None of the buns look or is themed remotely Japanese tbh. If the guy who made the 'katsu' curry just got rid off the curry, and slammed the katsu into the bun itself, it would at least have some semblance of Japanese-ish food, since katsu is a well-known Japanese food. Don't understand why they didn't go for wagashi's instead.

My man, Yuta! This video was so funny. You made fun of Uncle Roger friendly and yet you made your points and his points as well. Hahahahahahaha.

Japanese buns are no bigger than any Chinese buns. Their standard bigger buns are bigger than Japanese standard bigger buns. Bigger Chinese buns are big enough to be considered one meal.

I’m not an expert on either Japanese or Chinese buns, but in my experience I think Japanese meat buns tend to have more sauce whereas Chinese buns tend to have more vegetables. But this may vary from region to region, as well as catering to the typical demographic of the clientele.

Did you see what else they did on Japanese week? ‘Kawaii cake’ and crepe cake??

lmao

Isn’t that the same thing?

@@littlefishbigmountain French > British

@@alto491 Well, I’ve never seen a French person eat bangers and mash. If that makes British food wrong, then I don’t wanna be right, amirite or amirite?

​@@littlefishbigmountain France is widely considered to have a culture of very high class cuisine, while British cooking is looked down upon by most of the rest of the world. Ramsay being a good cook (ie. praised by Uncle Roger) is therefore not because he's British, but because he learned how to cook from the French. That's the joke. One could also point to how a lot of "cooking language" in English is taken from French largely because of how "classy" it sounds (puree, hors d'oeuvres, bouillon, croutons, entree, roux, even the word cuisine, and more).

imagine being british and not thinking that british food is bad lmao. lets face it, the only good things we have made are pasties, pork pies, fish and chips and pukka pies

I'm British and I'm harsh with British cuisine too

@@TheXerforce right? What’s there to be proud about? Haha

Agreed lol

@@TheXerforceThere are some good cheeses too... but yeah.

Agreed, I watched it too and pretty much had the same reaction as uncle Rodger 🤣

i am so sorry that you have to exist in the place where this was produced

I feel like more often people end up unknowingly calling Japanese stuff Chinese. Interesting why they decided to go with a somewhat more niche country but then still do Chinese food? Maybe they thought, “Oh, yes, the Japan is getting pretty popular recently. Let’s do that.”

As a Chinese person I've had more than one English person ask me whether I'm from Japan After I tell them I'm from Hong Kong 😬

A few years ago in a summer camp, we needed to do, kind of an essay and this group had china, they saif, the chinese wall seperates China and Japan and didn't want to believe me that japan is an island (btw. that was before the internet was freely available 17 years ago)

Yes. And you call them steamed hams despite the fact that they are obviously grilled.

Agreed, but WHY were they asked to make them? The contestants haven't really done anything wrong; inaccurate, but they weren't asked to be accurate.

Lol

**Confused Asian???**

Wait China is also JAPAN YAY

Clearly you didn't understand his joke, in Asian Culture using burger meat in buns are a sin.

Hello everybody and welcome to Mexican week! This week we will make the famous Mexican dish... sushi! Across the ocean from Mexico is France, and bordering France is Germany, and bordering Germany is Poland, and bordering Poland is Ukraine, and bordering Ukraine is Russia, and bordering Russia is China, where sushi comes from!

Yea thanks to luqman

I'm concerned how that will go considering uncle roger is a comedian. I honestly don't know if Yuta can take the inevitable riffing nor improv well enough to keep up the pace.

i see you everywhere Mr DIO

Isn't this kinda sorta collab already? :)

@@PetrSojnek No. A collab involves direct interaction with each other. Reaction videos are just people abusing the youtube algorithm. Instead of making content similar to the trending video. Simply reacting to it will get you recommended by youtube as a "similar" content. Its sad that Yuta has to resort to this. But thats the youtube game. You need to do this kinda stuff if you want the channel to grow. Many great youtube channels die for not playing the youtube game.

DIO is everywhere

The plural of Wurst is Würste 😌

@@priestrat No no, it should be Wursti, it's Italian after all /s

Hahahahaha this is golden

Yeah we don’t care much for our food, so bland and boring! 😂 apart from my dad who loves roast dinners everyday, and British breakfast… give me Japanese food any day of the week!

IKR!

No this is wrong. Anything authentic Japanese can only be found in major cities. I'm sick to death of seeing counterfeit and misleading products everywhere. I bought a Final Fantasy 7 t-shirt and a Final Fantasy 8 Hoodie from an official retailer called Game. Neither of them have Squaresoft or Square-Enix labelled anywhere on them. In Asian food stores things that are supposed to be Japanese nearly all say "Product of China" on them in small print. There is even a "Chinese" store close to me owned and run by only filippino staff. If you want to see what Britain is REALLY like you need to venture outside of major cities. You will mostly find closed minded people and fake merchandise. I prefer quality produce and it's so hard to find that my only option is to order things online and import directly from Japan.

@@damianjones3013 when he says UK he only means London , London has everything

@@mustang3429 Yeah I know this all too well xD Most people say UK when they mean London. I have been all over the UK. Foreiners mostly only stick to major cities so those places have everything. I can't even class London as British anymore lol London is like a gathering place for the whole world and that is great.

@@damianjones3013 I'm from the UK, chill out

i thought the same. we can have a different kind of bun / bread every day of a month and just have to go a bakery. other countries don't know how to bake

@@Hallebumba of course they know how to Bake but every country has their own traditional Style of Banking. Some countries or cultures have Just starded using wheat flour and have a totally different approach. I also Like German bread and Brötchen, but crossaints, Baguette, some Kind of Pastries, etc taste Like shit in Germany. Try finding a good Macaron in a random bakery or decent crepe at a Weihnachtsmarkt. Good luck.

@@justmejustme7898 so true lol

@@justmejustme7898 why would you even go to a weihnachtsmarkt to get anything ofc its gonna taste bad then.

@@OLBarbok i grew up with "Bad" or "mediocre" crossaints. I only started disliking them when I tasted french Croissants. Sometimes you can be Happy with mediocre stuff because you Just dont know better and have nothing to compare it to and you grew up with a certain taste. And this applies to all Kinds of food in some way. Not everything you war has to be the best or Gourmet to taste good for you. Your taste palate ist not only Your Personal Likes and disklikes it is also highly influenved by the food and tastes you grew up with. Of course you can find good Pastries and other baked goods in every country, even of they didnt originate in your country. But only at certain places. And Germany has taken a few steps back in the last 20 years in regards of good handmade bread. And lucky me, they offer a lot more than just Crepes at the Weihnachtsmarkt.

Ahhh, man I miss the buns there!! I went to Kyoto last summer for a study abroad trip and would go to the local bakery and get their custard-filled bun.

@@FantasyWriter162 I'd love to visit Kyoto eventually. There is so many things that I miss from Japan, even small things like bottles of warm milk tea and coffee lol. There was a "Tokyo Melonpan" store next to my hotel in Shin-Ōkubo and they had this amazing strawberry flavour one when freshly made with sprinkled sugar on top 😋😋😋

he was way too polite in my opinion

I do agree with the idea, however, if I wrote a dissertation about quantum physics while trying to get a degree in philosophy then I wouldn't pass. You still have to be authentic within the 'Japanese week' limits, not turning into Chinese/Indian.

That is true, but again, what is 'Japanese' from the dish they created? The buns? It's from China, not Japan? I'll give it for the katsu curry bun, that one was the closest to a 'Japanese' dish, even if he messed it up.

Dude seriously!? He has some hilarious content and stand up comedy. Ull love it!

What?! Nigel Ng is a brilliant comedian. I love him, hope you enjoy his channel

You should! Lots of humor on his channel.

GBBO it's not bad, though. Light, heartwarming and funny tv with talented contestants. It's what a lot of people need right now...

Beware, Uncle Roger's video is gonna be spicy. At least for white people, hehe

tHeY eVEn tHiNk inDiA iS jApaNeSe

Ahhh yessss here we GO 😼

@@H3ntairican bro ur pfp is weird

@@4kb7 i know i made it on gta5 emblem editor 😏

Yeah.......

Gordon is a Scot if I recall correctly....

@@philipcable7518 Scotland is a part of Great Britain, along with England Wales and Northern Ireland. So he is British.

Yeah I've live here all my life and still find it strange that we have so many different names for our country.

@@juannunez5767 we don't usually think of the Scots when we talk about British colonisers, my man

All of them except Japan.

@@ShaedeReshka You mean in terms of debt?

I guess they should have made sure that the contestants know what Japanese cuisines/sweets/dessert like, or at least a proper idea of it, before letting them loose. I mean... "Japanese Week" with none of the resulting dish even looked like Japanese dish, or at least inspired by it... so disappointing. OK, exception for that 'katsu curry' bun, that one was the closest even if he messed it up. And none of the judges reprimand them too!! Like, at least a question : "So, the theme is Japanese Week, right? What is 'Japanese' from your buns? Or what Japanese dish inspired the creation of your buns?" IDK, something like that maybe? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Well yeah, but where was taiyaki, mushipan, melonpan, Kare-Pan, etc., so many great Japanese breads/cakes

@Cocoa yeah that's for sure!

Part of the issue is when westerners want to be involved in a new culture or take an interest in it because it’s fascinating... they get ridiculed and made fun of for being “Koreaboos or weebs” so it stifled any legit interests to learn

@@ruthannemarie2668 hmm... True. For what I have seen so far in my life is that Asians who learn/master Western language or culture are seen as better person or "educated" but for westerners, terms like 'weebs' exist for those who really want to learn more about Asian cultures...

@@hk_A01 yep, it’s really damaging to people who genuinely want to learn and not disrespect another culture.

well... *some* of China anyway...

ye sure " Japan used to have China" prob in another universe

@@FynnRosenzweig I'm quite aware that many asian countries used to "own" others through centuries of wars, I was merely pointing out the Japanese WW2 expansion as a bit of dark humour.

@@FynnRosenzweig When was Japan 'shet on' by China? There were two abortive invasion attempts when the Mongols were in charge, but apart from that I'm coming up empty. China did, however, give Japan its writing system, vast swathes of its culture, etc.

@@FynnRosenzweig We're clearly at cross-purposes. By 'Japan got shet on by China' I thought you meant that China had (successfully) invaded Japan.

Well, gyōza come from chinese jiaozi. They are pretty much the same thing.

Gyoza is as Chinese as steamed buns...

Didn't all dumplings originate in China, guys.

@@user-sm9tk1ur8k there is that theory, yes. But "dumpling" is a broad term & the technique of wrapping something in dough or forming a ball out of dough is so simple that there's a fair chance that they have developed independently in different parts of the world, much like bread did. According to some voices anyway & I choose to believe this theory, since for instance the Romans had a written down recipe for their simple dumplings in a book complied in the 1st century AD, so for it to be written down it must have existed for quite a while. But who really knows which theory is true, we don't have diaries from every person ever alive, so all we can do is theorize.

bruh what? huh no wonder british tourist come to the caribbean, for the damn food because they know british food is shit

😂😂

i believe the u.s seige the japanese rule

Solid OOF there bro 😅🤣😭😬

Urmm... uncle roger is a Malaysian Chinese tho... he is not a British Asian 🤔...

I'm confused, what do you think we eat

@@idrawanimeyeet5489 every food British makes taste like ration food

@@idrawanimeyeet5489 just cope uk culinary culture is shit, we americans even cook better than you on average and we have just barely 300 years of history.

@@FireWyvern870 okay but the only meals I eat that I know are British are roast dinner and Idk what else really

@@Nikotheleepic chicken nuggets and microwave food is not "culinary culture"

He looks so terrifying to me. I am going to have nightmare now.

As if you don't know who Noel Fielding is, uncultured.

Haiyaa, please don't forget Alan Rickman.