Behind the Counter at a local Japanese Okonomiyaki Restaurant
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This is behind the counter at Japan Okonomiyaki restaurant in Tokyo. Today, we’re going to a Tokyo hidden gem family owned, father and son Okonomiyaki Teppanyaki restaurant, called Saya in Sendagaya Tokyo. The restaurant was opened 27 years ago, and Yusuke, the owner’s son, runs the shop these days with plans to carry on the family business in the future. In the morning he first prepares the Osakayaki, an osaka style okonomiyaki which takes about 30 minutes to cook. It’s a popular dish that many customers order so he starts cooking it in advance to minimize customer wait times. Okonomiyaki itself is a Japanese-style pancake. It’s usually made with flour, eggs, yam, cabbage, and any other proteins as one prefers and it’s often flavored with dashi. It’s eaten as a meal or snack in Japan. It appears simple and easy enough to make but even slight differences in how it’s cooked and the ratio of the ingredients used can quickly yield an inconsistent dish. Only a true chef can create a consistent okonomiyaki that their customers can come to enjoy time after time. And hence why each okonomiyaki restaurant is unique in itself.
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Paolo much love from the states! I can't leave dude to illnesses and I'm so thankful I get to see different sides and lives ofJapan! And the beautiful japanese people!
I love that Yusuke and his dad work with a giant smile on their face. Looks like they love what they do and take pride in their work! Just like Paolo! 🤠
Ok.... I wanna see you visit his dad's spot at night now with how he was talking! 🤣🤣🤣
yo paolo the link in the description for the restaurant is wrong
Looks amazing! Hope your wife is doing ok 💗
Omg nobody commented how HANDSOME EVERY STAFF, SON AND FATHER ARE???? looks like a model runned restaurant hahahaha
Yes! They look like the family who would run a restaurant in a drama!!!
literally every second comment is about that...
Dad was from a fashion business they sure got some tips haha
Nobody?! Lol, majority of the comments are all about their looks
bc majority aren't as gay
Everyone is so good looking! Even the dad is so fashionable! Since Yousuke used to be a drummer, he can multitask very well by cooking several okonomiyaki at the same time. Keep this series going!
Yes. Very charismatic.
i was about to say the same thing ahahahaha
Haha! I also noticed on how good looking they are, just like a restaurant from romance manga or anime such as Tokyo Mew Mew, and so on. I've just imagined that Yusuke will meet his wife at the restaurant, a woman who really loves Okonomyaki.
I was about to comment the same thing lmao but their okonomiyaki surely looks delicious!
The father reminds me of the actor James Hong 😎
The dad is vibing, he's got a lot of class. When he said 'he's about the nights' I fully believed him. That members only restaurant is a scene for sure.
big gay energy from him. 🍆
The man got presence, that's for sure.
It's kind of strange but I think he kindof looks like Alan Rickman
Ikr😂😂
@@Aardappelpurreeomg yes! I think it’s the hair.
The father is so cool and dapper, the son and the staffs are all handsome, this is basically a visual restaurant and both the people working there as well as the food! 😭
definitely an ikemen teppanyaki shop
I was looking for the comment mentioning how handsome all the guys here are LOL I mean WOW talk about dinner and a show 🤣
bro wtf the staffs are ugly af
They dressed so professionally like a Michelin star restaurant. It's great to see so much pride in their craft.
Maybe because the dad is into fashion?
@@qwertyboo Exactly.
@@qwertyboo i think all the place in japan is lile that, its all in the standards ofc !
Most of Japan is like that, that's why they're so miserable.
I find it very cute that all the workers dressed like they work in a yoshoku restaurant. Most of the time when going to an okonomiyaki restaurant, the chefs go for the a lighter dress (t-shirt, happi coat, apron and hairband). It can get quite warm near the plates! Okonomiyaki is usually considered 'junk food' so this is different.
I just love how you weave the story behind the owner and the staff into these shows in addition to showcase the food and the place itself. Most other Japan food channels almost exclusively showcase the food, but the best part of your video is how you humanize the place and makes it super interesting.
That's almost why I prefer small mom and pop type of places. They are usually smaller so you get to chat with people's a little bit more. I get my morning latte from a lady who runs a coffee stand at a gas station. It's half the price of the same thing at Starbucks and just as good to me. It's nice chatting, and sharing pictures of our animals and stuff like that. Plus getting it from a place like that has other benefits. For example if I forgot to take cash out, since she doesn't do debit, she will still make me a coffee and I will just pay her double the next day.
Excellent interview and review of this small shop. I loved these places when I was there years ago - it was a great price and so friendly. The families take such pride!
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@@oloy1545 Yakusa... 草草草... why are you posting this kind of bullshit?
As a culinary student I laughed when they took a nap so relatable. People dont realize how much manual labor there is in the restaurant industry you always feel like a nap coming just by noon lmao
The Hells Angels, the Comanchero motorcycle club and the Aussie Cartel heads are having talks while you are reading this about their growth in Australia and in Asia. Exterminating The Yakusa presence and their activities in the country would be considerably profitable for the Hells Angels, the Comanchero motorcycle club and the Aussie Cartel. The goal is to initiate their expansion over the Yakusa in Australia and to push it as far as in Japan. According to their plans, they are and will be supported by the Sinaloa Cartel for a part of the gains obtained and it would be done by the end of 2023. They told their mens to prioritize the capture, mostly for torture and interrogation before killing and for selling but to kill right away if they can not capture. This is what members having close ties with Hells Angels chapter leaders are talking about. Some members of the Hells Angels and of the Sinaloa Cartel had already start moving to Australia. The mens had been told to get the job done by any means, even by mass killing if needed. If you are directly involved let your comrades know so you can be prepared for what is happening before it is too late to prevent the bloodbath and your fall!
@@oloy1545 ''The australian cartels'' LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. tinfoil hat OFF, you nutjob.
For real. I'm not a culinary student, but I've worked cooking in multiple different restaurants. I've also done a couple of other types of labor, but nothing has made me as tired as working in the restaurant industry. I fully believe it takes a special type of person that can work in one for a month and then decide "Yeah this is awesome I wanna keep doing it!"
Culinary is hard, the hardest though is for sure landscaping. They are pretty similar in terms of having to work on your feet, just a lot more lifting in yard work.@@saitodosan9377
Its interesting how the son's owner casually mentions about their previous staff/s starting their own businesses after they learned from the restaurant. No sign of competitions or anything which i think attracts more positive vibes for the restaurant. Good job! I'd like to visit your shop in the future 😊
In Japan its quite common for shop owners to take in apprentices to learn their craft and then open up their own business... I find it really beautiful. It shows that they treat their employees like a real human being and not simply a worker to bring only profit to them.
i heard its a pretty common thing in Japan. Like it's more of a reputable thing, if your employees leave to open up a successful business. I guess it means the owner and restaurant, were doing a really good job, and the worker picked up a lot of good skills.
America could never lmao. If an employee finds out you want to start your own similar business and nothing but pettiness and shade from then on. So sad.
@@Aeybiseediy You believe in a business only one side benefits? The business is offering a job, they pay you, and in exchange you provide your labor. A business owner has liability and responsibilities that an employee does not have. Nothing one sided about that. Also, while a business can exist without employees, for example, a small business owner doing landscaping, you can't have jobs without a business creating one in its expansion.
The Hells Angels, the Comanchero motorcycle club and the Aussie Cartel heads are having talks while you are reading this about their growth in Australia and in Asia. Exterminating The Yakusa presence and their activities in the country would be considerably profitable for the Hells Angels, the Comanchero motorcycle club and the Aussie Cartel. The goal is to initiate their expansion over the Yakusa in Australia and to push it as far as in Japan. According to their plans, they are and will be supported by the Sinaloa Cartel for a part of the gains obtained and it would be done by the end of 2023. They told their mens to prioritize the capture, mostly for torture and interrogation before killing and for selling but to kill right away if they can not capture. This is what members having close ties with Hells Angels chapter leaders are talking about. Some members of the Hells Angels and of the Sinaloa Cartel had already start moving to Australia. The mens had been told to get the job done by any means, even by mass killing if needed. If you are directly involved let your comrades know so you can be prepared for what is happening before it is too late to prevent the bloodbath and your fall!
I love how the japanese culture where the owner aware their staffs are going to setup their own business while they still willingly to guide them for each step despite knowing very well their staffs might be their rival in the same industry. Kudos to them!
Well, it's called apprenticeship, and it's pretty COMMON around the world, the trade off is usually work for minimum wage or no payment at all.
Here in the USA it’s the total opposite. I could not talk about opening my own architecture practice while working at my last office.
@@LastBastion in the US it's frowned upon and might even get you fired if you mention it. i was working for a locksmith company once and before being hired i had to sign a contract saying i wouldn't open my own locksmithing company within a certain radius of the one i was working for if i ever left the business.
@@fullmetalfunk Common restraint of trade clause to stifle competition. Sucks !
@@fullmetalfunk What would happen if you ended up starting a company in that radius regardless? Can they really sue you years later because of it?
Punk rock son and fashion father Okonomiyaki team could be an entire show lol
sounds like a good show tittle lmao
OMG i want an anime
The Hells Angels, the Comanchero motorcycle club and the Aussie Cartel heads are having talks while you are reading this about their growth in Australia and in Asia. Exterminating The Yakusa presence and their activities in the country would be considerably profitable for the Hells Angels, the Comanchero motorcycle club and the Aussie Cartel. The goal is to initiate their expansion over the Yakusa in Australia and to push it as far as in Japan. According to their plans, they are and will be supported by the Sinaloa Cartel for a part of the gains obtained and it would be done by the end of 2023. They told their mens to prioritize the capture, mostly for torture and interrogation before killing and for selling but to kill right away if they can not capture. This is what members having close ties with Hells Angels chapter leaders are talking about. Some members of the Hells Angels and of the Sinaloa Cartel had already start moving to Australia. The mens had been told to get the job done by any means, even by mass killing if needed. If you are directly involved let your comrades know so you can be prepared for what is happening before it is too late to prevent the bloodbath and your fall!
The father definitely has fashion roots embedded in him. He's got the swag.
the dad and son duo is so precious. i love both of their personalities!!
Agreed so adorable.
Love this. The owner father walks out for 1 second and immediately screams strong artistic vibe. Must be a great business owner as well. The son should have no problem getting a girlfriend with his face and smile. The lunch looks great also. Makes me really want to try the VIP dinner.
No problem getting gf? This guy has female fans who visit as much as possible just to gawk at him 😂
Look at the comment section, they are already simping rofl
@@RandomUserX99 You need to remember he can't spend a lot of time with her as he is always working. But if the woman is understanding and will support him when he opens his own
shop then it could work.
@@fc7307 It's technically his own shop as he is running his family business and his father is getting old.
This shop is like a real life anime 🤣🤣 Good food, all single handsome chef and workers, passion in cooking, dreams of opening own restaurants etc. I can already visualize it coming out of an anime, but in real life 🤭
I know, right???!!!🤭😍 I will gladly come and eat this delicious food everyday if possible😙😆
not everything in Japan is anime.
Maybe it’s just because anime is based on the japanese lifestyle??
Weebs really make the worst comments.
"That time I started to gain experience in a Japanese okonomiyaki shop so I'll be prepared when I open my own restaurant"
自分日本人なんだが、こんなイケメンお兄さんとイケおじのお好み焼き店は漫画かアニメしか存在しないと思ってたw
とても美味しそうだし行ってみたいなぁ！良い店紹介してくれて感謝！
Japanese people are so polite. I worked for a Japanese company years ago, and everything at the company was 1st class. The CEO would talk to you like he was your friend.
everybody that works here has amazing hair, and Yusuke is so handsome! he really resembles his dad☺️
My thoughts exactly! 🫶
Everybody is good looking even the wait staff lmao
Is the hiring criteria is great hair? Haha
You can tell everyone had a lot of fun making this video, the way the owner answered the questions
The food looks fantastic too
Yusuke’s father seems like such a cool dude, I bet he’d be such an interesting guy to hangout with and listen to! Would have been super cool if we could have seen Yusuke in his band days!
This father/son combo is so fucking WHOLESOME!! I absolutely love them. I love how nice the dad was. Their second shop was gorgeous! I loved the look.
indeed a hot episode. delicious foods, awesome ambience, and hot young chefs. hihi. and to see how they encourage their worker to open up their own restaurant someday wahhhh.
it was a hot one!
Nothing was as hot as that firefighter episode. Omg that guy was hot
100% agree
@@TomCook1993 The Japanese mechanic was also hot. Especially when he took off his shirt at the beginning and wore those tight pants. Damn! 😂
yeah the visual value in this shop from the Dad to the most recent help is pretty damn high in this place. I am guessing there's a consistent female fanbase of this place lol
As a kid, okomiyaki was my gateway to Japanese food. I was thinking about that moment yesterday when I was eating some and now Paolo uploads this. Food Kismet!
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One thing I learned in life is that a big part of winning is knowing that you can and it is possible for you to win.
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"I am a man of the night"
I love the dad! Such a class!
They’re both so handsome and they have the same smile. Thanks for this video. It’s lovely to see a family restaurant run with so much love and soul.
Dad is handsome and fashionable
Son got those genes
Friend looks like a cousin or brother
Everyone looks good in this restaurant
The Japanese work ethic always inspires me. 😊
For real very diligent/ hard-working people
He’s handsome, hardworking, easy going, and knows how to cook; he seems like quite the catch. 💕😊
The chefs, owner, the owner’s father - all are so handsome. It was a treat to watch this vid. The efficiency, cleanliness, speed of cooking, and handsomeness. Pablo, beautiful presentation and editing - hats-off! Love from India 🫶🏼
OMG....all the guys are so good looking. The senior owner is equally handsome.
The most amazing thing to me about most japanese people is the pride and confidence most have yet they are still modest
Yousuke is a split image of his dad. they all are good looking, there smile light up the room. i can not tell you how many times i have watch this .. 🥰 hello from the states!
I can't get over how absolutely adorable Yusuke is! 😍
I'd go there every day!
creep
Damn creep
Yusuke is so handsome and charismatic, i want to volunteer to be his wife 😭😭 and his dad is so stylish! What a great vibe that restaurant has and everyone looks so nice and cheerful
Why is everyone so handsome omg
Wow...Yusuke is so handsome. I love that he smiles when he's talking.
All of these guys seem like genuinely fun people to hang out with
My daughter, who just turned 32, (and single) ☺️ said she would have to do takeout at this restaurant because she would be too nervous to eat there because the chef is so good looking. 😉 💕💕
that 26 years old new worker is my type.
The head chef is such a fine Japanese man.
the father is good looking for his age. very charming too
the staff at this restaurant are very good looking especially the chef!
They're all sooo HANDSOME 😍😍😍 ... I hope they find love very soon and start families 😩
Wth? All of them look like someone from fashion show😂😂 all handsome
If Ran Takahashi, the prince of japan volleyball, he is the japan resto prince
the dad looked so dandy cool the second he stepped in. hehe! explains why
They all seem to be so nice, energetic and friendly people. You can see they like their job and they love other people, too. It must be an amazing place to work at. I hope the owner will meet the perfect girl soon! He deserves to be happy 😊
Also, as someone in the comments has already written - they are all extremely handsome! A perfect combination, as they all seem to be kind, friendly, dedicated, hard-working and handsome... What more can a girl ask for?
I could watch Yusuke all day
the staffs looks so handsome
He really takes after his dad, they're both good looking lmao
Japanese people are just good vibes man. All of them just seem so calm about life
The chef is handsome.
I think this is my favorite episode so far, all of them are so handsome! haahahha
Same haha!!
I realize that his use of the two spatulas is similar to playing with two drumsticks. So playing punk rock music in his head while cooking makes sense!
Okay, I just have to say, I have the BIGGEST crush on Yosuke. I love a punk rocker who can cook!
Is he on Instagram?
everyone that works there is so handsome wow
They definitely earned that nap at the end! Fantastic video! It was handy that he had to get so much cooking in before the customers started arriving so you could get those sweet close ups!
The son looks like Ran Takahashi a volleyball player for the Japan National Team 🇯🇵. The guy is really handsome🙏
I bet many customers would love to come here not just for their amazing cooking skills but also for a little peek of the good looking sweet gentlemen😂
OMG!! SO HANDSOME NO WAY
Good to see younger generation taking over and continue the business….hope able to visit Japan freely by this year… its almost 2yrs+ since we last visited
@@missplainjane3905 Japan is indeed and advanced and developed country.
@@missplainjane3905 Sadly no
The owners are very smiley and happy, so nice to see them
Thanks, Paolo! The owner and his son have beautiful smiles. I love how these videos are part behind-the-scenes, part dating profile. How old are you? What do you like to do? Do you go to the aquarium alone? LOL. I love how Paolo is helping them with business and love :)
Fashion and music... this father and son duo slayed
Damn all the staff are good looking 😳😳
Okonomiyaki has always been my favorite Japanese ‘shomin-ryori’ (庶民料理, or ‘common people’s food’.) Fast, cheap, and actually decently well-balanced food since there’s a ton of cabbage it. It’s also customizable, since you can fairly easily swap out one ingredient for another, so it’s good for vegetarians…as long as you’re not too picky about fish-based ‘dashi’ in the mix. Oh, and it’s good with beer. 🍻
I see no reason that the Osaka style takes 30 minutes to cook as it is mostly two layers, the Hiroshima style takes longer as it is layered separate. As for vegan that could be tough as both use egg as a batter, and Hiroshima has the additional fried egg layer.
As much as I enjoyed Osaka okonomiyaki, the Hiroshima with clams was amazing and the eateries were much livelier with Toyo Carp paraphernalia and team member pictures all over the small places, along with games on TVs .
@@AcridWhistle Yeah that doesn’t really make sense to me either. I think it only takes about 10 or 15 minutes at my local place. As for customizing to make it vegan, that could be tricky. (I have a feeling that a web search might turn up a solution, but not something we could request at a typical restaurant.)
@TravelerPat I know what you mean, I think the ‘restaurant service’ approach is relatively new. (My local places give you the option to have it prepared for you, or cook it yourself at your table.)
The Hells Angels, the Comanchero motorcycle club and the Aussie Cartel heads are having talks while you are reading this about their growth in Australia and in Asia. Exterminating The Yakusa presence and their activities in the country would be considerably profitable for the Hells Angels, the Comanchero motorcycle club and the Aussie Cartel. The goal is to initiate their expansion over the Yakusa in Australia and to push it as far as in Japan. According to their plans, they are and will be supported by the Sinaloa Cartel for a part of the gains obtained and it would be done by the end of 2023. They told their mens to prioritize the capture, mostly for torture and interrogation before killing and for selling but to kill right away if they can not capture. This is what members having close ties with Hells Angels chapter leaders are talking about. Some members of the Hells Angels and of the Sinaloa Cartel had already start moving to Australia. The mens had been told to get the job done by any means, even by mass killing if needed. If you are directly involved let your comrades know so you can be prepared for what is happening before it is too late to prevent the bloodbath and your fall!
Ok the highlight of this video for me is that the son is single and loves to cook and I'm single and loves to eat I hope the son will notice me hehe 😆😍
Both father and son are so handsome, debonair, and insanely talented! Bravo!
These lads look so down to earth, it must be fun working there regardless how busy it gets.
Both father and son are good looking 😎
I didn’t need to say what I was thinking when I saw those owner and son and staff because the comment section already said them. Kudos paolo for always giving us quality and interesting content !
This restaurant is like a host club with handsome men waiting, cooking and serving customers
I absolutely love these videos. Hope your wife and wolfie are safe and healthy ❤
Awesome video. The father is insanely charismatic! I was grinning through the entire video. Guess this place goes on my list next time I'm in Tokyo to visit.
The dad is awesome. Walks in looking cool and casually drops 'yeah I did fashion'.
イケメンばっかりでビックリ👀‼️
The Father, the son and the staffs are all ikemen. 😁😁😁
What I have noticed in these videos is that every manager of every smaller family like business does not hesitate to get whatever needs done done. There is no job beneath anyone. Oh and he sounded like he was proud that many people learned a craft there and went on to their own business. Not to say in the USA that never happens but the person often acts like a crime has been committed in their former staff leaving to pursue a similar business
I don’t know if it’s a requirement, but Paolo seems to always find the most charming/interesting people to interview. Do you have a casting call? Having a boss that looks so suave, the pressure to look as suave and expensive must be high. These family owned shops are something I marvel at, several generations having the same passion and deciding to continue their family legacy.
We have few okonomiyaki restaurants here in LA but I really feel this is much more authentic in Japan of course~ Thanks for another awesome video, have a great weekend! :D
where in LA?
@@akadanish by the homeless tents 😂
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Why are they all good looking 🫣 especially the son.
Yusuke and his dad have the same beautiful smile and eyes that sparkle. I always wonder each time I watch one of your videos if you are offered to eat the food that is being served?
All the staff are all handsome and the owner's son is soooo good looking. I hope I can eat there soon.
They key to the good food and their handsome faces is the vampire like afternoon nap in the restaurant.
I think I know why I feel so good watching these videos. It's because of small things hidden between the lines such as: a business passed down from father to son, boss arriving first and working harder than the staff, everyone nice with each other, a lot of discipline and care with the work, the treatment of the customers. This is what a society that hasn't fallen apart culturally looks like. I feel like I've been robbed for not having that around me, I want to sue the boomers and the gen x for ruining things before I arrived
gen x here, boomers did a lot, no need to drag us into their messes!
I love the food culture in Japan. One of my biggest regrets of returning to the States after living there for a long time is that the food culture in the US is no contest - there's just not much pride if any at all - there are some exceptions of course.
everyone in the restaurant is handsome ❤️🔥🥹
i already know they’r into fashion when i saw the son wearing leather balenciaga city bag in the first minute🙃what a fancy okonomiyaki chef
the son is ❣️
I'm obsessed with the dad, he has such a stylish air about him
HANDSOME OVERLOAD!!~!!
I love to see how Japanese works, it seems they are passionate and give a good vibe in things that they do. I even can feel the vibe by only watching it also like how u interact. Hope one day i can go to Japan
There are many young chef with high motivation.
Hes so beautiful & stylish! And he can cook…im in love = )
This must be one of my favorite videos, a family business just hits differently, you can feel the care in every detail. My mom runs a traditional restaurant where i helped since i was 5, it was my grandma's and it will probably be passed down to my big brother, kinda frustating :( blessings to Yusuke and if he wants a girlfriend that he can run the restaurant with, I volunteer
Why are they all handsome????!!! Even the father is handsome!!!
Teppanyaki chef def. is one of the most rewarding restaurant jobs. Customers don't expect to get food as fast as possible, the entire process is part of the experience
Okonomiyaki was something I always looked forward to when I was a kid. There was a ma and pa shop that my auntie would take me to and they always made my own "special" okonomiyaki, which was just a smaller one for my size. I always loved watching the bonito dance on top. This video brought back a lot of warm happy memories for me, thank you Paolo! I can't be in Japan now with my family due to COVID and work, but I am thankful to have a look back at my childhood and seeing how things have changed (or remained the same) thanks to you and your videos!
He majored Japanese Literature in Nipon University. My heart is beating.
Can't get enough of Japanese food here in Taiwan, so looking forward to visiting Japan next spring for the first time!