What beautiful gardens. About a 45 minute drive from Southern Connecticut, in the city of Hartford, there is a park with magnificent rose gardens. I try to go every year in early June.
Thanks to you, I feel like I've seen and tasted dishes I've never heard of before. I hope one day I will have the opportunity to travel around Japan and taste all these dishes. I do not think that I will have any difficulties in this trip, as I have learned many new cities and cultures thanks to you. I can't wait to see Hawaiian food and Hawaii.
Those tulips were vibrant, and made a beautiful blanket. That *cafe was great looking, very comforting and gentle. You quickly panned to a pastry case and we saw a very *dark looking croissant. -Bet that would have been/is wonderful - not too sweet , but dense with goodness. Thank you as always.
Char siu bao is my favorite too. During college, the clubs and teams would buy them in bulk from our local Chinese bakeries and sell them as a fundraiser on campus. Such a good lunch!
I’ve really liked your Hawaii food videos. I was ignorant and didn’t know about the food there. Of course all your other content would also be enjoyed and appreciated!
I can see why you visit your favorite Café in Yokohama , the menu you chose was so refreshing with great flavors 😋. Nice to see organic coffee and juice as a choice. The tulips in bloom just reminds you how beautiful spring is in Japan. Thanks for the wonderful review .🤗💛👍
Whoa! Yamashita park is beautiful with that profusion of flowers!! Lupines, tulips, pansies, daisies--too many varieties to name--and in such colorful harmony. And the lovely water view adds so much. The food looked delicious and, yes, I'd love to see you explore Chinese cuisine there in Japan. May I make a couple of requests for when you're in Hawaii? Manapua and malasada! And, if you're a fan--poi. I loved poi as a kid (weird, I know), especially one-finger poi. 'Ono! Love to you both. ❤️❤️
I’m looking forward to your upcoming Hawaii videos. The foods I missed most from there are, strangely, wonton soup from McCully chop Suey and chicken potato skins from Peppers and Dutch baby pancake from Original pancake house.
My most favorite dimsum will be har gao, also xiaolongbao and siu mai. (even nt in video) And dimsum comes best with a char siu bao. Really loved hw they cut the bun.
Yes please, I'd definitely love to see you try some of the food available at Yokohama's Chinatown. I'm looking forward to your other trips, too. It'd be great to see you enjoying some Kobe beef, and seeing how they serve it. Your lunch looked so delicious! I have serious food envy 😄 And what beautiful flowers. Seems like a wonderful place.
World Porters is a very important place to me because its where I decided to move from Florida to Hawaii after finding Hawaii Town there. Must have been a sign.
I'm glad you will get to visit Hawaii. Hug your Mom and sister so tight! As far as what to try on you other trips: it might be interesting to visit a "regular" or "tourist" Kobe Beef place and a more upscale, better quality place. To compare.
Thank you and yes more chinese food would be nice. And i don't know anything from Hawaii...so yes please show us :) . The garden looks realy amazing....a great chill place !!Thank you :).
I would normally say whatever you show us is fine but what I truly enjoy is the hole in the wall mom and pop shops. Those are the best and I bet don't get much media. And they usually have the best food ever. Support local businesses of the area.
YES, I 💖 Dim Sum and those shrimp ones look amazing. So many people forget that when you order Chinese food in Canada, The USA, or even Europe it is NOT real Chinese food.!! Unless it is from a more upscale authentic place of course. That garden park is a great place to chill. It would be great if you could order some Unagi in Nagoya!
yummy har gau is my favorite too. i want to go eat some tomorrow for lunch. the flowers are beautiful. especially the tulips. does the park employees plant them n maintain the flowers first it was the beautiful cherry blossums now the tulips its so beautiful. i bet your mom m sister will be so happy to see u. yes hawaii has all kinds of food ha ha we like to grind. i like this video shinichi thanks for taking the time to put it together makes me want to come to japan in spring take care
When I traveled to Japan in 2019 I was in Yokohama for two days, went to the chinatown in Yokohama and had delicious big dumplings with Tsingtao Beer. It was awesome! But next time I should check out that mall. Hmmm.👍😊
Oh I needed this video right now. I always save them in a folder, and watch them when I need to calm down. It was perfect, love the background sound, and hoooly what a fluffy airy bun you had, looked delicious. (You have such beautiful nails, don‘t want to pay too much attention to the nails when you‘re doing food closeups, but I really love them ahh nevermind) thanks for taking us also to the park wirh all those beautiful flowerd. Have a wonderful day ^^//
Hello from Los Angeles. My husband and I are from Yokohama, its our favorite city in Japan too. Have not been back since the covid, hopefully can travel soon and visit our family in Japan.
I’ve had cobe beef once, on holiday in Prague once. It was so good. I’m curious about Chinese food, I can’t have dairy and gluten products and I imagine many Chinese style foods perhaps is made without milk and gluten.
I’m wheat and dairy intolerant too - just stopped eating out - safer easier to eat at home - but I sure love these videos and their food adventures 🙏🇨🇦😷
@@ej3016 I rarely eat out too for the same reason. But sometimes we do need to go out and I need to eat if we're away for a weekend or something like that.
@@mulle3574 what kinds of restaurants have you found to have wheat free dairy options - I’ve stayed away from Chinese Japanese as there too many ingredients to keep track of - rotisserie chicken places (Swiss Chalet in Cnd) were my go to restaurants - haven’t been since early March 2020 - am waiting until summer when outdoor eating is an option 🙏🇨🇦😷
I love har gao as well, but always eat them with spicy chili sauce that it's served with here. When i'm not so hungry I always used to love getting some dim sum. But the place closed down several years ago :( In the town I live I can only get har gao and shumai and springrolls as an appatizer at local chinese restaurants.
I'd love to see you try chinese food in Yokohama. I'd also love to see you visit a beef place in Kobe, and I'm very excited to see all your favorite foods in Hawaii!
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood Cool, thanks! I was always curious. It's funny you use a simple GoPro, and get hundreds of thousands - and millions of views. Meanwhile, some youtubers have expensive cameras with giant mics and dead cat wind silencers...and they struggle for a few tens of thousands of views. Keep up the great work!
You're going to Hawaii?? Oh my gosh I hope you enjoy it! It's been way too long since you went back to your second homeland. I hope you have an enjoyable time I'm so happy to hear you're going
beautiful flowers! --- That was not a light lunch. Question--- I am old---a long walk after you eat--- are there public Toilets? Where are they? So many people 😩! Also, TH-cam is your work, what do you eat at home? If you put out a video every week, you travel and eat out. Sorry, old lady questions.
Hi there. There are many public restrooms located everywhere here. You can find them at train stations, inside department stores and convenience stores and public toilets in parks and sometimes in neighborhoods. When not filming we usually try and eat healthy and stick to mainly veggies.
Now, "Chinese" food in America is rarely traditional, I wonder if Chinese food in Japan is moreso, or if they have their own "Japanified" version of Chinese food that's common.
The Chinese who settled in Japan during the late 19th Century introduced their style of cooking. Over time this evolved into Chuka Ryori (Japanese-style Chinese food) which is a hybrid cuisine that isn't wholly Chinese nor wholly Japanese.
Shinichi, when you go to Hawaii, please take PhotoLuke with you one time when you go out to eat. I think Luke only eats fast food and you need to give him a taste of something much more interesting. :D
In one of my previous jobs I worked in the International District of Seattle (Originally Seattle's "Chinatown" but now there's also a lot of Japanese and Vietnamese with some Thai, Korean and Cambodian places as well) and with a manager who came from Hong Kong most of the team's lunches were at one of several Dim Sum places in the area. Can't say I've developed the taste for everything I've tried (oddly enough eggplant seems to be what I have the most trouble with) but there's definitely some good stuff at these places.
Very interesting video beautiful delicious food and flowers Thx for sharing
What beautiful gardens. About a 45 minute drive from Southern Connecticut, in the city of Hartford, there is a park with magnificent rose gardens. I try to go every year in early June.
I love the way you captured the flowers, Shinichi-san. Must be refreshing to be in Yokohama!
The garden is beautiful and veiws awesome dim sum look delicious thanks for sharing this video with us all take care stay safe ❤️😘😘❤️👍🥰🤩😍🥰
Thanks to you, I feel like I've seen and tasted dishes I've never heard of before. I hope one day I will have the opportunity to travel around Japan and taste all these dishes. I do not think that I will have any difficulties in this trip, as I have learned many new cities and cultures thanks to you. I can't wait to see Hawaiian food and Hawaii.
Those tulips were vibrant, and made a beautiful blanket. That *cafe was great looking, very comforting and gentle. You quickly panned to a pastry case and we saw a very *dark looking croissant. -Bet that would have been/is wonderful - not too sweet , but dense with goodness. Thank you as always.
Many of the big shopping malls closed down in the USA. I miss them and all the different varieties of food they offered.
Yes, I would love to see a Kobe beef place on your next trip. The flowers in this video were particularly lovely. 🌹🌷🌸🌺🌼💐🌿😀
Loved every bit of this video. Thank you for sharing.
Char siu bao is my favorite too. During college, the clubs and teams would buy them in bulk from our local Chinese bakeries and sell them as a fundraiser on campus. Such a good lunch!
I’ve really liked your Hawaii food videos. I was ignorant and didn’t know about the food there. Of course all your other content would also be enjoyed and appreciated!
Beautiful flowers. Thank you for sharing. 🌺
I'm so glad you get to go home to see your mom Shinichi. Can't wait for those videos.
The flowers in that garden was amazing... so beautiful!!🌷🌼🌹😊
Yes, I’d love you to explore more Chinese cuisine 😁
Yes Please! Explore China Town food! So much to watch all your channels and videos!
I can see why you visit your favorite Café in Yokohama , the menu you chose was so refreshing with great flavors 😋. Nice to see organic coffee and juice as a choice. The tulips in bloom just reminds you how beautiful spring is in Japan. Thanks for the wonderful review .🤗💛👍
What a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing. Tulips were very beautiful
Whoa! Yamashita park is beautiful with that profusion of flowers!! Lupines, tulips, pansies, daisies--too many varieties to name--and in such colorful harmony. And the lovely water view adds so much. The food looked delicious and, yes, I'd love to see you explore Chinese cuisine there in Japan. May I make a couple of requests for when you're in Hawaii? Manapua and malasada! And, if you're a fan--poi. I loved poi as a kid (weird, I know), especially one-finger poi. 'Ono! Love to you both. ❤️❤️
I like your videos and the production style. 🎥🎞📺
Am really excited for the videos to come 🥳
Great video. The food looked fabulous. Yes to all the questions you asked. I follow your sister and mother. So I am looking forward to Hawaii b
I've had Dim Sum before and I loved it. The Har Gao is delicious!
It all looks delicious.
@@grannypeacock1218 Yeah, it does. Wish I could try many more dishes.
I’m looking forward to your upcoming Hawaii videos. The foods I missed most from there are, strangely, wonton soup from McCully chop Suey and chicken potato skins from Peppers and Dutch baby pancake from Original pancake house.
My most favorite dimsum will be har gao, also xiaolongbao and siu mai. (even nt in video) And dimsum comes best with a char siu bao. Really loved hw they cut the bun.
Yes please check out the food there a few times. 👍🏻😋 Breathtaking gardens!!!! I'm in love with this place ❤️😍
Yes please, I'd definitely love to see you try some of the food available at Yokohama's Chinatown.
I'm looking forward to your other trips, too. It'd be great to see you enjoying some Kobe beef, and seeing how they serve it.
Your lunch looked so delicious! I have serious food envy 😄 And what beautiful flowers. Seems like a wonderful place.
Loved Yamashita Park and the other tulip gardens the colours were glorious.
How lovely, I would love to live in Japan and my 2 sons also. My mouth was watering, such lovely food
Lovely video. Thanks. I like to see you eat whatever the areas specialties are. I learn that way.
The cafe looks like my kind of place. Not overly fancy, and nice outside views!
World Porters is a very important place to me because its where I decided to move from Florida to Hawaii after finding Hawaii Town there. Must have been a sign.
I'm glad you will get to visit Hawaii. Hug your Mom and sister so tight! As far as what to try on you other trips: it might be interesting to visit a "regular" or "tourist" Kobe Beef place and a more upscale, better quality place. To compare.
Ive heard that in Osaka, they add cheese in their takoyaki. Give it a try! Ive made homemade takoyaki and added cheese and it was sooo good.
Thank you and yes more chinese food would be nice. And i don't know anything from Hawaii...so yes please show us :) . The garden looks realy amazing....a great chill place !!Thank you :).
I love those prawn dumplings, steamed or fried. Have never eaten them with mustard, although they’re good with soy sauce.
So very happy to hear you are planning a trip to Hawaii. Many blessings to you and your family. ❤
Love har gow, ma po tofu, and steamed buns! Yes, please share some of the good Chinese restaurants in Yokohama.
Beautiful gardens
I need this food! Drool.
I would normally say whatever you show us is fine but what I truly enjoy is the hole in the wall mom and pop shops. Those are the best and I bet don't get much media. And they usually have the best food ever. Support local businesses of the area.
YES, I 💖 Dim Sum and those shrimp ones look amazing.
So many people forget that when you order Chinese food in Canada, The USA, or even Europe it is NOT real Chinese food.!!
Unless it is from a more upscale authentic place of course.
That garden park is a great place to chill.
It would be great if you could order some Unagi in Nagoya!
If you like tulips, you should visit Holland, Michigan, USA.
or Ottawa, Canada or how about just going to the Netherlands 🙏🇨🇦😷 thnx for another wonderful adventure
@@ej3016 why ppl often add weird letter at the end of their comments, like yours, C A.. the heck doea that mean
@@oyaoya5200 prayers 🙏 Canada 🇨🇦 during cont tough times 😷
I like たじま屋! It's near Kobe station.
yummy har gau is my favorite too. i want to go eat some tomorrow for lunch. the flowers are beautiful. especially the tulips. does the park employees plant them n maintain the flowers first it was the beautiful cherry blossums now the tulips its so beautiful. i bet your mom m sister will be so happy to see u. yes hawaii has all kinds of food ha ha we like to grind. i like this video shinichi thanks for taking the time to put it together makes me want to come to japan in spring take care
That's a beautiful garden
While the har gao looked very tasty, the mapo tofu bowl looked delicious.
I always enjoy eating Chinese DIM SUM . The food is so simple and delightful and yet they fill up your tummy’s satisfaction 🥰🥰🥰🥰😋😋😋🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
When I traveled to Japan in 2019 I was in Yokohama for two days, went to the chinatown in Yokohama and had delicious big dumplings with Tsingtao Beer. It was awesome! But next time I should check out that mall. Hmmm.👍😊
Oh I needed this video right now. I always save them in a folder, and watch them when I need to calm down. It was perfect, love the background sound, and hoooly what a fluffy airy bun you had, looked delicious. (You have such beautiful nails, don‘t want to pay too much attention to the nails when you‘re doing food closeups, but I really love them ahh nevermind) thanks for taking us also to the park wirh all those beautiful flowerd. Have a wonderful day ^^//
Hello from Los Angeles. My husband and I are from Yokohama, its our favorite city in Japan too. Have not been back since the covid, hopefully can travel soon and visit our family in Japan.
👀Another🔥🔥🔥 AWESOME video eating dim sum solo-Please STAY SAFE in your eating adventures across Japan!!!!!👏👏🤙⚡️
In my place we call it hakau and it is my number one favorite dimsum 😍🤤 I watch this video while having a meal but still I get hungry over that hakau!
Never ate dim sum before
Even though it's very popular in my country. The price is just unquestionable
I’ve had cobe beef once, on holiday in Prague once. It was so good. I’m curious about Chinese food, I can’t have dairy and gluten products and I imagine many Chinese style foods perhaps is made without milk and gluten.
I’m wheat and dairy intolerant too - just stopped eating out - safer easier to eat at home - but I sure love these videos and their food adventures 🙏🇨🇦😷
@@ej3016 I rarely eat out too for the same reason. But sometimes we do need to go out and I need to eat if we're away for a weekend or something like that.
@@mulle3574 what kinds of restaurants have you found to have wheat free dairy options - I’ve stayed away from Chinese Japanese as there too many ingredients to keep track of - rotisserie chicken places (Swiss Chalet in Cnd) were my go to restaurants - haven’t been since early March 2020 - am waiting until summer when outdoor eating is an option 🙏🇨🇦😷
Awesome and beautiful, thank you 👏🤩 Where we are going next to, dear? 🤭
More cafes please! Also I think fried rice is a must try in Yokohama
I'm moving to Kobe in three weeks!! Please share all your best finds there so I know where to go when I arrive!
I love har gao as well, but always eat them with spicy chili sauce that it's served with here. When i'm not so hungry I always used to love getting some dim sum. But the place closed down several years ago :( In the town I live I can only get har gao and shumai and springrolls as an appatizer at local chinese restaurants.
I would like to see local specialties or just whatever place you recommend
as a hong konger its so interesting to see how our food is portrayed in japan lol.
How about Niigata Pref?? I thought you guys will visit there also☺️
Yummy
Heh just heads up it change a lot around here new restaurant and old places are gone or moved..
I'd love to see you try chinese food in Yokohama. I'd also love to see you visit a beef place in Kobe, and I'm very excited to see all your favorite foods in Hawaii!
I used to be a Dim Sum junkie - but it's been awhile since I've been able to get it.
Chinese food, Italian soda, Dutch tulips, in Japan. I'm so confused wwww
I'll eat all the dim sum...and then some, dim sum.😂
I love to see you try more Chinese food in Yokohama. Can you visit the ferris wheel and the cable car as well?
Cable car ride coming soon!
What gear do you use to film?
I use a GoPro 10
@@IWillAlwaysTravelforFood Cool, thanks! I was always curious.
It's funny you use a simple GoPro, and get hundreds of thousands - and millions of views. Meanwhile, some youtubers have expensive cameras with giant mics and dead cat wind silencers...and they struggle for a few tens of thousands of views.
Keep up the great work!
Will be waiting for the time when you explore more from there ☺️
Yes Iove to splore mora Chinese food
You're going to Hawaii?? Oh my gosh I hope you enjoy it! It's been way too long since you went back to your second homeland. I hope you have an enjoyable time I'm so happy to hear you're going
Nice, you could try out Tientsin/tianjin don and goubuli Bao (狗不理 包子）
I love dim sum, too!
Can you check out pierogi ruskie?
Shoyu and soft egg
Har Gao is yummy!
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I never exactly had dim sum in Japan before but judging from what I see, I don’t think I’ll be disappointed.
To visiting a Kobe beef location, yes please!!!! Thank you 😊
Always love your videos. Don't love the font this time around.
Please do go to Chinatown !! ❤️
yes
you should try Tim Ho Wan in shinjuku
Hi 👋😊 i love your vlogs 👍💐
Kobe beef? YES PLEASE!
Hi guys how are you doing this is Tina how do you guys make your soft boiled egg not in the Shell but the one you eat with the shouu
Shoyu
Do you mean the kind eaten with shoyu and rice?
beautiful flowers! --- That was not a light lunch. Question--- I am old---a long walk after you eat--- are there public Toilets? Where are they? So many people 😩! Also, TH-cam is your work, what do you eat at home? If you put out a video every week, you travel and eat out. Sorry, old lady questions.
Hi there. There are many public restrooms located everywhere here. You can find them at train stations, inside department stores and convenience stores and public toilets in parks and sometimes in neighborhoods.
When not filming we usually try and eat healthy and stick to mainly veggies.
Nagoya please!
Nice video 👍
try indonesia food at japan 🙂
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I always wonder where's Satoshi?
Now, "Chinese" food in America is rarely traditional, I wonder if Chinese food in Japan is moreso, or if they have their own "Japanified" version of Chinese food that's common.
The Chinese who settled in Japan during the late 19th Century introduced their style of cooking. Over time this evolved into Chuka Ryori (Japanese-style Chinese food) which is a hybrid cuisine that isn't wholly Chinese nor wholly Japanese.
@@restaurantman That's really interesting! Thank you!
Shinichi, when you go to Hawaii, please take PhotoLuke with you one time when you go out to eat. I think Luke only eats fast food and you need to give him a taste of something much more interesting. :D
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0:11 - isn't that Satoshi from TabiEats?? Am I missing something?
oh man I just realised this is Sinichi's channel XP
@@maelgwni Oh is THAT his name?
yummy
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The dimsum are so small!
In one of my previous jobs I worked in the International District of Seattle (Originally Seattle's "Chinatown" but now there's also a lot of Japanese and Vietnamese with some Thai, Korean and Cambodian places as well) and with a manager who came from Hong Kong most of the team's lunches were at one of several Dim Sum places in the area. Can't say I've developed the taste for everything I've tried (oddly enough eggplant seems to be what I have the most trouble with) but there's definitely some good stuff at these places.