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I must be one of the few people who's thinking "phone... entertainment... when you're at a restaurant???" Personally, I believe going to a restaurant is one of those times you DON'T use your phone. Assuming you're not going alone, Is the other person / people you're going with not entertainment enough? Maybe I'm too opinionated but if someone whipped their phone out mid-conversation or something, I'd consider that rude. We're too attached to technology.
The same here... There is one about an hour from where I live, my room mates and I enjoy going every so often. The prices are well more than a dollar per plate, but still pretty reasonable and it's nice to try a variety of dishes. I wish we had a lot of these options. They do the gatchapon prizes differently too. Instead of a chance every five plates they will show a short animation themed around whatever characters were being offered as prizes and the sushi chef character. After a few of them shown you would automatically get a prize.
$3.50 here in Orlando, and you get a prize every 15 plates. The prizes are really only worth a dollar though lol. Also there’s no tap at the table and no holes in the table for utensils…when you order drinks they come on a little robot :)
@@ZoahPorre Kura isn't the only ones that do this. For folks that don't know, this type of restaurant is called a "Rotating Sushi Bar", so folks can just Google that to see if they have one nearby.
@@JanetLeeLY Learn which varies are cooked. Like shrimp is always cooked. There are lots of non-raw sushi (unless you also don't eat raw vegetables.) If you are in doubt, get vegetarian sushi.
They have this in Texas, my friends and I used to go there and since there were so many of us we'd almost always win a prize. They had a fried fish-shaped pastry filled with sweet red bean paste that was fantastic! Always made sure to order one before leaving.
I went to a large Asian marketplace today and because of this channel, I recognized a great number of items! I was able to pick out yummy noodles and snacks! That was super exciting and fun for me 😊😊😊😊
I really enjoyed the two of you taking turns showing the different items to the camera. It made me feel like I was a part of the experience and it’s great film-work! 🎉
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@J F Because over here people don't know how to act. Japanese people are much more in tune with this type of stuff. Did you see the bowing person cartoon when you order food. It's great, they're so patient and nice in Japan because they're a collective society rather than individualistic so less people to act up and ruin stuff like their vending machines that serve hot food, etc.
Here in the united states, you're guaranteed a prize every 15 plates because you follow a hero that needs "5 plates" to power up twice to defeat the villain. I wish there was more variety in the sushi here tho! The ones in japan look so good.
We have Kura in the USA where i live. The plate game and characters are the same as the one you are visiting. No green tea or hidden compartments at the tables though. They have a wait staff come by and bring you drinks. It's more Americanized in that respect. Everything is conveyor belt system just like the one you are visiting too. It's a wonderful experience.
When I get a chance to travel to Japan, I will definitely be using your videos to guide my cuisine experience! This place looks like a lot of fun and super delicious
Hey miss bacon. I ate at one of those sushi belts that had a pack man game. 15 plates to get a pack man ball with prize. Pretty fun to see what you get. Sushi not bad either. Even ordered some tempura to finish the meal. Even the mocha balls with bean paste was tasty. Keep up the vids. Happy new year from the USA.
I wish Kura Sushi would open a store here in Monterey. Something like this would be great for the tourist trade and the sushi would be extremely fresh because the town is right on the water.
Wish for a different company to open one, Kura in the US is 2 or 3 times as expensive as in this video. No green tea on the table. Too expensive for what you get.
My friends and actually went to KURA in Orlando, Florida yesterday!! I was thinking maybe it's the same one, and it definitely is the same company! I had so much fun because I always wanted to go to a sushi conveyor belt restaurant like that after seeing them in your videos.
omg finally i know the name of this place! i went to one of the branches in Osaka but we never saw the name or could ever find it again in google maps, thank you a bunch for uploading!!
when I ever get the privilege to visit japan I will have to resist the urge to only go to one restaurant repeatedly. kura seems like a dream come true 🤤
Was literally at a Kura last night here in Arizona, party of 5. Every single one of us got the Maki roll prize. Also our bill was $392 BUT we had fun and the food was very good! It was busy so the main belt was empty most of the time, so having the option to order was nice
Roughly $78 per person? I guess the only thing you’re paying for is the novelty of the revolving sushi. Doesn’t seem worth it to me when you can go to a sushi restaurant, get more sushi, and pay less.
They're a chain here in the US. You have to eat 15 plates to win a prize, though some locations do offer you the chance to buy the prize if you want one but not spend $80 USD to get 15 plates. But it's still one of the cheaper places for Sushi. Plus some locations will have a server robot that brings you your drinks. I've even seen a few with a bar to order drinks while you eat.
I don’t like seafood very much (I’m picky with fish but I really wish my tastebuds liked it more) so I don’t tend to eat sushi (inari is the exception, fish free and delicious), but seeing that they add other meats like beef and pork and the best pork part, bacon, makes me really want to try that place out. Had my mouth watering 😂. Not to mention I would be super hooked on trying to win a gacha prize as well lol
I have become so fascinated about Japan. They are so beyond in technological offerings than I ever realized. Definitely a bucket list location for me. Although the game played with the plates was a little odd lol.
I agree with you about Japanese technology. Have you seen the underground bicycle garage? I am not an expert with chopsticks can I eat with my hands like eating fried chicken?
i've tried this type of restaurant before in Las Vegas in the US, definitely wasn't as cheap but definitely worth the experience! but once i finally visit Japan i will try this one place for sure!
The Kura here in the US is like $3 a plate these days. Well at least one one here in Ga. I can only imagine how much the special orders like ramen tempura are. The concept is almost the same amd the seections are very similar as well.
My favourite food is sushi, thank you for making me hungry and feel like I'm actually there😂👍 My favourite feature of the restaurant is the plate return system in the middle
*"BEHOLD! THE HIGHER-END PLATES!!!"* ...$2.80 for the most expensive item, then 95¢ a pop from there! Man, I wish a place so delicious *and* affordable existed here.
I live in CA in the USA there is a Kura Sushi near where I live and it was a delight going there. The sushi wasn't under a dollar but was still very affordable (at least in comparison to other places) and was very yummy. The other food they sold there was great to! They even had a tetris collab recently that was pretty cute.
This restaurant is a winner, you get to try all kinds of sushi with no fuss, they didn't bother with vegetables. The keychain was actually something I'd use.
@@Early90sBaby HONESTLY YEAH it's ridiculous 😭 My state also has taxes on groceries so even just simply buying food at the grocery store is always super expensive...
@@saraolson8032 YEAH it's expensive. Milk isn't quite that expensive here- the cheap brand is like $4.16 a gallon- but it's still ridiculous, especially since my dad buys two and a half gallons or so at a time _every_ time we go shopping.
I always thought its pretty common for sushi conveyor belt to exist in Asia, since where i leave theres a a few sushi conveyer belt sushi restaurants. But we dont gave those gatcha toy games tho, idk maybe there is one where i live but i just didnt do research
Kura is a great experience if you'd like to expand your sushi palette but omg it was a hassle being a worker there. You constantly had to worry about the conveyer belt being full while customers would order 4 items at a time even though you were already backed up trying to fill the empty conveyer belt. If you go to one of these places PLEASE finish your plates first instead of ordering a barrage of plates to the point where you can't even put them on the table. We've had customers do this to the point where other customers couldn't get their orders because the delivery conveyer belt would be backed up with food that people ordered but haven't taken off yet because they ordered so much that nothing else fits on their table so then it ends up backing up the entire kitchen because of 1 table.
There's one of these places near where I live and they have a desert that is a deep-fried taiyaki with a scoop of french vanilla ice cream and it's the best.
We have one of these restaurants here in Dallas (Plano, to be precise) and I need to get out there more often, because it's really good. Cheap and tasty and they make pretty good ramen while they're at it. After 5 or 6 plates, a bowl of ramen, and dessert, on average? I'm usually good to go and I get out for relatively cheap. Next time I go to Japan, whenever that is, I'm seeking this out because it's even cheaper than it is here in the US!
In the US Kura has been opening more and more places and I really enjoy going, but I feel like they should have kept the Japanese way of things a bit more. All of ours lack the hot water and green tea at the table, and the entire restaurant is a lot smaller. Though I will say they have actually started putting the wasabi at the table now in that little jar, it use to be you had to ask for it to be brought out and they brought it on a plate to you. So I hold out hope that they will get the green tea at the table.
The Kura Sushi that we go to near Washington, D.C. area usually takes 15 plates to win a prize. Also, the price per plate for us is $3.30 USD before tax ($3.50 USD after tax). Green tea is also not complimentary. Only ice water.
Same high prices in Schaumburg, Illinois. Huge disappointment. But there was a different, non-Kura conveyor belt place nearby that is better. Look for an independent restaurant.
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When you forgot to bring your phone, this restaurant got you entertained
Let’s be honest here . Nobody forgets their phone in this day and age
@@AkwardAddiict That is true, but bored kids are another story, especially when they ask for your phone to play games
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I would spend so much money to win the prizes lol
I must be one of the few people who's thinking "phone... entertainment... when you're at a restaurant???"
Personally, I believe going to a restaurant is one of those times you DON'T use your phone. Assuming you're not going alone, Is the other person / people you're going with not entertainment enough?
Maybe I'm too opinionated but if someone whipped their phone out mid-conversation or something, I'd consider that rude. We're too attached to technology.
We have Kura revolving sushi in the U.S. but the plates are definitely *not* under 1 dollar USD unfortunately :(
The same here... There is one about an hour from where I live, my room mates and I enjoy going every so often. The prices are well more than a dollar per plate, but still pretty reasonable and it's nice to try a variety of dishes. I wish we had a lot of these options. They do the gatchapon prizes differently too. Instead of a chance every five plates they will show a short animation themed around whatever characters were being offered as prizes and the sushi chef character. After a few of them shown you would automatically get a prize.
3.75 usd per plate...
@@Expertsword Where I live it's $3.55 per plate, but there are other options that cost more (such as ramen, udon, and tempura).
$3.50 here in Orlando, and you get a prize every 15 plates. The prizes are really only worth a dollar though lol. Also there’s no tap at the table and no holes in the table for utensils…when you order drinks they come on a little robot :)
@@SmolAliens damn that's close enough that I could easily go, but I don't really want to after hearing the differences
What a great concept! For the time being I’ll just have to live vicariously through you guys as you continue on your food adventures.
Kura exists in the US... several locations in Texas.
@@ZoahPorre Kura isn't the only ones that do this. For folks that don't know, this type of restaurant is called a "Rotating Sushi Bar", so folks can just Google that to see if they have one nearby.
I’ve always loved the idea of conveyor belt concept. But I do not eat raw food.
@@JanetLeeLY Learn which varies are cooked. Like shrimp is always cooked. There are lots of non-raw sushi (unless you also don't eat raw vegetables.) If you are in doubt, get vegetarian sushi.
@@lawlkings this is true but kura is the location in the video which is why I mentioned it by name
They have this in Texas, my friends and I used to go there and since there were so many of us we'd almost always win a prize. They had a fried fish-shaped pastry filled with sweet red bean paste that was fantastic! Always made sure to order one before leaving.
Taiyaki! I like them too but can only get the frozen ones from costco.
The custard ones are good too.
I've been looking at the pan to make them.
The soy milk donuts with the ice cream drizzled in brown sugar syrup
@@meapy3526 if you are talking about the Korean name I guess it should be it. Especially now in winter.
We go to the oriental markets in Richardson. A lot go to that huge HMart inPlano Texas i like the smaller ones.
>since there were so many of us we'd almost always win a prize
what a "fishy" business, are they. oh wait they are a sushi restaurant!
I went to a large Asian marketplace today and because of this channel, I recognized a great number of items! I was able to pick out yummy noodles and snacks! That was super exciting and fun for me 😊😊😊😊
These videos you make are always a huge comfort of mine. Thank you for making them!
I really enjoyed the two of you taking turns showing the different items to the camera. It made me feel like I was a part of the experience and it’s great film-work! 🎉
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This is why I love Japan. This country always makes me feel amazing .😀
@J F Because over here people don't know how to act. Japanese people are much more in tune with this type of stuff. Did you see the bowing person cartoon when you order food. It's great, they're so patient and nice in Japan because they're a collective society rather than individualistic so less people to act up and ruin stuff like their vending machines that serve hot food, etc.
Here in the united states, you're guaranteed a prize every 15 plates because you follow a hero that needs "5 plates" to power up twice to defeat the villain. I wish there was more variety in the sushi here tho! The ones in japan look so good.
We have Kura in the USA where i live. The plate game and characters are the same as the one you are visiting. No green tea or hidden compartments at the tables though. They have a wait staff come by and bring you drinks. It's more Americanized in that respect. Everything is conveyor belt system just like the one you are visiting too. It's a wonderful experience.
When I get a chance to travel to Japan, I will definitely be using your videos to guide my cuisine experience!
This place looks like a lot of fun and super delicious
These are my favorite videos from your channel!! This looks like so much fun
You two have the best videos!!! So fun, so happy!!! Thank you, Dancing Bacons!!!!!!
It's weird to see a place I've actually been to for once haha, Kura is really good here in the US
No, it's not. Have you been to a real sushi restaurant without gimmicks?
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The second set off the fast conveyor belt looked like some of the best things, to my western eye, ever!
Hey miss bacon. I ate at one of those sushi belts that had a pack man game. 15 plates to get a pack man ball with prize. Pretty fun to see what you get. Sushi not bad either. Even ordered some tempura to finish the meal. Even the mocha balls with bean paste was tasty. Keep up the vids. Happy new year from the USA.
I wish Kura Sushi would open a store here in Monterey. Something like this would be great for the tourist trade and the sushi would be extremely fresh because the town is right on the water.
wait monterrey, NL or other monterrey
Wish for a different company to open one, Kura in the US is 2 or 3 times as expensive as in this video. No green tea on the table. Too expensive for what you get.
@@dragonborne089 It's Monterey, CA
Japan has the best of everything. Perfect camera view of the table!
I love this channel, thank you Mr & Mrs Bacons you guys are great.
The perfect cut out for the plates to slide through was so satisfying to watch!
Kura is great I love how they always have different themes to gain prizes after 15 plates
The first pork sushi looked amazing. And the bacon one was just too cute. How fitting.
I would love to go here someday. Thank you so much for showing this.
I love these conveyor belt sushi videos!!!
Her reaction at 5:58 when you stick the extra onions in your mouth made me laugh, big mood I also love onions
My friends and actually went to KURA in Orlando, Florida yesterday!! I was thinking maybe it's the same one, and it definitely is the same company! I had so much fun because I always wanted to go to a sushi conveyor belt restaurant like that after seeing them in your videos.
I didn't even think about this place having locations in the US! I just found one near me in Chicago, so I guess I know where I'm going this weekend
omg finally i know the name of this place! i went to one of the branches in Osaka but we never saw the name or could ever find it again in google maps, thank you a bunch for uploading!!
The bacon and cheese sushi looked like something I would order in a heartbeat hahaha
Wow it looks amazing. The food looks really good and I love that little game. Great content and a happy new year to you both 😊
This video is the bomb! Wow! Really had so much fun watching it!
when I ever get the privilege to visit japan I will have to resist the urge to only go to one restaurant repeatedly. kura seems like a dream come true 🤤
Wow that woman can eat. She’s great. Love watching you two.
Was literally at a Kura last night here in Arizona, party of 5. Every single one of us got the Maki roll prize. Also our bill was $392 BUT we had fun and the food was very good! It was busy so the main belt was empty most of the time, so having the option to order was nice
Wow that is an extremely expensive meal!!!!!
Roughly $78 per person? I guess the only thing you’re paying for is the novelty of the revolving sushi. Doesn’t seem worth it to me when you can go to a sushi restaurant, get more sushi, and pay less.
They're a chain here in the US. You have to eat 15 plates to win a prize, though some locations do offer you the chance to buy the prize if you want one but not spend $80 USD to get 15 plates. But it's still one of the cheaper places for Sushi. Plus some locations will have a server robot that brings you your drinks. I've even seen a few with a bar to order drinks while you eat.
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I don’t like seafood very much (I’m picky with fish but I really wish my tastebuds liked it more) so I don’t tend to eat sushi (inari is the exception, fish free and delicious), but seeing that they add other meats like beef and pork and the best pork part, bacon, makes me really want to try that place out. Had my mouth watering 😂. Not to mention I would be super hooked on trying to win a gacha prize as well lol
I have become so fascinated about Japan. They are so beyond in technological offerings than I ever realized. Definitely a bucket list location for me. Although the game played with the plates was a little odd lol.
I agree with you about Japanese technology. Have you seen the underground bicycle garage? I am not an expert with chopsticks can I eat with my hands like eating fried chicken?
Absolutely love this concept!
i've tried this type of restaurant before in Las Vegas in the US, definitely wasn't as cheap but definitely worth the experience! but once i finally visit Japan i will try this one place for sure!
They just opened one here in Philly! Can't wait to check it out
It is worth it. I used to go weekly here in Ga. They are busy with long waiting lists. Weekdays are the best times
The Kura here in the US is like $3 a plate these days. Well at least one one here in Ga. I can only imagine how much the special orders like ramen tempura are. The concept is almost the same amd the seections are very similar as well.
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Your videos are fun to watch and informative about the food and restaurants
Wow looks so good!! Too bad we don't have this type of sushi restaurant here!
I was so happy to see you going to a conveyor belt sushi restaurant.
I love sushi, so it always interests me to see the different kinds. :)
I’ll probably never get to travel so thank goodness for UA-cam and for DancingBacons!
it's crazy how cheap sushi is over there yet so expensive in the US 😭
Thanks for showing the prices!! Looks very fun to go to
you guys are lucky that's ONLY the second time I've seen that fish game win!
Please do an AMA for all of us that have genuine questions of all the places you go. Absolutely love the videos, but still have some questions.
My favourite food is sushi, thank you for making me hungry and feel like I'm actually there😂👍
My favourite feature of the restaurant is the plate return system in the middle
Amazing! A restaurant I can check out in my state in the US. What a treat!
It will cost double or triple in the US. There are non-Kura rotating sushi bars in some places, they are better than the Kura US location I went to.
So epic restaurant! I should go there some day.
I love the tea available at the table!
*"BEHOLD! THE HIGHER-END PLATES!!!"*
...$2.80 for the most expensive item, then 95¢ a pop from there! Man, I wish a place so delicious *and* affordable existed here.
Thank you for your great content.😀
Vent to a very similar place in Boston this past summer what a great idea for a sushi restaurant
love to watch you guys,,,please show more.,...that place was cool
Wow this is great! I would love to try this.
I loved another great video of yours.
Very cool restaurant, would be nice if they had those here where I live.
I live in CA in the USA there is a Kura Sushi near where I live and it was a delight going there. The sushi wasn't under a dollar but was still very affordable (at least in comparison to other places) and was very yummy. The other food they sold there was great to! They even had a tetris collab recently that was pretty cute.
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Kura finally came to my city in America! The sushi is some of the best it’s so good!! I hope we get to see some cooler prizes soon
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This restaurant is a winner, you get to try all kinds of sushi with no fuss, they didn't bother with vegetables. The keychain was actually something I'd use.
your videos are so relaxing but they also make me hungry.
Thanks for sharing such a nice dining experience! Take care!
That is all too cool. I wish we had that over here!
Adorei o conceito moderno e detalhista deste local, creio q onde moro nao exista essa cadeia de restaurante, obrigada por mostrar estas refeicoes
As always, thank you for uploading!
I look forward to more videos~!
Japan is so peaceful and clean man !! 😍
Xinnian hao from Your Uncle AngMoh in Australia! All the best for 2023.
All of this looks oishidesu!
I bet you that there must be at least 100 of these sushi restaurants that have unique services.
Oh wow, only $32! Here in the states that whole meal would’ve easily been at least $60. Great video as usual!
More like 115+
@@Susseraxe 🤣🤣🤣🤣 right especially with how inflation is going right now
@@Early90sBaby HONESTLY YEAH it's ridiculous 😭 My state also has taxes on groceries so even just simply buying food at the grocery store is always super expensive...
@@saraolson8032 YEAH it's expensive. Milk isn't quite that expensive here- the cheap brand is like $4.16 a gallon- but it's still ridiculous, especially since my dad buys two and a half gallons or so at a time _every_ time we go shopping.
We have these in California, USA! I've been to one near San Francisco and one in Los Angeles! The sushi is decent and it is always fun!
What a great 👍 idea to store condiment boxes in the table 👍👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
15:11 is that Hitoshi Matsumoto on TV in the back ? :D haha, sushi looks awesome !
I want to travel too Japan so bad. Looks so fun and the food options! @DancingBacons are you from USA?
We have a Kura sushi bar near my house in Texas, and i absolutely love it!
WOOOOW! Great prices and a good time. Yummy!
I would love it if you ever came to southeast Houston Texas, I will treat you to coffee houses and BBQ!! 2023 will be awesome!!
you win the game every 15 plates. The store staff told us.🤣
Wow! I went to a Kura in Illinois, USA, for my birthday a few months ago. Had no idea it was international. So cool ❤ The menu is different though.
I love Kura Sushi. Its in my opinion the best conveyor belt sushi chain in Japan.
I always thought its pretty common for sushi conveyor belt to exist in Asia, since where i leave theres a a few sushi conveyer belt sushi restaurants. But we dont gave those gatcha toy games tho, idk maybe there is one where i live but i just didnt do research
i wish where i live had this! all of canada needs you, kura sushi
Kura is a great experience if you'd like to expand your sushi palette but omg it was a hassle being a worker there. You constantly had to worry about the conveyer belt being full while customers would order 4 items at a time even though you were already backed up trying to fill the empty conveyer belt. If you go to one of these places PLEASE finish your plates first instead of ordering a barrage of plates to the point where you can't even put them on the table. We've had customers do this to the point where other customers couldn't get their orders because the delivery conveyer belt would be backed up with food that people ordered but haven't taken off yet because they ordered so much that nothing else fits on their table so then it ends up backing up the entire kitchen because of 1 table.
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You guys are so cute! Happy New Year!
There's one of these places near where I live and they have a desert that is a deep-fried taiyaki with a scoop of french vanilla ice cream and it's the best.
What an awesome business model!.
We have one of these restaurants here in Dallas (Plano, to be precise) and I need to get out there more often, because it's really good. Cheap and tasty and they make pretty good ramen while they're at it. After 5 or 6 plates, a bowl of ramen, and dessert, on average? I'm usually good to go and I get out for relatively cheap. Next time I go to Japan, whenever that is, I'm seeking this out because it's even cheaper than it is here in the US!
They aren't cheap!
If anyone is wondering this looks to be the same resturant from James Mays Our Man in Japan
If you havent seen that show go see it its amazing
This restaurant is genius in my opinion. Eating and playing a game
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In the US Kura has been opening more and more places and I really enjoy going, but I feel like they should have kept the Japanese way of things a bit more. All of ours lack the hot water and green tea at the table, and the entire restaurant is a lot smaller.
Though I will say they have actually started putting the wasabi at the table now in that little jar, it use to be you had to ask for it to be brought out and they brought it on a plate to you. So I hold out hope that they will get the green tea at the table.
Oh yeah, this is almost EXACTLY at the brea mall in california except you can actually see the pods before the arrive.
The Kura Sushi that we go to near Washington, D.C. area usually takes 15 plates to win a prize. Also, the price per plate for us is $3.30 USD before tax ($3.50 USD after tax). Green tea is also not complimentary. Only ice water.
Same high prices in Schaumburg, Illinois. Huge disappointment. But there was a different, non-Kura conveyor belt place nearby that is better. Look for an independent restaurant.
I love my freedom living in the states but dang, these other counties have the coolest stuff!
I might have to try sushi if it isn’t just fish. I love these videos and the buffet always interesting.
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Wish they had this where I live!!!