A big reason for using so much water is to prevent food poisoning. Think about it. If they didn't keep a constant flow of water going, all sorts of pathogenic bacteria and viruses would quickly accumulate on the cooking surface and multiply. At home people don't have to worry about it, because they cook a couple of servings and they're done. If they didn't use the flowing water, every few times they made a dish they'd have to thoroughly clean everything, before they could go on. That's because the food is fresh, often alive just before cooking.
every single comment on wasting water. keep in mind this is japan and they have advanced recycling technology. even they reuse same water in bath tub for the entire family, and they have thing that reuse water from the sink to flush the toilet 😁 please google
WE WASTE MORE IN THE USA THAN THE WHOLE WORLD! IF that was AMERICAN water it would UNFIT to use! When you point a finger at someone else ... 3 are pointing back at you!
You seriously followed me here to this video from the last one? You must have a lot of free time on your hands. And I'm not a boomer, I'm a millennial. I'm assuming that's what you meant.
.....MY BAD...I meant "Boomhower"....Christ try to exercise d brain a little ....i am already (mostly) wasted over here...and whatta you mean followed you from the last one??.....i just replied twice to your comment......"nanda koriya!!"
Hyoung Kim I love the fact that idiots forget how water works. Y'know, evaporation, condensation...Japan is surrounded by water, they get plenty of precipitation. Water is not an issue for them because it literally falls from the sky.
At first that running water bothered me until some comments explained that they're not wasting water. and then I remembered my sensei told us that Japan's highest resources are water:)
Thank You for telling where you got it and what the name of the dish is. A lot of Street Food Videos don't even tell you what the name of the food they are showing is called most of the time and Never tell where or what part of the city they are in where they found it.
This is Osaka Japan though where cost of living is one of the highest in the world being in one of the largest and most modernized cities with deep rooted history in the world. The difference between Indonesian and Japanese prices is worlds apart.
Eraser On one hand, yes, they just cooked fresh (expensive) large scallop...but on the other hand, imagine if you were working on whatever your trade is and have someone just shit all over your livelihood because you just did labor for construction on something they could've done themselves given enough time, or you just served a table walking back and forth bringing food and drinks, etc, or you typed work as a secretary that your boss could've done himself given enough time.... We pay for time, my friend, because if we had a million years to live then we could learn to do it all ourselves, too, and do it for ourselves. This is coming from me, a capitalist and business owner...I pay employees a decent wage for their time because I can't do it all myself even though I know how.
this is japan were talking about. They have shit ton of buttons on their toilets. They use advance technology in everything. They have a very low population. They're on an island with regular precipitation. Clean water is just like air to them.
Adam Italia Yeah, it's on the decline but that doesn't mean their current population is low though. It's not low by any standard, especially when you take into account what little land they have. The future's population of Japan might be low (in terms of land-to-people ratio) but it will take at least half a century for that to happen since the average Japanese life expectancy is 85 now.
You people are ONLY commenting on the water because you see everyone else doing it. Oh my god. Shut up the ignorance. And READ. Amazing videos by the way. I love them for the unfiltered access!
That is a garden hose hooked from the sink to a spigot on the wall providing the sink with running water. the entire kitchen is mobile and can be moved from place to place.
it is needed you wouldnt want to eat in a place that smells of scalop guts would you also they recycle a shitload in japan these couple of shops probaly still waste less water then you
Nykaitcha you cant realy see it because of the camera angle but he gives the scallop to the other guy then imdiatly grabs another scallop and the circle repeats they arent wasting more then 1 liter inbetween scallop
your wasting water STOP IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gabriel Olivar they have probably the best recycling in the world and aren't having a drought, so who gives a shit about their water. Not everywhere is the US.
Sammy Rhee Rhee u should go back to africa to eat some horse feet. u can find recipe in google. u need to thank whitr ppl for slavery so u are not dying of hunger by now. plus u are really ignorant.
Dude, water makes cycles in nature. You can't waste a water unless you pollute it. These guys are not polluting a water, it will return to a river/ocean and evaporate, just like if it would do without humans using this water. Contaiminating a water with deadly chemicals is a waste of water and you don't even need to use water to do this - just throw garbage to the river.
ozrallyguy they don't care because the water ALWAYS gets recycled and is not expensive, that's just how it is there, when they go to other country of course they're conscious of their use of water
Is water cheap in Japan?? Or free perhaps?? It hurts to see that waste of water, even when he is not using it any more, you can listen the water falling and falling...
So you love to buy fish from a stinky shop? You dont care about food poisoning? They are not stupid or lazy. They use a lot of water cause they need it.
Did I say that??? I think that's not what I said.... WHY PEOPLE ALWAYS CHANGE THE MEANING OF THE WORDS?????? So for you, people that waste water is clean, and people that save water is dirty??? What a stupid idea.... really really stupid. The first part of your comment agressive and silly. The second part, OK, if you speak without attacking, I say OK, maybe they need it and re-use it in someway.
I like the half shell frying pan part, but I won't be making these anytime soon. They looked overcooked. And an overcooked scallop is a tough rubbery scallop. I notice the video of the man that was eating one of these was cut short. From what I've seen he was really chewing away. Scallops when cooked right practically melt in the mouth.
yousif alotibi they have probably the best recycling in the world and aren't having a drought, so who gives a shit about their water. Not everywhere is the US.
OMG!!! I feel bad for the people in Japan, a thousand YEN for a piece of scallop, you're are getting duped there everyday. A kilo yes, 1000grams of fresh live scallops in the phillippines is about Php400 or Y800 only and that's in Manila, it can be way cheaper in the provinces. It's not a huge size like your scallop but its of decent size and taste much sweeter than the big ones. You can have in cook for an additional Php250 or Y500. A KILO. P.S. Japan is an AWESOME country though and would be perfect if not for everything so expensive.
OMG are u sure we must pay ¥1000 for 1 scallop...it same like USD$10...Portions like that will only tickle your stomach LOL...but taste is worthed for fresh scallop...should try when i go to japan
You are killing me with all the seafood and sashimi!! 🤤🤤if I could just live on eating seafood alone! The only thing I don't dare to try....yet 😋, is sea worm!! Yes, people eat them! 😂😂they said it tastes like chicken....really?!!🤔🤔
I met the man in charge of grilling the scallops whilst on my vacation in Osaka and he was such in a bad mood I decided to skip his store..... Too much tourist traffic, I guess and he got sick of it. Great first impression, Sir. 👍 I was being sarcastic, by the way.
All these comments about washing away flavors and wasting water lol I’m surprised no one complained about not wearing gloves lol. These people probably sue the hell out of them if they get sick eating them. It’s this kind of notion that makes me sick, Japan has abandoned water though they have drought time to time depending on weather, it may look like wasting water for those hurting for water but doesn’t mean they have to follow their example. They have water! Yet they do conserve more than you can imagine.
Really not bothered about the overuse of the water but more concerned that the flavour is lost from over-washing. That and the roe is dumped?! They look amazing don't get me wrong but I love me some scallop roe.
Other than pepper what are the spices they put on before they cook the scallop? I hope it isn't MSG. And the spray is lemon juice maybe? And at the end of the cooking is that soy sauce added? I'd like to know.
Just because they are experts in water recycling technology, doesn't necessarily make the water waste justified, it would be as logical as saying because they are rich, they can waste the money. They won't.
Charcoal use for cooking is very common among many street food vendors, the temperature is near perfect if done right vs many other heating medium. One of the reason why street bbq tastes so unique is the "source" of the charcoal.
why ppl complaining about the water it's more better CLEAN FOOD ppl .. and maybe they don't have to pay there water where they are so at least there clean because a lot of them are not so.........
I know these scallops are just hours old and prolly still alive. Could these be bought like this whole and frozen? If those could be made on a food truck in the usa, they couldn't keep up with the demand.
What is the man prepping the scallops with? I see obviously butter, a squirt of soy sauce when it's already cooking but what are the flakes and what is he spraying on them?
i watch this before a meal to hype my stomach
sam rawrs same
I actually get depressed if i watch it before lunch. Cause i eat the same old meal everyday.
You’re a good connoisseur... you should’ve said “to whet my appetite.”
Hype before disappointment of bad life choises
So cool how they use the shells as little frying pans!!
R Pedraza I know! It's awesome, right?!!!!
A big reason for using so much water is to prevent food poisoning. Think about it.
If they didn't keep a constant flow of water going, all sorts of pathogenic bacteria and viruses would quickly accumulate on the cooking surface and multiply.
At home people don't have to worry about it, because they cook a couple of servings and they're done.
If they didn't use the flowing water, every few times they made a dish they'd have to thoroughly clean everything, before they could go on.
That's because the food is fresh, often alive just before cooking.
I really liked when you exited that place in the weirdest way possible.
every single comment on wasting water. keep in mind this is japan and they have advanced recycling technology. even they reuse same water in bath tub for the entire family, and they have thing that reuse water from the sink to flush the toilet 😁 please google
Exactly dude...I don't know what's wrong with these people
I thought they were wasting water at first too but then I realised that Japanese people won't just allow water to be wasted
HATERS being HATFUL
WE WASTE MORE IN THE USA THAN THE WHOLE WORLD! IF that was AMERICAN water it would UNFIT to use! When you point a finger at someone else ... 3 are pointing back at you!
+YAsendai
Japanese almost copy Chinese food ,
Chinese everything ,
ROFL at how he left the place after eating 😂😂😂
"Is this shit head seriously going to leave this here?!" is written all over the guy's face.
ncdxero88 and that girl's face too lol so rude
lmao i laughed at that too
throw it out like a decent human being?
😂 Lol, dine&dash
I love this type of Japanese cooking. Pure and fresh.....man, i so want to taste those scallops.....
Delveaux same here is sooo gooood
Gosh so jealous. Why am I here and not there? Because I'm broke. 😂
fuckin wolverine wants a piece of this 😂
and dont speak japanese if your anything like me lol
James Howlett WTH
James Howlett - I feel your pain in my own empty wallet..
I'm not broke, I was born poor.
I would kill for some of that.
doesn't take much to make you MURDERED, huh.....BOOMER???
why not just save a few hundred bucks and take trip over the pacific??
You seriously followed me here to this video from the last one? You must have a lot of free time on your hands. And I'm not a boomer, I'm a millennial. I'm assuming that's what you meant.
.....MY BAD...I meant "Boomhower"....Christ try to exercise d brain a little ....i am already (mostly) wasted over here...and whatta you mean followed you from the last one??.....i just replied twice to your comment......"nanda koriya!!"
My bad, friend. Just recently left a discussion pertaining to the subject of millennials. And the name's Rusty Shackleford, thank you very much.
I like how the internet paid more attention to the water than the actual food in the video. Such wonderful people.
Hyoung Kim I love the fact that idiots forget how water works. Y'know, evaporation, condensation...Japan is surrounded by water, they get plenty of precipitation. Water is not an issue for them because it literally falls from the sky.
Hyoung Kim isa running joke.
I love the fact that no one notice the dude was moving the meat with the pincers he uses to move the coal
Lord Meric it's street food damnit!
Hyoung Kim thats what i basically said. Humanity!
At first that running water bothered me until some comments explained that they're not wasting water. and then I remembered my sensei told us that Japan's highest resources are water:)
I like Japan Food :)
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i wanna scream watching this.. that looks super delicious.. man..
Idk y I keep getting passive negative feelings in my head seeing and hearing the water pour non-stop
Dylan Otto i see it to...lots of it
Thank You for telling where you got it and what the name of the dish is. A lot of Street Food Videos don't even tell you what the name of the food they are showing is called most of the time and Never tell where or what part of the city they are in where they found it.
for the same price. i can have 3 kg in indonesia, what a rip off.
This is Osaka Japan though where cost of living is one of the highest in the world being in one of the largest and most modernized cities with deep rooted history in the world. The difference between Indonesian and Japanese prices is worlds apart.
calvin lim Your country can't offer anything that's same in quality as Japan when comes to seafood. In fact, it is far cry from Japan. Go back kid.
You need to take some economics dude
I mean 10$ for one scallop is too much. All they did was add butter.
Eraser On one hand, yes, they just cooked fresh (expensive) large scallop...but on the other hand, imagine if you were working on whatever your trade is and have someone just shit all over your livelihood because you just did labor for construction on something they could've done themselves given enough time, or you just served a table walking back and forth bringing food and drinks, etc, or you typed work as a secretary that your boss could've done himself given enough time.... We pay for time, my friend, because if we had a million years to live then we could learn to do it all ourselves, too, and do it for ourselves. This is coming from me, a capitalist and business owner...I pay employees a decent wage for their time because I can't do it all myself even though I know how.
I like your videos but it's funny how you struggle with chopsticks honestly haha
I crack up a little bit everytime
NADS IQ you use chopsticks with only one hand though
NADS IQ well, calm down dude.
Oh wow, I'd LOVE to learn to cook scallops like that. It looks quite simple, but I'd love to find more details on it.
6:55 that guy left the broth and didn't drink it! What a waste!!
Lol I wouldn’t drink it either.. I would want too but just drinking clarified butter would leave me on the toilet about 10 minutes later
@@saveir6601 true hehehe
I love scallops
that looks good,wish I could take it out of the screen and eat it.
Japanese cuisine is fabulous.
japanese cuisines are delicious but the serving is too small and expensive
Go for the ramen or bento boxes. It's the most filling and priced cheaper. Generally sushi can be pricey for the portions
Cuz water and freshnesd
really want to stay in japan sometime to explore the food and culture
Give me 10.
that'll be 50 bucks........or 5152 yen.... arigato !!
Rawflcounsel76 pretty sure it said 1000, that's $9.17 American. I love scallops.
20
i just learned how to clean a scallop :)
no you didn't he left so much dirty on them
this is japan were talking about. They have shit ton of buttons on their toilets. They use advance technology in everything. They have a very low population. They're on an island with regular precipitation. Clean water is just like air to them.
"They have a very low population"? LOL
What's so funny about that. Their population is actually declining.
Adam Italia
Yeah, it's on the decline but that doesn't mean their current population is low though. It's not low by any standard, especially when you take into account what little land they have. The future's population of Japan might be low (in terms of land-to-people ratio) but it will take at least half a century for that to happen since the average Japanese life expectancy is 85 now.
That's not Japan. Real Japan isn't Tokyo or Osaka.
Den V. So Tokyo and Osaka isnt Japan now? Dafuck u been smoking?
You people are ONLY commenting on the water because you see everyone else doing it. Oh my god. Shut up the ignorance. And READ. Amazing videos by the way. I love them for the unfiltered access!
poor scallops, getting cooked in their own house...
800¥ - 1000¥ ..it is quite expensive for street food, in my country you can get steamboat hot pot or dining at Nando's or 3x KFC with that price..
water is free in japan? ^^'
Frodokeuh It's really cringy
EXACTLY.... that thing doesn't not even have an "AERATOR"....which cuts down A LOT on water usage, and a LOT less splashing while at higher pressures
lol NO! they just better at conserving water than the US :____ (((((
That is a garden hose hooked from the sink to a spigot on the wall providing the sink with running water. the entire kitchen is mobile and can be moved from place to place.
Yes it is free and fortified with radioactive material.
Look at all that water pouring out haha. But seriously that looks so good. I wish I was there.
Nykaitc。
it is needed you wouldnt want to eat in a place that smells of scalop guts would you
also they recycle a shitload in japan these couple of shops probaly still waste less water then you
Nykaitcha you cant realy see it because of the camera angle but he gives the scallop to the other guy then imdiatly grabs another scallop and the circle repeats they arent wasting more then 1 liter inbetween scallop
Nykaitcha
doesnt change the fact that its a waste but the water isnt nearly going that hard
specially if you lived in the Sahara or places like that...desertic. In Spain, sommer time, some times have to cut water for several hours.
As my younger sibling would say
Cun I has sum?
your wasting water STOP IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gabriel Olivar they have probably the best recycling in the world and aren't having a drought, so who gives a shit about their water. Not everywhere is the US.
IT'S RAW, YOU DONKEY!!
omg i need this in my life ! and please stop commenting on the fucking water who care about fucking water get the fuck over it
And cooked in their own shell Yum I wish I lived somewhere other than America to get the best food! Lol
american restaurants serve scallops dumbass
i live in Maine
Pixel Whoah it's almost like America has two giant coastlines
I seriously thought the thumbnail was a egg being grilled lol
the irony.. those who complained about wasting water.. yet those hundres of perished children soul in Syria no body cares..sad
Nigel Midnight Oh alright then pal why don't you do something about it
Probably those kids grow to be terrorists anyway
Their problematic religion induced culture their fuckin problems
but i rather eat this raw with lemon and chilli
abcd1234 dobedo lol....yoυ can'т conѕυмe ѕcallopѕ raw..ιтѕ noт lιĸe oyѕтer.
we do consume it raw lol
oh yeah you can
You can, let it sit in lemon juice for a few hours and then mmm...
this I would ear bcuz it's cooked
khailiwl haha what did she do?
+khailiwl ...fish stay in ur lane
Sammy Rhee Rhee u should go back to africa to eat some horse feet. u can find recipe in google. u need to thank whitr ppl for slavery so u are not dying of hunger by now. plus u are really ignorant.
That Looked Terrible. I Don't think I could Eat More then a Dozen or two :-)
damn, 10$, looks good tho
They are not wasting water y’all. They are in Japan not the USA. Please Google because Japan does not waste their water. Now us here in the USA 😒😑
Do people send in videos or do you travel a lot?
Jay Sama I'm pretty sure that films them on their own. The camera quality is the same in all videos.
I noticed that as well. That's very impressive to travel so far. Awesome food all over the world!
I wonder how much water they consume everyday with this... Scallops look really yummy though i'd love to try it... Yum yum!
What was in the spray bottle?
Im guessing maybe vinegar or dashi.
J. Martin or more water
Lemon JUice
japanese sake!
Japanese use lemon juice for seafood, make more taste but still preserve the seafood natural taste
lol @ the ending.......*im just gonna quietly and slowly back away.......as everyone stares blankly at me*
That water tho!? Geezzzzz shut it off....
SammyDuo japans recycling is advance so they keep the water running with worrying about it
Mind your own water
SammyDuo when working with mollusks, they need a lot of water to keep the meat clean and fresh.
SammyDuo the water is reused.
its ok we recycle everything , no worries .
In the street you can eat the best food of every country. Greatness.
Seems like a ton of wasted water...
It could be filtered and recycled.
if you ever worked in a actual kitchen before, it's worse than that.
David But this is in Japan where the health regulations and standards are higher than most countries.
Dude, water makes cycles in nature. You can't waste a water unless you pollute it. These guys are not polluting a water, it will return to a river/ocean and evaporate, just like if it would do without humans using this water. Contaiminating a water with deadly chemicals is a waste of water and you don't even need to use water to do this - just throw garbage to the river.
japanese fish market use a lot of water to keep their shop clean and not stinky
is it only me whos really concerned of them wasting so much water?
Jungkook Loves don't worry this is Japan. look up on their technology
that one scallop meal is almost $10 (u.s dollar) a piece!!!!!!!! get yourself a ramen bowl for $8
USD10 scallop is an absolutely tourist trap.
We can buy the same of scallop for 3 dollor at a local supermarket where locals go.
most of the country is mountainous, they have plenty of clean water
How much water they are wasting
Faraz Siddiqui, they have probably the best recycling in the world and aren't having a drought, so who gives a shit about their water.
I dunno, prolly less than you do.
what if they use saltwater
what if you drink it so it won't be "wasted" :)
Shoyou Ann Dude wtf lol.. water is an overall global concern. Don't b a douche.
With all these comments about wasting water, you'd think people have never taken a shower or bath in their lives.
switch off the water please :(
No
hahaha
Yeah, No Nigga :T
You know it's japan they can reuse the water with the help of their advanced technologies.
You realize in Japan it's expected for you to clean up after yourself when there are no servers around?
talk about wasting water..
Exactly my thoughts!!
i will cook it by its own juice.
Japan knows how to recycle water, that's why they have bath houses and nobody cares about using so much water because it will never be wasted
you just said a whole lot of nothing. they dont care how much they use because it will never be wasted? isn't that wasting?
ozrallyguy they don't care because the water ALWAYS gets recycled and is not expensive, that's just how it is there, when they go to other country of course they're conscious of their use of water
What does he spray on the scallops??
Is water cheap in Japan?? Or free perhaps?? It hurts to see that waste of water, even when he is not using it any more, you can listen the water falling and falling...
So you love to buy fish from a stinky shop? You dont care about food poisoning?
They are not stupid or lazy. They use a lot of water cause they need it.
pretty much this, Calista222 are type of people you do not want to allow to be in the kitchen, let alone a local restaurant's kitchen.
Did I say that??? I think that's not what I said.... WHY PEOPLE ALWAYS CHANGE THE MEANING OF THE WORDS?????? So for you, people that waste water is clean, and people that save water is dirty??? What a stupid idea.... really really stupid. The first part of your comment agressive and silly.
The second part, OK, if you speak without attacking, I say OK, maybe they need it and re-use it in someway.
OK HydeSeriwaza, That's a good explanation.
Wait, did you have to go back and censor their faces? I don't remember them being blurred before.
they are North Korea refugees
they wasting water lol
First thing I noticed.
Im not really sure but i think the water they're using was filtered and recycled.
ok next time tell them to prepare your shit with toilet water.
h2o quantity on earth doesnt change much tho
came here to fish for likes totally dumb you are wasting your energy typing here dumbass
I like the half shell frying pan part, but I won't be making these anytime soon. They looked overcooked. And an overcooked scallop is a tough rubbery scallop. I notice the video of the man that was eating one of these was cut short. From what I've seen he was really chewing away. Scallops when cooked right practically melt in the mouth.
waste of water
yousif alotibi they have probably the best recycling in the world and aren't having a drought, so who gives a shit about their water. Not everywhere is the US.
Thanatos Mors maybe
***** It probably is.
i really want to try this but dammmn im allergic :/
Be mindful of wasting water....looks good though.
it's normal in japan. that's why almost all fish market in japan never stink and always clean.
Dzulfiqar Bagas Tito the more water the more the germs can be
apdroid geek but.. the water is not stay in one place.. it's like a river.. they always move.
x3dmedia it's sea water if you wanted to know :)
Japan uses sea water in their seafood market.that why dont judge them little boi.research about their living..
Yooo , that water got me like chris's father from everybody hates chris , thats 20$ dollars worth of water 😭😭😭
My goddess that looks delicious, food for the godz,
The funny thing about scallops is almost like they are served for you. They even come in a fancy little dish.
5:23 "...lama kali dia video"
ke kepoan orang indo nyampe jepang, ampir 1 jt views
gak niat apa2, cm lucu aja ada celetukan kayak gitu
9.5 usd for a single scalop? Its like 10 kg of scallops here in ph.
they should check every scallop with a geiger counter befor serving...........
OMG!!! I feel bad for the people in Japan, a thousand YEN for a piece of scallop, you're are getting duped there everyday. A kilo yes, 1000grams of fresh live scallops in the phillippines is about Php400 or Y800 only and that's in Manila, it can be way cheaper in the provinces. It's not a huge size like your scallop but its of decent size and taste much sweeter than the big ones. You can have in cook for an additional Php250 or Y500. A KILO.
P.S. Japan is an AWESOME country though and would be perfect if not for everything so expensive.
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これなら食中毒の心配は、少ない。 プロは、手際がいいね。
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I'll take a dozen ! Scallops are delicious ! 😋
OMG are u sure we must pay ¥1000 for 1 scallop...it same like USD$10...Portions like that will only tickle your stomach LOL...but taste is worthed for fresh scallop...should try when i go to japan
You are killing me with all the seafood and sashimi!! 🤤🤤if I could just live on eating seafood alone! The only thing I don't dare to try....yet 😋, is sea worm!! Yes, people eat them! 😂😂they said it tastes like chicken....really?!!🤔🤔
I wonder how many of these scallops would american gorge into as I've been there and their portions are terribly huge
I met the man in charge of grilling the scallops whilst on my vacation in Osaka and he was such in a bad mood I decided to skip his store.....
Too much tourist traffic, I guess and he got sick of it. Great first impression, Sir. 👍
I was being sarcastic, by the way.
Not giants by any means..good size though...these would be nice raw...very sweet
All these comments about washing away flavors and wasting water lol I’m surprised no one complained about not wearing gloves lol. These people probably sue the hell out of them if they get sick eating them. It’s this kind of notion that makes me sick, Japan has abandoned water though they have drought time to time depending on weather, it may look like wasting water for those hurting for water but doesn’t mean they have to follow their example. They have water! Yet they do conserve more than you can imagine.
What's up with all these street vendors leaving the water running full on on the time? Seems unnecessary.
All I can think about is when I brush my teeth and turn off the water to Conserve it. LOL
Had it this week during my visit in Japan, it was good and the broth was also delicious.
Really not bothered about the overuse of the water but more concerned that the flavour is lost from over-washing. That and the roe is dumped?! They look amazing don't get me wrong but I love me some scallop roe.
Other than pepper what are the spices they put on before they cook the scallop? I hope it isn't MSG. And the spray is lemon juice maybe? And at the end of the cooking is that soy sauce added? I'd like to know.
Just because they are experts in water recycling technology, doesn't necessarily make the water waste justified, it would be as logical as saying because they are rich, they can waste the money. They won't.
10 bucks is $, but comparable to dinner scallop serving size I guess. They look great, wonder how much at market?
After the "Washing" and before the cooking the guy sprayed the scallops with something(?) Does anyone know what he sprayed it with and why?
Charcoal use for cooking is very common among many street food vendors, the temperature is near perfect if done right vs many other heating medium. One of the reason why street bbq tastes so unique is the "source" of the charcoal.
why ppl complaining about the water it's more better CLEAN FOOD ppl .. and maybe they don't have to pay there water where they are so at least there clean because a lot of them are not so.........
1000 Yen is pretty steep for street food, especially for such a small portion, but then again I would pay that much for freshness and quality.
I know these scallops are just hours old and prolly still alive. Could these be bought like this whole and frozen? If those could be made on a food truck in the usa, they couldn't keep up with the demand.
I've visited Kuromon Market a month ago and the guy cooking the scallops got a lot older compared to this video.....And grumpier. 😁
Actually 1000 yen would be the equivalent to $9.70US not $9.50US, just making an observation.
What is the man prepping the scallops with? I see obviously butter, a squirt of soy sauce when it's already cooking but what are the flakes and what is he spraying on them?
The 9 dislikes are from Trailer-Park people who love McDonalds.
I hate watching these videos when I can't taste the food, looks so delicious!
he's wasting too much water for cleaning. I though they have filtration but i don't see anything
hey have the best recycling water in the world and aren't having a drought, so who gives a shit about their water. Not even close to the US.