.html
Best Places To Eat in NYC: th-cam.com/video/cI_JbBZNtUI/w-d-xo.html
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I've been there, it is a pretty sweet place. I usually don't like going to Brooklyn unless it's for this place
Here Be Barr love you bro
when did you guys go there? we were going to go there a couple of weekends ago LOL! I'm certain we will bump into each other vlogging one of these days ... love it ^^ my fav spot for japanese curry is go go curry.. and yes we order the champion currry.. might takes us 2 days to eat it though!.. missed the meetup yesterday, i had to go to work :-( hope you guys had fun
Hi musica nome is Élio I am from Brasil I use your
videos to practice my english
Congratulation for The way you speak .
I can understand a lot.
Never knew about Industry City, Japan Village looks cool, something else to add for me to visit.
Dude i would have loved to join you for this!
I know !! And you didn't live super far from it either.
Barr I like how informed you are about the markets. I like both of your cohosts. The Japanese female did a phenomenal giving her appraisal of the village foods.
Awesome! Love this video- and all the others❤
Wow man this is just awesome. Thank you so much for this video. Now im gonna round up my friends and head on out to this place. John you're the man. Greeeting from a native New Yorker from Queens.
Thanks Luis !
Evan is dead wrong. This was a busy industrial port filled with companies. The mayor was part of forcing tenants out. So this place was NOT abandoned.
This area was whitewashed and destroyed by dblasio and co.
@@babyshaya it was old empty buildings, , live close
Great content, I've been binge watching all of your videos and I love them! Please make a video about the 9-5 life in NY. As most people who go there to live, what's the expected way of life when you work 9-5 for example? Things like the amount of work you're expected to do, the level of service you're expected to provide, types of jobs that you're most likely to land if you're just moving there, things to do before and after work, average time it can take to get to get to work, places to go in your lunch break, office buildings, etc. I'm just interested to see the working culture there. :)
The things you all said about New York are so true. Such an open minded city. I love it... and I can't wait to visit the Japan Village
Walk away from Industry City and the river (Inland) three blocks you will find Green-Wood Cemetery, the third oldest cemetery in the United States. Modeled on Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, Green-Wood is the place to be buried in NYC. It has LOTS of famous "inhabitants." Worth a visit when you are next there.
Yes, I actually wanted to film a segment there a while back under their watch, but they weren't having it. I need to just visit though to see it. Thanks Seth.
That curry was sooo good! Almost as good as in Japan!
;)
here be barr is the my favourite you tube channel
The video turned out awesome Jon, great job!
I want to go there next time I'm in New York area.
I live in NYC and I've been to Sunset Park before, but I didn't even know this existed. Loved the video!
Thanks !
I just love Japanese food! So cool you found this place. Cup noodles! Lol 😂 Yeah everyone love KitKats from Japan. Hahaha
Barr a suggestion: PLEASE DO MORE CLOSE UPS WITH THE FOODS. I SEE THE FOODS BUT NOT FROM A CLOSE UP PERSPECTIVE.
Hi Jon nice information I planned on visiting New York one day thanks for showing
I’m loving all these uploads, had no idea there was a Japan Village!
I had no idea until last week, haha.
I will definitely have to check it out next time I’m out there, it looks really cool!
Thanks ...I can't wait to make a trip here!
we would crazy in the supermarket. $17 worth of candy, yep totally understand it hahah.. it is so nice to have japan village, wish sydney also has the same. great food tour and exploring the place :)
Wow!! Growing up in Brooklyn, this was one area you really didn't want to be in...I love the changes...
Buta-Donburi looked so delicious. Katu-Curry looked different from Japanese.
I should go there if I can go to NYC.
Mitsuwa Marketplace is in Edgewater NJ, used to go there via Port Authority Bus, this reminds me of that place, nice to have something right here in NYC. Mentioned this once before but want delicious Takoyaki head to Otafuku in the East Village, little take out Japanese street style food, yum.
This was a nice collab - so cool you had a local from Japan to compare the food from here
I love your channel it should have way more subs
Agreed!
Thanks
Hey BarrioBrother!! Great vid! Absolutely love Asian supermarkets!! Seattle has a big Japanese supermarket, Uwajimaya, that is famous. So, so, so much fun to go to when I lived there. NYC has so much to offer. I'd definitely go. Always fun to watch your channel.
Go to Mitsuwa Marketplace. It’s a small shopping center directly across the bay from Manhattan with a Japanese supermarket, small Japanese restaurants and bakeries, a book store, and so many other great Japanese goods!
Great video again. I worked in the apparel business in the 70’s. We had our warehouse in one of those buildings.
Wow so cool.
We usually stock up on frozen Japanese food from a supermarket out in Queens. This looks like it'll be our go to for Japanese shopping and tasting! Now we're getting hungry!!! Did they have a lot of gyoza in the frozen section?
Honestly I didnt get a ton of time to peruse as we were filming, but I have a feeling they've got what you're looking for. It wasn't as expensive as I expected either.. if this was in Manhattan, FORGET it hahaha.
Another awesome video. Thanks
Japanese food is so oishi! Going back in November so looking forward to some juicy gyoza.
Yeah, nothing like the real thing TBH.
love you bro and bro you are no 1 you tuber bro
Very informative and great 👍
Immensely informative Japanese foods.
Evan what do you think? Do you think there’s a positive energy here? “The donburi’s good!” 🤣
I thought that was hillarious to, you're the first person to comment it.
here be barr is the best of you tube
Nice. Didn’t know about that. There’s a Japanese shopping center in Edgewater, NJ on river road (shuttle or bus from port authority- it’s simple). Very decent Japanese food court with large Japanese population in area. Lived in Japan for a few years long ago.
Takoyaki is the best! It's like a doughnut, but usually stuffed with fried octopus.
love you New York city bro
I like katsu-hama on 47th. A bit pricey but authentic. Also, check out Kenka, not for the katsu, but a fun place with a group of friends.
Thanks for the tip.
Best Japanese curry dish I’ve had in NYC was at AOI Kitchen
This place is right around the corner from me in Sunset Park where I work. The parking is a bitch and I'm still waiting for the bbq place to open over there because its right next to Costco.
For relaxing times, make it Suntory time!
😎
hahahahah
I’d love to try this place! I’m out on Eastern Long Island
I found this video you actually did the industry city video, but can you update it? There’s a lot more openings in there.
Really cool;)
Hi Jon, I was wondering if you had tried Izakaya Mew in Midtown?
I've heard it has some very good Japanese cuisine
Never, i'll try to remember it !
How does this compare to Mitsuwa in Edgewater, NJ? It’s another japanese supermarket
You know i'm not sure .. I haven't visited in a long time. From what I recall their market was bigger, but not sure on the quality of the food stalls.
Thanks John. I’m from Dominican Republic and visit Mitsuwa every time I’m in NYC. I will check out this one next time since it’s closer even though looks more expensive.
Been curious about the notorious natto! Curious how the smell compares to stinky tofu
I think i'll pass on it.
Haha. If you think tofu stinks, you probably shouldn't bother with Natto.
I wish kindly your 1milion subscriber bro
I am heading to New York for the first time in september...got 3 full days and as I am going solo can do what i like. What is the 1 non tourist thing to do and is industry city worth a visit.
Check my neighborhood guides and explore one or see my cheap food guide and hop around . Industry city prob not worth it for a short trip
Is Japan Village close to a subway stop? If so, which one. Great video! Very informative.
D train
Very interesting.
COCO ICHIBANYA IS BEST CURRY IN THE WORLD #1!!!
I am a big Curry fan, and for about $7 . Get it at Udon West in St. Marks Place.
Go to izakaya inEast village !!
Can you do a video on Roosevelt Island?
*In America I drink Sake, in Japan I drink Nihonshu.*
I'll like buy groceries and eat a meal I like schzewan chicken fried rice and veggies egg rolls
How about a video about Little Spain food hall?
I missed that place .............
👋 John great video. I need your help would you recommend me staying at the AC hotel downtown nyc second option is The Time square Edition what would you prefer.
No idea on specific hotels. Check trip advisor.
John, I wanted to ask before. Do you make videos for Insider? I swear it’s your voice.
Lol nope
You should go to Little Mercado Spain
Evan looks like Malcolm X..
Been there once. Not so impressed. I guess it’s better to go to Mitsuwa in NJ if you want good Japanese things.
I haven't been there in ages, this is a lot easier to reach from downtown Manhattan though.
Here Be Barr Good point. As a person who lived in Queens, it was such a pain in a butt to get there by subway because it took an hour! haha
I guess Adrianna hates the taste of ginger.
pbsing I do! Haha :(
Mae was beautiful woman. I would like to eat authentic Chinese or Korean food travel and have her take us on a travel experience of food.
Guy recording you guys lol. 5:59
I saw that in the edit, hahaha.
Go Go Curry in John Street.
The chick next to him tho
How do you get there by train?
D train from Downtown Manhattan.
Barr: What is Evans instagram?
This is just sunrise mart. They have it in soho nth special.
Domo.
I like the video but please be careful pointing do much with your chopsticks. Thanks.
Owch, good point.
bro please visit India bro
One day
natto is soooooo gross...cant get used to it..
I never tried it TBH.
*brought homeless people in NY jollybee challenge*
*it will driscriminate?*
Seriously, if I want to experience Tokyo I go to Tokyo. If I want to experience China, I'll travel to Hong Kong. If New York is my flavour, I don't go to LA, but the real deal - New York. This place is a local trap
While it's not the real deal, I wouldn't call it a trap. I thought the prices were fine and the food quality quite good. But it's not like going to Tokyo.. sometimes when we can't travel this is still a good fix .
NYC has the best food from all over the world. You have great chefs here coming from everywhere.