one of the best episodes in this series the appreciation for the fish and all other elements is amazing. the spirit in the kitchen is so pure and peaceful!
Love how he holds himself accountable for his team; leads and encourages his team. Been a very long time since i have worked under someone like him. May he continue to be prosperous.
I love how nothing of the tuna is wasted. The level of care he has for breaking it down was amazing to see. This is how we should be treating the food we eat.
Chef explains things so well and is a natural on camera. Rest of the crew and company looks like a great team as well. Great video and lovely restaurant!
Loved learning about the whole fish processing and how he has helped the fisherman to bring better product to their customers through his japanese technique of bleeding out and having the spine ended.
What a great manager, letting everyone excel with their own dishes, respectful of the staff, suppliers Aswell. Plus the way he respectfully handles all the ingredients especially living things like tuna. Would love to dine at his restaurant some day. Wish my manager was like this :/
The anatomy facts he dropped were so interesting. I've never considered that the constantly working muscles would create so much heat that without blood circulation it would cook itself like a motor without a radiator.
I'd love to eat there. The tuna head is perfectly shaped to smoke. Using the flower pot Is a great solution. I have a friend who made a smoker out of a couple terra cotta pots. Works incredibly well.
This was a great episode. I'll definitely be dropping by here next time in LA. I like his practical cooking techniques and the over flame approach as well. Awesome.
I don't think I could afford this place, but "lip to tail" tuna flight sounds like a sublime experience! ...and working directly with the fishermen... I just can't! Def Bucket List material.
Couple friends took me here for my birthday dinner, great food! junya showed us around and told us some of plans they are working on for the restaurant! Dont want to be spill the beans but big things are coming!
Would be hard to be a fisherman in California for those prices 10$ whole sale means fisherman are probably making 5$ a lb. . The giants we get on the east coast bring a higher price at auction but off the boat 7-10 per pound is pretty average. The wicked tuna high 20’s per lb is tv BS.
This guy seems so cool! So knowledgeable about Tuna as well, I felt like I learned so much. The panic at the end was super funny, with the please leave 😂
I've been to this restaurant, its amazing inside because its like StarBucks where upon entering you can smell the aroma of the food. Food is fresh and delicious! I feel like I can eat there everyday. lol!
Every single time I eat at Yess I am beyond impressed with the food and service, they truly go above and beyond! Cannot recommend this space enough, if you live in SoCal you HAVE to experience Yess 🤍 incredible sashimi, every dish is so crisp and fresh, they even put me on to my new favorite wine when I was there last week!
There is a level of humility to his approach that is refreshing, by including his staff in the creative process
This is common in high-end restaurants. It’s not “refreshing”.
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Sounds like a great guy and an even better manager.
You have no idea until he is your manager.
I really appreciated the kindness and passion that this chef exudes.
one of the best episodes in this series the appreciation for the fish and all other elements is amazing. the spirit in the kitchen is so pure and peaceful!
Love how he holds himself accountable for his team; leads and encourages his team. Been a very long time since i have worked under someone like him. May he continue to be prosperous.
Rohan smiling and waving at the camera just made my day. 😍
It's insane how much skill, knowledge, and technique goes into breaking down the tuna
I love the open fire concept. He sounds like an amazing person.
I love how nothing of the tuna is wasted. The level of care he has for breaking it down was amazing to see. This is how we should be treating the food we eat.
the whole vibe of this team is professional and wholesome! when rohan turned, waved, and smiled when his name was told at the end :>
The flower pot over the head of the tuna is brilliant!
You can feel through the screen that he's so charismatic and passionate about what he does!
the purest chef ever...not everything need to be traditional love that
Chef explains things so well and is a natural on camera. Rest of the crew and company looks like a great team as well. Great video and lovely restaurant!
I NEED PART 2. we need more. This was incredible 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
You guys were able give the viewer a wonderfully immersive experience. Beautiful people and food chemistry as well. Kudos! ✨
Loved learning about the whole fish processing and how he has helped the fisherman to bring better product to their customers through his japanese technique of bleeding out and having the spine ended.
6:00 I love the reverence and worship that this chef has for the Tuna. Top quality chef and person to do so
As a sushi chef I understand the rice taste 100x better made in a hangiri or over fire
Wave at 18:18 was the cutest thing ever :)
What a wonderful energy, beautiful passion for his craft, his team looks happy and everyone is respectful. I would love to visit this restaurant
Going to your restaurant strictly to look at your handsome chef and say YESS CHEF
I love the paper contract they just wrote up on the spot 😂😂. Simple and easy . Get the business done.
What a great manager, letting everyone excel with their own dishes, respectful of the staff, suppliers Aswell. Plus the way he respectfully handles all the ingredients especially living things like tuna. Would love to dine at his restaurant some day. Wish my manager was like this :/
The passion is oozing through the video. You can feel it when he speaks.
super underrated episode
Whoever at 0:38 put a type R wing on their sport, you should feel bad.
The segment about his dogs was so cute!! "Shantrel is the biggest stress of my life, bigger than than the restaurant"
The anatomy facts he dropped were so interesting. I've never considered that the constantly working muscles would create so much heat that without blood circulation it would cook itself like a motor without a radiator.
There's something so beautiful about the humbleness of a Japanese master in their craft. It is in turn so deeply humbling to witness.
He has such a deep respect for the animal and uses every single piece. Marrow in a martini and tuna jerky for his dogs- so cool
Nobody knows more about fish prep and cooking than the Japanese, and sushi's the ultimate manifestation of this expertise.
Sensei Junya knowledge, ability, and skill for a whole Tuna was delivered as an information and entertainmemt for us. Just wow 😮
I really liked this one. Chef seemed super grounded. Also really liked menu concept.
I'd love to eat there. The tuna head is perfectly shaped to smoke. Using the flower pot Is a great solution. I have a friend who made a smoker out of a couple terra cotta pots. Works incredibly well.
As other people mentioned. I felt immersed and almost forgot I was eating jack in the box while watching. Master chef!
Amazing profile… he’s a breath of fresh air. The food looked amazing, and his passion really shows. 👍🏻
This is the types of things cultures should be sharing, we need to keep these things alive.
This was a great episode. I'll definitely be dropping by here next time in LA. I like his practical cooking techniques and the over flame approach as well. Awesome.
Japanese chefs are unmatched.
even, or should I say, only the totally dedicated, ocassionally get 'scarred or nipped' in the process. awesome insight to brilliance.
Well, I know where I’m going on payday. This guy loves what he does and It reflects on his staff!
The whole team and he seem so friendly.
I don't think I could afford this place, but "lip to tail" tuna flight sounds like a sublime experience! ...and working directly with the fishermen... I just can't! Def Bucket List material.
Couple friends took me here for my birthday dinner, great food! junya showed us around and told us some of plans they are working on for the restaurant! Dont want to be spill the beans but big things are coming!
Junya is a rare blend of someone who is very humble yet displays great expertise. Bravo! 👏
I could listen to him talk about this for days. He is extremely knowledgeable.
To know so much about your product, I can see why he’s successful in his craft.
A lot of places say family meal and it nothing like a family but this places looks like one.
OMG, I want to eat here so bad! Not only for the food, the people all seem so great and genuine
Food looks delicious and prices aren’t too bad either. Definitely need to make a trip out there
The head chef is incredibly well spoken and knowledgable, he would be a great presenter
5:40 the whole 137lbs Tuna only cost $1500.
Expensive for someone, cheap for others
Would be hard to be a fisherman in California for those prices 10$ whole sale means fisherman are probably making 5$ a lb. . The giants we get on the east coast bring a higher price at auction but off the boat 7-10 per pound is pretty average. The wicked tuna high 20’s per lb is tv BS.
His explanations are amazing!
I do t know how I got here but I really appreciate this chef
This was so much fun to watch. Great stuff!
This guy seems so cool! So knowledgeable about Tuna as well, I felt like I learned so much. The panic at the end was super funny, with the please leave 😂
I’m simple I see Japanese food I click.
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I've been to this restaurant, its amazing inside because its like StarBucks where upon entering you can smell the aroma of the food.
Food is fresh and delicious! I feel like I can eat there everyday. lol!
Only in california do you get this kind of mixing and that's why it's great.
never seen such a cheerful chef..
Love how he doesn't waste anything on the tuna, even the scraps go to his dogs
You can't go wrong with Fire
I will try this next time in town. Food looks amazing and the chef appears super cool. Im down
Lobster katsu sandwich? YES PLEASE.
This is incredible, I cannot wait to dine at this restaurant. I had no idea it existed.
He was born to be a chef
I wish they would have shown every tasting of the dishes they videoed him preparing.
Really enjoyed watching this !
He’s literally the cutest 🥹
We needed a 1000000 tuna break down video.
This is why we love japanese. ❤
Don't be sorry about your dogs sir and tell us more about them. If the owner is like you, we're sure those fur babies will also be gems.
I would love to apprentice under him. If he does a masterclass, I’m joining. Who’s with me?
I don’t eat tuna but I would happily try everything he made and showed.
I like this episode too much strong and full action... Appreciate it
Dude sounds like Edna Mode 😂
Incredible food. Very inspiring
Next time I'm in LA I will def go here!
what a cool chef, he sure knows his tuna ^^,
Artichoke and Chantrelle, fantastic pet names
Great individual, thanks for sharing.
aww i wanted to see the fruition of the smoked head!
Wait. Were those dogs just hanging out in his car the whole day? Lmao
What a cool guy
This guy rocks!
This guy is describing halal slaughter process, relieving the animal of stress and fear and drain all blod immediately
Hand written invoice…….swag
I love this dude
quality dude
18:18 😂 cool dude, great energy
This cured my anxiety 💜
Every single time I eat at Yess I am beyond impressed with the food and service, they truly go above and beyond! Cannot recommend this space enough, if you live in SoCal you HAVE to experience Yess 🤍 incredible sashimi, every dish is so crisp and fresh, they even put me on to my new favorite wine when I was there last week!
Damm tuna head is craaazyyyy, no places like this in spain
outstanding
I’m def coming this week or the next ❤
Yay!!! Yum.
Outstanding!!
This guy is it
So interesting!