When I first went to Shanghai in 2007..it was pretty run down and old ...went back again in 2016 and fascinated by the massive improvements. Looking at the street scenes and the surrounding infrastructures , very very impressed. Keep improving china, make your haters tear their hair out.
I'm male and Chinese living in US. I just ordered dinner on Uber Eats. The food was $70, but the non-food related fees were $20 (including services fee, tips & misc.). That's why I cook more than order delivery. I found cooking becomes interesting if you treat it as high school chemistry experiment.
I remember when I was doing my internship back in 2018 in Shanghai, it took usually around 15~25 RMB for lunch, even though the listing price on the menu is about twice what I paid, there was always a crazy amount of coupons available. and if you ordered from the same restaurant as your colleagues you can even save more on the delivery fee.
There's literally no reason to cook when lunch for 2 people costs you like 10 bucks unless you have some spare time during the day. I've just visited Shanghai, it was great and really surprised me.
I wish you ask them if cooking food is more expensive than ordering food delivery, cuz in my country fresh ingredient are expensive especially if you live alone
Cooking Chinese food in China will be cheaper than ordering takeaway if you cook it often, but it will be more expensive than takeaway if you cook it occasionally, because there are more varieties of ingredients in Chinese food, and if you cook occasionally, the cost of repurchasing all ingredients will be higher
Time has changed！ Now Chinese man should be good at cooking if you want to get married！ By the way, Kaho, your Chinese is much better than that of some native speakers!!!
I'll say it should be up to circumstances and situations. IF both husband and wife are working then requiring either one to cook may not be such a good idea nor is it fair unless that person is willing. IF one of the partner is a stay at home mom/dad then cooking can be an option although skill levels will differ so don't expect a 5 star cuisine from your man/woman at the get go.
Her Chinese is great! But to claim that is better than natives? I think you are not realizing that most natives have a regional dialect so they tend to speak mandarin with an accent. It doesn’t make them wrong or not fluent, it’s just an accent. For example, American English, to British English or Australian English. Heck even in the USA there is American southern accent.
shanghainese living in japan here.🙋 I don’t cook at all in shanghai, but I cook everyday now when living in Japan, cuz the delivery fee in Japan is way too expensive.😂
Same here in indonesia. Tax food 10% and pay for aplication is $0.8.. And tax for reserve $0.1... Gdp/capita indo just $4600/years not like japanese and china has higher gdp/capita and higher salary... Well im better cooking for my self. Believe me or not, the price noodles in my country only $0.2, imagine tax delivery is $0.9+food fee🙃 hmmm crazy right
It looks like catering is a huge business in Shanghai. As a first generation Chinese American, I still cook at least once every day. After COVID19 pandemic, I even cook at work instead of going to the university cafeteria. Our lounge/reception room has a full kitchen and two large refrigerators. My three kids were all born and raised in the U.S., I taught them basic cooking skills before sending them to college. Restaurant food taste better, but the raw material is not as good as that at home. It also cost more to eat out every day.
It’s because the app for take out is just so convenient in China. It’s also cheap. When I was there last year, almost every day I used those app. Though I tried to cook stir fried veggies once in a while (since the restaurant sometimes was just too oily). I could even buy cut fruits from my local fruit store. It was too convenient, adding up it was cold outside 😂. Well, I’m back to my country but here, the restaurant takeaway is also as convenient as China, I think I have more than 200 restaurants/shops (even more) within 500 meters perimeter with the food/drink as cheap as $2 even with added delivery fee…
looks like the cost for a meal *on average* is like the cost in food court in Singapore & Japan. If i travel to Shanghai for a stay i love to eat out too, i guess t/a meal quality probably not bad at all or perhaps very good judging by the fact that many order t/a meals :)
Both my sons can cook, my wife is a superb chef (~had to say it, she was at my shoulder just now....) and I can "cook", some what....whether anybody dare to eat what I conjured is up to their courage, foolhardiness and stomach....
@@Nandinandito Well, I watched a video comparing the salaries of a swimming pool cleaner by day-boxing trainer by night at LA with a rich internet marketeer, and the pool cleaner was earning 7 - 8,000 USD a month and that was deemed low. The cost of living in Singapore in terms of housing is higher than those at LA and most people here earn 1,000 - 2,000 USD a month. So when you say not high enough, I would need to understand your definition of what's enough.
@@Averagebum21 84k a year is definitely enough to get by. Most New Yorkers are not making 84k a year. Only 30% of the young population (40 y.o. and younger) earn that much in NYC. A large number people in NYC are earning less than $40k. Obviously there are a lot more people earning a lot more in a city like NYC, but I was surviving in NYC living on like $30k like 5 years ago and most people I knew were earning around that little. That's not to say most people earn that little in NYC, but thinking $80k is a bad salary is some crazy rich people shit. Most New Yorkers would love to be earning $80k.
Hajimemashite, kaho ! ❤ wow. not really impressed with their lack of home-made. it means they will take in really extra sodium and sugar, OMG ! So unhealthy. But is it the West's fault...( are we a bad influence...Kaho, you got 10 years' experience there, so what do you think ? )
When I first went to Shanghai in 2007..it was pretty run down and old ...went back again in 2016 and fascinated by the massive improvements. Looking at the street scenes and the surrounding infrastructures , very very impressed. Keep improving china, make your haters tear their hair out.
I'm male and Chinese living in US. I just ordered dinner on Uber Eats. The food was $70, but the non-food related fees were $20 (including services fee, tips & misc.). That's why I cook more than order delivery. I found cooking becomes interesting if you treat it as high school chemistry experiment.
OMG...your Chinese is amazing!!! like a local people absolutely. ( I'm Chinese)
Kaho's Chinese is so good. Kaho absolutely like a Chinese native speaker.
A lot of people doesn't know is that at Shanghai, mostly, it's the father who cooks at home.
What a shame
A lot of people at Shanghai are not shanghainese
@@Chinhhuy-1shame for what?
Your mandarin is so good. Can’t believe your Chinese is not your native tongue.
Oh, i want to see you do some tour or food videos, can't wait to see you again!
😂🤣
Another interesting topic 🙂
thank you! :)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣im male&chinese, my mother-in-law learnt a lot of cooking skills from me.
😮 wow insightful. Thanks for sharing
I remember when I was doing my internship back in 2018 in Shanghai, it took usually around 15~25 RMB for lunch, even though the listing price on the menu is about twice what I paid, there was always a crazy amount of coupons available. and if you ordered from the same restaurant as your colleagues you can even save more on the delivery fee.
Very good video.....
as a Chinese, I'm impressed your Chinese is so native😮
Thank you
かほさんの中国語は僕が聞いた日本人に話された中国語の中で一番ですよ
超珍しい
ありがとうございます！
発音が綺麗です。中国人みたいな感じです、
還有福圓愛啊😂😂😂😂
There's literally no reason to cook when lunch for 2 people costs you like 10 bucks unless you have some spare time during the day. I've just visited Shanghai, it was great and really surprised me.
I wish you ask them if cooking food is more expensive than ordering food delivery, cuz in my country fresh ingredient are expensive especially if you live alone
Cooking Chinese food in China will be cheaper than ordering takeaway if you cook it often, but it will be more expensive than takeaway if you cook it occasionally, because there are more varieties of ingredients in Chinese food, and if you cook occasionally, the cost of repurchasing all ingredients will be higher
如果所有厨具准备好，光算菜品调料之类的，一般成本在餐馆的30%左右，素菜和肉菜也有差异，最近猪肉人民币在10元以下/500g，餐馆要贵很多
Older generation normally wife cooks , but in younger generation men cooks more.
wow you're chinese is amazing. You sound like a native
Time has changed！ Now Chinese man should be good at cooking if you want to get married！ By the way, Kaho, your Chinese is much better than that of some native speakers!!!
Man should working, and after man got home he should cooking for his wife and his children.. Kinda though for being man in china now..
so chinese men need to provide, do the cooking and maybe soon give birth too.
Did Shanghai girls become like American 🤔
I'll say it should be up to circumstances and situations. IF both husband and wife are working then requiring either one to cook may not be such a good idea nor is it fair unless that person is willing. IF one of the partner is a stay at home mom/dad then cooking can be an option although skill levels will differ so don't expect a 5 star cuisine from your man/woman at the get go.
Her Chinese is great! But to claim that is better than natives? I think you are not realizing that most natives have a regional dialect so they tend to speak mandarin with an accent. It doesn’t make them wrong or not fluent, it’s just an accent. For example, American English, to British English or Australian English. Heck even in the USA there is American southern accent.
Kaho中文这么好😄
她有提及她在中国待了10多年。
you are very Kawai ☺️
shanghainese living in japan here.🙋
I don’t cook at all in shanghai, but I cook everyday now when living in Japan, cuz the delivery fee in Japan is way too expensive.😂
Same here in indonesia. Tax food 10% and pay for aplication is $0.8.. And tax for reserve $0.1... Gdp/capita indo just $4600/years not like japanese and china has higher gdp/capita and higher salary... Well im better cooking for my self. Believe me or not, the price noodles in my country only $0.2, imagine tax delivery is $0.9+food fee🙃 hmmm crazy right
Must be similar to usa
It looks like catering is a huge business in Shanghai. As a first generation Chinese American, I still cook at least once every day. After COVID19 pandemic, I even cook at work instead of going to the university cafeteria. Our lounge/reception room has a full kitchen and two large refrigerators. My three kids were all born and raised in the U.S., I taught them basic cooking skills before sending them to college. Restaurant food taste better, but the raw material is not as good as that at home. It also cost more to eat out every day.
It’s because the app for take out is just so convenient in China. It’s also cheap. When I was there last year, almost every day I used those app. Though I tried to cook stir fried veggies once in a while (since the restaurant sometimes was just too oily). I could even buy cut fruits from my local fruit store. It was too convenient, adding up it was cold outside 😂. Well, I’m back to my country but here, the restaurant takeaway is also as convenient as China, I think I have more than 200 restaurants/shops (even more) within 500 meters perimeter with the food/drink as cheap as $2 even with added delivery fee…
@@lFurinlWhere is your hometown?
Jakarta
哇塞你的中文好好，从bilibili过来的～
This reassured me as my dad use to cook at home, or we will eat outside; I cook like once a week
kaho又漂亮中文又好👍🎉
wow，you speak Chinese very well
I live in Canada. I cook and my wife do the dishes.
looks like the cost for a meal *on average* is like the cost in food court in Singapore & Japan. If i travel to Shanghai for a stay i love to eat out too, i guess t/a meal quality probably not bad at all or perhaps very good judging by the fact that many order t/a meals :)
我也生活在上海，目前自己做飯和在外面吃飯差不多是五五開的比例。平日因爲需要上班，所以晚上回來儘量自己做飯，如果實在因爲懶不想做的話還是會在外面吃。外賣的話在身體不舒服的時候會點，平時儘量不點。因爲不划算，而且沒有現炒的好吃。
对，而且餐馆一般下楼就有很多，没必要点外卖
Do you live In Shanghai? Do you know anyone working in Shanghai as a teacher
Now the young generation all orders delivery food. The older generations of shanghai women don't cook either, it is done by the men.
☺️😊
KAHO桑，你的中国话太地道了👍
中国人比日本人更吃外卖(*_*)
Kaho你确定你是日本人吗？ 中文为啥说的比我还要好🧐
+Bibliophile Exactly! She sounds like native Chinese.
如果你是中国人不会华文你是广东人
shut up~~~
@@Nick-dr4ec 你對廣東人也很大誤會，憑什麽覺得廣東人不會華文？
@@Nick-dr4ec ta大概普通话不标准的意思而已，反而你用华文才是不知道哪里人呢。
Kaho你好，b站很多人传了你的视频，建议你也可以在b站自己开一个账号。
我也看到了！ 谢谢您的提醒，我去注册一个！
感觉在b站会更有流量
@@qjxc 肯定火的不行，盗她视频的我都刷到好几次了
I dated a Chinese girl... she boiled food and heated food up! That was it...
My gf best cooking was biscuits in boiled milk and plain boiled dough at drastically various different sizes no two are the same😂
Amazing you able to speak 3 languages
If buying food is releasing girls from cooking and giving them more time for professional career, it is a good thing !
yiks... i dont want to be the one cooking LOL
上海男人 上得厅堂 下得厨房 还能赚钱 😂
What?? You can have three meals a day for 20 dollars a day??? Sign me up!!!
你中文是真的好。。。基本上没口音。。。厉害厉害
Both my sons can cook, my wife is a superb chef (~had to say it, she was at my shoulder just now....) and I can "cook", some what....whether anybody dare to eat what I conjured is up to their courage, foolhardiness and stomach....
Kaho, I was surprised how many people didn't cook. Here in central Florida we have plenty of Chinese restaurants.
😏😁☺️
I’ll bet it costs quite a bit to eat at those restaurants? But your incomes are also much higher.
@@Averagebum21 not high enough
@@Nandinandito Well, I watched a video comparing the salaries of a swimming pool cleaner by day-boxing trainer by night at LA with a rich internet marketeer, and the pool cleaner was earning 7 - 8,000 USD a month and that was deemed low.
The cost of living in Singapore in terms of housing is higher than those at LA and most people here earn 1,000 - 2,000 USD a month.
So when you say not high enough, I would need to understand your definition of what's enough.
@@Averagebum21 84k a year is definitely enough to get by. Most New Yorkers are not making 84k a year.
Only 30% of the young population (40 y.o. and younger) earn that much in NYC.
A large number people in NYC are earning less than $40k. Obviously there are a lot more people earning a lot more in a city like NYC, but I was surviving in NYC living on like $30k like 5 years ago and most people I knew were earning around that little.
That's not to say most people earn that little in NYC, but thinking $80k is a bad salary is some crazy rich people shit. Most New Yorkers would love to be earning $80k.
Women in Shanghai are too busy with work to cook i think.
KAHO, can you cook takoyaki for me ? 😃🤭
🤣
Oh my god, your chinese is better than me!
中文真好
美眉，可以做一期上海人贊成放開管控防疫嗎？謝謝
i love Chinese food
your Chinese just like a native speaker
My Chinese wife cooks. She is fantastic. But I hear Shanghai women are really devas. Spoiled and demanding.
年轻人一般点外卖，就算是老一辈的做饭的人很多都是丈夫呢。
非常喜歡美女:您的視頻報導！good！👍💪🌹🌿
so rich, ah.
but i thought, japan people always eat out and never kook at home.
Most Chinese Girls can cook very well. Maybe city working class. Just because they interviewed some don't represent majority.
Shanghai girls don't. Men cook in the culture.
Chinese girl so good.
I need to get a Japanese wife. Chinese wife, you will eat mcdonalds everyday.. 😂
可能因為烹飪算是我的愛好，我真的不能理解完全不煮飯的人。有可能因為我在紐約生活，覺得要是每一頓飯在外面吃或者叫外賣，消費會超級高，而且在外面吃不一定好吃，也不一定很健康。自己做的話你可以考慮營養價值，自己選新鮮的材料，做了好吃的東西就會有成就感。可能年輕人也沒想到將來要養孩子的時候會怎麼辦。烹飪不只是一種技術，而是文化，含有傳統，內涵，有意思的。只能點菜的人，無法傳給下一代家庭菜譜，不理解營養，無法養健康的孩子。いかにも個人的な考え方なんだけど、想像できない。次の世代に何も伝わっていかないし、なんか悲しい。中国人の癌になる確率が高いのはよく分かるわ。。。外食して安全性の確保は出来ないでしょう。特に中国で。っていうかカホの中国語は神レベル!ｗ
中国有个说法，留学生出国前是个好苗子，出国后是个好厨子。国外中餐确实又贵又难吃，吃的也不舒服，不得已只能自己做。😂
Hajimemashite, kaho ! ❤ wow. not really impressed with their lack of home-made. it means they will take in really extra sodium and sugar, OMG ! So unhealthy. But is it the West's fault...( are we a bad influence...Kaho, you got 10 years' experience there, so what do you think ? )
Chinese girls especially in Shanghai are a waste of space
啊哈哈哈！在b站看到别人转载你的视频，发现被剪辑过，就来看油管看原版。好奇被采访者知道你不是中国人吗？你这中文完全是以假乱真的级别 完全不打顿0思考交流 还一点口音都没有 好羡慕多种语言的人哦
感觉有点台湾口音
@@qjxc 连续发言的话音是平了点，不过你这是刻板映像吧
@@qjxc 江浙沪都这口音的，我就是，但是使劲认真说话还是可以很标准的哈哈哈哈哈哈
自由が中国人が可哀想
可怜的中国男人😢
这个汉语几乎没有口音，你不说自己是日本人根本看不出来😂
☕️👍🌹
这个小日本我喜欢
who is the man behind the camera? your boyfriend?
Probably
All their ‘previous’ time has been spent on ‘Kowtowing’ 😅
我大一开始就在自己煮了，这不煮饭的概率出乎意料
外面是快点但一般来说一天内也不缺那一小时自己煮饭吧，主要是习惯我觉得🤣
ハーフか？