Solo Eating at Popular Japanese Restaurant Chains in Tokyo | 7-Day Food Tour in Japan Episode 1
Вставка
- Опубліковано 7 лют 2023
- This is episode 1 of 7-Day Food Tour in Japan. In Tokyo, I'm going to eat at popular Japanese restaurant chains. Delicious, ubiquitous and easy to get in.
If you are not sure what to eat while you are traveling in Japan, try one of these restaurants.
Important note
The episodes of 7-Day Food Tour in Japan were filmed in the following order
1. Matsumoto, Toyama and Kanazawa
2. Kyoto and Nara
3. Tokyo
My feelings in this series are not based on 7 consecutive days of travel.
The next episode is coming soon
More Japanese food tour videos
What a Grilled Curry! Japanese Food Tour in Kanmon Strait Area Japan
• What a Grilled Curry! ...
Unique Sake Vending Machine in Japan | Niigata Local Food Tour
• Sake Vending Machine i...
Thanks for watching
Another lunch. The sacrifices you make for us.
He believes in a balanced diet. Lunch - Dessert - Lunch. Dinner - Dessert - Dinner. Though perhaps that's more a symmetrical diet than a balanced one....
@@areareare9953 😂
did anyone else thoroughly enjoy that sound of the crunch he left in for the tonkatsu? omg, that was a heavenly sound!
Glad to see you ate your whole salad! So proud of you! 😉😁
I commend you on your ability to eat. Good SHow. first, I'm out of rice, then, I'''ve already eaten a lot today. folloowed by... Big bowl of rice. hahaha.
That's my kind of salad, with bacon, shrimp and fried chicken and potatoes 🤣
"leaf, green, more green, ... shrunken shrimp" :D You are hilarious! Thank you for the video
"Shrunken shrimp," and "another leaf." 😄😆 😂 Awesome!!
you're living the dream, going around eating a bunch of good stuff 🥺
I would have been happy with just a big bowl of that onion soup and the garlic bread.
“Shrunken shrimp” 🍤🤣🤣
A food tour - yes! This will make a good suggested itinerary for a trip :)
Also known in the US as French Onion Soup. Yes, absolutely delicious. I tried to make it once, and it took hours to finish the recipe. I always appreciate the effort that goes into every bowl of this soup.
French onion differs in the cheese type and how the bread is used. It's actually a pretty simple soup (French Onion) to make and yes: super yummy!
French Onion Soup is my favorite! I found a really good recipe where it's made in a slow cooker, and the onions turn out so tender that they literally melt in your mouth. Takes about 4 hours to make but worth it!
@@mizmisery44 I need to try that! Thanks!👍🏼
In France it’s just called onion soup
My slow cooker has turned out some of the best dishes in recent memory. I cooked cubed potatoes this afternoon in olive oil, a little butter and seasonings that were just wonderful. The slow, gentle, moist all over heat really benefits most foods.
Glad to see you haven’t forgotten about this channel!!! I was surprised to see you order a salad!!
Well, that would be a salad with bacon, egg, avocado*, cheese, and some deep-fried chicken. And lovely onion soup, for which I am now hungry.
*Avocado is about the fattiest "fruit" there is!
食べものが多すぎます 😂
@@Trebuchet48 well, avocado has a lot of good fats, so it's okay xD
He did that to throw you off the scent. There was a bowl of curry under that.
❤Lol Avocado my favorite definitely a vegetable ❤️
I thought it was funny that you ordered salad. I remember in one of your travel videos, there was a bit of salad on your plate, and when you looked at it, you just said "Leaf."😁 Interesting that the salad included karage chicken and potato. Onion soup looked good though. Americans would have wanted three times as much dressing.
I ordered salad, showing sad glass of plain water. Then salad has egg, bacon, fried chicken, shrimp. Soup with bread and cheese. Guess it's better than fried food... Love it!
We have Ootoya in Thailand, and they offer refill rice so you don't have to think if you want large or small rice.
Onion soup is my favorite. Your lunch looks yummy.
Yes! I've always been interested in what kind of chain restaurants are in other countries besides American food. I'd love to see a part two of this some time.
The food looks delicious that I am pleased you have shared with everyone, Solo-san.
Always love your food choices. Another Great video 🙂
Wow! The rice at Tonkatsu Wako looked Perfect!
Good Rice × Tasty Dish = Excellent Meal🍚🥢🍗
First Viewer. Got to love a good food tour. :)
Wonderful food tour. Everything looked delicious . . .except for the soup and salad . . . it was phenomenal. Will definitely see you in the next one. Take care, stay safe.
I do so very much love these food tours!
It all looked so good!! Thank you for sharing.
Wow looking forward to try them they all looked amazing!
Since this is more than one part, I will wait until the end to see if you go to one specific place that is a chain. We went there more times than we should have, LOL
Excellent video. Thank you.
Aaand, now I'm hungry again. And craving onion soup
Thank you this is so interesting... I am looking forward to the rest of the food tour !!! Solo videos always make my day the best.👌☺
That looks awesome
The food looked amazing! I am so glad to see food that’s worth two exclamation points from you! Can’t wait to see what the next place has!
Thank you Solo Travel Japan, such beautiful Tokyo station👍
Those all look amazing! I actually gasped in surprise at the first crunch of tonkatsu. Beautiful.
Great video as always. I like it too. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Just wow. The food looked so delicious. The salad looked so tasty. Lucky you.
Okay, i HAVE to figure out how to cook these! 🤤🤤🤤!!! Thank you for another awesome one! 💖
I always like to see !! because it means you are enjoying your meal. Today, everything looked absolutely delicious. I may make tonkatsu tomorrow because this looked wonderful , but your salad meal really appeals to me.
Toyama!! You must visit Shin-minato in Imizu, along the Uchikawa River! 🙂
Everything looked so delicious, but the tonkatsu made my mouth water! Outstanding and wish I could have joined you 🙂.
I’m going back to Japan soon and I can’t wait to eat the food again! High quality and affordable. I looooooove Ootoya 😊
I want you as my food guide the next time I come to Japan. Even the salad looked delicious.
That satisfying crunch from that pork was perfect 😋
Delicious food
I like this kind of videos
Upload more please
I'll surely watch
Thanks
Yummy! ❤️👍🏻
Delicious 🤤
Woww its food tour series now!! Im camping heree >.
I always order Chicken kaasan ni at Ootoya and Mix grill at Royal Host so you have similar taste as mine! Though of course I can’t eat that much in a day :) For Tonkatsu at Wako I always order oroshi ponzu sauce (minced radish) it’s very nice
Everything looks so good. It is unusual to see salad on your plate, but it did look tasty. The tonkatsu made me hungry again- now, I need a snack. 😁
That first dish of simmering chicken looked so good I added it to my bucket list. I took a pic of it too.... shhh keeps sake 🤫😁Thank you so much for a amazing find! Really looking forward to one day trying it 😍🥰
I love your channel 😊
Very nice and informative footage 🤘Tokyo has changed a lot since my last visit🔥🔥Everything looks so nice and well maintained now....New fan from Bangalore 😍😍
That katsu looked mouth watering
wow
Leaf ^^
Gorgeously succulent looking tonkatsu 🤎
Thanks!
Thanks for the super thanks!
👍👍👍
Another! lunch
I read Superman vs Meshi he eating lunch with Batman, he ate this similar cutlet with rice although I’m not sure it’s pork or chicken... That makes me wanna try it.
Thank you for your excellent video. On the last meal, you ran into a problem that I often run into. the meal is larger than my stomach. It's normal in Madison Heights, Michigan, USA to ask for a box or container, so the rest of the meal can be finished later at home.
In my purse, I carry Ziplock (quart or gallon) plastic bags. At certain meetings the meals are served on disposable plates with plasticware. When I can't finish my meal, I put it in a Ziplock gallon plastic bag. It fits perfectly. If the restaurant has carry-outs, then they should have containers available.
Thank you for your video. The food looks & sounds delicious.
Your video provides a listing of where to go to eat!
I ate at Tonkatsu Wako on Sunday! I think I ordered the same dish; the tonkatsu was tasty!
PS There’s also an English menu.
PPS A word about location. It’s in an underground shopping/dining arcade and the restaurant is approximately located underneath the Bell of Peace installation (which is street level).
Thank you for the good work you do for us!
Two channels and both are entertaining.
Domo arigato goizaimas!
A question, I am nit able to eat avocado, really, you don't want to be near me after I might ate it.
How do I say, that I am allergic to avocado?
Slices of lotus root. It’s not too popular here in the USA but I do see it in some Asian cooking.
i miss royal host! hopefully i can go when i go to japan for a holiday in april!😏
That salad :O
this is why i can never 'discover' new restaurants....the chains satisfy me to much!!! coffee wa yappari komeda!
I hope there is Curry rice
Hi my fav you should have skipped the salad and got 2 katsu lol.
Love the video
I love these meal videos the most. How much time truly passes between meals, though? Or, is that a state secret?
🍱🍚🍤
Thank you for the food tour around Tokyo Station. On my next Japan visit I would like to go to that side of the station for a good look around.
Question please. Did you eat all that food in one day or was it spread over a couple of days? Mind you, it certainly did look delicious. Really high quality.
Three excellent meals! But no curry. :-(
💖
I love watching your videos. Thank you
😊😊
I like to eat either miso butterfish or shioyaki saba
I don't eat meat anymore, but feom oast experience, tonkatsu wako comes highly recommend. it is super nice
LOL!! Considering your salad had fried chicken, a strip of bacon , garlic toast and french onion soup in it, I question the healthiness of that salad dish for lunch. I think a dietician would faint in horror at the sight of this salad set. That crunch from the fried pork cutlet was amazing!! If there's one thing about the Japanese, they KNOW how to fry foods and keep them that way until it gets to your table.
Lol! Agreed. Especially since salad dressing can have more calories than an entire meal. Unless you're eating just the leaves with no seasoning, it's difficult to cut the calories. 🏵🌼
Food price are very reasonable. if I live there I could eat out every day.
Dish 1: that looks ever so tasty and definitely simmering hot. What was the round thing with holes in it? Like the music in that restaurant
Coffee jelly … to die for
Dish 2: onion soup on a honeymoon!? 😯 poor husband 😄
Dish 3: oh that batter was super crunchy
Thanks for taking us along
Hi! The 'round thing' is lotus root, a tuber
@@ObsoleteVodkaYT thank you 🙏 I never knew part of the beautiful lotus plant was edible.
The one restaurant took ingredients from Cobb and Nicoise salads and combined them into a customized version like I'd compose at a salad bar. It would have made for a lovely summer evening meal along with a glass of chilled rose' wine on a patio.....while gazing at the setting sun between bites. How's that for creating a mood?
Could you make please a playlist of all your videos?
Leaf omg
Oh that soup looked AMAZING. Here in the US, a "soup and salad" set is a popular lunch that I like to have whenever my supervisor and I have a business lunch. Like a teishoku it comes with the main dish salad, side soup and bread or crackers. It can also be a main dish soup and a small salad! The pork also looked amazing, and I am glad you enjoyed the first dish, though I don't eat chicken. Great video!
Your salad has bacon so it's extra good😊
TONKATSU OISHII
Is it possible for you to do an Isakaya night in Tokyo? Or not practical to film?
Brilliant! Another subscribe from me, to you 😃👍❤️
I'm curious. Is serving tonkatsu with the hot mustard a new trend? Or has it been going for a while? I've been to Wako once on vacation and saw that. Before that I went to a wako-style place around home and they did the same thing. I don't ever remember that being a thing, how long has this been done for?
It has been a long standing practice to serve Karashi (hot mustard) with Tonkatsu.
I see lotus root a lot in Japanese cooking, but it always scares me a little from the look of it. What is it like?
Lotus root is a starchy tuber. When cooked, it has a texture that is similar to a firm, boiled potato. The taste is mildly sweet, resembling water chestnuts.
Loved the video, but the lack of curry saddens me
'diet' :D
I love royal host
5:55 - Saiki K would like to know your location...........
Being an adult has its' perks, you want breakfast followed by dessert before lunch? No problem, you want to watch UA-cam while eating rice cakes? Go for it, ok, the last part is me
Green Jelly boot
Leave that fat from tonkatsu aside and it's perfect, holy cheese, it's painful not being able to eat that. Thank u for the video as always! Greetings from Brazil.
“They have amazing rice”
Yeah, you mentioned that, lol
🍲xox🥫