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Ain’t no way that egg is like that after 3 mins 😭😭 Nahhh bro got them super chicken eggs I guess
Ответитьsmart, less stress....serve only a limited set of customers
ОтветитьThe ingredients must be quite cheap if he's turning a profit despite selling so few bowls.
ОтветитьFancy Shmancy places - "We can sell 1/2 decent food and some of it is "myeh"...but since rich folks come here, we can rob ppl of $1500 on a dinner for 2. It's ALLLLL about money, not quality."
Chef Yasushi Matsumura - My Dish is 10$ USD and I'm in the same fancy book as you. STFU!
No big showboating flashy making a scene (which a lot of ppl like, ok cool)...but this is true quality...and preservation...no waste...Take notes fancy schmancy places.
Wow only 700 people
ОтветитьI love seeing people do what they enjoy most
ОтветитьINSANE
ОтветитьJust for the principle alone, I would pay more.
Ответитьwho has the time to wait for hours for food?
Ответитьits all hype
ОтветитьAs an Asian, ramen is overrated. I’d rather have Fettuccine.
Ответитьeverything is better when it comes with stories
ОтветитьThat looks soo incredible and a peaceful spot also, a luxury! ❤️❤️❤️🥂🍾
ОтветитьI would line up at dawn
ОтветитьWhat an impressive chef, both in his mission and the way he carries himself in his kitchen. I would be honored to eat his food
ОтветитьI'm curious how this all works financially, I don't see how a restaurant could operate for only 70$ a day.
ОтветитьNot char siu, Chashu. One is marinated pork belly, the other one is braised pork belly.
ОтветитьEverything is calm and peaceful.
ОтветитьReducing food waste… cooks ramen with pork chicken egg…
ОтветитьHow does he run a business on $700 a day?
ОтветитьWhile you're there, Kagari Ramen in Ginza is Michellin Recommended, and has some of the thickest, creamiest chicken broth ever.
ОтветитьI like how this guy calls Suzhou thin noddles “thin and long ramen”. I guess we can now call pizza “bread with ketchup on it”
ОтветитьDang... makes me hungry just watching it prepared!
Ответить❤️🔥the price
ОтветитьWow 😍
ОтветитьHow does he make any money for a living?
Ответитьif there were more chefs like this the industry would be a great place
ОтветитьG.O.A.T simply speechless and salivating !!
Ответитьlooks lifeless
Ответить70? who cares? it looks very normal , and im not even interested in it. lol.
ОтветитьI happened to walk by this place one morning back in December because my hotel was nearby and decided to wait, so by accident I was 1st in line. The fun thing about waiting in line is you meet people you wouldn’t meet otherwise who are just as excited about food as you are. I made some new Thai, Korean, and Malaysian friends this time.
ОтветитьWhat an amazing bowl of Ramen...i can smell that through the phone lol
ОтветитьAbsolute legend, if I ever visit japan I will visit this place and be the 1st in line by showing up at least 12 hours before he opens
ОтветитьBasically his gross revenue is $700.00 per day. This doesn’t look like capitalism 😊😊😊😊.
ОтветитьCome have my $1 ramen, I will only serve it to 1000 people a day.
ОтветитьPeople are dramatic
Queing for that.
soba noodles in michelin star ramen? okay :P
ОтветитьThese are the kind of men I wish would never cease to exist
Ответитьinstant bucket list
ОтветитьOnly 70 lol why cuz u get tired lmao
ОтветитьThis is something you do once or twice a year, long long line for a ramen
ОтветитьNext time I’m in Tokyo I’ll have to visit. Wow!
ОтветитьUMAMI interface
ОтветитьSo?
ОтветитьI just don't understand the slurping
Ответить"The Japanese are just like every other human, only more so."
ОтветитьSo this guy makes 700 dollars a day? Not including costs? Inlcuing costs of raw material and staff, and general running and admin costs, makes about 200 dollars a day? So 6000 dollars a month? I smell something fishy here....
ОтветитьEither the video is missing a step in his process, or that's not a seasoned egg, just a boiled one.
ОтветитьLet's be honest. It looks mid.
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