I like your vids because it's a strictly no-commentary video, and you showcase the travels and the foods, unlike a lot of channels where they either walk silently or just check out the foods silently. It's like watching 2 travel channels at the same time
Awesome, that would be just the type of place I would want to go in Tokyo. $30 to $40 is not so bad, the experience would be priceless, and that eel, and green tea looks delicious!
I enjoy watching all of your videos. The travel videos. The airline videos. And a Food videos. I love everywhere you take me! Thank you so much for sharing and for taking the time to film so beautifully.
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood ❤️ You are always more than welcome po. ❤️ Your videos are a ray of sunshine in a gloomy rainy day. ❤️ Hope you are doing well and completely healed po. Keep safe and please take care always po. My ❤️💜 love to you, Shinichi and to Satoshi. ❤️❤️❤️ P.S. The word "po" is a sign of respect in our country, the Philippines 🇵🇭 😘 Just in case you were wondering po. 😘❤️💜 I Love and respect, both of you po. 💜❤️😘
@@verah971 their formal language, maybe. I don't have enough knowledge of the Korean language to be able to say for sure. "Po" is like using, "Sir/Ma'am." 😊 Thank you for asking po. 😘❤️🇵🇭
This place is so pretty! I love this ancient japanese architecture! The eel looks incredible! Thanks so much for sharing this gem, Shinichi-san! Love u ❤️
Love your channels. Just saw your interview on Asian Boss. I think both of you are terrific guys even more so that we have so much in common. Keep up the good work!
If money is not an object, I'd love to try every single Unagi restaurant in Japan. Unagi, together with Ayu fish is quintessentially an original Japanese delicacy
Great another great channel from Japan. I love your content its calm, interesting and fascinating to see. I really appreciate your story telling with the subtitles. 💚👍
I want to travel to Japan and experience your culture someday. It's one of my 5 goals in life ♥️. I've been trying for four and a half years to make it there with no success. I'll make it someday! Thank you for these videos. You've supported my inspiration. I love your country 😊
I love these traditional buildings! And I want that sansho pepper pot. I have a wooden traditional pot for shichimi togarashi but not (yet) for sansho. The unagi looks good. The only problem I have is that I don't like my rice with sauces so much. Wish they had such seasonal drinks here, but although we sometimes have them it's not as often as Starbucks Japan.
I love all of your videos. I'm the same with coffee. I also get jittery and I feel so bad after the caffeine wears off. I always get decaf or tea if I can.
@@RedDragon770 You are so you are a weeb too? Also look up the definition of a weeb. By your logic, the professors that do research about other cultures are weebs too? Weeb is overused by brainless moron like you.
@fruitdemon It's actually not that bad visiting Japan price wise. Round trip tickets can cost anywhere from $600-1000 round trip depending on what time of year you go. Decent hotels can be had for around $80 or so (but they can be quite small). Even cheaper options exist including capsule hotels and even hostel types. Food isn't that bad either. You can eat very good and decent priced meals from 7-11, fast food, and sit down restaurants. I ate at a conveyor belt sushi place in Osaka and it didn't cost me more than 30 dollars. Do your research and it doesn't have to be as expensive as people think it is.
So sad because of corona I don't know when I can travel to Japan (it's always been on my bucket list and in fact I've been planning to go this year).. Just hope that I could try this unagi delicacy soon :)
Last time I had unagi was at a family restaurant in Takayama. It was good, but probably leagues below this one. So I know where I`ll be eating, next time I`m in Tokyo. Thnx for the vid!
I love unagi and the sauce that usually goes with it. It's one of my favorite makizushi -- which is how I usually have it! Who knew river eel could be so mouthwatering delicious? This dish looks especially glorious. I love good, seasoned rice, vegetable pickles, and unagi, so this would be heavenly for my palate.
The resturant inside was beatiful and i just saw a show about totomi mats and screens. They bring out the old world of japan. Ofcourse, your food looked delicious. Have your ever tried Ogawa's coffee? If so, whats the difference between starbucks coffee in your opinion? If i make it to japan to visit i would love to eat at that resturant. Thank you for the best high quality of food and aubience. Have a wonderful day. Hope your feeling better Shinichi. Take care both of you!
Was the first inside Garden open to the sky I saw cut out in the roof I know the second one is. The reason why I ask is I would think the rain and snow would possibly destroy the garden? By the way I had inagi once it was so good I'm so jealous. I'm so glad we get to live vicariously through you all.
I love unagi don 😍😍😍, i consider the price is afforable. Here in NYC, specialist unagi restauran will charge at least 50$, regular sushi restaurant will charge around 25$.
I have never been a big fan of unagi sushi but it has been a long time since I tried it. I should give it another chance some time. That's the only way I can possibly eat unagi in my part of the USA.
In Japan, these Unagi restaurants freshly prepare them to order. Unfortunately, most of the Unagi available in the U.S. is pre-packaged. It's a big difference in quality and taste.
Beautiful restaurant. I do not eat eel. But I would give it a try to see if I like it. I can not eat anything with even a slight fishy taste. But my children would and that makes me happy.
When you left the restaurant and said you need some coffee, I was afraid you were going to drink vending machine coffee after eating expensive unagi XD
Likely you’re eating US eel as we catch a lot of them but the problem is we have no use for them so we export all of our catch to Asia. What we do keep is usually given to Asian restaurants for them to use. The thing is we tend to catch saltwater eel more somehow. Also remember eel can’t be eaten raw at all as it has a toxin in there when raw but it does come out when hands are washed or gloves are worn. The toxin also breaks completely down when exposed to heat hence why it’s always been cooked.
You know what I got from Starbucks when I went to Japan? Their unique cups...otherwise I wasn't gonna spend any of my stomach space on their stuff lol.
Oh I used to have heart palpitations when drinking coffee when I was in HS. I was trying to cram on my studies and cafeine was my solution. But now that 8m an adult, it’s okay I can handle it. You must teen at heart then ;)
The table seating menu is ¥12600 per person. The ¥3500-¥4500 price reflects the price for the meal served in the regular dining room. The food you get is basically the same.
I absolutely love unagi, if it’s correctly prepared and cooked it almost has a buttery flavour with a hint of smokiness.
Omg that Unagi is mouthwatering, I want it so bad
3:12 yeah my hands would probably be shaking too opening a box to a once in a lifetime quality meal
I like your vids because it's a strictly no-commentary video, and you showcase the travels and the foods, unlike a lot of channels where they either walk silently or just check out the foods silently. It's like watching 2 travel channels at the same time
Awesome, that would be just the type of place I would want to go in Tokyo. $30 to $40 is not so bad, the experience would be priceless, and that eel, and green tea looks delicious!
I enjoy watching all of your videos. The travel videos. The airline videos. And a Food videos. I love everywhere you take me! Thank you so much for sharing and for taking the time to film so beautifully.
i love the style of these videos the ambient sound and subtitles just make for almost more intimate experience
OMG...I love Unagi 💘 💗 ♥ 💓 💛
Thank you for sharing your great video
Your videos are so relaxing ☺️
This channel has become one of my favorites to watch and I only subscribed yesterday.
The food looked great and the restaurant looked nice. Excellent video.
This will surely be on my bucket list when I visit Japan! Thanks for sharing
Omg I just found this channel been watching it all day love the videos keep up the amazing work
Thanks :)
oh it looks so good. thanks for sharing it with us they have a beautiful garden too my grandfather used to make those stone garden lanterns
❤️ Love this video. I liked it in TabiEats too, but this feels more. I can't explain, maybe it's the details and everything. Thank you. 😍
Thank you
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood ❤️ You are always more than welcome po. ❤️
Your videos are a ray of sunshine in a gloomy rainy day. ❤️
Hope you are doing well and completely healed po.
Keep safe and please take care always po.
My ❤️💜 love to you, Shinichi and to Satoshi. ❤️❤️❤️
P.S.
The word "po" is a sign of respect in our country, the Philippines 🇵🇭 😘
Just in case you were wondering po. 😘❤️💜
I Love and respect, both of you po. 💜❤️😘
@@lyzaveloso4361 is it like 'mida' in Korean as I hear them a lot at the end of most sentences?
@@verah971 their formal language, maybe. I don't have enough knowledge of the Korean language to be able to say for sure.
"Po" is like using, "Sir/Ma'am." 😊
Thank you for asking po. 😘❤️🇵🇭
@@lyzaveloso4361 I see, that's ok, thanks it's interesting.
This place is so pretty! I love this ancient japanese architecture! The eel looks incredible! Thanks so much for sharing this gem, Shinichi-san! Love u ❤️
Love your channels. Just saw your interview on Asian Boss. I think both of you are terrific guys even more so that we have so much in common. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Carl
私はそれが壮大に見えるビデオの品質が大好きです
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Thank youuuuu
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood welcome 😊😊
I loved the interior of that unagi place.
If money is not an object, I'd love to try every single Unagi restaurant in Japan. Unagi, together with Ayu fish is quintessentially an original Japanese delicacy
I love the eel bowl. Eel is my favorite!!!
Oh wow, the first time I visited Japan, I stayed at the Pearl Kayabacho hotel right by there. Good memories.
Great another great channel from Japan. I love your content its calm, interesting and fascinating to see. I really appreciate your story telling with the subtitles. 💚👍
This looks fantastic! The building is cute! I'm adding it on my list of places to try! Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing ,I will definitely check out when I have the chance to come Tokyo one day. Love ur video ❤️
This really took me away, thanks for posting! Be safe!
This was an amazing video on TabiEats!!! the experience you two had was amazing!! and i bet it tasted marvelous as well :) :)
Wow, great looking food and beautiful restaurant!
I want to travel to Japan and experience your culture someday. It's one of my 5 goals in life ♥️. I've been trying for four and a half years to make it there with no success. I'll make it someday! Thank you for these videos. You've supported my inspiration. I love your country 😊
When I Watch Your
Channel Next Best Thing
To Being There
Thank You 🙏
Wow! I love unagi!
Love Inagi! Such a treat! 😋
That's a good looking unagi-don. I can almost taste it with the semi-bitter sweet unagi sauce in my mouth as I watch this.
I love these videos. It is like i am there
I miss unagi! I miss Japan so much!! Keep up the good work guys!!✌🏼❤️✌🏼❤️
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unagi is so worth every penny
Look so delicious, I LOVE unagi!
I love unagi!!!
Great video as always :)
I love these traditional buildings! And I want that sansho pepper pot. I have a wooden traditional pot for shichimi togarashi but not (yet) for sansho. The unagi looks good. The only problem I have is that I don't like my rice with sauces so much.
Wish they had such seasonal drinks here, but although we sometimes have them it's not as often as Starbucks Japan.
I love all of your videos. I'm the same with coffee. I also get jittery and I feel so bad after the caffeine wears off. I always get decaf or tea if I can.
I want to try this so bad, it looked amazing!
Haven’t gone to a good unagi restaurant in Tokyo yet the one in shizuoka was great. This one looks real oishi ono ty
You have me and my GF salivating! Would love to see the $85 course next time.
Hope I could just... come to visit Japan and try the unagi 🤤🤤🤤
3:04 That's the "Matsu" (pine tree) branches and leaves.
Looks delicious can't wait to try it someday.Peace
unagi my favorite
i'd love to visit japan, but too expensive for me to afford to come -_-. i love your all's culture
Okay, weeb
@@RedDragon770 ok bommer
@@RedDragon770 You are so you are a weeb too? Also look up the definition of a weeb. By your logic, the professors that do research about other cultures are weebs too? Weeb is overused by brainless moron like you.
@@miyako1909 Says a weeb creep with name "Miyako1909"
@fruitdemon It's actually not that bad visiting Japan price wise. Round trip tickets can cost anywhere from $600-1000 round trip depending on what time of year you go. Decent hotels can be had for around $80 or so (but they can be quite small). Even cheaper options exist including capsule hotels and even hostel types. Food isn't that bad either. You can eat very good and decent priced meals from 7-11, fast food, and sit down restaurants. I ate at a conveyor belt sushi place in Osaka and it didn't cost me more than 30 dollars. Do your research and it doesn't have to be as expensive as people think it is.
So sad because of corona I don't know when I can travel to Japan (it's always been on my bucket list and in fact I've been planning to go this year).. Just hope that I could try this unagi delicacy soon :)
That looked incredibly tasty
Last time I had unagi was at a family restaurant in Takayama. It was good, but probably leagues below this one. So I know where I`ll be eating, next time I`m in Tokyo. Thnx for the vid!
One of my favorites!! Anyone who says "I don't like fish" should try this dish :)
It's so Beautifull
I've had unagi once on one of my trips to Dubai, it was at an authentic Japanese restaurant..I loved it even though it was a bit salty
Who is your camera person? They did a great job! Never had eel before. I must try it. Thank you for all the wonderful videos.
Angelina Schmeer it’s unbelievibly good
I love unagi and the sauce that usually goes with it. It's one of my favorite makizushi -- which is how I usually have it! Who knew river eel could be so mouthwatering delicious? This dish looks especially glorious. I love good, seasoned rice, vegetable pickles, and unagi, so this would be heavenly for my palate.
unagi is on my list foods to try
It’s really good!
Hola. Si que hermoso lugar y la comida totalmente artesanal. Y tener la oportunidad de ir que increíble. 🙋🏻♀️
That was Great I have never had Unagi :( but now I want to try some Itadakimasu
A popular Unagi restaurant has a branch oshop near rue de la Opera in Paris.
Unagi is definitely an underrated japanese food
Ross from friends would love it
Eel is my favorite 💘
One of the reasons I want to visit Japan is the Unagi 😋
The resturant inside was beatiful and i just saw a show about totomi mats and screens. They bring out the old world of japan. Ofcourse, your food looked delicious. Have your ever tried Ogawa's coffee? If so, whats the difference between starbucks coffee in your opinion? If i make it to japan to visit i would love to eat at that resturant. Thank you for the best high quality of food and aubience. Have a wonderful day. Hope your feeling better Shinichi. Take care both of you!
I’ll check Ogawa coffee out one of these days on video and compare
I love unagi. I would have asked for extra pickles a because I REALLY love the pickles!
Was the first inside Garden open to the sky I saw cut out in the roof I know the second one is. The reason why I ask is I would think the rain and snow would possibly destroy the garden? By the way I had inagi once it was so good I'm so jealous. I'm so glad we get to live vicariously through you all.
2:38 Tea
3:00 Matsu
3:27 Tsukemono(pickled vegetable)
3:32 Kimosui(eel liver soup)
3:38 Sansho(japanese pepper)
4:02 Itadakimas!!
あなたたちのビデオを
本当に好きです。将来に牛丼の比較ビデオを作りますか？どこがいいと思いますか？(吉野屋のか、すき家のか？)
I love unagi don 😍😍😍, i consider the price is afforable. Here in NYC, specialist unagi restauran will charge at least 50$, regular sushi restaurant will charge around 25$.
Thanks for showing. I'm not an unagi/ eel eater. I like fish/ seafood but I'm very picky. ;-)
I always eat the one near Yotsugi St. ....funnily still expensive as heck
I love eel, as long as there's no shellfish ingredients on it (allergy) River eel has such an interesting chickeny texture but a flavor all it's own
I like Unagi 🤤🥰 it’s my favorite japanese food., even if I’m a filipino. 😘😘😘 Nihon ga Daisukidesu 🥰🥰
I have never been a big fan of unagi sushi but it has been a long time since I tried it. I should give it another chance some time. That's the only way I can possibly eat unagi in my part of the USA.
In Japan, these Unagi restaurants freshly prepare them to order. Unfortunately, most of the Unagi available in the U.S. is pre-packaged. It's a big difference in quality and taste.
Beautiful restaurant. I do not eat eel. But I would give it a try to see if I like it. I can not eat anything with even a slight fishy taste. But my children would and that makes me happy.
6:29 Yes. Very much.
I always watch your videos in 2x speed 😆😆
When you left the restaurant and said you need some coffee, I was afraid you were going to drink vending machine coffee after eating expensive unagi XD
@Advant Garde gotta keep the same theme lol
茅場町に築80年以上の趣のある日本家屋ってだけで文化財だろって思ったら指定されてたｗ
にしてもこれは間違いなく美味い。
Next time please go to Hamamatsu for the best Unagi!
Would love to go
Likely you’re eating US eel as we catch a lot of them but the problem is we have no use for them so we export all of our catch to Asia. What we do keep is usually given to Asian restaurants for them to use. The thing is we tend to catch saltwater eel more somehow. Also remember eel can’t be eaten raw at all as it has a toxin in there when raw but it does come out when hands are washed or gloves are worn. The toxin also breaks completely down when exposed to heat hence why it’s always been cooked.
Oh. When I saw the keep distance sign I knew this Is recent.
You know what I got from Starbucks when I went to Japan? Their unique cups...otherwise I wasn't gonna spend any of my stomach space on their stuff lol.
Tokyo is beautiful and amazing. I wish I could visit it. But I don't eat eel. Instead I could eat some chicken, fish or prawns or crab.i am from India
Looks great. I love unagi... But not so much Starbucks
Are there bones in Unagi? I didn't get to try it when I visited.
You won’t notice any bones if prepared by a professional
I Will Always Travel for Food thank you 🙏🏼
"Found a Starbucks nearby"... says everyone everywhere! :D
Wait a minute, i sure i watch this one in tabi eats...... oh wait 😅🤣
I don't know if I'd like Unagi or not, I've never tried it. I can't drink regular coffee, it makes me tired (ironically). So I normally chose decaf.
Same place you had the Izumoya style?
Yes but this is a different one with a longer history
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood Just wondering because it seemed like the exact same dining room from the other video
Oh I used to have heart palpitations when drinking coffee when I was in HS. I was trying to cram on my studies and cafeine was my solution. But now that 8m an adult, it’s okay I can handle it. You must teen at heart then ;)
Does the table seating cost extra ¥3500-4500 on top of the food or do you mean the menu ranges ¥3500-4500?
The table seating menu is ¥12600 per person. The ¥3500-¥4500 price reflects the price for the meal served in the regular dining room. The food you get is basically the same.
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood So do you mean the private seating cost ¥12600 per person but the regular dining menu ranges about ¥3500-4500?
I had tried unagi grilled long ago.. it was tasted like a fish? 😊 I kind of like it but I prefer Salmon grilled. 👍
wait what about that eel liver soup?
Decaf coffee still contains caffeine, just not nearly as much as your standard cup of joe.
could you make a video somewhere vegetarian food
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