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@@el_guapa There is a small subset of the population with pork-cat syndrome, pork allergies or people who just don't want to eat pork because pigs are very intelligent.
When I was studying abroad in Japan I used to go to Saizeriya ALL THE TIME. It is so good and so cheap. Haters can pry my buffalo cheese pizza from my cold dead hands.
MOS Burger is my husband go-to restaurant in Japan. He said he would love to bring the whole restaurant to US if he could. Anyway I LOVE, LOVE, LOVEEE when you say "itadakimasu" - so cute!
I just realized that you slurp your noodles when you eat. It's cool to see as it's the customary way to eat noodles as a Japanese person. Love the channel keep it up
absolutely my fav youtuber to date. you go girl!!! very honest, and useful content. Not like commercial and entertainment like others. Very unique. no BS
i just moved to tokyo near nishihara/ yoyogi-uehara and theres a komeda coffee i've been too the last few days for breakfast and to get some work done. i loved it there
Mos is a go-to of mine for lunch here in Sapporo, I probably go once a week on average. It's on the way home from the subway after morning language school, and convenience is kinda what fast food is all about, right? I love the basic pork cutlet sando set w/ "onion potato" and a melon soda (don't judge me!). Even with the soda upgraded to a large, it's only 1000JPY. Everything always tastes fresh.
Not to discourage anyone from trying anything at least once but be prepared for a whole different burger experience…in a not so great way. The meat almost tastes boiled if that makes any sense.
Aaaaah the mystery is solved! I'm sure you've probably mentioned it before, but I've noticed you tend to go with vegetarian dishes for preference, but occasionally in like the street food videos you'll eat meat. It's the pork you're avoiding, and having spent a fortnight in Japan I wakarimasu how tricky that can be. It's everywhere! I actually quite like pork, but it seemed whenever I was hoping for chicken or beef, it was barely on the menu, if at all in a lot of places. I somehow went the whole trip without finding a single chicken katsudon; it's my favourite comfort dish! Sidenote, just so happens I made it for dinner last night and I kinda nailed it *finally.* Sure makes a mess of the kitchen, though...
Saizeria's green bean salad is very delicious! Definitely worth trying. The pasta dishes are designed to be easy for Japanese people to eat, so they may not suit Europeans.
There was an Abroad In Japan episode where he went to Seizeriya and made it look so unappealing. I love your enthusiasm for it! it reminds me of a cheap diner in the U.S. called Denny's. Is it the best? No. Is it good? Also No. But is it there and open when you need it? Sometimes. Also that green drink looks pretty good! maybe you could've put the ice cream in it and made a weird cream soda.
"Soba" can be used as an umbrella term for noodles with medium thickness as well, which means that Udon is excluded because they are thick, and Somen is too thin. When Chinese noodles were introduced to Japan, they were called "Chuka Soba", which means Chinese noodle because they had similar thickness to Soba, and they eventually evolved into Today's Ramen. However, Spaghetti or any other Italian pasta with similar thickness have never been called "Italian Soba" or European Soba." So Western ones are excluded as well, I guess.
Good explanation I like it! Let me add couple more confusing ones. First one is Yakisoba (Japanese style Chow Mein). It comes with not buckwheat noodles but egg noodles. The second one is Okinawa Soki Soba. The noodles are made with flour like Udon.😘
Yes! Other broth options include shio, soy milk, shoyu & miso. But there may still be some kind of pork extract in some of them (depends on the restaurant). Otherwise, vegan ramen options in Japan are super tasty too!
Ginza Kagari Honten make sensational thick 'cream of chicken soup' style ramen. If you miss out going there, don't worry as they have a concession restaurant in Narita airport. Fantastic ramen if you don't like Shoyu, Shio, Miso or Tonkatsu style much. Also, you may like to do a search for Halal ramen; one of the most highly rated ramen joints last year was a Halal ramen restaurant, so you'll be just fine. 😋🍜
I found a place in Haymarket Sydney that does those Soba noodles. It literally changed my entire world. Can’t wait to see what they are like over there.
for anyone in america there's 2 ichirans in nyc, they also have vegetarian and vegan options. Word of caution, the spice level goes up to 10, but that isn't a sliding scale of 1 being mild, 5 medium and 10 spicy. They recommend level 2 which i would say is a mild spice and just going up to 3 is enough to get your nose running. The numbers represent how many SCOOPS of chili you get, not the spice level. Sadly lots of bad reviews from people ordering ichiran as takeout who don't understand their spice level. I recommend +1 rich broth, 1 clove garlic, extra green onions, and level 3 spice, best bowl of ramen in my life!
I think that most Saizeriya locations are moving to tablet ordering. Just came back from a recent trip to Tokyo and the last Saizeriya that we ate at was the one in Kichijoji, next to the Donki. It was nice to see that they're making the change to digital and going away from the paper ordering system. The digital system also came updated with an English menu, which is great for those that haven't quite yet mastered katakana.
I could not imagine being in a big city and getting a lunch or dinner sized dish for what is currently just under 7 bucks usd. Family restaurant looks like a diner, I wouldn't be surprised if that's inspired by American diners
I've been to MOS Burger and Saizeriya, but not the other chains. I'll have to try the when I get a chance. One thing I appreciated about MOS burger was that they give you ceramic plates and stainless utensils when you dine in and disposable for take out. There was a Saizeriya near my language school where I taught, so I often went there on my lunch break. There was also a Chinese chain called Bamiyan that I often went to. I remember the first time I went there thinking it was nothing like the Chinese food I got back in the U.S., which then led to me realizing that American Chinese food might not be authentic to China either. I think a lot of times, appreciating restaurants like these is managing of expectations. Good on you for being so open-minded about it, Sarah! I hope you'll review Doutor in one of your posts. I was quite fond of their chocolate croissants. I'm thinking maybe you should do one video focused just on family restaurants. That's a whole genre in and of itself! Denny's (We have in the U.S.), Friendly, Gusto, Royal Host... I think Jonathan's is a chain in the Tokyo area? I haven't seen any in the Kansai region, but I could be mistaken.
We had the pudding and tiramisu combo at Saizeriya and that was really tasty! You should have had either of those instead. Sorry about your gelato experience there 😬
Hmm, I don't know if it's still there but there was a Mos Burger place at Garden City in Brissie, might have to try it if it's still there the next time I go.
Yeah, there's one at Garden City, Sunnybank Plaza and Australia Fair still. I'm pretty bummed about the Brisbane CBD store closing down. It was a nice alternative to Maccas and HJs. A casualty of covid and WFH no doubt.
When Ramen arrived in Japan from China, it was first called "Shina-Soba". Shina was an older term for China, so basically "Chinese Noodles". But as time passed they went into just calling it Ramen.
Great video! Always like seeing your adventures and new discoveries. I wanted to say (I'm not 'Man-splaining lol) as a hair stylist of 35 years, that in the icon photo for the video it looks like you have a very well cut chin length bob with an amazing color. Just a heads up, even though this style is an illusion in the pic, you look amazing! Mature, cool, and extremely hip looking. Keep uo the great work! Love seeing Japan from the Western point of view.
It's actually been around for a while, but there's literally only one location right now in Osaka! Used to be one in Tokyo, but it shut down during the pandemic I believe 🥺
I was born in São Paulo Brazil. I was adopted and moved to the United States. Before being adopted I was given four countries that I could have chosen. Germany , Spain , Japan and the United States. had the United States not been a choice , I would have without a doubt chosen Japan. São Paulo Brazil have the largest Japanese population outside of Japan. So I have always had a love for Japanese culture , food and the people. Great video and thanks for sharing.
I remember watching a ジョブチューン show once ages ago (when I could still find them on YT), Saizeriya makes their money basically through lowering their labor costs. Operations are remotely managed and there’s very minimal staff. Cooking requires the workers to put everything on a conveyor belt (like the fast food pizza ones). And every recipe is calibrated to come out at the same time.
I tried the katsusando at Komeda's and it was really good. Ichiran Ramen was just average ramen for me, but it might have been because of my choice that day.
Japanese tourists and business people traveling to the US who want an American style breakfast ask for "morning service." Wait staff send them to the local church thinking they want to pray! Great vido.
The only chain restaurant I would visited in Japan is MOS Burger. Their Cheeseburger with beef (No Teriyaki) was the best. Orders are made to order, that means no infrared light keeping pre cooked food warm. This does mean that your meal will be very hot and needs a minute to cool off before you eat it.
Seera-san wins the endurance challenge for eating Saize without making the faces that Chris Broad did for his attempt at chain restaurants. Advantage, Australia!
Am of Italian descent...would definitely drink melon soda on the daily (if I wasn't trying to lose weight :P ). As for the rice dish, it's similar to a baked rice dish I've seen around before, but that dish didn't have white sauce on it (had grated parmesan instead).
My mother's maiden name was Moosburger, and there is a city of Moosburg in Bavaria near Passau. So when we went to Japan I just had to make a photo of a Mosburger joint. But we found our burger elsewhere.
I recognized, have tried and enjoyed several of these chain restaurants, and was happy you were enthusiastic about them, too! I honestly miss them and really wish some of them would open here near me. Like MOS Burger and Komeda. I kinda wish i had bought a mug the last time I was in Taiwan (They have a lot of the same chains there, too.) Saizeriya, I fear might flounder here in Cali, because there are already plenty of Italian chains.
Saizeriya has been the OG place for a good deal meal for me. I used to love MOS Burger a lot years ago, but its still just okay now, still worth it to try their speciality burgers and food.
Round 2 of eating at Japanese chain restaurants is here!! Which restaurants should I showcase next time? 😋
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@@el_guapa There is a small subset of the population with pork-cat syndrome, pork allergies or people who just don't want to eat pork because pigs are very intelligent.
Why can't you eat pork? So tasty!
sukiya, Hama sushi, Seto udon, coco's, nakau
Why can't you eat pork?
When I was studying abroad in Japan I used to go to Saizeriya ALL THE TIME. It is so good and so cheap. Haters can pry my buffalo cheese pizza from my cold dead hands.
Been learning hiragana for the last couple months and being able to read ‘irasshaimase’ made me very happy!
Can you recommend an app for learning to write hiragana and/or katakana?
Big MOS Burger fan here! Loved the video, thank you!
The APA hotel I'm staying at next trip has a Komeda built in it so I am definitely trying out the breakfast set. Thanks.
Yes give it a go! I prefer Komeda's brekkie compared to most hotel breakfast buffets in Japan 😂
MOS Burger is my husband go-to restaurant in Japan. He said he would love to bring the whole restaurant to US if he could. Anyway I LOVE, LOVE, LOVEEE when you say "itadakimasu" - so cute!
Mos burger!! ❤❤❤
During the Tokyo Olympics, the Italian media team loved Saizeriya so much that they went there every day.🤣
I really doubt that.
Same xD @@jamesgraham446
Its true. Japanese makes better italian food than the italians
この一滴, this last drop of soup is the most precious thing. A little piece of happiness for those who finished the whole bowl.
I just realized that you slurp your noodles when you eat. It's cool to see as it's the customary way to eat noodles as a Japanese person. Love the channel keep it up
absolutely my fav youtuber to date. you go girl!!! very honest, and useful content. Not like commercial and entertainment like others. Very unique. no BS
The Aburasoba looks soooo good. More noodle places, please.
The doria at Saizeriya is sooo good! 😊
Love these! Gets me familiar with chains so when I visit Japan I get an idea of what my options are! Thanks Sarah!
After watching this i feel hungry, Im writing down all these places for my next trip to Japan, Thank uu!!!
I had Mos Burger at Universal Japan. Really enjoyed it 😋
Awesome! Good location to have it at too!
I’m going to Japan just to eat! Love your videos!
i just moved to tokyo near nishihara/ yoyogi-uehara and theres a komeda coffee i've been too the last few days for breakfast and to get some work done. i loved it there
Aw, feels like it's been ages since I've seen Alyssa pop in! Another great video, I love the idea of a message on the bottom of the bowl!
Mos is a go-to of mine for lunch here in Sapporo, I probably go once a week on average. It's on the way home from the subway after morning language school, and convenience is kinda what fast food is all about, right? I love the basic pork cutlet sando set w/ "onion potato" and a melon soda (don't judge me!). Even with the soda upgraded to a large, it's only 1000JPY. Everything always tastes fresh.
I want all this! But that Rice Burger from MosBurger sounds really good
MOS Burger is 100% going to be among one of my first stops when I finally go to Japan. 😆
Not to discourage anyone from trying anything at least once but be prepared for a whole different burger experience…in a not so great way. The meat almost tastes boiled if that makes any sense.
モスバーガーは昔よりも美味しくなくなった
Nah MOS Burger highkey sucks. There’s much better burger joints
Listen, Sarah. good job. i really had fun watching you do things and go to places that I would like to visit.
Love them up-close ramen shots. Ooh that Ichiran tho.
Aaaaah the mystery is solved! I'm sure you've probably mentioned it before, but I've noticed you tend to go with vegetarian dishes for preference, but occasionally in like the street food videos you'll eat meat. It's the pork you're avoiding, and having spent a fortnight in Japan I wakarimasu how tricky that can be. It's everywhere! I actually quite like pork, but it seemed whenever I was hoping for chicken or beef, it was barely on the menu, if at all in a lot of places. I somehow went the whole trip without finding a single chicken katsudon; it's my favourite comfort dish!
Sidenote, just so happens I made it for dinner last night and I kinda nailed it *finally.* Sure makes a mess of the kitchen, though...
Thank you very much for your posting!
I'm glad that you have enjoyed Komeda-Coffee-Morning (reasonable breakfast)!
Was just about to go to bed. And what happened? A Seerasan video! 💜Haha, now I am hungry. AGAIN!😁
Hey, just wanted to say hi from Scotland and I'm really loving your content!
Hello & thank you from Tokyo, Japan!
From Scotland here...(but English)..Have been to MOS Burger....visited Japan twice last year..amazing country.
This morning will be gooddddd
Saizeria's green bean salad is very delicious!
Definitely worth trying.
The pasta dishes are designed to be easy for Japanese people to eat, so they may not suit Europeans.
Your videos keep getting better and better. Best wishes from serbia/Europe.
セーラさんの「いただきます」が好きです
When I lived in Japan there was escargot at Saizeriya!
FYI - Escargot is still on the menu there! 🐌
There was an Abroad In Japan episode where he went to Seizeriya and made it look so unappealing. I love your enthusiasm for it! it reminds me of a cheap diner in the U.S. called Denny's. Is it the best? No. Is it good? Also No. But is it there and open when you need it? Sometimes. Also that green drink looks pretty good! maybe you could've put the ice cream in it and made a weird cream soda.
There's Dennys in japan!
I love a woman' that loves her food❤
モスバーガー🍔も美味しいけど、フレッシュネスバーガー🍔もおすすめです。
The Mos Burger is delicious, but the FRESHNESS BURGER is also recommended.
I'm a big fan of Freshness Burger, too. Love their thickly cut fries (or chips).
"Soba" can be used as an umbrella term for noodles with medium thickness as well, which means that Udon is excluded because they are thick, and Somen is too thin. When Chinese noodles were introduced to Japan, they were called "Chuka Soba", which means Chinese noodle because they had similar thickness to Soba, and they eventually evolved into Today's Ramen.
However, Spaghetti or any other Italian pasta with similar thickness have never been called "Italian Soba" or European Soba." So Western ones are excluded as well, I guess.
Thank you! This explanation is great!
Good explanation I like it! Let me add couple more confusing ones. First one is Yakisoba (Japanese style Chow Mein). It comes with not buckwheat noodles but egg noodles. The second one is Okinawa Soki Soba. The noodles are made with flour like Udon.😘
Royal Host for me!
Good to know that there are indeed non-pork-broth options for ramen, I've been wondering about that for a while
Yes! Other broth options include shio, soy milk, shoyu & miso. But there may still be some kind of pork extract in some of them (depends on the restaurant). Otherwise, vegan ramen options in Japan are super tasty too!
Ginza Kagari Honten make sensational thick 'cream of chicken soup' style ramen. If you miss out going there, don't worry as they have a concession restaurant in Narita airport. Fantastic ramen if you don't like Shoyu, Shio, Miso or Tonkatsu style much. Also, you may like to do a search for Halal ramen; one of the most highly rated ramen joints last year was a Halal ramen restaurant, so you'll be just fine. 😋🍜
There's chicken base Ramen with no pork don't exactly know where the location is was one of those Ramen stalls
I found a place in Haymarket Sydney that does those Soba noodles. It literally changed my entire world. Can’t wait to see what they are like over there.
Where in Haymarket? Would you share details, please? Curious to try Soba noodles before going to Japan
@@wasabigirl2004 IIKO Mazesoba, along the light rail line, where the old Entertainment Centre was!
Oh my... you ANSWERED. And so quickly, too. THANKS. I will try and check out that place next weekend 😄@@byghostlight1
10:51 Sarah dropping all that soba knowledge on us. 🤣
hahahaha. A true GEM 😁
for anyone in america there's 2 ichirans in nyc, they also have vegetarian and vegan options. Word of caution, the spice level goes up to 10, but that isn't a sliding scale of 1 being mild, 5 medium and 10 spicy. They recommend level 2 which i would say is a mild spice and just going up to 3 is enough to get your nose running. The numbers represent how many SCOOPS of chili you get, not the spice level. Sadly lots of bad reviews from people ordering ichiran as takeout who don't understand their spice level. I recommend +1 rich broth, 1 clove garlic, extra green onions, and level 3 spice, best bowl of ramen in my life!
As a vegan MosBurger was such a find! I had one in Osaka and Hiroshima. Unfortunately the one in Yuniba didnt do vegan burgers.
I think that most Saizeriya locations are moving to tablet ordering. Just came back from a recent trip to Tokyo and the last Saizeriya that we ate at was the one in Kichijoji, next to the Donki. It was nice to see that they're making the change to digital and going away from the paper ordering system. The digital system also came updated with an English menu, which is great for those that haven't quite yet mastered katakana.
Saizeriya is a life saver when traveling with picky kids!
Chicken chippies for the win! 🇦🇺
Wife and I head to Tokyo in two weeks for 10 days.
If you’re in town, we’d love to say G’day.
コメダは日本で人気があります👍️何度も行きました。日本生まれの日本育ちの立場から、他の店よりも割高ですが、質が良いです。もちろん美味しさもです。私が行っていた店舗ではいつも満員なくらいにこみあっていました。
I could not imagine being in a big city and getting a lunch or dinner sized dish for what is currently just under 7 bucks usd. Family restaurant looks like a diner, I wouldn't be surprised if that's inspired by American diners
This was so awesome! I’m definitely going to try the rice burger when I visit!
The thing I miss most about Japan is the Mastuya and curry rice. Ichiran sounds great, its nice not having to speak to people haha
Every menu in Komeda is so big! Lol, But I love it because it's so yummy🥰
Komeda is so great, right!
At Moss I normally order Moss burger, Teriyaki chicken burger and ロースカツバーガー!
セーラさん、ラーメンススるの上手ですね⁉️麺類をより、美味しく食べられます❣️素晴らしい😀👍
I've been to MOS Burger and Saizeriya, but not the other chains. I'll have to try the when I get a chance. One thing I appreciated about MOS burger was that they give you ceramic plates and stainless utensils when you dine in and disposable for take out. There was a Saizeriya near my language school where I taught, so I often went there on my lunch break. There was also a Chinese chain called Bamiyan that I often went to. I remember the first time I went there thinking it was nothing like the Chinese food I got back in the U.S., which then led to me realizing that American Chinese food might not be authentic to China either. I think a lot of times, appreciating restaurants like these is managing of expectations. Good on you for being so open-minded about it, Sarah!
I hope you'll review Doutor in one of your posts. I was quite fond of their chocolate croissants.
I'm thinking maybe you should do one video focused just on family restaurants. That's a whole genre in and of itself! Denny's (We have in the U.S.), Friendly, Gusto, Royal Host... I think Jonathan's is a chain in the Tokyo area? I haven't seen any in the Kansai region, but I could be mistaken.
Happy Saturday Sarah. Free toast or eggs ❤. Love onions
Vfm❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮
That's incredible prices
we have multiple places to get mazesoba here in vancouver but afaik no abura soba. they look pretty similar though
They are honestly pretty similar!!
We had the pudding and tiramisu combo at Saizeriya and that was really tasty! You should have had either of those instead. Sorry about your gelato experience there 😬
Shoot, you picked the better options! Next time 😂 🍮
Sara I love Ichiran and abura soba
Thanks for Japanese Chain Restaurants info! I wonder, if there are those University eating places where you can also go to eat?
Hmm, I don't know if it's still there but there was a Mos Burger place at Garden City in Brissie, might have to try it if it's still there the next time I go.
Yeah, there's one at Garden City, Sunnybank Plaza and Australia Fair still. I'm pretty bummed about the Brisbane CBD store closing down. It was a nice alternative to Maccas and HJs. A casualty of covid and WFH no doubt.
When Ramen arrived in Japan from China, it was first called "Shina-Soba". Shina was an older term for China, so basically "Chinese Noodles". But as time passed they went into just calling it Ramen.
I really enjoyed your "tour" :) Thanks!
You are sooo pretty Sara!! Keep it up. Love your videos ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😊
Great video! Always like seeing your adventures and new discoveries. I wanted to say (I'm not 'Man-splaining lol) as a hair stylist of 35 years, that in the icon photo for the video it looks like you have a very well cut chin length bob with an amazing color. Just a heads up, even though this style is an illusion in the pic, you look amazing! Mature, cool, and extremely hip looking. Keep uo the great work! Love seeing Japan from the Western point of view.
That ramen in Ichiran is new!!! Never see before!!!
It's actually been around for a while, but there's literally only one location right now in Osaka! Used to be one in Tokyo, but it shut down during the pandemic I believe 🥺
Love you. love you’re videos
You had me at fake italian and unlimited soda. Its now on the list
I was born in São Paulo Brazil. I was adopted and moved to the United States. Before being adopted I was given four countries that I could have chosen. Germany , Spain , Japan and the United States. had the United States not been a choice , I would have without a doubt chosen Japan. São Paulo Brazil have the largest Japanese population outside of Japan. So I have always had a love for Japanese culture , food and the people. Great video and thanks for sharing.
I remember watching a ジョブチューン show once ages ago (when I could still find them on YT), Saizeriya makes their money basically through lowering their labor costs. Operations are remotely managed and there’s very minimal staff. Cooking requires the workers to put everything on a conveyor belt (like the fast food pizza ones). And every recipe is calibrated to come out at the same time.
Fun and informative vid!...why can't Sarah eat pork?
Loved Mos Burger when I was in Japan. Reminded me of "Supermacs" in Ireland
Shout out to the Carhartt beanie. And comfy breakfast foods.
I have had a rice burger in the inner west of Sydney, the rice was so crispy on the outside. It was delicious 😊
日本へ 一時帰国するときにSeeraさんの動画すごく参考にしてます👍🏻最高！
I love abura soba. I'd describe it as ramen without the soup. The spicy miso was surprisingly spicy for me.
Bros been on fire with the videos recently.
The ramen looks fabulous!! Thanks for a great video!
I tried the katsusando at Komeda's and it was really good. Ichiran Ramen was just average ramen for me, but it might have been because of my choice that day.
Japanese tourists and business people traveling to the US who want an American style breakfast ask for "morning service." Wait staff send them to the local church thinking they want to pray! Great vido.
Squid ink pasta came from Italy. I think it's called 'Spaghetti al Nero di Seppia'. I haven't seen it in Australia yet.
Love the Carhartt hat! It's great to see people repping the OG American brands. I was amazed at how many people wore American tennis shoes in Japan.
I’m so glad I can watch all her episodes on my main account lmfao
Good sharing 👍🥰
I went to Jonathan's far too many times on my last trip, I need to check out Saizeriya next time.
ラーメンの食べ方が上手❗香りを感じると味覚も良くなる。鼻をふさぐと味が無くなる。つまり息を止めないのが良い食べ方❗😊
Excellent slurping technique!
Why thank you! 🍜
Thailand has the similar version of that yakiniku rice burger but in pork.
We had a MOS Burger in Brisbane (Aus) for a little while. It's apparently closed now but the service reminded me so much of Japan.
it's funny because black squid pasta is an italian traditional dish lol
OMG. This is so awesome. I want to eat at all of them NOW! Thank you!
The only chain restaurant I would visited in Japan is MOS Burger. Their Cheeseburger with beef (No Teriyaki) was the best. Orders are made to order, that means no infrared light keeping pre cooked food warm. This does mean that your meal will be very hot and needs a minute to cool off before you eat it.
I have no idea why people are hating on MOS Burger. It's great!
Seera-san wins the endurance challenge for eating Saize without making the faces that Chris Broad did for his attempt at chain restaurants. Advantage, Australia!
Oh really? I haven't seen him eating it, I should check it out 😂 I honestly don't think it's that bad though, way worse food out there!! haha
That’d be a good comparison. Aussies rule 👍👍👍
Nice New Balance Salehe Bembury fleece. I could only get the purple tee in that collection
Thank you! I actually thrifted this one 😊 the collection is so cute!
Am of Italian descent...would definitely drink melon soda on the daily (if I wasn't trying to lose weight :P ). As for the rice dish, it's similar to a baked rice dish I've seen around before, but that dish didn't have white sauce on it (had grated parmesan instead).
Thanks for the Italian input! Good to know!
My mother's maiden name was Moosburger, and there is a city of Moosburg in Bavaria near Passau. So when we went to Japan I just had to make a photo of a Mosburger joint. But we found our burger elsewhere.
I recognized, have tried and enjoyed several of these chain restaurants, and was happy you were enthusiastic about them, too! I honestly miss them and really wish some of them would open here near me. Like MOS Burger and Komeda. I kinda wish i had bought a mug the last time I was in Taiwan
(They have a lot of the same chains there, too.)
Saizeriya, I fear might flounder here in Cali, because there are already plenty of Italian chains.
Freshness Burger is one of my favourite chains!
But Saizerya and Torikizu is mine and my friends go to when we are out!
Saizeriya has been the OG place for a good deal meal for me. I used to love MOS Burger a lot years ago, but its still just okay now, still worth it to try their speciality burgers and food.
The Abura Soba looks amazing. Noodles without broth is a nice change of pace from ramen
Ramen is also called as Chinese soba (中華そば). So, Japanese call it just simply soba sometimes.