What is Denny's like in Japan? Tokyo / Family Restaurants
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Food Review of Denny's, a Family Restaurant in Japan - Denny's originated in the United States, but has evolved in its own way in Japan.
This food guide introduces some of the menu items that are offered at Denny's in Japan.
Please compare them to the Denny's in your country!
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Were there any dishes you wanted to try? Let us know in the comments if there are any differences between Denny's in your country and in Japan :-)
This is awesome to see! Glad to see Denny's is unique in Japan and not just a terrible USA clone!
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Before making this video, I did some research on Denny's in the USA and was surprised to find out that it's not the same as Denny's in Japan!!
今度モーニング行ってみようと思いました。
Wow everything looks so delicious! I want to try it when I visit Japan!
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Although not shown in this video, Denny's has delicious omurice! I have introduced it in another video, so I hope you can see it if you like :)
Omurice video → ua-cam.com/video/6GO-ioHPHx0/v-deo.html
The wine demi glace beef, the curry burger steak and the fried chicken were my favorite dishes. Pasta also was so a good looking dish. Denny's seems to be an amazing chain there, why all restaurants make an extra effort in Japan and not worldwide? Anyway, I would order the beef for sure, it reminds me the french beef bourguignon and watching Junjiro chopping with the bread was specially deeeeelicious!
Arigatou! It was nice ❤️
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I feel that it has become the norm for all restaurants in Japan, not just Denny's, to have good food. Based on this premise, many restaurants are also pursuing lower prices and quicker serving of dishes. After all, many people visit restaurants that are cheap and delicious :-)
If you come to Japan next time, there may be more cheap and tasty restaurants!
We don't have any Doria here in America, I'll try it for sure when i go visit Japan..
Thanks for watching our video! The doria is so good, I highly recommend it :)
Delicious
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it looks exactly like the picture provided or even better even! Only in Japan!
All the dishes at Denny’s are delicious!😋
I assure you even though Ive never tried Denny’s Japan that you have surpassed Denny’s America.
I'm from America; suffice to say the menu looks VASTLY different. Couldn't help but notice the desserts on the menu :D :D the beef bowl in particular caught my eye!
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All looks good 👍 does that cheese and shrimp rice have garlic in it? That would be good.
It was a while ago and I forgot about it... Sorry :(
@@samurai_junjiro no worries, that's ok 👍
U don’t have to be excited at the end of every sentence but good job anyways
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