Satoshi is always the most gracious gentleman, filming either his partner or his partner and guest while they eat first. Thank you for your generous nature Satoshi!
I feel like we got a cool behind the scenes look when seeing Satoshi being camera and audio guy! It must have been so hard watching everyone else eat while working. Thank you for another unique ramen tour!
I love Satoshi’s enthusiasm and Shinichi’s way of describing the food... Frank is great too! Hope to see him again soon! PS: I would love to see more interaction as you talk about the food while you eat them... :)
The rich and dense tsukemen dipping sauce was so gratifying to watch...and it made want eat a bowl of peanut sauce with my noodles! Thank you so much for this amazing video!!!
The game actually has three names. The first one is "guess what part is poisoned." The second is called "worth it anyway, (almost)." The third is called "the gaijin ingredient."
This gave me ideas to try and make tsukemen. That thick broth looked heavenly. :) I like Frank - he fits really well with you two and the way you gentlemen interact with foods; just like you two, he doesn't say something is "bad", but "different". To me, I feel that it's bad manners to say "ew, gross!" to food and I love how none of you do that - even when the food is really not to your taste. ^_^ I would definitely sign up for one of his tours if I ever make it to Japan and he is still doing them.
In Japan I eat what I'm offered even if I really don't like it - it's impolite to criticize it, but even more so to refuse to eat it once it has been served. I just don't order it again or go back there. Chefs and cooks there put not just their skill but often their passion into what they create for you, and you should respect it IMO.
@@lesbianfarm Banana's are actually really popular savory food in traditional Hispanic cooking. It's used in a lot of Puerto Rican recipes, either in stews or fried. Usually they use the green banana (not to be confused with Plantains, very similar but actually different fruits) though, but regular yellow banana's are used sometimes too. In their unripened form, they're actually very starch-y and quite similar to potatoes and used in similar fashion.
Wonderful video, fun watching Satoshi film in the mirror😜.. But will pass on the banana and ice cream concoction.... Yup... It was unique! Thanks for having Frank on again😊👍🏻❤️🇨🇦
made some instant cheap RAMEN as i watched..I add cheese,garlic salt,crushed red pepper,2 kinds of hot sauce,and a splash of soy sauce...i have added onions,scallions "green onions", jalapenos,chicken, and other things before as well..Sure would like to try some REAL Asian Ramen though..Thanks for another video guys.
lol 10:10 Satoshi reminds me of the audio guy forever in the background of most Buzzfeed videos. 😊 My favourite in this video was definitely the tsukemen. Would *love* to see your take on the thick soup with a #crazytheme you provided at 2 CHOME TSUKEMEN GACHI Side note: Isn't Frank unbearably personable?! He must be amazing on his food tours!
I was thinking, shame it was raining... But it's always a good day for ramen! And cheese in ramen is so good... even for breakfast ;) Damn, I'm hungry now
Fascinating coffee ramen! What next? Cinnamon ramen? So fun watching these adventures really enjoyed. Frank as well! I hope to watch more collabs in the future! That super spicy ramen shop was wild! Perhaps a rechallenge! Just kidding! U guys r great!! Keep up the great job!!!!
I still can't imagine what the coffee ramen actually tastes like, as some of those flavors aren't ones I would ever think to mix. Of course, if I manage to get back to Tokyo at some point, I'll have to try it.
Cheese with Ramen? Coffee with banana, ice cream and ramen? Is this some kind of 'Heston Blumenthal' sorcery! Lol Thanks for showing us these gems guys! Loved your commentary and reactions as always and your friend was a treat to watch as well! :)
Who would have thought there is a Coffee Ramen? I think it's very much a novelty item but you all seemed to eat it with no strong reaction to the taste. It's always good to have those experiences to educate your palate to unique flavour combinations
You’re killing me! New subscriber and I love you! I live in California and my 2 wishes for visiting Japan are seeing cherry blossoms and eating ramen twice a day. Never dreamed there is a ramen tour. Frank, I will be booking several tours, hopefully next blossom season.
Can't wait to be able to travel. My sister went to Korea as a exchange student. When I saw the pictures I fell in love with anything asian. Love from VA.
Great video. Excellent! You know, I love to eat Ramen soup, with cheese. But I put parmesan cheese on it... That was really interesting to see that restaurant serve Ramen soup with cheese. I love that. 💙
Not sure I'm into the coffee ramen, sounds a bit too crazy (and also I don't like coffee), but the cheese ramen and the Gachi tsukemen looks absolutely amazing.
For the first ramen I was thinking: Ramen Kakigori? No way it will melt XD 本当 かき氷みたい! But the coffee Ramen blew my mind! Real ice cream! And the mayo-banana.... O.o you're such a brave men. At the 2nd restaurant we saw Satoshi on the mirror XD he can't eat holding the camera and the mic XD poor Satoshi
I love ramen. After I watched your several episodes if ramen vlog, i decide to visit some if the nicest ramen restaurants next time I go to Japan. thank you both.
Thanks for the ramentour. Satoshi looked so happy when he tast the coffeeramen😊. The mirrors, a nice detail, you can see satoshi filming. Thanks to Frank.
I love Ramen reviews. You guys work well together. Only problem: I’m in the states in an area that is ramen poor! I have to buy the kits and try to make it. But it’s better than nothing.
Loving this video as well as the other two, at least Frank and Satoshi didn't suffer like they did on the second Ramen Noodle Tour, I love all of the food related videos, they just make me hungry. Great job guys thanks to all of you I really enjoyed this video, see you again, bye for now.
Great video. Another chapter in the ongoing story of TabiEats as the greatest 21st century guide to all of the cool ways to experience Japanese food and culture.
I loved the theme and kudos to you for going out in the rain to make a video! Frank seems like a very nice guy - very smart and very articulate. He probably writes an excellent blog too! His screen presence is more British in style and very low key, which is different from the folksie Shinichi and funny Satoshi. I think Frank would make a great straight man in a comedy team.
I don't know if you've talked about this before but if not, could you go into why certain ramen get certain type noodles? I'm really curious if there's a reason for it or just because. Lol thanks! This video made me so hungry for ramen 😭
Satoshi is always the most gracious gentleman, filming either his partner or his partner and guest while they eat first. Thank you for your generous nature Satoshi!
Such a beautiful man. I love him deeply and wish everything beautiful for him.
Indeed! I love them both ❤️
I 100% agree!!
The gentleman with the hat and heavier accent I for some reason really enjoy. Perhaps his very happy and laughing personality
I could listen to Satoshi describe food all day. Amazing.
I feel like we got a cool behind the scenes look when seeing Satoshi being camera and audio guy! It must have been so hard watching everyone else eat while working. Thank you for another unique ramen tour!
Okay, because of you guys I signed up for one of Frank's Ultimate Ramen Tours while I am in Tokyo. Really looking forward to it! :D
Enjoy and don’t forget to let him know you saw him on Tabieats!
How was the tour?
@@kb16kb I enjoyed it! 😁
Where can you book one of Frank's tours? That would interest me very much
@@Naidaverbena but with the current lockdown in Tokyo, there might not be any tours at the moment.
I love Satoshi’s enthusiasm and Shinichi’s way of describing the food... Frank is great too! Hope to see him again soon!
PS: I would love to see more interaction as you talk about the food while you eat them... :)
The rich and dense tsukemen dipping sauce was so gratifying to watch...and it made want eat a bowl of peanut sauce with my noodles!
Thank you so much for this amazing video!!!
I'm loving your content guys, as a Japanese language learner and a food lover these videos are a real pleasure to watch!
16:34 "Look, this is cute face!" THAT'S JIGSAW!!!
I thought that face looked familiar!
I think it looks like a cute chicken. Maybe the naruto cheeks is Jigsaw-ish :p
That was my first thought when I saw the thumbnail.
LaNoir lmao. I thought the same thing just looking at the thumbnail.
😂😂😂
The game actually has three names. The first one is "guess what part is poisoned." The second is called "worth it anyway, (almost)." The third is called "the gaijin ingredient."
I love the collaboration with Frank!
This series is the best and the food looks stunning and great hope you do a Ramen Tour across other Japan Prefactures
rainy day + ramen = awesome
The moment at the beginning and end summary where you both are under the umbrella was so beautiful. Perfect day for a soup adventure. Thanks
The people need much more of of this series and Frank. Love it.
This gave me ideas to try and make tsukemen. That thick broth looked heavenly. :)
I like Frank - he fits really well with you two and the way you gentlemen interact with foods; just like you two, he doesn't say something is "bad", but "different". To me, I feel that it's bad manners to say "ew, gross!" to food and I love how none of you do that - even when the food is really not to your taste. ^_^
I would definitely sign up for one of his tours if I ever make it to Japan and he is still doing them.
In Japan I eat what I'm offered even if I really don't like it - it's impolite to criticize it, but even more so to refuse to eat it once it has been served. I just don't order it again or go back there. Chefs and cooks there put not just their skill but often their passion into what they create for you, and you should respect it IMO.
the banana mayo sandwich is a traditional southern thing in the US, a classic combo
I love his discovery and observation that it turned the banana into a savory food.
@@lesbianfarm Banana's are actually really popular savory food in traditional Hispanic cooking. It's used in a lot of Puerto Rican recipes, either in stews or fried. Usually they use the green banana (not to be confused with Plantains, very similar but actually different fruits) though, but regular yellow banana's are used sometimes too. In their unripened form, they're actually very starch-y and quite similar to potatoes and used in similar fashion.
This was OUTSTANDING! So great. Shinichi you should take your mom to one or 2 of these places!!! Frank was so great too.🥰
All the Ramen looked delicious. Frank is not a bad "shop finder", great job Frank. 👍
Wonderful video, fun watching Satoshi film in the mirror😜.. But will pass on the banana and ice cream concoction.... Yup... It was unique! Thanks for having Frank on again😊👍🏻❤️🇨🇦
I agree; no bananas and ice cream in my ramen.
Well considering I'm allergic to bananas I wouldn't be able to eat it anyway.
This was a great series of Ramen! Thanks Frank! Thanks for sharing even in the rain! 👍 ❤ ❤ ❤
Satoshi you're a beautiful soul! Keep shining!
made some instant cheap RAMEN as i watched..I add cheese,garlic salt,crushed red pepper,2 kinds of hot sauce,and a splash of soy sauce...i have added onions,scallions "green onions", jalapenos,chicken, and other things before as well..Sure would like to try some REAL Asian Ramen though..Thanks for another video guys.
Great chemistry with Frank.Really enjpyed the series.
Satoshi and the coffee ramen = ❤❤
Experimental ramen! Most intriguing. Great video guys 👏👏👏
Thank you! Got off early and now I get to watch you guys while I have a beer!
lol 10:10 Satoshi reminds me of the audio guy forever in the background of most Buzzfeed videos. 😊 My favourite in this video was definitely the tsukemen.
Would *love* to see your take on the thick soup with a #crazytheme you provided at 2 CHOME TSUKEMEN GACHI
Side note: Isn't Frank unbearably personable?! He must be amazing on his food tours!
XD
Interesting variety! Thanks 🙏🏾
Love all the videos❤️
Thank you guys. Crazy is good in my book!
You both are great gentlemen. Thank you.
what perfect weather for ramen!
I love the way satoshi says "onion" :)
Coffee ramen would be great breakfast combo 😂
Alan Wong coffee broth with chocolate ramen noodles!
Alan Wong: WITH BACON!!!
I need satoshi to narrate everything in my life haha
Love your channel so much 💘
Another great epic ramen video adventure! So Crazy! So interesting! Coffee ramen?! I would love to try it all! Frank is amazing, too!
IDK why but Frank reminds me of Jerry Seinfeld for some weird reason
Omg! I was just going to say that, too!
LOL
The hair, long face, and shirt style
Eurasian Jerry Seinfeld :)
He actually reminds me a bit of Keanu Reeves.
I was thinking, shame it was raining... But it's always a good day for ramen! And cheese in ramen is so good... even for breakfast ;) Damn, I'm hungry now
Love your videos paul! Yes rain and ramen go together great!
Very interesting ramen creations 😍😍
great series! hope to see Frank back soon.
We just gonna ignore that good music playin in the background at that first restaurant?!
Haha I could tell it was Eminem rapping and I'm dying. How weird
My best guess is that they put the other music on top of it to avoid a copyright claim...
Great ramen tour guys they all looked great
Fascinating coffee ramen! What next? Cinnamon ramen?
So fun watching these adventures really enjoyed. Frank as well! I hope to watch more collabs in the future! That super spicy ramen shop was wild! Perhaps a rechallenge! Just kidding! U guys r great!! Keep up the great job!!!!
I am feeling a bit under the weather, so this video came in perfect time!
It looks sooooo good !! Thank you for make us traveling through you ! Much much love from France ! 😍😍😍😍
Wow!!!! What a Unique Ramen!!! Hands Down for you Guys!!! I really Love it!!!
the editing for this is wonderful.
I still can't imagine what the coffee ramen actually tastes like, as some of those flavors aren't ones I would ever think to mix. Of course, if I manage to get back to Tokyo at some point, I'll have to try it.
Frank's ramen skills are awesome!! And he's cute as well. Good job, gentlemen!
Cheese with Ramen? Coffee with banana, ice cream and ramen? Is this some kind of 'Heston Blumenthal' sorcery! Lol
Thanks for showing us these gems guys! Loved your commentary and reactions as always and your friend was a treat to watch as well! :)
You guys are amazing!
Hi Shinichi and Satoshi good to see you thanks for sharing this ramen 🍜
You guys making me hungry! Love Ramen show. Excelent video!!! Xoxo
Who would have thought there is a Coffee Ramen? I think it's very much a novelty item but you all seemed to eat it with no strong reaction to the taste. It's always good to have those experiences to educate your palate to unique flavour combinations
You’re killing me! New subscriber and I love you! I live in California and my 2 wishes for visiting Japan are seeing cherry blossoms and eating ramen twice a day. Never dreamed there is a ramen tour. Frank, I will be booking several tours, hopefully next blossom season.
Love your videos
Can't wait to be able to travel. My sister went to Korea as a exchange student. When I saw the pictures I fell in love with anything asian. Love from VA.
It was a great adventure in ramen!
Great video. Excellent! You know, I love to eat Ramen soup, with cheese. But I put parmesan cheese on it... That was really interesting to see that restaurant serve Ramen soup with cheese. I love that. 💙
You have no idea how much I enjoy the ramenntours.... please never stop exploring!!!
The food looks good. And Frank is cute.😊
*I LOVE JAPAN.*
I want to come back to Japan and do a ramen tour!!!! Love ramen!!!
The tsukemen looks so dang good. That broth looks amazing!!!!
When I saw the picture I was like, would you like to play a game? It's called, what part is poisoned!?! Lol.
Coffee Ramen! Wow. Really enjoyed this one. I liked the first two places as well.
Hey guy's enjoy ur meal be safe God BLESS to all of u
Not sure I'm into the coffee ramen, sounds a bit too crazy (and also I don't like coffee), but the cheese ramen and the Gachi tsukemen looks absolutely amazing.
For the first ramen I was thinking: Ramen Kakigori? No way it will melt XD 本当 かき氷みたい! But the coffee Ramen blew my mind! Real ice cream! And the mayo-banana.... O.o you're such a brave men.
At the 2nd restaurant we saw Satoshi on the mirror XD he can't eat holding the camera and the mic XD poor Satoshi
I love Satoshi face in the mirror : "Bro , i want to eat too 🤤 ".
Very nice and wonderful video. Liked Frank the Rain Dance Ramen Man! 😋 Coffee ramen is such a strange and unique idea. Wowed.
I love ramen. After I watched your several episodes if ramen vlog, i decide to visit some if the nicest ramen restaurants next time I go to Japan. thank you both.
Very interesting, I would love to try the coffee ramen. I'm always willing to try something new.
Satoshi is so cool 😎
Thanks for the ramentour. Satoshi looked so happy when he tast the coffeeramen😊. The mirrors, a nice detail, you can see satoshi filming. Thanks to Frank.
I love Ramen reviews. You guys work well together. Only problem: I’m in the states in an area that is ramen poor! I have to buy the kits and try to make it. But it’s better than nothing.
Loving this video as well as the other two, at least Frank and Satoshi didn't suffer like they did on the second Ramen Noodle Tour, I love all of the food related videos, they just make me hungry. Great job guys thanks to all of you I really enjoyed this video, see you again, bye for now.
look so good
Coffee ramen? Who'd have even imagined that before besides the people that made it?
This makes me hungry :D Such delicious video :3
Wow ... it looks good.
I should try it.
Thank good video
First I thought the cheese were shaved ice.....THAT would be totally crazy
The ramen you ate at the second resturant reminded me of the pakistani dish haleem. Even the toppings were similar.
That last ramen is like a kid went nuts and threw everything they had left in the kitchen in a pot lol AWWW dancing is for fun Frank!
Dancing kung fu hustle style.
Magical mystery of ramen tour you have shown me, some are pretty hard to pump in.. thanks
Coffee an hard boiled eggs, ice cream, soy sauce, banana, salami? Sounds like a food fight.
Coffee ramen sounds absolutely wild. Not sure I'd try it but it sounds really neat! 😄
フランクさん、いいですね！紳士的でおふたりの動画の雰囲気にあってます。日本人ですがたまにフランクさんのサイト見てるので嬉しい驚きでした。シリーズ化期待してます！
Great video. Another chapter in the ongoing story of TabiEats as the greatest 21st century guide to all of the cool ways to experience Japanese food and culture.
Coffee ramen? Banana with mayo? Would love to try it once I go there!
I loved the theme and kudos to you for going out in the rain to make a video! Frank seems like a very nice guy - very smart and very articulate. He probably writes an excellent blog too! His screen presence is more British in style and very low key, which is different from the folksie Shinichi and funny Satoshi. I think Frank would make a great straight man in a comedy team.
haha. He is straight so he's perfect for the role. :)
I'm starving now!!! Still in lock down in boston massachusetts!!!
I don't know if you've talked about this before but if not, could you go into why certain ramen get certain type noodles? I'm really curious if there's a reason for it or just because. Lol thanks! This video made me so hungry for ramen 😭
Shinichi, I feel you, I'm not a morning person either.
I already had pho for lunch today, but this made me hungry for ramen for dinner
Yum I also prefer tsukemen to dip like that thick style (gravy so it sticks to my noodles better!!!! 👍
The FOMO I'm feeling right now is so real it hurts. Thanks for doing this series! Time to add onto the bucket list...
👍👌👍 great video yum yum ramen 😋
Love Frank...