KAPPABASHI "Tokyo's Kitchen Alley" A CHEF"S DREAM STREET
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2022
- KAPPABASHI "Tokyo's Kitchen Alley "A CHEF'S DREAM STREET"
Kappabashi-dori, also known just as Kappabashi or Kitchen Town, is a street in Tokyo between Ueno and Asakusa which is almost entirely populated with shops supplying the restaurant trade. These shops sell everything from knives and other kitchen utensils, mass-produced crockery, restaurant furniture, ovens, and decorations, through to esoteric items such as "fake food" or "food sample" stores as well.
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I would have a field day on that street! Hubby would have to drag me out of there by my feet. Loved the video, Drew!
Thanks 👍
oh my god! Im so glad you made this video! I had no idea this place existed. Im in culinary school rn and now HAVE to visit this area when I go to Japan! Keep up the awesome content!
Hope you like it! It really is a must visit for anyone in culinary or just enjoys cooking
I would totally go broke not only from all the kitchen stuff but from all the cool stuff in that junk store you showed at the end. That's my kinda place. That reminded me of an old antique store here that I love to go to.
As for all the kitchen stuff, I'm a bit weird.... I don't like to cook (even though I dabble) but I love kitchen gadgets and cook books and have quite the collection at home. I'd love to check this area out if I ever make it to Japan someday. Thanks for the tour.😊
comment even though i stayed up till 8am to catch premier cause i do what i want!
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That was amazing. I want to go there.
Glad you enjoyed this Paula
Favorite street my wishlist this year 🤩😂😂 I want to buy generation pot mini to big
It's so good!
Tokyo Kitchen Alley looks so cool! Everything a chef or foodie could possibly want! Awesome vlog, Drew! 😃😎
Totally! Love this place
Nice , thanks 😊
Thank you too
Especially love the ceramic and table ware shops! It would help if u told the name of those shops so I can find everyone when I am there soon.
Sorry 🙏
Kitchen alley🤤
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kappabashi i always recomended to invited speakers everyone of them showed me pieces of sushi samples they had bought definitely a must in tokyo my grand aunt who ran a bar in nihonbashi said on a cold winter day she was looking for a cooking knife for a couple of hours and realized she didnt have lunch and entered a restaurant ?and ordered a bowl of ramen the waiter? answered 10000yen or 15000¥ which?maam astonished she noticed it was a food sample shop indeed very few real food at kappabashi
That very long knife is for sacrificing foods to the gods; that way the priest can sacrifice the food with only chopsticks and this knife so his hands don't dirty the food
Hey Drew. Just found you through Tabieats and like your content too.
Surprised to see the Beetle. Stupid question but what was sculpture on the building above where the Beetle was parked?
Awww thank you for checking my channel and community out. Much appreciated. That "sculpture was just a beetle for what ever reason lol Ohhhhhh a beetle parked under a beetle... CLASSIC! bahahahahahaha
Love your video! Is there a similar street to buy lanterns, carp wind socks and wooden sandals?
Im sure there is but I'm not aware. So many shopping areas in Tokyo I'm sure to find another like this 👍
Hi I’m thinking that knife you pointed out is probably used to cut blue fin fish or maybe Salmon?? That’s just a guess… thanks for sharing ….🙏🙏
You are correct 👍 thank you for watching 🙏
Love the ceramic and dinnerware shops. Would be great if u included the store name and street it is located on. I will be in Japan in early March. I want to go into every store that sell these! And I will if I can find them!
Kappabashi is quite easy to find as it is a very popular street between Ueno and Asakusa. Sorry, but during this filming I really didn't pay attention so much to the store names as wanting to show what is available while leaving some mystery to visiting this area
@@Tokyodrew I loved your video! It was just a suggestion-not a criticism. Appreciate your response and keep making great videos.
Thank you and I do understand. I honestly do wish I would of added the info for it but also thank you as I can try to be more and more informative. I have a new vlogging channel, go check out Tokyo Drew Travels and hopefully a better style? Then again, maybe not lol
So what kind of knife is it? I'm thinking something to use with big fish lol.
Yup, big ass tuna!
@@Tokyodrew knew it
What day of the week did u go and the time ?
Filmed on a Sunday around 1pm if I remember lol
I'm looking for an online store (until I can get to Tokyo!) to buy the small cooking goods used in tiny campervans - single plate induction stove, small plug-in pots etc. Any advice, please?
Hi, thank you for your question. I honestly do not know about online stores but Tokyu Hands might be an option? I'm not familiar with many online sites for your inquiry
@@Tokyodrew Thanks so much - will give them a try.
Hi! Do you have any knife shop recommendation?
My favorite store in Kappabashi is KAMATA Hakensha - Japanese knife store! Here is the website: www.kap-kam.com
I can confirm kamata is great please for new knife buyer. They are more affordable and they can do special engraving on location. It's actually a fairly old store.
If you want the best craftsmen and the price will go up, head up the street towards seisuke for example
@Tokyodrew ...omg. Im glad to mentioned a specific store as I will not have much time when I go to Japan. This makes it so much easier for knife shopping! Thank you so much for this valuable piece of information!
So I’ve purchased a 10” (260mm) santoku carbon knife at Kamata in Kappabashi.
Thanks for all of your recommendations.
Hoping to visit Sakai or Seki in search of the next one 😅
как называется магазин с искусственными блюдами, там где свинья в витрине?
Not sure the name, sorry. These are fake food stores though where they make the displays for restaurants
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