Ok ok let's be real here. Yall are to cute, however I dont foresee getting to Japan anytime soon. Yall need to make a tabieats box for sale on Amazon or maybe your own website I'd love to try the sushi seasoning
This is a great idea! I have been in Japan twice now, but it would be really great to have the chance to get some random items from Japan's supermarkets once in a while! I would probably order a package like every other month!
rwjarhead Depending on where you live, you may be able to buy these things in an Asian or Japanese grocery store. You can definitely buy many of them online, either on Amazon or through other online retailers. Where I live (California), we can buy some of these items even in our regular supermarkets - not even Asian markets, including the sushi seasoning. Good luck!
rwjarhead they sell them in groceries stores around the Asian aisle. We can get them at Walgreens, smiths and Chinatown supermarket here in Vegas. Happy thanksgiving
Satoshi-san's reactions are so cute hahaha. There's a reeeeaally cheap supermarket in Tabata, where I used to buy a bag with 100 bags of green tea for less than 300 yen. And that tea was greeeat.
Just earned yourself a subscriber, your chemistry and accents are very satisfying, Satoshi’s reactions are priceless. I’m currently trying to find a new bunch of flavours for everyday cooking, this is really helping me with the Japanese side of things. Cheers mates, lots of love from down under.
In italy we actually have a furikake equivalent to garnish pasta. It's a mixture of dried herbs (parsley, garlic, and chilly, plus sometimes other herbs and/or dried tomatoes). Unlike furikake you do not sprinkle it directly on pasta: you heat up a tablespoon of extravirgin olive oil in a pan, add the herbs, warm them up (they should not fry) for a minute, then add the freshly cooked pasta with a dash of their cooking water and stir until the water has evaporated. it's a good way to have pasta when you are in a hurry.
Omg, I am so relieved to know that the mixture for sushi rice has your approval! I thought I was incapable to make a decent vinegar mixture since the powder was much better... 🙂 Lots of love to you guys!
I love Japanese supermarkets! When I was in Sobu I spent hours wandering around the local supermarkets! The items made specifically for children were among my favorites since the creativity and sense of humor were so delightful! Rock on, Japanese dudes!
My favorite Japanese tea is genmaicha. Toasted rice + tea. This video is giving me ideas.. there is a chain of stores called Shojikiya here that carries a lot of Japanese food items. They even have Gohandesuyo.
One of my favorite snacks on earth is buying a white cheddar flavor popcorn, and then throwing some furikake in the bag, shaking it up, and devour. The white cheddar goes so well with the seaweed flavor.
I absolutely love this supermarket serie! I'm happy there's a part II! Great job on this video, guys! Everything was really interesting and you're so cute ❤️! Love you both 😍
I so agree with you there, when I went to Rome and Paris I went to Carrefour to buy food gifts for friends and family to bring back home 😊 I’ve heard a long time ago that when you travel to a foreign county you should always go to their local grocery to find out what the locals actually eat ☺️
My husband and I are in Tokyo right now. I was wondering what to buy for “omiyage” for my friends and family that cook but now I have lots of ideas. Thanks 🙏
Oh guys, this is very helpful as we are planning to go to Japan and it will be my first time! I now know what to buy instead of souvenirs as I love Japanese Food so much!!!! ❤❤❤ MUCH LOVE TO BOTH OF YOU GUYS!!!!
Antonia Jones the Marketplace, check the side off Red Hills Road. Also Fresh Approach on Constant Spring Road has Asian foods (mostly Chinese, but some Korean and Japanese as well)
Shinichi is absolutely right! In Hawaii many of us sue the yellow packet Tamanoi sushi no ko in our sushi and other items. My obachan used it along with the sushi vinegar Chikyu uma;
I have said before one of my favorite things to do while traveling is to grocery shop. Oh the food quality in Japan is superb, especially the bread bakery selection, yum! Even just the different thicknesses of sliced white bread, so yum! Miss that. From grocery we would stock up on a specific brand of Ponzu sauce and a specific meat marinade that our building manager introduced us too. Also just a variety of crunchy savory snacks and sweet candies. Now we can get decent Ponzu here in US but ohhhh that marinade, I miss it! We always got Salad Pretz which we can't get locally either, just have pizza Pretz now. What we buy locally now that is also good is gyoza. If you cook it right it's the best! What I haven't had since I left Japan is okonomiyaki, miss that! Thanks for the vlog, these are great ideas!
Hey Patti, if you've really got a hankering for okonomiyaki, Jun from Rachel and Jun has a pretty fantastic recipe for how to make it at home. I usually use Sprouts coleslaw mix when I make mine, and get the dashi powder from our local Asian market. Otherwise it's a simple few ingredients that most households have on hand. th-cam.com/video/SfVG6GQg6FM/w-d-xo.html
@@KirstenReusch thank you I will have to try that! Of course I need Japanese mayo if I decide that's one of the toppings...I think it was standard on one of the ones I liked. Will try your link I love Jun's cooking shows, thanks!
@@PurdueAlum01 depending on where you live, your local Asian store should have the kewpie mayo and okonomiyaki sauce. I believe they are also available on Amazon. And some clever soul has also made both from scratch and you can find her recipes online.
@janetlaw1 I rate the food in Japan a solid 10. It doesn't matter whether you're eating from a konbini or the higher end restaurants or bakeries, the presentation is always stunning, the attention to detail amazing, and the flavors are fresh and bright. I've tried things I never thought I'd eat and have found them oishii.
Ohayo boys! Happy Thanksgiving to you! After my おかさま passed away, my son (Josh) was insistent on keeping many of her Japanese traditions alive. Such as, keeping many types of furikake around for gohan and ochazuke. When I was growing up, no matter what we had-or where we had dinner-on my daddies’ night off, he would always have ochazuke. Needless to say, Josh is obsessed with the variety of furikake that’s available at our local Japanese market. Our new obsession-thank you sister Niki Niki-is “Nametake” over daikon oroshi, over hot gohan-so delicious! Oh my gosh! So many memories! I have tears in my eyes.....My mom always kept sushinoko, shio konbu, taberu niboshi, amongst the many other Japanese favorites in the house. I’m so impressed with your “kappa maki,” “kappa maki,” kappa maki,” ☺️ making, and I’m in love with your gohan chawan!! Where did you get it? Thank you so much for everything! Honestly, you’ve taught Josh and I so much about Japanese cooking! Hontou ni domo arigatou gozaimashita! I cannot wait for the next video!
Mindy's Mom Just saying hello to you, and wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving again! I am glad you are keeping your dear mother's traditions alive...keeping a lot of furikake at home is a wonderful thing, and ochazuke is, too! I love kappa maki, and it is my favorite type of sushi, believe it or not. This video made me hungry!!!!! Hugs to you, sister. ((((((hugs))))))
This is a great video even just for explaining what some of these things are, how to use them, and why I should definitely buy them next time I see them!
I wish I could visit a strictly Japanese market. All the ones I go to are mixes of Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Jamaican, Indian, etc... It's still awesome, but there are things I still miss out on.
So nice! Love these videos. I am actually learning japanese, and I’ve been twice on vacation. So it’s so nice to have you guys as japanese showing tradicional products! We already bought a lot of goods, but next time I will have to buy two huge luggage to bring back home all those great foods and japanese stuff! Congrats!
Some of the items were very familiar and you can easily get them in the states but not as inexpensive. I'd like to try the miso sauce which is something new to me. 👍👍👍❤❤❤
I'd like to try the miso paste as well. Furikake is common in 99 Ranch supermarkets in California. I bought mentaiko fish roe spaghetti sauce from Amazon.
Guys, nice video. During the past years, I've made inari sushi at home. I almost always use the Mizkan liquid sushi vinegar. Recently I tried the powder one you recommended in this video, and it was good!
Best things bought in a Japanese market lately: Iwatani butane stove! I can do real stir-fries now. It's outstanding! Some binchotan Japanese charcoal. I've not decided what kind of set-up to burn it in yet, but there's yakitori in my future! Mitsuwa Marketplace has some really good bentos. A nice bento, some Ito-En cold green tea, and sumo on the telly in the eating area, is as good as it gets. Kewpie mayonnaise. Here's a recipe for a quick breakfast: Take two hard-boiled eggs and cut them in half. Sprinkle on S&B "Seasoned Pepper" which you get at the Japanese market also. Sprinkle on seto fumi furikake, then drizzle on Kewpie mayo. Bon Appetit! I'm kind of tired of wasabi in everything, there are other flavors. Check out SENBEI. On the Mainland US it was often called "mochi crunch" that's arare, well, senbei are large pieces of what I'd called ultra-arare. It is the taste of pure nostalgia
Great idea. I am also looking for recipes for Japanese foods that are low FODMAP ( more or less according to Monash Uni site). Long time IBSD sufferer here. After experimenting, a low FODMAP diet and lots of sleep are the only things that work for me.
Where I currently live in the U.S. I have one small Japanese market (kind of distant) and around 4 Asian Supermarkets. I am very lucky to have them.. What I have in my pantry/refrigerator: Tonkatsu, Oyster & Soy Sauces, Furikake, Nori Packets, Kewpie Mayonnaise, Yakisoba , Udon & Raman Noodles, and Rice. Plus, one onigiri maker that I found at one of the aforementioned markets. Yes, I do love Japanese food! In a little over two years I plan on living & working in Japan and have the selection of goods that you described.
just got settled here in misawa aomori and still feeling lost inside japanese supermarkets 😅😂 but im actually enjoying every minute of my grocery runs. there's a lot to explore! 🥰 thank you for this vlog!
Always a pleasure to watch one of your videos ! Thanks for the video , I shall look out for those although as far as I know we only have "pan-Asian" grocery stores in town that stock some Japanese products. Happy New Year to you both ! :) 🎆
kappa maki comes from kappa, a greenish swamp demon, one of my fav yokai :) nice vid as always, learned quite a lot like the furikake spice mix. thx :D
I saw Mentaiko/Tarako pasta sauce in the opening. That's my favorite thing to buy. Actually I regularly buy most of the things you mentioned. Except the Miso paste and the shiokombu, which looks amazing and I can't wait to try it! Thanks for the heads up!
Not sure in Japan if you frequent hardware stores but I've found them fascinating in San Francisco. It is where I buy my cooking equipment, knives, and wood working tools.
I use Furikake in place of mayonnaise(since I don't care for mayo) when I'm making a tuna melt. I mix the tuna with a little bit of olive oil, then some seasoning, and then add some dill pickles or pickled jalapenos, and it turns out really good. The funny thing about furikake is that for a long time, only a few stores carried it. Just 5 months ago, I could only buy it at wal-mart or an Asian grocery store, but now I can find it everywhere. Sadly I can't find the Tamago Furikake.
Looking good as always guys!! We have Asian or Chinese stores in Scotland but they always do a mixture of things so the Japanese speciality stuff like the Shio Kombu or Furikake is harder to find here. I'd love to try Shio Kombu and the Miso sauce and i found a miso based soy sauce for ice cream from Ishikawa called Yamato Shoyu Miso Soy Sauce from an online store that sells Japanese goods in the UK. Really looking forward to part 2 now.
Sharon Gray you might be able to ask them to special order some for you. Some stores are willing to do so if you approach a manager about it.💜 Never hurts to ask. All's they can do is say no after all.😊
I just found your channel and I’m hooked. You guys are too cute and adorable!! I’m craving Japanese food now. My amazon bill is gonna be so much!! Much love
I love the funny Japanese sounds you guys made. It reminds me of my 2 long travel along Japan. I never really understood what they mean, but it was fun!
Damn...so much stuff I've never seen and knew existed before. I'm going to Japan next March 2019 and thanks to this I think I'm gonna do a Supermarket shopping spree. Thanks for sharing this video!!
Omg!! I found you two from your I Will Travel for Food channel and I was dying to hear you two speak! Then I got smart and found you on Instagram. 😊 I’m so glad to have found you. Take care!
I wish I could go back to japan, my stay was short I did not get to do much, Iooking at this video I just want to go back and buy all these things. Japanese are so pleasant the place are super clean you guys are the best.
Satoshi! Obsessed with how he speaks, the cutest guy! 😭
Ok ok let's be real here. Yall are to cute, however I dont foresee getting to Japan anytime soon. Yall need to make a tabieats box for sale on Amazon or maybe your own website I'd love to try the sushi seasoning
This is a great idea! I have been in Japan twice now, but it would be really great to have the chance to get some random items from Japan's supermarkets once in a while! I would probably order a package like every other month!
rwjarhead Depending on where you live, you may be able to buy these things in an Asian or Japanese grocery store. You can definitely buy many of them online, either on Amazon or through other online retailers. Where I live (California), we can buy some of these items even in our regular supermarkets - not even Asian markets, including the sushi seasoning. Good luck!
rwjarhead they sell them in groceries stores around the Asian aisle. We can get them at Walgreens, smiths and Chinatown supermarket here in Vegas. Happy thanksgiving
Amanda JJ if they live in the US, which is not a great thing to assume online lol
love this idea
You guys are so kind to eachother!!! I love watching your relationship!!!!
Satoshi-san's reactions are so cute hahaha.
There's a reeeeaally cheap supermarket in Tabata, where I used to buy a bag with 100 bags of green tea for less than 300 yen. And that tea was greeeat.
Just earned yourself a subscriber, your chemistry and accents are very satisfying, Satoshi’s reactions are priceless.
I’m currently trying to find a new bunch of flavours for everyday cooking, this is really helping me with the Japanese side of things.
Cheers mates, lots of love from down under.
runnyrunny999 here on youtube does awesome cooking videos, i have picked up many recipes there that have now become regular additions to my meal plan
In italy we actually have a furikake equivalent to garnish pasta. It's a mixture of dried herbs (parsley, garlic, and chilly, plus sometimes other herbs and/or dried tomatoes). Unlike furikake you do not sprinkle it directly on pasta: you heat up a tablespoon of extravirgin olive oil in a pan, add the herbs, warm them up (they should not fry) for a minute, then add the freshly cooked pasta with a dash of their cooking water and stir until the water has evaporated. it's a good way to have pasta when you are in a hurry.
I love how Satoshi always loves eggs
Grocery shopping is always part of our itinerary for our foreign travels 😊 We always end up buying lots of unique stuff and food.
I started learning Japanese about a month ago and i am so glad that i found your channel! Keep up the amazing work ❤
I love you guys!!! I love Satoshi and you together! You guys are awesome!
Omg, I am so relieved to know that the mixture for sushi rice has your approval! I thought I was incapable to make a decent vinegar mixture since the powder was much better... 🙂
Lots of love to you guys!
Just recently started expanding my life ,food , entertainment and everything. This show ,and all these foods look so good. You guys rock.
I love Japanese supermarkets! When I was in Sobu I spent hours wandering around the local supermarkets! The items made specifically for children were among my favorites since the creativity and sense of humor were so delightful! Rock on, Japanese dudes!
My favorite Japanese tea is genmaicha. Toasted rice + tea. This video is giving me ideas.. there is a chain of stores called Shojikiya here that carries a lot of Japanese food items. They even have Gohandesuyo.
I agree, I love visiting and buying things to bring home from my travels in supermarkets. I also love seeing what locals buy.
２年前、高校三年生の時に受験がつらくてよくtabieats さんの動画をよく見ていました。
お二人の元気な姿を見ると私も頑張ろうと思えて受験を乗り越えることができました。
今は大学二年生になりましたが、久しぶりにお二人の動画を見ると、やっぱり元気が出て幸せな気持ちになります。
これからも頑張ってください！応援しています📣
One of my favorite snacks on earth is buying a white cheddar flavor popcorn, and then throwing some furikake in the bag, shaking it up, and devour. The white cheddar goes so well with the seaweed flavor.
Wow. I'm interested. I'll have to try that now. I like Simply natural Cheetos. Which cheese puffs work best for this?
Never tried it with cheese puffs, only white cheddar popcorn.
My son loves trying new Japanese foods. This is helpful for our family. Love you guys!
OMG, plain rice with nori furikake sprinkled on top with miso soup makes a most filling and delucious lunch.
I really love watching this kind of vlogging all products,,, how to use it in cooking,, and explain very well , thankyou for sharing❤️🙏
I absolutely love this supermarket serie! I'm happy there's a part II! Great job on this video, guys! Everything was really interesting and you're so cute ❤️! Love you both 😍
I so agree with you there, when I went to Rome and Paris I went to Carrefour to buy food gifts for friends and family to bring back home 😊 I’ve heard a long time ago that when you travel to a foreign county you should always go to their local grocery to find out what the locals actually eat ☺️
El Alba your display pic is adorable
Amelie Zh aww thank you ☺️she’s my baby Jack.. she’s goofy but uber feisty😂
Watching your videos during isolation/pandemic has been a source of happiness for me. Thanks so much guys!
Your videos brighten up my day so much, guys! Thank you for being here!
My husband and I are in Tokyo right now. I was wondering what to buy for “omiyage” for my friends and family that cook but now I have lots of ideas. Thanks 🙏
i am really curious what you ended up buying! 😁
Thanks for sharing these great items Shinichi. Satoshi is so sweet! Love to you both!💞
Their description made me want to buy everything. I just move to 🇯🇵 Japan
Love it so far
Oh guys, this is very helpful as we are planning to go to Japan and it will be my first time! I now know what to buy instead of souvenirs as I love Japanese Food so much!!!!
❤❤❤ MUCH LOVE TO BOTH OF YOU GUYS!!!!
@tabieats I love learning about Japanese food, but I would love to see a series with you guys teaching basic Japanese!!
Danielle R oml YES! I'd LOVE to learn from these guys!💜💜💜
I’m thankful I have two awesome guys to watch!!!❤️❤️❤️ Good vibes towards you two!! Different frames? Be well and mucho love!!!
I recently found a tiny Japanese grocery here in Jamaica, so I'm looking out for these things! 🇯🇲🇯🇵👍🏾
Where?
Bumboclaat
A lie which part?
Antonia Jones the Marketplace, check the side off Red Hills Road. Also Fresh Approach on Constant Spring Road has Asian foods (mostly Chinese, but some Korean and Japanese as well)
@@kirabouwerviraltyd I hope you found the ingrediants you need!
I’ve been binge-watching your videos and my oh my, now im craving for almost everything you guys had eaten.
My local market has been carrying a lot of different Japanese items lately, I'm going to have to see if that Miso is there! It sounds delightful!
I love you guys and your orginal Japanese content! I will be in Osaka next year and Now I'm really excited to by stop by a Japanese grocery store :)
Shinichi is absolutely right! In Hawaii many of us sue the yellow packet Tamanoi sushi no ko in our sushi and other items. My obachan used it along with the sushi vinegar Chikyu uma;
I'm definitely going to buy allot of this items when I go to Japan in may. Thank you guys!
Killerqueen Johanna good luck trying to fit it all in your suitcase! We had that trouble lol
@@MillennialTravelConfessions Haha. 😅 Yeah I think we will have that problem too! But hopefully I can manage to fit some. 😋
Really like this video! So nice to learn about new ingredients and how to use them.
I have said before one of my favorite things to do while traveling is to grocery shop. Oh the food quality in Japan is superb, especially the bread bakery selection, yum! Even just the different thicknesses of sliced white bread, so yum! Miss that. From grocery we would stock up on a specific brand of Ponzu sauce and a specific meat marinade that our building manager introduced us too. Also just a variety of crunchy savory snacks and sweet candies.
Now we can get decent Ponzu here in US but ohhhh that marinade, I miss it! We always got Salad Pretz which we can't get locally either, just have pizza Pretz now. What we buy locally now that is also good is gyoza. If you cook it right it's the best! What I haven't had since I left Japan is okonomiyaki, miss that! Thanks for the vlog, these are great ideas!
Hey Patti, if you've really got a hankering for okonomiyaki, Jun from Rachel and Jun has a pretty fantastic recipe for how to make it at home. I usually use Sprouts coleslaw mix when I make mine, and get the dashi powder from our local Asian market. Otherwise it's a simple few ingredients that most households have on hand. th-cam.com/video/SfVG6GQg6FM/w-d-xo.html
@@KirstenReusch thank you I will have to try that! Of course I need Japanese mayo if I decide that's one of the toppings...I think it was standard on one of the ones I liked. Will try your link I love Jun's cooking shows, thanks!
@@PurdueAlum01 depending on where you live, your local Asian store should have the kewpie mayo and okonomiyaki sauce. I believe they are also available on Amazon. And some clever soul has also made both from scratch and you can find her recipes online.
@janetlaw1 I rate the food in Japan a solid 10. It doesn't matter whether you're eating from a konbini or the higher end restaurants or bakeries, the presentation is always stunning, the attention to detail amazing, and the flavors are fresh and bright. I've tried things I never thought I'd eat and have found them oishii.
I ❤ these japanese supermarket series 😍😍😍 very informative 😊 more videos like this please! 😊😊😊
Ohayo boys! Happy Thanksgiving to you! After my おかさま passed away, my son (Josh) was insistent on keeping many of her Japanese traditions alive. Such as, keeping many types of furikake around for gohan and ochazuke. When I was growing up, no matter what we had-or where we had dinner-on my daddies’ night off, he would always have ochazuke. Needless to say, Josh is obsessed with the variety of furikake that’s available at our local Japanese market. Our new obsession-thank you sister Niki Niki-is “Nametake” over daikon oroshi, over hot gohan-so delicious! Oh my gosh! So many memories! I have tears in my eyes.....My mom always kept sushinoko, shio konbu, taberu niboshi, amongst the many other Japanese favorites in the house. I’m so impressed with your “kappa maki,” “kappa maki,” kappa maki,” ☺️ making, and I’m in love with your gohan chawan!! Where did you get it? Thank you so much for everything! Honestly, you’ve taught Josh and I so much about Japanese cooking! Hontou ni domo arigatou gozaimashita! I cannot wait for the next video!
Mindy's Mom Just saying hello to you, and wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving again! I am glad you are keeping your dear mother's traditions alive...keeping a lot of furikake at home is a wonderful thing, and ochazuke is, too! I love kappa maki, and it is my favorite type of sushi, believe it or not. This video made me hungry!!!!! Hugs to you, sister. ((((((hugs))))))
This is a great video even just for explaining what some of these things are, how to use them, and why I should definitely buy them next time I see them!
Hey guy's good to see you Yea supermarket venture thanks for sharing this video enjoy it alot 👍❤️🏵️😘🤩🥰
You guys are great!!! LOVE!!! And now addicted to watching you guys!!
Love the video! Love the Japanese lesson for the day, too! Have a FABULOUS day!
Love you guys!! 12am on the dot you release this in Australia haha watching it before I sleep!
I adore your crockery ❤
And as always I enjoyed the atmosphere you create... made my day!
I wish I could visit a strictly Japanese market. All the ones I go to are mixes of Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Jamaican, Indian, etc... It's still awesome, but there are things I still miss out on.
Same. But most where I live are korean. There is only one supermarket that sells Furikake
I just went to a Japanese grocery store here in Charlotte, NC after watching your video and bought EVERYTHING you recommended! ❤️
Enjoy!!!
I love you guys lol. always leaving me with a big smile.
So nice! Love these videos. I am actually learning japanese, and I’ve been twice on vacation. So it’s so nice to have you guys as japanese showing tradicional products! We already bought a lot of goods, but next time I will have to buy two huge luggage to bring back home all those great foods and japanese stuff! Congrats!
Nice guide, made it easier to try new things here at my local store.
Some of the items were very familiar and you can easily get them in the states but not as inexpensive. I'd like to try the miso sauce which is something new to me. 👍👍👍❤❤❤
I'd like to try the miso paste as well. Furikake is common in 99 Ranch supermarkets in California. I bought mentaiko fish roe spaghetti sauce from Amazon.
I want those tea cups, i love the way you hold them.
This is the first time I've heard of the sushinoko! That's brilliant! Thank you for recommending!!!
Awesome! I love learning about which foods to buy. 👍 Cant wait for the next video.
Guys, nice video. During the past years, I've made inari sushi at home. I almost always use the Mizkan liquid sushi vinegar. Recently I tried the powder one you recommended in this video, and it was good!
Some of the furikake I have tried is amazing but I think the one I love the most is the Ume Shiso Furikake.
I love that zingy sour flavor.
We have a massive Japanese market here but I never know what to grab when I visit, this video is super inspiring. You guys are the best!
Best things bought in a Japanese market lately:
Iwatani butane stove! I can do real stir-fries now. It's outstanding!
Some binchotan Japanese charcoal. I've not decided what kind of set-up to burn it in yet, but there's yakitori in my future!
Mitsuwa Marketplace has some really good bentos. A nice bento, some Ito-En cold green tea, and sumo on the telly in the eating area, is as good as it gets.
Kewpie mayonnaise. Here's a recipe for a quick breakfast: Take two hard-boiled eggs and cut them in half. Sprinkle on S&B "Seasoned Pepper" which you get at the Japanese market also. Sprinkle on seto fumi furikake, then drizzle on Kewpie mayo. Bon Appetit!
I'm kind of tired of wasabi in everything, there are other flavors. Check out SENBEI. On the Mainland US it was often called "mochi crunch" that's arare, well, senbei are large pieces of what I'd called ultra-arare. It is the taste of pure nostalgia
Great idea. I am also looking for recipes for Japanese foods that are low FODMAP ( more or less according to Monash Uni site). Long time IBSD sufferer here. After experimenting, a low FODMAP diet and lots of sleep are the only things that work for me.
I'm watching you guys in Christmas morning and I'm loving it
I went to Japan 2013 and no youtube video teach to better budget but enjoyable in short stay in Japan. Love from from Philippines.
Where I currently live in the U.S. I have one small Japanese market (kind of distant) and around 4 Asian Supermarkets. I am very lucky to have them..
What I have in my pantry/refrigerator: Tonkatsu, Oyster & Soy Sauces, Furikake, Nori Packets, Kewpie Mayonnaise, Yakisoba , Udon & Raman Noodles, and Rice.
Plus, one onigiri maker that I found at one of the aforementioned markets. Yes, I do love Japanese food!
In a little over two years I plan on living & working in Japan and have the selection of goods that you described.
Love this style of video! You guys would be great video tourist guides for newbies to Japan. Keep going with the top 10 style:)
Love this video! The vinegar powder is my go to for sushi and tsukemono. Love you guys!!
just got settled here in misawa aomori and still feeling lost inside japanese supermarkets 😅😂 but im actually enjoying every minute of my grocery runs. there's a lot to explore! 🥰 thank you for this vlog!
Always a pleasure to watch one of your videos ! Thanks for the video , I shall look out for those although as far as I know we only have "pan-Asian" grocery stores in town that stock some Japanese products. Happy New Year to you both ! :) 🎆
Shinichi you look TOTALY RIPPED!!! AMAZINGGG!!! :D
(Satoshi also looks fantastic too - ultra stylish, as always! ;D)
kappa maki comes from kappa, a greenish swamp demon, one of my fav yokai :) nice vid as always, learned quite a lot like the furikake spice mix. thx :D
This was great! You should keep doing more like these and also saying the Japanese word helps for people like me who plan to travel to Japan some day!
I saw Mentaiko/Tarako pasta sauce in the opening. That's my favorite thing to buy. Actually I regularly buy most of the things you mentioned. Except the Miso paste and the shiokombu, which looks amazing and I can't wait to try it! Thanks for the heads up!
I love these two ♥️
Not sure in Japan if you frequent hardware stores but I've found them fascinating in San Francisco. It is where I buy my cooking equipment, knives, and wood working tools.
Satoshi-san's face @ 2:24 when told he's more of a coffee drinker (than a tea drinker) = It's so me! I can truly relate! Heeheeh! 😁
Maria Isabel - FufuRia - lol. My hubby is the coffee drinker(HEAVILY so. Lol),I'm the tea drinker.🤣 Guess there's one in every relationship!😂
I use Furikake in place of mayonnaise(since I don't care for mayo) when I'm making a tuna melt. I mix the tuna with a little bit of olive oil, then some seasoning, and then add some dill pickles or pickled jalapenos, and it turns out really good. The funny thing about furikake is that for a long time, only a few stores carried it. Just 5 months ago, I could only buy it at wal-mart or an Asian grocery store, but now I can find it everywhere. Sadly I can't find the Tamago Furikake.
I love this series! :D I bought shio kombu for the first time when it was featured and love it.
Love this, thanks for sharing the culture
Looking good as always guys!! We have Asian or Chinese stores in Scotland but they always do a mixture of things so the Japanese speciality stuff like the Shio Kombu or Furikake is harder to find here. I'd love to try Shio Kombu and the Miso sauce and i found a miso based soy sauce for ice cream from Ishikawa called Yamato Shoyu Miso Soy Sauce from an online store that sells Japanese goods in the UK. Really looking forward to part 2 now.
Sharon Gray you might be able to ask them to special order some for you. Some stores are willing to do so if you approach a manager about it.💜 Never hurts to ask. All's they can do is say no after all.😊
Loved this video, very informative. Thank you Shinichi and Satoshi.
Wow 😮 can’t wait to buy the things you guys recommended on my trip to Japan.
Great topic
I love supermarket and convenien store in japan. They has a lot of cool items. :)
Another great video guys. I love it and hope to some day go to Japan.
I just found your channel and I’m hooked. You guys are too cute and adorable!! I’m craving Japanese food now. My amazon bill is gonna be so much!! Much love
I love the funny Japanese sounds you guys made. It reminds me of my 2 long travel along Japan. I never really understood what they mean, but it was fun!
Love this video 😍😍 cant wait for part 2!!!
Damn...so much stuff I've never seen and knew existed before. I'm going to Japan next March 2019 and thanks to this I think I'm gonna do a Supermarket shopping spree. Thanks for sharing this video!!
Oooh I LOVE furikake! Favourites are noritama and curry
You guys are so pleasent to watch and listen to 😉
Omg!! I found you two from your I Will Travel for Food channel and I was dying to hear you two speak! Then I got smart and found you on Instagram. 😊 I’m so glad to have found you. Take care!
You're lighting has gotten so good, it almost doubles as like filter haze.
You guys are funny, yet informative. Thanks! Just ditch the white rice, I did decades ago & don’t miss it at all. 🙏
I use furikake is my canned tuna fish! So good!
I really enjoyed this video, and can’t wait for the second one :). That miso as a filling for onigiri sounded SO GOOD!
Yes the popcorn in Hawaii was delicious, perfect with cocktails
You're are both so cute. Informative too! And never boring. You always got great charisma.
I wish I could go back to japan, my stay was short I did not get to do much, Iooking at this video I just want to go back and buy all these things. Japanese are so pleasant the place are super clean you guys are the best.
Just tried sushinoko on my day old Japanese rice and it is life changing!
Happy Thanksgiving 2018 from Los Angeles! I can't wait for part 2. 💖
Great items indeed and can't wait for next part 👍
Me and my Husband love you guys video . We will come to visit Japan soon , definitely will make sure try those thing out that you have mention :)
Arselord😂