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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2017
- CatMint is a NYC food festival favorite and they serve this popular Taiwanese dessert. Yum!
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People are obsessed with basically everything you post, Insider😂😂
Gamergurl15 so true
Gamergurl15 true dat
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Well said.😂
Gamergurl15 lmao yes
In the Philippines, we call these Japanese pancakes
Orange Pickle i think we call it jp panget ng profile mo
Ya. Its called Oobanyaki or Imagawayaki.
Orange Pickle ya
Orange Pickle I'm a filipino
Quadratix vol what's your problem?
This originated from Japan. This is Japanese sweet food. The name is "GOZA-SOROH". Another name of "GOZA-SOROH" is called "OHBAN-YAKI" and "IMAGAWA-YAKI".
Furfilise i have one in my country and its already long enough so meh... 😂
I'm not so sure, most of the time I just say, it originated in Asia.
Furfilise they're not the same...
It did, but Taiwan has been making these for ages and creating new kinds as well. As a Taiwanese, this is a staple street snack lmao
AgitoFang who cares..you still have to give credit to where it originated...
It's originally a Japanese treat but Taiwan has adapted some aspects of Japanese culture/food because it used to be under Japanese rule.
Its so ordinary in southeast asia streetfood
Whattt I can't find it ( ; - ; )
tak pernah jumpa pun..kat mana jual? nak try gak nih
+myzeedah musa pasar malam ada lah
Syadzafi Muhammad S exactly
I buy those at Soy Bean, it is common in Southeast Asia
but, i just saw this cakes at Japanese Street foods videos...
5 people are first.
It's time to stop.
Jack Morrison lol
Jack Morrison first
#itstimetostop
Jack Morrison love your profile pic
WHY DO I FIND YOU EVERYWHERE SOLIDER 76???
martabak 2 lapis 😁
Gusti Muzain martabak mini dua lapis haha
Arum Sekar Kinasih i have eat that in minahasa when i was touring in spain to indonesia
In our place, we called it terang bulan mini XD
Wakakakaka, Ntap bruh
lol
Lol 😂 when that guy swooped in and took a bite of her cake I died 😂
In asia they're a common type of pancake, it was a childhood snack of mine in Singapore
It is a Japanese dessert, made by a Taiwanese couple and here is debated of its origin by the Indonesians. Hmm.
Kim YongIn Well, it looks like three Indonesian desserts too, so yeah, please excuse my fellow Indonesians who can't tell the difference.
Indonesians will claim everything as theirs 😂
we have these at our school it's called Japanese cake and there is strips of cheese inside
CS:GO Player us too! but we can choose either cheese or chocolate
Hate to break it to you, but these originated in Japan and many Asian countries have served them with the same fillings for longer - Mr Bean in Singapore has been selling tuna-filled pancakes since heaven knows when.
Yeah this is called 車輪餅 (lit: wheel cake) in Taiwan but the origin is Japanese, a snack called 今川焼き (imagawayaki) or 大判焼き (ohbanyaki).
Although I understand if my fellow Indonesians liken it to our own martabak mini, but it's actually different.
Oh you meant NYC because this is the first I'm hearing about this and I've lived in New York my whole life XD
I think people forget ny is a whole state, not just nyc
I tried these last week! They’re so so good
Im probably the only new yorker that never tried or heard about this...lol
I think I broke my screen of how fast I clicked
Ok
it's not taiwanese, It's japanese dessert called "Imagawayaki" just made by taiwanese couple, at least do some research pls
dayum everyone knows that, but the fact that it's around every street corner in taiwan and that it's a staple desert makes it "taiwanese"
I get your point but in my country, we have tteokbokki stalls in every street corner and that doesn't make that dish "ours", it's Korean and announcing it publicly on media that it is ours is just asking for argument
Lee Chien These are a staple dessert / snack in Singapore too, but we don't claim that they're Singaporean. They're definitely Japanese. Just like how prata and chicken rice, even though they're staples in Singapore, are still Indian and Chinese respectively.
+Yamazaki “Tora” Megumi but Indonesians don't seems to claim their haze
Did japan take over your country for a few decades?
I been eating this when I was a kid. so happy to hear it's coming back😃
in Indonesia they have something similar like this but in a bigger version. it called martabak manis or terang bulan. it taste sooooo good!!
A year ago I was in Greenwich Village and I saw them! They now have a permanent spot on MacDougal Street. So good!
Omg I’m obsessed with the chocolate one!
Those fillings looks so beautiful when they serve it that way. In original country, they just throw them like a blob onto those cake.
these are so good you can find them like anywhere in Taiwan. I go every summer so I know
Looks like a cross between a Japanese pancake and a filled bun. I want it 😂
0:12 if anyone ever did that to me they would never see the light of day again.
Where I live we called it dorayaki cakes from Doremon. It's just like those wheel cakes but we can get 5 in a bag for just 3 dollars we have less flavours tho but it's good
they're from my country!!!!!
it's really great!w we also stuff an Oreo inside it.It's one of my favorite flavor!!!!
I'm so going to show this to my mom! just yesterday we were talking about me studying in America in a few years, and I told her I plan to sell wheel cakes(a childhood dream of mine lol) to earn the tuition fee. she told me it was impossible.
Insider why you allways show food's make's my tummy rumbles 😛
Today is 14 june and this video was made at 14 june at 2017 and today that I am seeing this is exactly one year old happy birthday video!
So people are ‘obsessed’ with that cakes so meaning the cakes must be really really good..i want to try it too someday if i have a chance hahaha 😂😉
I have tasted one of those because someone sells it I'm my town. They taste yummy!
well time to visit NYC for the rest of my life
here in the phillipines, their called japanese cakes or moon cakes.
U guys should try it... Its really good and its really common in my country as i live in singapore...but i prefer the cheesecake and chocolate flavours... Yum yum
OMG! I grew up on these!XD I used to only have red bean or custard!
Tuna corn and cheese sounds oddly delicious
I wanna try one now this and rain drop cakes
In singapore, we had this for like sooooooo long
I love anything red bean oml
0:25 For some reason the wheel cake she is about to eat reminds me of Doramon's red bean paste pancakes
why am i so amused of the way this cake looks like my country indonesia's tradisional cake
we have this in malaysia ....i forgot the name lol.usually sold i night markets( pasar malam) the filling is classic pineapple jam
pm kl lol bro really? Kat mane ko jumpe? Jarang kot nak dpt...
I would love to try them :-)
In Malaysia ,we call this tokiwado and literally can find it anywhere in supermarket
00:46 and I'm here obsessed with this girl in the video..
Its also called mr.bean in singapore
they look good, i want one =w=
I'm not first... but I'm early XD
This cake is come from Japanese
Mendra *Japan
Those were pretty popular in my neighborhood at least a year before this.
OMG I WANT TO EAT THOSE!!!!
Reminds me of tokiwado from Magic Bites
This is similar to Mr Bean in Singapore. We call them pancakes.
Brenna Seah True lol XD it's everywhere
Yeah its everywhere.But i think takoyaki is has many in the world than imagawayaki haha ps:its japanese food ^^
I live in New jersey (close to New York, like a 20-30 minute drive) and I never heard of it.
in indonesia they called martabak mini
kue cubit
Nanang k serabi
+adi paramartha Serabi is way different ,dong.
Ya, tpi di indo varian rasanya hanya dikit
Nanang k ini kyk kue cubit menurut gue
Sa atin, cheese at chocolate flavor lang haha tas ang liit pa and konti nung palaman.
I'm from Taiwan and a literary just had one
Great, now i'm hungry
yum 😋!
Isn't this Japanese cake??
Keeyang Lee ikr?
Yeah,its commonly known as imagawayaki(今川焼き) in japan and I think its popular in osaka or hokkaido region :)
I buy them everyweek and my favorite flavor is Nutella. Oh and I live in Indonesia lol
i want one
If u ppl come to singapore u can find it in almost any shopping center
These cakes look WHEELY good.
We meet again...
THIS LOOKS LIKE MR BEAN PANCAKES IN SINGAPORE LMAO
I have it since six grade😁😙💕
#🇰🇭
this is like terang bulan.
it's like "martabak manis" from indonesia.. 😀😀
theres a franchise shop in selling these in singapore called mr bean
You know there's a savoury version of this too. The closest comparison is the breakfast muffins at McDonalds.
that thing is really cheap in the phillipines you buy it for 10-15 pesos depends if you'd like cheese, nutella etc
In my country those are called Japanese cakes for some reason there are 3 flavors plain or pancake
Chocolate and cheese
These are called pancakes in Singapore. We have this famous chain Mr.Bean selling it too.
I live in New York, and I’ve never HEARD of those things.
I saw some with a green filling. Must be matcha?
Japan has some of the best street desert:)
I like those big pan that have many holes. Does anybody know where I can get ? Thanks :)
I could find these anywhere in Singapore.
The owner is cute handsome lad. ❤️
like kue cubit from java indonesia
no one give a f$ck
@@lalakong4492 lololol
In Singapore, we call it pancake from mr bean
So basically,there are different varieties of this street food spread all across Asia and people are commenting about it being either from Japan,Malaysia,Indonesia etc.
meh,I'm okay with it
Ruecat u forgot singapore
Chocolate banane was the best 😄
New Yorkers should try Kue Cubit.....
0:15 she look so done when that guy took a big bite
we called it dorayaki here.. before u go cranky on me.. yeah i know its not dorayaki but idk why but people called it dorayaki here in Malaysia
I'm a New Yorker and I haven't even heard of this
I knew this I live at Taiwan DUH we have beef noodle soup mango shaved ice litchi and others
In Asia they are commonly known as moon cake they basically eat these at Chinese New Years
전비앙카 this isn't mooncake, more like those pancakes you'll find in Mr.Bean
in singapore their made with bean flour
i am the first one who viewed this vid love you insider
They have those at an Asian market place I go to
In singapore there is a shop called Mr.bean(no joke its real)that sells this cakes
I'm hungry now :'3
Kaya martabak mini atau ga kue cubit but like a bigger version
In Indonesia We Call It Terang Bulan
In Indonesia we called it mini martabak kue.