If life goes a planned and my girlfriend and I end up going to college together, I want to make her food like this every day. Thank you for giving me ideas so I can dream :)
Watching how carefully you put your husband’s lunch together made me think of preparing lunches for my husband to take to work so many years ago! I thought of making his lunch as an act of love.
I've never even seen their faces, but I love this whole family so much. They seem really joyful and it is contagious - I only wish them pure happiness forever. Imamu's videos are so wholesome and full of life ♥
@@slyatski No disrespect but if someone can’t cook a basic dish then they failed as a human. It’s survival to know how to cook. Not disrespecting your wife or anything but it’s the honest truth.
I absolutely looove everything you make, I'm latina and our diet mostly consists of rice alongside meat and side dishes, I have a deep love of asian food and cuisine and have an isanse collection of asian spices and seasonings so I cook a lot of these types of food for both my younger sister and me for our school/univeristy lunches, she LOOOOVES these. I've also love how much more variety I get from veggies and proteins with these recipes!
Your sister is very fortunate to have you cook for her. I've always taken my mother's cooking for granted and now that I moved out to another city to attend college I miss it soooo much ;-;
I love that you made cuts to the pork loin before cooking. Done so nonchalantly, but that is an expert-level trick to not have them curl up when cooked in a pan. Also, used to work in a Japanese restaurant, and we also poked holes into shishito peppers before pan roasting them. For all the humility you express, and that we love, in your videos. You really are a lot more boss than one might seem. I respect that. Imamu = expert level.
I have started cooking with shishito peppers more frequently after watching your videos! I love them. I like a mild spicy, and they are perfect. I even made "jalapeno poppers" but with shishito peppers instead and they were amazing!
I clicked this video out of pure curiosity and ended up watching the whole thing from beginning to end....something about watching food (especially good foods like this!) being cooked is so enthralling. Your husband is one of the luckiest men in the world, excellent content ♥
@@Conn30Mtenor well you know what I mean lol, he’s lucky to be with someone who treats him so well. Unfortunately I’ve seen good men and women who are treated poorly by their companion
Ah this video made me realise how hard my mother works. Like preparing food everyday for us while still managing her professional life (medical field since a year n half, she was in educational stuff earlier for 9 years), taking care of dad, me and my younger sibling it must be so hectic. She leaves early morning, returns by twilight. Never takes a day off even when she's sick. Fulfills our wishes and needs. Keeps our family together. It's been 20 years of her marriage. I love her. Parents are such amazing creatures, they sacrifice everything for their kids. I'm so grateful to my mom and dad. They deserve all the love and care in the world. I want to give them so much happiness. I will. Definitely. Edit: at this point I'm sick of ppl in the replies, like you just can't appreciate your family member without your whole family being judged and being made stupid assumptions of. My parents have divided the household chores since years. While my mom does the cooking, dad does laundry, cleaning, helping my sibling with studies and other stuff to help Mom out. They do the whatever they personally find more suitable and look out for each other. They're both equally hardworking and loving. It's not my problem that you find this very typical or smth. In our culture, the entire family helps each other in whatever ways they can. Pls just scroll away if you don't like my comment, no need to drop in negative stuff.💀For Pete's sake stop assuming things and then jumping onto conclusions of your liking, using whatever fits your narrative.
Thank you for your videos!! Felt so inspired I created a whole Japanese feast for my family tonight. I made panko crusted trout with tartar sauce, mushroom oysters wrapped in pork belly, seasoned rice, shishitos, and an amazing dashi kombu chowder with sweet potatoes and mushrooms and bacon. Thank you for your videos!! I’m feeling so inspired to make more Japanese food.
Katsudon is my favorite Japanese dish! It's one of the few proper meals I know how to cook because I didn't want to have to spend money on takeout whenever I'm in the mood to eat it. Even my family enjoys it now! So I got super excited when I saw the title lmao!!
I got into watching your videos during our third lockdown last year and just watching you cook for your family has helped me manage stress better than a ton of other things I've tried. It's so calming and peaceful, and I love seeing all the yummy stuff you make. Thanks for sharing your recipes and a little bit of your life with us! 💖
I recently found your channel and have been obsessed with your videos they’re so calming and really make my day. When I’m stressed out and need to relax this is where I come. This also got me cooking lunches for my wifebento now haha so she appreciates you very much as well!
I just got into cooking and baking and wanted to eat more mindfully. I started with all these super healthy foods and stayed away from many "unhealthy" things but a wonderful dietitian just recently said, "Look what you can add not subtract from your food!" And your recipes are just so tasty! You truly inspired me to go with the flow while cooking and I enjoy it so much more! East Asian cuisine is just something I fell in love with. I mean it is such a broad subject but somehow my stomach agrees more with it than my local cuisine. Korean and Japanese food became my favorites! ❤ Thank you for your videos!
That omelet looked like a perfect fluffy pillow! It is interesting to see how recipes are adspted around the world! It never occurred to me to make a spaghetti sauce with ketchup! My mother made her own spaghetti sauce, bug I'm sure it was adapted to our tastes, just like yours is for you. No one in my family is Italian, or has even visited Italy, but we love spaghetti.
i hope that i have the energy to make something like this for my lunches someday. i can't believe you do this every day, i can't manage to even make a sandwich-in-a-box to take with me lol
Any spouse who works would be proudly be showing the bento they have when it's like this. "Hey guys, check out my wife's bento!" I'm the same with my girlfriend whenever she makes something when I do my duties at the hospital. It really lifts my mood whenever I get to the office to eat lunch and dinner and to comeback home in the morning to eat her meals. For me, life could not get better.
Its interesting to see what other parts of the world use in the same dish. I've seen a lot of videos recently from japan that use ketchup in spaghetti but my family in the USA uses a meat sauce! Reminds me of how curry can taste different depending on what country you visit. Love your bento videos and I'm happy to see your family loves them too. 😊
Lol Asians invented noodles first anyway. And Italians didn’t even start cooking with tomatoes until they came over from the Americas in the 1600s. Food is an amalgamation that doesn’t always follow cultural lines or country boundaries.
Exactly. I'm Italian but the way she makes them looks delicious. Italians do gatekeep a lot which is a shame. We all should allow to explore different cultures (while being respectful) . You do you as long as it tastes good.
i remember when my mum pack me food everyday when i was in school but now im in college and livin far from home,eating mess and hostel foods i really miss those times…this video brought me memories thnku so much 🥹❤️
To be frank (honest), I really do enjoy your videos. The way you bring the dishes to life is just...well, it's perfect, and the family interactions are admittedly wholesome when they happen :)
It's always a good day when Imamu uploads!! 🤩💖 Edit: I just finished watching the whole video. I hope baby-mamu's fully recovered from her cold! And husbento imitating Rengoku haha!!! Also don't worry Imamu, us Filipinos also use ketchup in spaghetti :P The Italians may disprove but I love ketchup spaghetti haha
I watch these videos to help me sleep, concentrate, listen to something peaceful in the background while I sew or paint, and also to help me improve my own bento-making. I was a little distracted while watching and when I heard the Rengoku impression I jumped in excitement haha! Your videos have been a great source of joy for months for me and I love to see the sweet content of your family too! Favorite channel ever!!!!😸
After watching this video I started to think about my own life. What a wonderful family they have created. On the other hand I'm thinking that I will never get a good relationship. As a giver person in the relationships it sounds like it is really hard to bound with someone and equally give everything for your love.
I have been practicing cooking Japanese food more often when I cook since I discovered you! I can make good tamagoyaki now! And ai can roll it with chopsticks! So hard to do but very fun! Thank you for being an inspiration!
Hi Imamu! I love watching you cook! It’s so relaxing and comforting. :) I think it’s amazing that you make so many fresh meals for your family. Your husband and daughter are lucky to have you for sure! Thank you for sharing it all looks delicious! 😋😍
My son and I have been using the statement "umai!" From Demon Slayer, when Rengoku declares how delicious the bento box is. Lol I imagine thats what ur referring to when u spoke about ur husband. ❤😊
Your husband is a lucky man! I hope he appreciates these gorgeous bento box lunches you make. I don’t know how you come up with the inspiration for new husbentos! Love your daughter too!
I think the potato salad croquettes looked amazing 😋 Everything looked amazing 🤩, now my husband wants me to make it 😂Thank you for another wonderful Vlog
For me, spaghetti, rice and croquette each can act as the main dish. I am always surprised with the combo of ramen and rice when I watched Japanese food videos.
The first full bento I ever assembled had salted salmon, tamagoyaki, and spinach salad, so that one gives me warm fuzzies. 🥰 Also, there’s no coffee in Starbucks’ matcha latte. You could ask them to add a shot if you really wanted to, but I can’t imagine it would taste very good.
Thank you so much for your videos! They have gotten me to cook regularly and my co-workers love the pay off of getting to have home-cooked food at the office. Your recipes are always fantastic!
Wow, so many delicious meals. I am loving that rectangular pan and the little pot with the lid with a hole and a peg for lifting the lid. Just the right size for the ingredients. I am definitely trying some of these recipes, especially the delicious looking miso soup.
6:30 my mom used to do something similar when serving grapefruit, to make it easier to remove the fruit she used to take a pairing knife and slice between the skin and the fruit segments (she actually did the same with each segment so we could remove them individually). That makes it much easier to scoop out if you want to hollow out the skin 👍🏾
This kind of spaghetti is popular in other places too. In the Caribbean and Latin America we make a seasoned spaghetti with sausage or salami, and more popularly hot dogs in the US. We usually use a mix of tomato paste and tomato sauce (which is essentially ketchup without the added spices. lol) very yummy and even better cold the day after cooking!
You're family is SOOO ADORABLE! I like watching you guys sit down and eat as a family! My children's friends stayed over and they liked that we sat at the dinner table to eat, no electronics allowed at the table! It surprised me that neither child's family did that!
In the Eastern part of Germany there is a dish exactly like your spaghetti ketchup sausage recipe😁🍽 They just use macaroni rather than spaghetti and a different type of sausage... but other than that it's exactly the same🌟
Watching your videos has inspired me to get back into cooking! I just tried making katsudon for the first time tonight and it worked out fairly well! I want to try making bento for myself for work more often next year too :)
I love using ketchp and soy sauce for the sauce! It adds the perfect sweetness without being overpowering. My eomma (Korean for mom) uses both ketchup and marinara sauce to make pasta all the time. I tried it with just ketchup and soy sauce and kina like it better!
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The "UMAI" made me laugh so hard and I directly had the reference 🔥 That dessert seemed really fresh and... really UMAI
I had that reference too. *hehe* 👺🔥
I laughed too ,so hard that I cry( Rengoku-San 😿). Man, where can I marry someone like this I wanted all the Bento!
@@jenjirayaphakdi8733 S T O P it's hurt 💖💔 my heart still broken till this day... 😭
same😭👌
Rengoku-Aniki! ❤️🔥
I'm 100% positive that Rengoku also agrees with your husband.
100%
UMAI
UMAI!!
umai
without a doubt.
His Rengoku impression was spot on!
lmaoo i know right
I like the English "TASTY" afterwards, too 😂
Omg i immediately knew it was Rengoku haha
i KNEW immediately lol so good
@@kristin7146 yeah
If life goes a planned and my girlfriend and I end up going to college together, I want to make her food like this every day. Thank you for giving me ideas so I can dream :)
Aww that’s so cute! I hope things go well for you and your gf
No dream, just do
@@wisheart88 this is my favorite comment
@@wisheart88 that's a good tshirt right there
Same bud...
Watching how carefully you put your husband’s lunch together made me think of preparing lunches for my husband to take to work so many years ago! I thought of making his lunch as an act of love.
Aww, that is so sweet 😍 I wish you and your husband all the happiness and joy.
where does one gets wife like you?
@@anshukumar5948 same question
only if it's mutual cooking, otherwise it's more of a subordination
@@Tijaxtolan please get lost into the nether realm and be banished from humanity forever. And dont have kids
Her husband must feel so lucky to have a wife that cooks delicious meals for him. It’s amazing how delicious all this food looks.
Literally dont remember the last time my wife made me lunch.
@@slamex Ahahahahahhahahaaha
@@slamex idk if thats sad or funny💀
@@Moonmin13 Dont worry, i'm still trying to figure it out myself
@@slamex god bless you man wish you the best
I've never even seen their faces, but I love this whole family so much. They seem really joyful and it is contagious - I only wish them pure happiness forever. Imamu's videos are so wholesome and full of life ♥
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It is a youtube video it has to be joyful lol.
@@vuedanto8576 there are so many youtube videos and not so many are joyful :D think twice.
A week of special lunch just for the viewers, then back to daily fast food
@@Lucifer-fj7mg if daily fast food is normal to you then that's a bit sad
Just when I was feeling down. This is all I need to have a good day.
Agree 🥰
I agree too. Her videos always cheer me up!
Same girl💯
Amen ⭐️
I hope you feel better! 🤍
Your husband making a kimetsu no yaiba reference just makes this video golden.
She deserves her own cooking show
were watching it! lol
I love this!
And your husband is clearly a Demon Slayer fan ehehehhe
UMAI
@對不起，謝謝。 🤓
@對不起，謝謝。 that's pretty nice but I can never be hardcore like you but I just thought a word... cuddlingous I know it sus
@@acht467 7:47
UMAI
It's like a love letter to your husband every time 🙂💕
Aww yes
its so nice it makes me ashamed of my feelings lol
You are spot on!!!
💕
@@slyatski No disrespect but if someone can’t cook a basic dish then they failed as a human. It’s survival to know how to cook. Not disrespecting your wife or anything but it’s the honest truth.
I absolutely looove everything you make, I'm latina and our diet mostly consists of rice alongside meat and side dishes, I have a deep love of asian food and cuisine and have an isanse collection of asian spices and seasonings so I cook a lot of these types of food for both my younger sister and me for our school/univeristy lunches, she LOOOOVES these. I've also love how much more variety I get from veggies and proteins with these recipes!
Your sister is very fortunate to have you cook for her. I've always taken my mother's cooking for granted and now that I moved out to another city to attend college I miss it soooo much ;-;
I love that you made cuts to the pork loin before cooking. Done so nonchalantly, but that is an expert-level trick to not have them curl up when cooked in a pan. Also, used to work in a Japanese restaurant, and we also poked holes into shishito peppers before pan roasting them. For all the humility you express, and that we love, in your videos. You really are a lot more boss than one might seem. I respect that. Imamu = expert level.
I love how he compliments your food. It’s honestly so adorable.
I have started cooking with shishito peppers more frequently after watching your videos! I love them. I like a mild spicy, and they are perfect. I even made "jalapeno poppers" but with shishito peppers instead and they were amazing!
oooo that sounds so yummy! i love shishito peppers
That sounds delicious!
Eating ししとう/Shishito is like Russian Roulette. Out of every 5 or 10 there is a hot one.
@@atsukorichards1675 i’ve been obsessed with jalapenos and it feels like it’s a jalapeno roulette right now with the seasons slowly changing!
@@atsukorichards1675 yeah but wouldn't you be able to smell how hot it was if it's something you're really worried about? I don't eat peppers so idk 😅
Your uploads are all comfy and relaxing to watch.
Keep up the good work!
IMAMU HAS LANDED I REPEAT IMAMU HAS LANDED TT TT- ANOTHER YUMMY LUNCHBOX FOR THIS WEEK
I clicked this video out of pure curiosity and ended up watching the whole thing from beginning to end....something about watching food (especially good foods like this!) being cooked is so enthralling. Your husband is one of the luckiest men in the world, excellent content ♥
Not lucky- they're a partnership. He works hard for his family and is a good provider.
@@Conn30Mtenor well you know what I mean lol, he’s lucky to be with someone who treats him so well. Unfortunately I’ve seen good men and women who are treated poorly by their companion
it's such a blessing to have and be a wife who puts so much love and effort into feeding her family. I love this channel.
Having a later dinner, this is the perfect video to watch while eating!
Hope you have a nice meal! ✨
I was a Starbucks barista, there's no coffee in the matcha latte!
No coffee but there is caffeine
@@maijacolbourne8057 there’s caffeine in green tea
With everything going on in the world right now, your videos help me to calm down and ease my anxiety. Thank you, Imamu!
Ah this video made me realise how hard my mother works. Like preparing food everyday for us while still managing her professional life (medical field since a year n half, she was in educational stuff earlier for 9 years), taking care of dad, me and my younger sibling it must be so hectic. She leaves early morning, returns by twilight. Never takes a day off even when she's sick. Fulfills our wishes and needs. Keeps our family together. It's been 20 years of her marriage. I love her. Parents are such amazing creatures, they sacrifice everything for their kids. I'm so grateful to my mom and dad. They deserve all the love and care in the world. I want to give them so much happiness. I will. Definitely.
Edit: at this point I'm sick of ppl in the replies, like you just can't appreciate your family member without your whole family being judged and being made stupid assumptions of.
My parents have divided the household chores since years. While my mom does the cooking, dad does laundry, cleaning, helping my sibling with studies and other stuff to help Mom out. They do the whatever they personally find more suitable and look out for each other. They're both equally hardworking and loving. It's not my problem that you find this very typical or smth. In our culture, the entire family helps each other in whatever ways they can.
Pls just scroll away if you don't like my comment, no need to drop in negative stuff.💀For Pete's sake stop assuming things and then jumping onto conclusions of your liking, using whatever fits your narrative.
@Chimera Anyone who can write a yt comment, can also mind their own business.
@Chimera who asked
@Chimera go cry about it
@Chimera ah yes another mf who just can't stfu and has to attack any random effin person they meet
@Chimera ppl like you make me love thanos more and more each day
Thank you for your videos!! Felt so inspired I created a whole Japanese feast for my family tonight. I made panko crusted trout with tartar sauce, mushroom oysters wrapped in pork belly, seasoned rice, shishitos, and an amazing dashi kombu chowder with sweet potatoes and mushrooms and bacon. Thank you for your videos!! I’m feeling so inspired to make more Japanese food.
Katsudon is my favorite Japanese dish! It's one of the few proper meals I know how to cook because I didn't want to have to spend money on takeout whenever I'm in the mood to eat it. Even my family enjoys it now! So I got super excited when I saw the title lmao!!
Watching her video and seeing how wholesome her family is feels very healing ☺️
I got into watching your videos during our third lockdown last year and just watching you cook for your family has helped me manage stress better than a ton of other things I've tried. It's so calming and peaceful, and I love seeing all the yummy stuff you make. Thanks for sharing your recipes and a little bit of your life with us! 💖
I recently found your channel and have been obsessed with your videos they’re so calming and really make my day. When I’m stressed out and need to relax this is where I come. This also got me cooking lunches for my wifebento now haha so she appreciates you very much as well!
That wife’s a keeper right there. And I am too, someday I’ll have a grateful husband who I’ll be happy to make lunch for
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@@tbkmercury4157 Age
Age
@@diojoestar3876 age
Wholesome. Hope you can find them.
I started livin on my own now. Can't wait to try some of your recipes
The way he said “UMAI” like Rengoku from Demon Slayer made my heart smile! Your kiddo is soooo cute too and she reminds me a lot of my daughter!
Your husband ‘umai’ is same as rengoku from kimetsu no yaiba 👍🏻👍🏻
I was just about to say this! 🖖
Yup!
Her saying cartoon character killed me 😭
@@kurikar its just short for animation
@@kao4339 anime is just short for "animation" in Japanese 😅
the way that your husband and daughter were so excitedly waiting for dessert was so cute
I just got into cooking and baking and wanted to eat more mindfully. I started with all these super healthy foods and stayed away from many "unhealthy" things but a wonderful dietitian just recently said, "Look what you can add not subtract from your food!" And your recipes are just so tasty! You truly inspired me to go with the flow while cooking and I enjoy it so much more! East Asian cuisine is just something I fell in love with. I mean it is such a broad subject but somehow my stomach agrees more with it than my local cuisine. Korean and Japanese food became my favorites! ❤ Thank you for your videos!
"My whole Katsudon life is flashing now" 😂 Very cute too.
That omelet looked like a perfect fluffy pillow! It is interesting to see how recipes are adspted around the world! It never occurred to me to make a spaghetti sauce with ketchup! My mother made her own spaghetti sauce, bug I'm sure it was adapted to our tastes, just like yours is for you. No one in my family is Italian, or has even visited Italy, but we love spaghetti.
Your little family is so precious and your bentos are always so beautiful! Thank you for sharing them with us! 💜
her laugh is the most motherly laugh I've ever heard
i hope that i have the energy to make something like this for my lunches someday. i can't believe you do this every day, i can't manage to even make a sandwich-in-a-box to take with me lol
We love to see a Rengoku fan and a wholesome week in the same video ^_^ Imamu, you are amazing!
I’ve been feeling really anxious lately with all the war and everything and this helped me calm down a little, you never disappoint thank you
Yay I finish a 12 hour night shift and get to unwind with Imamu and her adorable family:)
Hope you get lots of rest! 🤍
Any spouse who works would be proudly be showing the bento they have when it's like this.
"Hey guys, check out my wife's bento!"
I'm the same with my girlfriend whenever she makes something when I do my duties at the hospital. It really lifts my mood whenever I get to the office to eat lunch and dinner and to comeback home in the morning to eat her meals.
For me, life could not get better.
Its interesting to see what other parts of the world use in the same dish. I've seen a lot of videos recently from japan that use ketchup in spaghetti but my family in the USA uses a meat sauce! Reminds me of how curry can taste different depending on what country you visit.
Love your bento videos and I'm happy to see your family loves them too. 😊
wow, I am super impressed by how you cook every day for your husband and daughter! Salute to you mann!!
Spaghetti doesn’t always need to be Italian, so long as it tastes good!
😡
Lol Asians invented noodles first anyway. And Italians didn’t even start cooking with tomatoes until they came over from the Americas in the 1600s. Food is an amalgamation that doesn’t always follow cultural lines or country boundaries.
Exactly. I'm Italian but the way she makes them looks delicious. Italians do gatekeep a lot which is a shame. We all should allow to explore different cultures (while being respectful) . You do you as long as it tastes good.
Agree! Maybe because I am Asian, I am personally prefer spaghetti with ketchup like this lady make better
Dessert pasta is underrated.
As someone with Italian heritage, I would LOVE to try Japanese spaghetti!!! It looks so good! I'm also just a big fan of mushrooms and onion so... 😊😋
😋😋
I second this! It looks unique but balanced. As Long as the pasta is respected i am happy 😌
You and your little family are so cute! Especially with your interactions with your husband and daughter. The commentary is lovely too.
i remember when my mum pack me food everyday when i was in school but now im in college and livin far from home,eating mess and hostel foods i really miss those times…this video brought me memories thnku so much 🥹❤️
Learn to make the same she did!
To be frank (honest), I really do enjoy your videos. The way you bring the dishes to life is just...well, it's perfect, and the family interactions are admittedly wholesome when they happen :)
"I guess husbento survived somehow" hahahahahaha! Also, your daughter is soooooo cute learning how to use chopsticks :)
It's always a good day when Imamu uploads!! 🤩💖
Edit: I just finished watching the whole video. I hope baby-mamu's fully recovered from her cold! And husbento imitating Rengoku haha!!! Also don't worry Imamu, us Filipinos also use ketchup in spaghetti :P The Italians may disprove but I love ketchup spaghetti haha
I love how real this channel is and I just keep coming back to the content randomly. Gives me motivation
It's so beautiful to me, how you put so much love and effort into your family's meals. You inspire me!
Using the leftover potato salad to make croquettes is such a good idea! 😍
the UMAI made me laugh a lot 😂 I’m glad husbento shows his appreciation for your cooking as much as Rengoku-san does
I watch these videos to help me sleep, concentrate, listen to something peaceful in the background while I sew or paint, and also to help me improve my own bento-making. I was a little distracted while watching and when I heard the Rengoku impression I jumped in excitement haha! Your videos have been a great source of joy for months for me and I love to see the sweet content of your family too! Favorite channel ever!!!!😸
After watching this video I started to think about my own life. What a wonderful family they have created. On the other hand I'm thinking that I will never get a good relationship. As a giver person in the relationships it sounds like it is really hard to bound with someone and equally give everything for your love.
As an Italian, that pennette salad rocks! In southern Italy pasta salad is a really common thing, especially in hot seasons. I'll make it for sure!
Imamu and her husband are both so cute. ❤️
I’m learning Japanese on Duolingo and I love hearing the tiny snippets of conversation
I have been practicing cooking Japanese food more often when I cook since I discovered you!
I can make good tamagoyaki now! And ai can roll it with chopsticks! So hard to do but very fun!
Thank you for being an inspiration!
For me, the omelet was cooked perfectly! Too many times I've seen where the egg is burned or over-cooked. You have a lucky husband! Great job!
Hi Imamu! I love watching you cook! It’s so relaxing and comforting. :) I think it’s amazing that you make so many fresh meals for your family. Your husband and daughter are lucky to have you for sure! Thank you for sharing it all looks delicious! 😋😍
"Let's survive another week" with that happy face and chill music makes me feel so good! That made my morning ^-^
My son and I have been using the statement "umai!" From Demon Slayer, when Rengoku declares how delicious the bento box is. Lol I imagine thats what ur referring to when u spoke about ur husband. ❤😊
PFFFFT to hear your husband try saying "TASTY!" like "UMAI" was great. Your family is wonderful
Good to see more Imamu, and your husband's impression of Rengoku was spot on!
This is so far beyond what I would actually do for a lunch, but it is incredibly admirable for "special day" goals.
Your husband is a lucky man! I hope he appreciates these gorgeous bento box lunches you make. I don’t know how you come up with the inspiration for new husbentos! Love your daughter too!
Find yourself a partner that will unashamedly yell "UMAI!" when eating your tasty creations. This is the perfect plan.
The Friday bento looked like something from Food Wars! I love the rice layering, I was salivating through the entire thing
Uh, I love the orange jelly and the croquette made of potatoe salad! I have to try it, too.
You should do a cook book! :)
I Love Watching Your Videos From Cooking To Packing Lunch Boxes 😃 😊
Your husband is one lucky man and your such a great wife for all the effort you put into his bentos! 🍱
Katsudon is love; Katsudon is life! I ate that almost daily when I was in Fukuoka 🤤
I think the potato salad croquettes looked amazing 😋 Everything looked amazing 🤩, now my husband wants me to make it 😂Thank you for another wonderful Vlog
Love your videos!! You are a great TH-camr, wife, mother! Thanks for another amazing video!! ♥️
I can feel the love through your husbentos, I feel inspired to try some of your recipes! Thank you ❤️
haha your husband is so cute yelling “UMAI” and then “TASTY” 😂😂😂it’s like my boy he’s always hungry so when he gets food he gets super excited
For me, spaghetti, rice and croquette each can act as the main dish. I am always surprised with the combo of ramen and rice when I watched Japanese food videos.
The amount of care to the presentation really elevates how delicious this foods looks.
I always look forward ur videos every weeks. Thank you for the idea ❤️
I'm not sure how I got here, but this is one of the most wholesome things I've ever seen.
Your husband should be the happiest ppl in this world, having someone who cares about him this way👏
I could drink Kewpies out of the bottle. Love that stuff.
You speak the same love language as my wife - cooking. Every lunch is like a love note.
The first full bento I ever assembled had salted salmon, tamagoyaki, and spinach salad, so that one gives me warm fuzzies. 🥰 Also, there’s no coffee in Starbucks’ matcha latte. You could ask them to add a shot if you really wanted to, but I can’t imagine it would taste very good.
Coffee shops around here have something called a "military" latte, which is both matcha and coffee. It's good!
aaaaa yes my weekly serotonin booster ☺️☺️ ive been dealing with a lot of academic stress so im gonna wind down with this hehe thank u imamu!!
Thank you so much for your videos! They have gotten me to cook regularly and my co-workers love the pay off of getting to have home-cooked food at the office. Your recipes are always fantastic!
Wow, so many delicious meals. I am loving that rectangular pan and the little pot with the lid with a hole and a peg for lifting the lid. Just the right size for the ingredients. I am definitely trying some of these recipes, especially the delicious looking miso soup.
That Katsudan looks amazing! I'm drooling, and I've never had that before.
6:30 my mom used to do something similar when serving grapefruit, to make it easier to remove the fruit she used to take a pairing knife and slice between the skin and the fruit segments (she actually did the same with each segment so we could remove them individually). That makes it much easier to scoop out if you want to hollow out the skin 👍🏾
This kind of spaghetti is popular in other places too. In the Caribbean and Latin America we make a seasoned spaghetti with sausage or salami, and more popularly hot dogs in the US. We usually use a mix of tomato paste and tomato sauce (which is essentially ketchup without the added spices. lol) very yummy and even better cold the day after cooking!
I hope your husband knows how lucky he is to have food made with love every day!
You're family is SOOO ADORABLE! I like watching you guys sit down and eat as a family! My children's friends stayed over and they liked that we sat at the dinner table to eat, no electronics allowed at the table! It surprised me that neither child's family did that!
In the Eastern part of Germany there is a dish exactly like your spaghetti ketchup sausage recipe😁🍽 They just use macaroni rather than spaghetti and a different type of sausage... but other than that it's exactly the same🌟
Watching your videos has inspired me to get back into cooking! I just tried making katsudon for the first time tonight and it worked out fairly well! I want to try making bento for myself for work more often next year too :)
I love using ketchp and soy sauce for the sauce! It adds the perfect sweetness without being overpowering. My eomma (Korean for mom) uses both ketchup and marinara sauce to make pasta all the time. I tried it with just ketchup and soy sauce and kina like it better!
Whenever I want to relax after work, I just watch your videos Imamu. Thank You for existing.
Greets from Spain
Thank you for taking care of your family with such love and care!