PAOLO: YOU'RE KILLING ME!! I miss Kura Sushi SOOOOO MUCH!! Hopefullt coming to TYO for a visit in October.... and will definitely stop by the Kura Sushi in Harajuku TYO has changed so much since I left. Ja mata...Tony Kaku...😉😉😉
Reality is very different from promotional videos. Pouring trillions of tons of nuclear waste water into the oceans is a very bad idea for marine and human life.
@@dadzilla8015 I believe you may be referring to "Sakanayasan no Shinsen" which is located underneath the Yokosuka Chuo train station. The restaurant is amazing.
It is such a joy to see how your family is blooming and growing so well. I am so happy for all of you. Wolfie just warms my heart he is growing up beautifully in the hands of your wonderful wife and also his loving father. God Bless you all.
When we came to Japan in March, we made sure to go to Kura Sushi (near SkyTree). We tried to order as many items from the selection as we could manage. Everything was so good!
A Kura Sushi place opened up near my work a few months ago in Michigan. Went with a colleague, and it was pretty good but it was $3.50 a plate unlike the less than $1 in Japan. Also rather than the prize chance being random after every 5 plates it was only at 15 plates that you would win a prize.
I have been watching your TH-cam videos for 3 years now and I can’t thank you enough for giving so much advice about travelling to Japan, me and my friend are planning on visiting in the next 2 years and we have been saving up for about a year and a half. So thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge within the Japanese culture
Oh it looks soooo good! And just reminds me of the places we went to in Japan to eat Sushi. The first place we ate Sushi at was Genki Sushi. After a day of wandering around Shinjuku and accidentally forgetting to eat lunch, by 5pm we were starving. We got into Genki and told our waiter that we were a couple and to have one bill. Anyways, we ate a LOT of sushi; even ones that we had no idea what it was but decided to give it a try. After 30 minutes, we were full, to the point that my husband had to step outside and walk it off while I paid for our bill. Not only had the sushi been amazing and so much better then what we had experienced in Canada, but it was cheap! The cashier rang me up and it said 3200 yen, roughly $35 Canadian. I was super confused, usually that amount of sushi we would eat would easily be $100. I apologized and tried to explain that I was paying for two people and mentioned our station numbers again. She returned the confused look and then reiterated that yes, that was the amount for both our sushi stations. I was speechless. I apologized again and said I was expecting a larger price with how expensive it can be in North America. She laughed and told us if that was the case, we needed to come back again. It’s been four years since we were in Japan, and we still miss how the food tasted there.
Paolo, we enjoy your videos so much, and we went to many of your recommended places (sights and eateries) in April. Thanks to you, planning our 10-day Japan trip was a breeze! Can't wait to try Kura in Harajuku on our next trip to Tokyo!
I have been going to Kura for quite a while now because it is just so cheap and so good. Honestly it is my go to sushi spot since I started living in Japan. You really cant beat the flavor for the price!!
A cool thing I saw on a recent trip to Hokkaido. Went out with family to a kurazushi place, not a main chain I think. But the cool thing was there was no tablet, you wrote on a paper slip and they gave it to the chefs in the middle. Once you're all said and done, they took a fairly large device and ran it across the stack of plates, nd it calculated the cost that way. Must have been an IR chip in the base or something, I'm not sure but it was such a smart idea, so fast and efficient.
Have you ever thought of doing a “Day in the life” video about the typical daily life of a travel blogger in Japan? It could just be a video about yourself, you could even meet yourself at the train station. Like a day in the lifeception.
Your beautiful son reminded me of my own son whom I haven’t seen for a while He brought tears to my eyes Best wishes to your wonderful son and lovely family ❤
Hi Paolo, odenkideska. We have a Kura Sushi here in Austin, TX. I was so happy to get one here after experiencing it when I was in Japan in 1994 and 1996. What people don't realize is that sushi here in the United States is a lot more expensive than in Japan. At our Kura Sushi, they charge about $3.20/plate for most plates that Paolo is getting for a lot less. It breaks my heart that I cannot eat sushi more often due to the high prices here.
I don't know about the one you went to but the closest one to me is Bellevue, Washington and that Kura Sushi was garbage. The pieces of fish was small and the plates were still hot from the wash. I also think the 3 hour long line didnt help. I went to one in Kyoto that is by the Bivi mall, that was quite good.
Greetings from SG, I love sushi and thank you paolo for recommendation, i will go this place someday.. i did travel to Japan recently but i did not went here past few days.. I been watching your video, it is soo cool..
we have Kura in my hometown, the plates are 2.99 or 3.99 and its based on the color served, fried rice is 10! and the ramen can cost up to 12 USD, its all the hype of Sushi in the US. Also we do not get the gachapon prices for eating, you have to buy them separately and its often sold out.
omg thanks for covering Kura zushi along with the demon slayer collab! I love kura zushi, demon slayer, crepes and prizes. I'm living vicariously through your video. It looked fun!
This is probably my most favorite video. I love sushi but have my “watered down” American favorites. After seeing this Japanese sushi bar it’s def on my bucket list!
I love Kura Sushi! We have one in Orange County, CA that my family and I go to. The food is so fresh and tasty but I'm sure it tastes even better in Japan!
As Japanese, I hope many people enjoy various sushi! My favorites and recommendations are fish roes, such as salmon roe (ikura), frying fish roe (tobiko). I heard some foreign people don't eat fish roes, so I hope they try roes.
Kura Sushi was on my bucket list and it was amazing to go there. The prices were really affordable. Good choices to consider when I go there next time.
Very similar to the Kura locations in the USA. Been to several and it is cool to see some of the different sushi each location offers. I take my family and friends who haven't tried sushi to Kura so they can try many and see what they will eat. All of them have liked sushi afterwards and I think it is from the variety and freshness of fish and foods. We can order if they want something special or from the kitchen, and that works great with kids who may be a little unsure to try new things. I like the desserts, too. So happy to see what it looks like in Japan and look forward to trying some of these recommendations from Paolo when I visit Tokyo this year.
You are living the life Paola. I’m from the California and want to move to Japan. I love their food, culture and especially their JDM cars❤ I’m Filipino and are there many Filipinos that live in Japan
when i lived in japan last year kura sushi was a goo too but keep in mind they can be really busy on the weekend and on fridays things do also get sold out if you are there late
hello to the family! sorry i missed this when it came out, this was incredibly informative, ill be sure and order basically everything you guys did, it pretty much all looks great.
Kura is one of my favorites! Been going for 10 years now! There are a couple where I live (one in Irvine where I went to college, one in LA) and it's sooooo good. It used to be a good place for cheap, good sushi. Now it's just a place for good sushi LOL. Definitely has gone up in price a LOT over the years. The plates used to be a dollar! Now they're over 3.
Compared to trying to eat sushi where I am (Austria) - this is so incredibly cheap for such an amazing sushi selection. It's been years since I was in Japan - have added this to our (long) list of places to visit, when we finally get back!
We have a Kura not far from us in California and love going there! The variety offered here isn’t quite like what you are showing but it’s well priced, filling and we all, kids included, try new things every time.
Thanks Paolo for another great video. You, Maiko and Wolfy are such a beautiful and amazing family. I really love your videos, and also the way the 3 of you are interacting with each other, and loving each other.
Lil Wolfe is soooooo cute 🥰. He’s getting so big. Now, I’ve never had chicken cartilage. When I have an opportunity, I’ll try! Each item you ordered, looks so good. Yum!
Plenty of interesting choices, much more than I thought we were available, when I watch videos about expensive sushi it's all about the atmosphere, but this one's more about feeding your face, that's good when you're feeling hungry
Watching your videos is getting me excited for our trip to Japan in October 2024. We have Japanese restaurants in Australia, however I am looking forward to trying the real deal. Keep up the good work Paolo, loving your variety of videos.😊😊
Thank you for all of your videos and sharing your life. However, I lived in Japan as well and I have seen Japanese people eat sushi with soy sauce/wasabi two ways. One way is how you showed in this video and the other way was putting soy sauce/wasabi in a plate and dip the sushi in it. Either way works and neither is right or wrong. It’s all about individual preference. Thanks for showing.
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Two pieces of tuna sushi in Saudi Arabia are priced between 7 - 10 dollars sad 🥲
I've never seen anyone pour on shoyu like that. There are sauce dishes for that. The wasabi however is done right.
PAOLO: YOU'RE KILLING ME!! I miss Kura Sushi SOOOOO MUCH!! Hopefullt coming to TYO for a visit in October.... and will definitely stop by the Kura Sushi in Harajuku TYO has changed so much since I left. Ja mata...Tony Kaku...😉😉😉
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Did you like eating cricket powder food, cockroach powder food, maggot powder food in Japan?
Sushi List
2:31 Albacore tuna (Bincho Maguro)
3:28 Conger eel (Anago)
4:06 Marinated sushi
5:40 Squid with Shiso (ika)
6:50 Clams
7:41 Creative Gunkan Roll
9:57 Tuna and pickled radish (Torotaku)
Food
11:10 Fried chicken cartilage (Nankotsu Karaage)
12:07 Ramen and Udon
Dessert
14:05 Strawberry and whip-cream crepe
14:32 Popping mango soft cream
Thanks for the vid. Everything looks so delicious.
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Your videos are very relaxing and makes me love Japanese culture even though I’ve never been there. Thank you for Paolo.
Reality is very different from promotional videos. Pouring trillions of tons of nuclear waste water into the oceans is a very bad idea for marine and human life.
Me too!
Yokosuka held a cherished spot in our hearts as a family, particularly for its conveyor belt sushi restaurant. We miss it so much.
I wish I could remember the name of the conveyer belt sushi place my family took us to in Yokosuka
@@dadzilla8015 I believe you may be referring to "Sakanayasan no Shinsen" which is located underneath the Yokosuka Chuo train station. The restaurant is amazing.
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It is such a joy to see how your family is blooming and growing so well. I am so happy for all of you. Wolfie just warms my heart he is growing up beautifully in the hands of your wonderful wife and also his loving father. God Bless you all.
When we came to Japan in March, we made sure to go to Kura Sushi (near SkyTree). We tried to order as many items from the selection as we could manage. Everything was so good!
A Kura Sushi place opened up near my work a few months ago in Michigan. Went with a colleague, and it was pretty good but it was $3.50 a plate unlike the less than $1 in Japan. Also rather than the prize chance being random after every 5 plates it was only at 15 plates that you would win a prize.
@@rocktheworld2k6 That is awesome! WHERE, in Michigan?
@@rocktheworld2k6they are opening them more and more in the U.S. There’s one in WA state too.
I have been watching your TH-cam videos for 3 years now and I can’t thank you enough for giving so much advice about travelling to Japan, me and my friend are planning on visiting in the next 2 years and we have been saving up for about a year and a half. So thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge within the Japanese culture
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Cutest moment in the video :D You guys are so sweet. Sending you a big hug! Thanks for the great videos!
I wish there are more channels like yours, which brings the world to my doorstep. Always happy after watching one of your videos. It's so great! 😁
I really appreciate these videos. They really help in my time of sadness.
When people dance while eating you know it's great!
Oh it looks soooo good! And just reminds me of the places we went to in Japan to eat Sushi.
The first place we ate Sushi at was Genki Sushi. After a day of wandering around Shinjuku and accidentally forgetting to eat lunch, by 5pm we were starving. We got into Genki and told our waiter that we were a couple and to have one bill. Anyways, we ate a LOT of sushi; even ones that we had no idea what it was but decided to give it a try. After 30 minutes, we were full, to the point that my husband had to step outside and walk it off while I paid for our bill. Not only had the sushi been amazing and so much better then what we had experienced in Canada, but it was cheap! The cashier rang me up and it said 3200 yen, roughly $35 Canadian. I was super confused, usually that amount of sushi we would eat would easily be $100. I apologized and tried to explain that I was paying for two people and mentioned our station numbers again. She returned the confused look and then reiterated that yes, that was the amount for both our sushi stations. I was speechless. I apologized again and said I was expecting a larger price with how expensive it can be in North America. She laughed and told us if that was the case, we needed to come back again.
It’s been four years since we were in Japan, and we still miss how the food tasted there.
Sushi in Japan is sooo much fresher and cheaper. So, I am not surprise by the price. 😂
I love your family I really enjoy how the youtube channel has evolved over the years
Paolo, we enjoy your videos so much, and we went to many of your recommended places (sights and eateries) in April. Thanks to you, planning our 10-day Japan trip was a breeze! Can't wait to try Kura in Harajuku on our next trip to Tokyo!
Paolo should create separate japanese food channel i love these videos oishiii
I have been going to Kura for quite a while now because it is just so cheap and so good. Honestly it is my go to sushi spot since I started living in Japan. You really cant beat the flavor for the price!!
I like how you included most of the affordable options. It's really helpful
Wow got to know something new again🤩.
Also wolfy's wave👋🏻👋🏻 in the starting made my day🥰.
Omg! We love Kura! There’s one in Doraville, GA
A cool thing I saw on a recent trip to Hokkaido. Went out with family to a kurazushi place, not a main chain I think. But the cool thing was there was no tablet, you wrote on a paper slip and they gave it to the chefs in the middle. Once you're all said and done, they took a fairly large device and ran it across the stack of plates, nd it calculated the cost that way. Must have been an IR chip in the base or something, I'm not sure but it was such a smart idea, so fast and efficient.
What other places you been to in Japan
i dont comment much but i want to thank you for making these video :)
You know it’s good when you do the HAPPY DANCE at 8:25 !!! Great video!! I wish I was in Japan!!!!
Your son is literally your mini me ☺️ and he’s adorable! The quality of the food is so fantastic in Japan, that sushi looked so delicious
As soon as he said the family would be joining for this one, my thought was watch Wolfie will be wolfieing it down.
Wolfie has growed up 😊❤
Love all your videos so much. Been following the channel for two years now. My husband, kids and I are saving to come visit Japan! Can’t wait!
Hi Paolo. Was nice meeting you yesterday. Definitely going to try this out. As always, your videos are very informative. Keep it up.👍🏼
Have you ever thought of doing a “Day in the life” video about the typical daily life of a travel blogger in Japan? It could just be a video about yourself, you could even meet yourself at the train station. Like a day in the lifeception.
Your beautiful son reminded me of my own son whom I haven’t seen for a while
He brought tears to my eyes
Best wishes to your wonderful son and lovely family ❤
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Hi Paolo, odenkideska. We have a Kura Sushi here in Austin, TX. I was so happy to get one here after experiencing it when I was in Japan in 1994 and 1996. What people don't realize is that sushi here in the United States is a lot more expensive than in Japan. At our Kura Sushi, they charge about $3.20/plate for most plates that Paolo is getting for a lot less. It breaks my heart that I cannot eat sushi more often due to the high prices here.
I was going to comment the same thing- we have a Kura in Boston but each plate is over 3 dollars 😭
I don't know about the one you went to but the closest one to me is Bellevue, Washington and that Kura Sushi was garbage. The pieces of fish was small and the plates were still hot from the wash. I also think the 3 hour long line didnt help. I went to one in Kyoto that is by the Bivi mall, that was quite good.
There’s also one in San Antonio 😊
Greetings from SG, I love sushi and thank you paolo for recommendation, i will go this place someday.. i did travel to Japan recently but i did not went here past few days.. I been watching your video, it is soo cool..
Wolfy is just growing so fast and is so helpful he’s just the cutest thing really
I was in Japan 6 weeks ago and stopped by a Kira Sushi. By US standards it is great and cheap. Wish I had seen this video before I went.
What places you visited
Oh. I went to this place twice last time I visited japan. I loved the chopped tuna with egg yolk.
we have Kura in my hometown, the plates are 2.99 or 3.99 and its based on the color served, fried rice is 10! and the ramen can cost up to 12 USD, its all the hype of Sushi in the US.
Also we do not get the gachapon prices for eating, you have to buy them separately and its often sold out.
Love the sushi🍣
Wolfie! He is too cool!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 great video! Thanks for sharing nice information 😊
Great video. Wolfie looked like he was having fun helping get food from the conveyor😎🤙🤙
No doubt, Paolo is the best vlogger in Japan.
Thanks for taking time to share your videos I love watching everyday.
What a beautiful family! Love your videos! 😊
Thanks Paolo for such amazing videos! 👍😊
Would love to see him do a video of a day in life of a Japanese drift racer
Thank you for having always given me a window to Japan, Paolo.
9:04 those plates were breaking the speed limit 😂😂
omg thanks for covering Kura zushi along with the demon slayer collab! I love kura zushi, demon slayer, crepes and prizes. I'm living vicariously through your video. It looked fun!
This is probably my most favorite video. I love sushi but have my “watered down” American favorites. After seeing this Japanese sushi bar it’s def on my bucket list!
Oh, god. Your boy is looking so intelligent and engaged🧒💙 It's so nice to see him grow
You made my mouth watering , thank you Paolo , you are the best 👍❤️
I love Kura Sushi! We have one in Orange County, CA that my family and I go to. The food is so fresh and tasty but I'm sure it tastes even better in Japan!
This is a fun way for family to go out and eat together ! That little gacha machine and that crepe stand is a nice bonus as well.
I almost forgot how great your videos are! Thanks for the tips.
As Japanese, I hope many people enjoy various sushi!
My favorites and recommendations are fish roes, such as salmon roe (ikura), frying fish roe (tobiko). I heard some foreign people don't eat fish roes, so I hope they try roes.
Thanks for sharing this video with all of us. Very interesting. Great content. It was good to see your the family. Stay safe.
Wolfie is getting so big! Your family is beautiful, Paolo!
Kura Sushi was on my bucket list and it was amazing to go there. The prices were really affordable. Good choices to consider when I go there next time.
Earlier I ate a whole ass dinner, arguably too much of it, and dessert. And you have me over here drooling craving sushi. I'm not kidding.
Very similar to the Kura locations in the USA. Been to several and it is cool to see some of the different sushi each location offers. I take my family and friends who haven't tried sushi to Kura so they can try many and see what they will eat. All of them have liked sushi afterwards and I think it is from the variety and freshness of fish and foods. We can order if they want something special or from the kitchen, and that works great with kids who may be a little unsure to try new things. I like the desserts, too. So happy to see what it looks like in Japan and look forward to trying some of these recommendations from Paolo when I visit Tokyo this year.
love Kura Sushi! We have one here in WA state too! 😊
Omg so happy I caught this video early. And it’s my birthday too. So freaking happy. Your videos make my day
Happy birthday!!
I should stop watching Paolo’s food video at night before going to bed… I am feeling hungry after watching this video!!
Oh the infamous conveyor belt food! This is one of the things that first got me interested in the Japanese dining experience! 😊❤❤❤
You are living the life Paola. I’m from the California and want to move to Japan. I love their food, culture and especially their JDM cars❤ I’m Filipino and are there many Filipinos that live in Japan
Wolfy seemed to find it fascinating. Plenty of smiles.
Thank you for the informative Japanese vlogs ❤
I went there twice in my Japan trip. And it was beyond great!
when i lived in japan last year kura sushi was a goo too but keep in mind they can be really busy on the weekend and on fridays things do also get sold out if you
are there late
Great video, as usual! So natsukashi! I love watching Wolfie enjoy himself. It's refreshing!
hello to the family! sorry i missed this when it came out, this was incredibly informative, ill be sure and order basically everything you guys did, it pretty much all looks great.
i looooved kura when i went to japan!
Looks so delicious 🤤 The fried cartilage looks interesting too. I would gain 200 extra pounds just from those crepes lol
Kura is one of my favorites! Been going for 10 years now! There are a couple where I live (one in Irvine where I went to college, one in LA) and it's sooooo good. It used to be a good place for cheap, good sushi. Now it's just a place for good sushi LOL. Definitely has gone up in price a LOT over the years. The plates used to be a dollar! Now they're over 3.
Guess the prices are similar in all the ones in the U.S. The one near Seattle starts at $3.50 a plate.
How cool! I had plans to visit Kura sushi (as a very special treat) the day you posted this video. what a coincidence
So good japanese family friendly chains we were there for 3 weeks again and we miss that so much!!!!! Perfect private booths!!!!👌🏻🎌
Thank you for this Paulo! Can’t wait to try all your recos! 🙏🏼❤
More "A day in the life of ______", please. Arigatou, Paolo!
Compared to trying to eat sushi where I am (Austria) - this is so incredibly cheap for such an amazing sushi selection.
It's been years since I was in Japan - have added this to our (long) list of places to visit, when we finally get back!
We have a Kura not far from us in California and love going there! The variety offered here isn’t quite like what you are showing but it’s well priced, filling and we all, kids included, try new things every time.
your cameraman is really good! i love how he handles the camera. he should get a raise!
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Thanks Paolo for another great video. You, Maiko and Wolfy are such a beautiful and amazing family. I really love your videos, and also the way the 3 of you are interacting with each other, and loving each other.
Awesome video as always Paolo.
always a pleasure to watch your videos- thank you
Lil Wolfe is soooooo cute 🥰. He’s getting so big.
Now, I’ve never had chicken cartilage. When I have an opportunity, I’ll try! Each item you ordered, looks so good. Yum!
Can't forget yellowtail (kampachi), horse mackerel (aji), seabream (tai), and of course UNI.
Great video! I was just in Japan a couple weeks ago visiting family. I can’t wait to come back and try your sushi recommendations!
I love Kura sushi they provide fresh food and private space🍣
Japan is so much more interesting than were I live. Wish I could be there.
Plenty of interesting choices, much more than I thought we were available, when I watch videos about expensive sushi it's all about the atmosphere, but this one's more about feeding your face, that's good when you're feeling hungry
Watching your videos is getting me excited for our trip to Japan in October 2024. We have Japanese restaurants in Australia, however I am looking forward to trying the real deal. Keep up the good work Paolo, loving your variety of videos.😊😊
Thank you for all of your videos and sharing your life. However, I lived in Japan as well and I have seen Japanese people eat sushi with soy sauce/wasabi two ways. One way is how you showed in this video and the other way was putting soy sauce/wasabi in a plate and dip the sushi in it. Either way works and neither is right or wrong. It’s all about individual preference. Thanks for showing.
Another GREAT POST FROM THE BEST TH-camR
Great video, another reminder as to why I miss Japan so much. Planning another trip next Spring!
Paolo, thank you for all your hard work. You are THE coolest TH-camr here, handsdown!
20年前は生魚を食べる日本人は気持ち悪いと言われてたけど、今は世界中の人々が生魚を食べるから寿司は凄い料理だと思う🍣
I love your videos so much especially when you have your family with you❤
What a fun video! Wolfie is adorable! Thank you for sharing!
Ah, real Japanese sushi! Can’t wait to go back to Japan next spring. 😊
I love nankotsu karaage! I get so excited whenever I can find somewhere that serves it outside of Japan!
Such a lovely family ❤