@@flipballaz93 can you not see that I give him/her suggestions to improve. Can you not understand the definition of comment? Can you not read my whole comment? I did not criticize nor make negative comments. Geez, get some help.
@@tonyk7ng1803 That's his current knowledge of English. So what do you suggest, he take English language courses so you will be more comfortable with his translations as you watch all his videos that you are watching *checks notes* for free? I didn't have any issue with his translations. People like you are why we can't have nice things.
@@jakerson181 do you have to be that sensitive? A suggestion is to get better. It is you who take it as an offense. I believe my tone was neutral and even positive. If you can’t handle the critics then how can you improve yourself? Reflect upon that for a change.
@@tonyk7ng1803 Context is what matters here. He does this as a hobby. It's a UA-cam video, he's not teaching an English class. Again how much effort does he need to put in so some ungrateful foreigner will find it acceptable. Grow up, dude. And again, I had no issue whatsoever with his translations. Maybe the real problem... is you. And by the way, your initial comment should have read " too literal" not "too literally". Your English ain't so hot either, bud.
どうしたら喜んでもらえるか
どうしたら美味しく食べてもらえるか
目に見えてわかる仕事の志
最後の握り飯が全てを集結していますね。
素晴らしいお店だと思います。
お洒落なのにキチンとした和食ですね。新しさを感じるのに決して奇をてらっているわけではない。素晴らしいです。
I like the little descriptions of what the food is, also looks really good
Perfect artistic food preparation that's only in Japan to be experienced!
Thank you for the captions of what each dish is!
Thank you for the english labels 🙏🏼
この店の料理以前から、美味そうでいっぺん行ってみたかったけど、もっと注目されても良い店だと思う。
Just love the selection of “Ochoko’s”! Great video👍
Beautiful dishes!
おいしい家を選んで棘ですね💕👍
割烹で料理してるのは制服を着た男子です。カフェは若い女性が主です。それぞれの料理に求められる熟練度を反映してます。お友達のやってるカフェに行って親交を深めるのも一興ですが、熟練の技を味わうのも悪くないかと。
The best Kaiseki restaurant
This is Kappou / Kappo style Japanese cooking. The term means "to cut and to cook" and this style positioned in between Izakaya and Kaseiki cuisine.
グルメ王ですね
Good to know
I want to do this type of food so bad!
11:25 What?! Won't the hot oil leak through gaps and drip on hand?
NICE
how much does it cost? i cant find in video
This course meal is 15,400 yen.
Fish,fish,fish 🐟🐠
14-16 hours felt. 2-3 days by yacht ⛵
ここ最近で一番ゴージャス
😋😋😋👍👍👍🌸🌸🌸
大阪 北新地にもあるよ
Price should be include
🇧🇷😋😍👋👋👋
Как пиво называется?
やっぱ和食はだし巻き卵と白飯が一番最強なんだよなぁ＾＾
作り手の顔が観れないのが残念！
ここの店は唸るホド、、すごいね
日本料理の形にとらわれないインパクトのある演出
なまこなんて初めてうまそうだと思った。。
これでこの値段なら安い 関西はいい店多いね、、
そろそろティーボックスに歌って欲しい歌があるんだけどなんだと思う？
「俺たち◯◯◯ゆうちゅうバー♪」
まだ若そうだけど普通に食べ慣れてる感有るから
元から裕福な育ちかなあ？
Yes. Moo still a amateur
Crush ?
Good content. The food looked amazing/wonderful/mouth-watering. Your English wordings could use some improvement. It’s too rigid and too literally.
can you atleast appreciate he gave us the names of the food despite english is not his native language?
@@flipballaz93 can you not see that I give him/her suggestions to improve. Can you not understand the definition of comment? Can you not read my whole comment? I did not criticize nor make negative comments. Geez, get some help.
@@tonyk7ng1803 That's his current knowledge of English. So what do you suggest, he take English language courses so you will be more comfortable with his translations as you watch all his videos that you are watching *checks notes* for free? I didn't have any issue with his translations. People like you are why we can't have nice things.
@@jakerson181 do you have to be that sensitive? A suggestion is to get better. It is you who take it as an offense. I believe my tone was neutral and even positive. If you can’t handle the critics then how can you improve yourself? Reflect upon that for a change.
@@tonyk7ng1803 Context is what matters here. He does this as a hobby. It's a UA-cam video, he's not teaching an English class. Again how much effort does he need to put in so some ungrateful foreigner will find it acceptable. Grow up, dude. And again, I had no issue whatsoever with his translations. Maybe the real problem... is you. And by the way, your initial comment should have read " too literal" not "too literally". Your English ain't so hot either, bud.