Uncle Roger is Nigel Ng, he doesn't actually speak that way. He's a comedian and Uncle Roger is a character he plays as. You should check out other videos with Hersha and Uncle Roger, it's entertaining!
He doesn't speak that way in English but it's his family's accent and if you listen carefully in his normal accent you can hear small bits of it in him too. But you wouldn't notice without knowing already, he mostly has a British accent since he lives in London. But the character is based on his dad.
@@ricard0mil0s80 British-Caribbean responding to a Germsn comment on a Japanese woman reacting to a British-Chinese comedian reacting to a British-Indian woman cooking! *Phew* (to many emoji flags popped up then) 😂😂
I'm Korean, and my mom showed me the finger trick when making rice in a pressure cooker. I didn't know that was a legitimate thing people did either tbh
I mean what else would you use? Of course the pan should never be scraped but is there some huge plastic secret I've never heard of? Wooden spoons only work for so long.
My dad gave me the worst back slap of my life when I made this mistake as a 13-year-old. I'm 25 now. I live in a Filipino household where as kids if you mess up, you're getting either the belt, the broomstick, the wooden spoon, or the slipper as disciplinary tools.
As a Japanese myself, watching that BBC cook the fried rice really made me sad and angry. She didn't even have soy sauce. I would've used Aginamoto too.
It’s not “Chinese accent” it’s more like a specific Malaysian Chinese accent, which is similar to Singaporean and Hong Kong accent, partially from Cantonese influence
@@DanThomasUK just an impression of a Cantonese Chinese speaking Chinglish , ....these Aunties and Uncles can be found in any Chinatown all over the World.... LMAO !!!
@@DanThomasUK To me he sounds more Vietnamese than Chinese, which makes sense to me since Ng is a pretty common Vietnamese family name. I don't know any Malaysians or Cantonese though, so maybe they have similar accents.
@@DanThomasUK He's said in other videos that his character Uncle Roger is actually based off of his dad. (Nigel also mentions that his dad jokingly says that Nigel's youtube success is due to him instead of Nigel. Lol.)
@@AsagisLifeNoBSJapan it’s not a big deal if you don’t use the finger method honestly. I don’t do it because I have eczema on my hands so obviously I’m not going to make them itchy everytime I cook rice lol. Most packages of rice tell you how much water to use per cup of rice anyway, and if you soak your rice for about 2 hours beforehand you generally use less water anyway.
I watched another girl reply to this video and she said a Chinese guy came up to her and said he was BBC. Of course her mind went to the gutter... British Born Chinese :)
As a mexican, I don’t approve the BBC’s (British TV not the other one) way to cook rice, in Mexico we share a similar way to cook rice than in Japan/China 😂
Here in Brazil we eat rice on a daily basis, and we always wash the rice, and we usually fry it before cooking it, and at the end it should always be cried and the grains should be loose from each other. We eat it with everything, fish, chicken, beef, but mostly with beans. We Brazilians are also outraged by this BBC Rice recipe. LOL Best regards, Asagi!
Nigel Ng - you can find clips of his stand up where he speaks in his normal voice. He was recently on the British comedy show Mock the Week. He's a funny guy! 🇬🇧 🇯🇵 ❤️
Lmao his video kept being recommended to me but I never clicked on it, so technically this is also my first time watching it (through your video instead) xD + Yeah, my mum also taught me to measure the water with my finger lol.
She's not really a comedian. She still a cook\foodie turned TV personality who's more famous now cos of it. She does some funny vids. But yeah i seen them in Chinatown. Poor girl still gets stick but she takes it well now. 😁
She didn't do comedy until *after* this. The parts of the internet that aren't nearly as funny as they think they are badgered the shit out of her when the original video went viral, but she managed to rebound pretty well, thanks at least in part to her later collabs with Nigel
of all the Japanese that i know, i only have one friend that knows the relationship between rice and the first joint of 人差し指 .. lol actually i tried this method with koshihikari, and the rice looked so sad and i heard Uncle Roger said "your rice too wet, you fakked up!" in my head :(
generally this rule only works with standard rice (medium lenght) sushi rice and long grain rices cook under different circumstances at least thats what I have seen when cooking rice in culinary school i might just be crazy
The best rice to use with Fried rice is the Long grained ones like Jasmine. Sticky rice has a lot of starch so it's better to use them for rice cakes instead of fried rice
@@DanThomasUK Even if you don't own a rice cooker you can make good rice with a saucepan if you just put the correct amount of water. If you have the right amount it's even less effort to make, because you won't have to drain the rice.
That chef must have been giving a heads up warning to people who watched a Better Tomorrow 2,when one of the scenes involved fried rice being insulted after it was literally tossed onto the floor by a very angry "patron". Chow Yun Fat's character got upset that the patron disrespected the fried rice. “If you have any dignity, apologize to the rice right now!” 🤣
He doesn't speak like that in real life. But he's emulating a chinese uncle in Malaysia or Singapore. We in Malaysia use those expressive words like 'aiya' a lot.
The spoon on the pan sent shivers like nails on a chalk board DX Wok spatula is one of the best tools to use in cooking. Such a funny video XD I love it.
Even in Philippines we measure the water using finger,all he mentioned we use here in Philippines and msg for traditional food,now im not astonished cause of our asian roots..
I don’t know for certain but he clearly speaks masterful English, he’s just playing a character - a great character at that! Utterly hilarious. The clues are in his sense of humour. I found it funny you both expressing your shock in almost the same way and at the same places!
As someone who watches this channel and Nigel’s channel regularly, this crossover really does put a smile on my face. Never thought Asagi would react to Uncle Roger XD
@@totalmeltdown9219 no no onee chan is japanese is elder sister. Onii chan is big brother. So if the rice says yamete onii chan despite being cooked by a female it would mean different. Lol what are we even talking about.
Uncle Roger is just acting that way putting on a heavy chinese accent. He actually has a normal american accent, though he grew up in Singapore and Malaysia (I think). He also does one for Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsey so you should totally react to those as well ^^
He is Malaysian but I believe he lives in the UK now. His normal accent is kinda like a mix of British and Chinese. And honestly, after watching Jamie Olivers version, I think the BBC version isn't even that bad
I used to cook the wrong way... I wash the rice now, then cook it properly. it's so tasty, I'm so happy now, so grateful I watch every video that mention him and "like" it.
I was skeptical when this video was recommended to me but I tried watching anyway. I really like the way you reacted to his video, not being afraid to laugh out loud and being able to get most of his jokes :)
I'm an Italian guy, watching a Japanese girl, watching a Malaysian guy (who lives in the UK and pretends to be Chinese), watching a British woman cooking. and we all laugh at the same jokes. I LOVE the Internet
He don't speak like that when he is not in character he sounds super different and his hair style is also different he have Chinese accent but not that strong like in that video
the first time i also learn to measure the water using my finger too from my brother, but now i just eyeing the water level to know the correct amount of water to use,
I use MSG in much of my cooking. It's like a boogeyman here, but it's basically just a type of salt - as long as you don't go to crazy with it, it can benefit the food.
i actually enjoyed this more than the original video.. i think your channel is going to be big :) I'm currently learning japanese but it's hard ..especially all the different readings for each word.. WHYYYYYY?! haha
Thank you niece asagi!
uncle roger is that you?
Hai uncle
hiyaaaaa
UNCLE ROGER
Fuiyoh
"Different Cultures cook rice differently, its just that some cultures are wrong"
*-Uncle Roger*
Uncle Roger teach you how to cook rice _The Asian Way_
But you got to admit wetting cooked rice is pretty messed up
There are just bad ways of doing it............................
He is not making Risotto or porridge, even risotto is not made like that....
@@jinz4246 idk how europeans make porridge but you don't make porridge like that in asia...
Lmao
Uncle Roger is Nigel Ng, he doesn't actually speak that way. He's a comedian and Uncle Roger is a character he plays as. You should check out other videos with Hersha and Uncle Roger, it's entertaining!
I agree, Nigel ng is the one of his nephew.
He doesn't speak that way in English but it's his family's accent and if you listen carefully in his normal accent you can hear small bits of it in him too. But you wouldn't notice without knowing already, he mostly has a British accent since he lives in London. But the character is based on his dad.
should react to jamie oliver and gordan ramsey's videos as well
I know
To me, he sounds Vietnamese...
I think Asagi is too innocent to know what Uncle Roger joked about Bbc
hahaha
Big black cat ahahaha
She's missing out on the finer things in life
@@quepasoquepaso9376 uP
@@ADeeSHUPA uP??
This video is like a Japanese person watching a Chinese guy watching an Indian lady cook rice.... Haeeyaa😂
More like a German guy watching a Japanese woman react to a Chinese guy reacting to a Indian woman cook rice. Ps because I am german
@@ricard0mil0s80 Another fellow German. Have a good night.
@@red_dll Die Nacht hat erst begonnen Kamerad 😂. Wünsche dir noch eine schöne Nacht
So true😅😅😅😅
@@ricard0mil0s80 British-Caribbean responding to a Germsn comment on a Japanese woman reacting to a British-Chinese comedian reacting to a British-Indian woman cooking!
*Phew*
(to many emoji flags popped up then) 😂😂
Great job, Asagi! I really loved when you said “You need chemicals” about putting MSG😆😆made laugh so hard! MSG makes everything BETTER!
Agreed! MSG is where it's at!
I'm Korean, and my mom showed me the finger trick when making rice in a pressure cooker. I didn't know that was a legitimate thing people did either tbh
in Indonesia it is the same
So is the idea that you should fill with any amount of dry rice then cover with one finger joint of water over the top of that?
That’s usually how I do it, yeah. But I normally use a pressure cooker, so I don’t know if this applies to stove-cooked rice.
@@T0tenkampf 0
Your Mum know everyting! Listen to Mum and you not fck up!
My mother would go NUCLEAR when we used metal utensils in her non-stick pots/pans
my cousin did that to my moms pot once and left a scratch on it and she didn't forgive him for years. thats a serious offence.
I mean what else would you use? Of course the pan should never be scraped but is there some huge plastic secret I've never heard of? Wooden spoons only work for so long.
My dad gave me the worst back slap of my life when I made this mistake as a 13-year-old. I'm 25 now. I live in a Filipino household where as kids if you mess up, you're getting either the belt, the broomstick, the wooden spoon, or the slipper as disciplinary tools.
I did once and I noticed I made scratches on her pans. I got the scolding of my life
I think that’s in every culture! My mom was he same way.
She didn't know finger is using to measure water in rice??
Uncle Roger: hiyyaaa
is a hai ya.
hai aa = cantonese
That might be a Chinese thing to do. You can also measure the water by just seeing. Of the rice is 'just' submerged. That is enough water!
@@tanwodan3689 I didn't know the correct spelling for it so thanks hahaha
@@tanwodan3689 Its originally from Hokkien, but widespread by Cantonese
@@padmeteratai3658 hai = cao hai ma hai.. hai...
It's so cute that she doesn't know he's a comedian putting on a character. lol
As a Japanese myself, watching that BBC cook the fried rice really made me sad and angry. She didn't even have soy sauce. I would've used Aginamoto too.
So far he gave Gordon Ramsay a passing grade in making fried rice (well actually Indonesian style).
AJ カみカぜ
@@ADeeSHUPA wait why katakana ka
Thats because Gordon Ramsay made some poor Indonesian guy carry a heavy clay pot to the top of a mountain.
As expected
@@stephenbachman132 LOlL, torture makes it delicious
It’s not “Chinese accent” it’s more like a specific Malaysian Chinese accent, which is similar to Singaporean and Hong Kong accent, partially from Cantonese influence
Its put on lmao not that deep
Hence "-Chinese Accent"
I just thought he saw a lot of those old black and white Charlie Chan Movies. Charlie Chan great detective. Number one son not so smart. lol
nerd
Actually this is more of a HK accent. It's not a typical Sg or Malaysian accent
Nigel is a Malaysian Chinese comedian , his Cantonese accent is an act , ....very funny man.
so is it an impression of an older Chinese person from Malaysia or a mainland Chinese person, or someone from Hong Kong?
@@DanThomasUK just an impression of a Cantonese Chinese speaking Chinglish , ....these Aunties and Uncles can be found in any Chinatown all over the World....
LMAO !!!
@@DanThomasUK its a caricature of a typical older Malaysian Chinese uncle
@@DanThomasUK To me he sounds more Vietnamese than Chinese, which makes sense to me since Ng is a pretty common Vietnamese family name. I don't know any Malaysians or Cantonese though, so maybe they have similar accents.
@@DanThomasUK He's said in other videos that his character Uncle Roger is actually based off of his dad. (Nigel also mentions that his dad jokingly says that Nigel's youtube success is due to him instead of Nigel. Lol.)
I’m impressed her English is great. As a Japanese person, I respect her! Go Asagi 🤘🏻
I learned the rice finger measurement tip from my Japanese grandma, so I think it's pretty universal
Yeah it's probably just me did not know 😂
@@AsagisLifeNoBSJapan It's all good! :) I love your channel! Your reaction videos and cooking videos are awesome
@@AsagisLifeNoBSJapan it’s not a big deal if you don’t use the finger method honestly. I don’t do it because I have eczema on my hands so obviously I’m not going to make them itchy everytime I cook rice lol. Most packages of rice tell you how much water to use per cup of rice anyway, and if you soak your rice for about 2 hours beforehand you generally use less water anyway.
I think she missed that BBC joke in the beginning 😄
She's too innocent
I was going to clarify the joke but I thought best not to. You either recognise that music or you don’t
She only knows it by bwc that's why
@@Crick1952 lmao more like it's not a joke made in Japan. Don't worry, she'll know soon :P
I watched another girl reply to this video and she said a Chinese guy came up to her and said he was BBC. Of course her mind went to the gutter...
British Born Chinese :)
As a mexican, I don’t approve the BBC’s (British TV not the other one) way to cook rice, in Mexico we share a similar way to cook rice than in Japan/China 😂
The thing is, NO ONE cos rice like the BBC lmao
Here in Brazil we eat rice on a daily basis, and we always wash the rice, and we usually fry it before cooking it, and at the end it should always be cried and the grains should be loose from each other. We eat it with everything, fish, chicken, beef, but mostly with beans. We Brazilians are also outraged by this BBC Rice recipe. LOL
Best regards, Asagi!
“Great food is better than body”
Some Asian dude, 2020
Nigel Ng - you can find clips of his stand up where he speaks in his normal voice. He was recently on the British comedy show Mock the Week. He's a funny guy!
🇬🇧 🇯🇵 ❤️
Lol. Yeah he was too smooth for the accent 😂 Gotta check out other videos!
@@AsagisLifeNoBSJapan check out the follow up video where he visits 'Auntie Hersha' at her home.
Alex Storr The Jaime Oliver one is fantastic 😂😂
He's a comedian currently in britain... and his accent is just a pretend hehe
Well, it's his family's accent. It's not like he made it up, the character is based on his dad.
@@Cruxador made it up as in that’s not his actual accent
He sounds a lot like Lyle, alter Kyle's ego from Bitwit YT channel :D but he's from Korea I think.
Actually, the accent really common in Malaysia where he came from. He probably used it early in his days growing up.
Lmao his video kept being recommended to me but I never clicked on it, so technically this is also my first time watching it (through your video instead) xD
+ Yeah, my mum also taught me to measure the water with my finger lol.
Haha. I guess some Japanese people measure water like that too, but I haven't really seen that around me 😀
I'm Mexican-American and my mom taught me the same, use your finger to check the water level.
@@AsagisLifeNoBSJapan before the Japanese made rice cookers in 1970. all Asian people, if you want to cook rice, use measuring fingers
@@carkawalakhatulistiwa do the lines in the rice cooker pot have something to do with this?
@@AsagisLifeNoBSJapan Please please please! you have got to check out his other videos. KUDASAI!!... So funny! Including when he meets the rice lady.
2:48Asagi: is that a chinese hack?
Me: Its pretty common here in SEA to do that in measuring the right amount of water.
As a Thai, approve.
As an indonesian, approved
As a Filipino (born and raised in U.S.A.), I approve. Though according to my dad, there are exceptions to said rule.
@@nicholascauton9648 As a Filipino that had the wrath of a mother's wooden spoon for failing rice, what are those exceptions?
As a Malaysian, yup common knowledge here.
This video proves that Japanese and Chinese have more shared values than differences. Asia unite❤️
Reaction-ception
They're both comedians and now they make videos together.
Another good video to watch is when he takes Auntie Herscha to Chinatown
She's not really a comedian. She still a cook\foodie turned TV personality who's more famous now cos of it. She does some funny vids. But yeah i seen them in Chinatown. Poor girl still gets stick but she takes it well now. 😁
She didn't do comedy until *after* this. The parts of the internet that aren't nearly as funny as they think they are badgered the shit out of her when the original video went viral, but she managed to rebound pretty well, thanks at least in part to her later collabs with Nigel
@@GopherAtl I'm glad she took it in stride. I watch her videos because of her personal character, and I find her funny because she persevered.
The shortened title I saw was "Japanese Reacts To Uncle Roger DISGUSTED by BBC..." and now I feel catfished
"Japanese Reacts To Uncle Roger DISGUSTED by BBC..."
*mind went to that other BBC
this comment made me laugh harder XD
of all the Japanese that i know, i only have one friend that knows the relationship between rice and the first joint of 人差し指 .. lol
actually i tried this method with koshihikari, and the rice looked so sad and i heard Uncle Roger said "your rice too wet, you fakked up!" in my head :(
generally this rule only works with standard rice (medium lenght) sushi rice and long grain rices cook under different circumstances at least thats what I have seen when cooking rice in culinary school i might just be crazy
The best rice to use with Fried rice is the Long grained ones like Jasmine. Sticky rice has a lot of starch so it's better to use them for rice cakes instead of fried rice
I can already hear him judging the rice I have yet to cook....Hiyaaaaaaa
@@otterworldly9914 but that's not an east asian ingredient, they use glutinous rice
This guy's so funny! I'm dying laughing at "Uncle Roger's so upset, I put my leg down". hahahaha
Yah, when I was in SEA and visited friends in a casual relaxed environment they all say with one leg up, it's a cultural thing.
"Uncle Roger so upset, I put my leg down from chair." 😆
Can confirm, am british, this is exactly how I made rice in uni
Nooooooo
Hiyahhh...
Rennan Cinches british people usually don’t own rice cookers for one thing... and usually don’t pre-rinse!
Stay there, I’m coming for your kneecaps.
@@DanThomasUK Even if you don't own a rice cooker you can make good rice with a saucepan if you just put the correct amount of water. If you have the right amount it's even less effort to make, because you won't have to drain the rice.
I loved how she did not get the BBC joke. The internet has not corrupted her (yet?) .
Should we tell her? :-D
Louder please let her know ! 🤣🤣
@@possessedllama No!
@@m0r3ru36 hH
@@possessedllama her innocence must remain intact
That chef must have been giving a heads up warning to people who watched a Better Tomorrow 2,when one of the scenes involved fried rice being insulted after it was literally tossed onto the floor by a very angry "patron". Chow Yun Fat's character got upset that the patron disrespected the fried rice.
“If you have any dignity, apologize to the rice right now!” 🤣
He doesn't speak like that in real life. But he's emulating a chinese uncle in Malaysia or Singapore. We in Malaysia use those expressive words like 'aiya' a lot.
yes and he’s actually a Malaysian comedian based in the UK
when I was young a lot of uncle speak like that, now also
He said haiya not aiya. He even said that in one video it was a Indonesian reference or something.
@@Y_4_L It's not Indonesian reference at all. Stop trying to claim everything.
@@zeroskaterz92 ?? Wdym??
It’s only character he created. He’s a comedian
Uncle Roger is the best lol!!!!! I will follow his advice to correct my cooking
I love how you said "Uncle Roger-San" as soon as my boy introduced himself 😂😂😂😂😂
Haha, yeah, his accent is over the top. Hope this inspires you to do some more cooking videos once you get out of lockdown 👍
Ahh I miss cooking 😵
Came for the laughs stayed for the awesome personality... Thank you Niece Asagi
He broke character in his last video. He doesn't actually talk like that all the time lol
My favourite moments are when you can tell he is starting to laugh at himself and almost breaks character lol
Uncle Roger has to make okonomiyaki with Asagi now, the internet requires it
The spoon on the pan sent shivers like nails on a chalk board DX
Wok spatula is one of the best tools to use in cooking. Such a funny video XD I love it.
The way the rice was prepared by Hersha is the way basmati rice is prepared.
Even in Philippines we measure the water using finger,all he mentioned we use here in Philippines and msg for traditional food,now im not astonished cause of our asian roots..
Pretty much, if you get a dry or gloopy rice you get a chopstick slap with Tagalog insults I’m glad I barely don’t understand
damn your rice comes with a sub machine gun?
@@HelterwithoutSkelter oh srry my mistake
I don’t know for certain but he clearly speaks masterful English, he’s just playing a character - a great character at that! Utterly hilarious. The clues are in his sense of humour. I found it funny you both expressing your shock in almost the same way and at the same places!
As someone who watches this channel and Nigel’s channel regularly, this crossover really does put a smile on my face. Never thought Asagi would react to Uncle Roger XD
Haha, you are cute. I like your reaction to Uncle Roger. You seems so funny to watch too.. Love it. New subscriber here! 😍😄🤗
Welcome to my channel 😊
how happy to see you finally found uncle RogeRr
I'm happy too lol
First thing that came to my mind when I saw her name was beer
Asagi Beer (Extra Dry)
Lol. Many people do.
The way asagi laughing, the cutest the way she is.
Love your lip color! 👍😊 We need a 'fire' when making fried rice. 😁 私も味覇好き♪
Thank you! That's one of my American cosmetic collection 😎
中華に味覇は欠かせないですね！
yes its true, usually we do a measuring with finger in malaysia..
Can confirm that the finger water measurement is legit in Thai households as well. Heard that Singaporeans do it too.
also in the Philippines, maybe most of southeast asians do this
my grandma is cambodian and she did this
we do it in iran
Ive always wanted her to react to this thanks asagi👍
She drained rice?
The rice was so wet it started yelling yamete oniichan
🤣
Shouldn't it be onee Chan?
@@Y_4_L onee is younger female no? So yea it should be onii
@@totalmeltdown9219 no no onee chan is japanese is elder sister. Onii chan is big brother. So if the rice says yamete onii chan despite being cooked by a female it would mean different. Lol what are we even talking about.
I’m dying over LOL! I lived in Honolulu for a few years and the first thing I learned was to make fried rice!
BBC: We Know how to Cook Fried rice
Asian: Why are you Wash the Cooked rice with WATER?!
It was fun to see you enjoy yourself so much, Asagi! 🤓
Was a lot of fun!
I just found out my mom does not wash the rice I just screamed hiya y u no wash rice
😂😂😂 you just became uncle Roger lol
“Don’t wang anything in the kitchen.” 🤣😂
she didnt understand BBC. We must keep her safe from the truth. Protect at all cost lol
She’s probably into BWC like many Asian girls in the west...
I got your video from suggested videos lol loved it you are cool
Well In Japan, we measure rice using finger too.
you're so much fun to watch! glad i found your channel
Uncle Roger is just acting that way putting on a heavy chinese accent. He actually has a normal american accent, though he grew up in Singapore and Malaysia (I think).
He also does one for Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsey so you should totally react to those as well ^^
He is Malaysian but I believe he lives in the UK now. His normal accent is kinda like a mix of British and Chinese. And honestly, after watching Jamie Olivers version, I think the BBC version isn't even that bad
hesoyam his normal addent sounds more American than british
Yeah, he wasn't overly impressed with Jamie either, lol.
Asagi you are looking radiant! Also great find haven't seen this guy before but he's really amusing.
Fried Rice without Oyster Sauce and Sesame Oil is heresy.
I can live without sesame oil in it. But oyster sauce,noooo!
Haiyaa this was so cute and fun. I love that Uncle Roger called you niece in his comment. 💙
I think Uncle Roger’s looking for a Japanese wife 😜
Hai yaaah! Them two start World War 3! Hai yaaahhh!
Niece Asagi can cook, so mayyyybeeee.
Yes, water measuring with fingers is a Chinese hack. I was taught with the same method since I was 7.
I'm peruvian, we eat rice with 99% of our food... and I too felt deeply offended by BBC.
me too a mexican who often makes yellow/red rice and just white rice I was extremely confused by the use of a colander after it was cooked xD
That's very good channel ! Greetings from Brazil.
MSG is just the other taste: salty, sour, bitter, sweet and MSG.
the word youre looking for is umami
@@aiman156 no, it's MSG
Loved your review of "Uncle Roger" on Fried Rice. Can't wait to check out your other content. The 💄💋🎧 color match make the video pop 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
The answer your looking for is No he only fake the strong Chinese accent, he talks normally off camera.
Nice, another popular Asagi video!
Asagi is back! 🤩 and she loves rice!
I can't live without 🍚
I used to cook the wrong way... I wash the rice now, then cook it properly. it's so tasty, I'm so happy now, so grateful I watch every video that mention him and "like" it.
Now watch his criticss on Jamie Oliver (funiest) then Gordon Ramsay.
Who is here after uncle Roger reaction to niece and nephew meme
My mom also puts water over the finished rice, i cry everytime
My chinese wife showed me how to measure water and rice the same way the guys says.
Hi I'm from PH and measuring rice is also done by finger. Almost all Asian countries do that. 😊😊 Love the video btw
Me: watching this makes me feel like this is some kind of 3 asians react to a British-Indian woman making our Ancestors die a 2nd time. 🤣🤣🤣
She doesn't know what the other BBC is. Im pressing "f" for for her innocence. Fffffffffff
Everything is a chemical. Even salt is a chemical. It's okay.
I was skeptical when this video was recommended to me but I tried watching anyway. I really like the way you reacted to his video, not being afraid to laugh out loud and being able to get most of his jokes :)
I'm an Italian guy, watching a Japanese girl, watching a Malaysian guy (who lives in the UK and pretends to be Chinese), watching a British woman cooking.
and we all laugh at the same jokes.
I LOVE the Internet
Lol the Zojirushi rice maker takes care of all the hard work for us ;) 🇯🇵
Right! Don't mess with your finger or tea cups lol
He don't speak like that when he is not in character he sounds super different and his hair style is also different he have Chinese accent but not that strong like in that video
I love Uncle Roger 😂 wow Asagi the channel is growing super fast now! 😯 Congrats
Uncle roger is talking about another BBC, not that BBC
the first time i also learn to measure the water using my finger too from my brother, but now i just eyeing the water level to know the correct amount of water to use,
Uncle roger is a character of his he isnt actually like that, uncle roger is supposed to be like a typical chineese uncle he is a normal person
My mom is super strict about the pans and pots being scratched too.
Uncle Roger is Malaysian Chinese ......this kind of accent only uncle use only🤣u don't really see young people talk like this
I use MSG in much of my cooking. It's like a boogeyman here, but it's basically just a type of salt - as long as you don't go to crazy with it, it can benefit the food.
Japanese reacting to chinese reacting to Indian making rice the british way.... BEAUTIFUL !!
we use finger method too in measuring water to cook rice in the Philippines
You don't know the finger measurement of the water? You should watch his vid about cookinh rice the asian way then
i actually enjoyed this more than the original video.. i think your channel is going to be big :) I'm currently learning japanese but it's hard ..especially all the different readings for each word.. WHYYYYYY?! haha
we have that in English too... the fair person thought it would be fair to visit the fair
@@DanThomasUK but it's the reverse no ? completely different words and pronunciations for the same kanji