I’m going to FUIYOH in bed 🤫

'teriyaki is teriyaki, hentai is hentai." Lmao I wheezed

actually outdoor kitchen is common in asia especially in rural provinces. although its pretty rare to have one in big cities

I think Gordon got into a hurry because he's a career restaurant chef, so being quick is expected.

In our country, we call the outdoor kitchen "dirty kitchen" and it's where all the big, messy cooking happens. It is used especially when there are tons of dishes to prepare.

So basıcally, all of us are just reactıng to an asıan man reactıng to another asıan man that's reactıng to a brıtısh man cookıng egg frıed rıce

Satoshit: hentai is hentai Me: i see a man of culture aswell

Yes Satoshi, you're saying nasi goreng perfectly -hello from Indonesia

Other people : "there is no outdoor kitchen in cities" Street Nasi Goreng man :"am i a joke to you?"

"Fried rice is not nasi goreng" Me: Confused in indonesian* "Hentai is hentai" Me: "I forgive you"

Yes. Malaysian bigger size families back in the old days always have to two kitchens... Malaysians lives with in-laws, hence there’s always many extended family family members live under the same roof. The big, outdoor kitchen is where people prepare food for big party, more spaces are needed when prepping and plating. Secondly, many Chinese like to use charcoal when cooking (it’s believed to enhance the aroma of dishes) so having outdoor kitchen make sense. Because back in the olds days people butcher live chicken, small pig, where they raised in the back yard. Having outdoor kitchen avoid bloody scene. Second outdoor kitchen serve these purposes. Nowadays you can still see it at countryside, just not so much in developed city.

He changes the wok because he's a restauranteur, and has to deal with the possibility of salmonella. The first wok had raw egg in it, so you switch the wok to avoid cross contamination. Same thing with raw chicken or pork.

satoshi: "make sure people say it nasi goreng" me, indonesian: "but.. but... it literally translated to fried rice" satoshi: "just like how tempura is not called deep-fried vegetables" me: "oh yeah that kinda makes sense" satoshi: "and hentai is called hentai" me: *chotto a minute face

"Hentai is Hentai" That's deep man

Anime is Anime Manga is Manga Doujinshi is Doujinshi

For the outdoor kitchen: This is only what I heard, but they said that in most asian countries where they make a lot of fried food (like China for example), when they live in an area that allows it, tend to have an outdoor kitchen so the house doesn't smell. Of course in crowded cities this is probably impossible. I don't think the Japanese make that much fried food, the first thing I think of when I think of Japanese food is "freshness". Light, fluffy, healthy food. As opposed to China's heavy, oily food. I'm an absolute fan of both, but I cook a lot of Chinese foods and it is true that the house smells a LOT... But I love it. It's also torture for my roommate who I hate very dearly, who gets the smell but not the taste of this amazing General Tso's Chicken! XD

I mainly speak Russian. This difficult to understand, but I am learning inglish

sushi is sushi, teriyaki is teriyaki, hentai is hen***

But,nasi goreng literally means fried rice I'm confused

We have an outdoor kitchen. We call it our "dirty kitchen". That's where the really good stuff gets made.

Nasi Goreng is literally "fried rice" in Indonesian/Malay. Also outdoor kitchens are very common in Chinese and South East Asian cultures. I'm Malaysian of Chinese descent, can confirm.

That was the perfect summary at the end.

*just hearing this guy pronounce "nasi goreng" right makes be smile*

Hentai is hentai.. man of culture..

The editing and the sass just keep getting greater xD Glad to see you had a good time with this one. I really do hope Ramsay and Uncle Roger collab one day, it'd be hilarious

A Filipino high schooler reacts to a Japanese person reacts to a Chinese/Malaysian comedian reacts to a Scottish/British cook in an American website. Hotel trivago

“Hentai is Hent-“ I love this guys sense of humour

Indonesian here, nasi=rice, goreng=fried. Literally fried rice. We even said fried rice when we speak English, not "nasi goreng"

In Malaysia, "nasi goreng" is a very general type of food, coz we have so many types of nasi goreng. We have Nasi Goreng Kampung (village style fried rice), Nasi Goreng Cina (Chinese Fried Rice), Nasi Goreng Mamak (Indian-Muslim Fried Rice), Nasi Goreng Ayam (Chicken fried Rice), Nasi goreng daging (Beef Fried Rice) etc.

Uncle Roger is from Malaysia - all Malaysians have 2 kitchens - he's speaking from his culture.

I was waiting for this! Finally you finish the trilogy 😂👍 But, as Indonesian let me tell you something about Nasi Goreng. Well, Nasi Goreng is 炒飯 that you mentioned in wegio. Chinese people also brought that to Indonesia and yeah, Nasi Goreng also originated from China. Well, since it kind of common dish to most Asia, some country name it using their own language (CMIIW).

When Uncle Roger likes your fried rice, you know you've succeeded in life.

“Hentai is hentai” Everybody liked that

2:46 it is confirmed. He is a man of culture

The outdoor and indoor kitchen thing is more of a Southeast Asian thing, where many people typically cook outside.

"Geef mij maar nasi goreng, met en gebakken ei, wat sambal en wat kroepoek, en een goed glas bier erbij~" -Wieteke van Dort The outside kitchen uncle Roger mentions refers to the traditional Chinese houses where kitchens are usually open-doors. And galangal is well-known in Southeast Asia, I don't think East Asian know much about it, it's closely related to ginger and tumeric. For Japanese, rendang is known as the food of the gods, since it's really tasty.

2:45 when i starting to think how good of a person Satoshi is......... satoshi: Sike

Ahhhhhh, you reviewed another video of uncle Roger!! Thank you, I really enjoyed watching your reaction!

Satoshi: Who has an outdoor kitchen? Me as a Filipino: Say no more!

Green people is a funny insult in malaysia. Malay people say it like this sometimes **Mak kau hijau** I find it funny but its a insult or something that I don't get it.

The place is called "Ngarai Sianok located in west Sumatra province, I'm Indonesian from west Sumatra. And yes nasi goreng and sambal is the indonesian food, and Rendang is from west Sumatra, we call it "Randang and "Sambalado or balado for Sambal and "Tungku for the stove

Malay/indo words for fried rice is nasi goreng. Rice = nasi, fried = goreng. But the only difference is the ingredients and the way it cooks. We call egg fried rice as nasi goreng telur. Chinese fried rice as nasi goreng cina and so on. And also about the outdoor kitchen, uncle roger from Malaysia. Most of Malaysian household especially in rural area have 2 kitchen. Outdoor and indoor. I think that what he refer too.

In Indonesia and Malaysia, our national language. Nasi = Rice, Goreng = Fry. Typically, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, China, Some part of Hong Kong, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Singapore and India have outdoor kitchen. However, some western culture is blending in and now more home install smoke extractor and most have indoor kitchen with smoke extractor. But Uncle Roger is supposed to be a 50 years old character right?

I’m starting to love this channel

"Hentai is Hentai" A man of culture indeed.

9:24 as a context, 6 years ago, there were two kids quarrelled each other, the fat one and the skinny one. The skinny one said to the fat one "mak kau hijau", which literally means "your mom is green". Thus, that's why "green" skin colour exists. There's actually an extended version of it where the skinny kid accused the fat kid's dad "black", but due to it being extremely racist, Malaysians often stop at the mom part. From now on, any foreigners who tried to diss Malaysia or anything symbolic to it, like Islam, the King, etc., will be greeted by such insult. Aron Hare is one of the most famous influencers being insulted in such way after criticising Brunei's decision to punish the gays. He even made a video ranting about it

"hentai is hentai" ah, a man of culture

I am chinese living in indonesia speaking mainly english can speak malay slang learning japanese.

This is my second-time watch Sato-san Vlog and the first 2 minutes and 30 seconds he makes me love him. Actually, I agree that 'Nasi Goreng' should be called Nasi Goreng, not Fried Rice (If it's not for the translation's sake). The same with Tempura or Sushi. I love the video, keep upload it! With Haru's Love from Indonesia ♥ 大好き ♥♥♥

It is more to a house that has its own land. Like...both of my grandmas' houses dont have a built outdoor kitchen but when there is any festive, they would set all the things outside so it is easier to cook without any compact space. Easier to prepare all the ingredient when it is outside. Easier to move with numbers of people too. I love it when we started to set the outdoor kitchen. And usually, the utensils used for outdoor kitchen are so massive and I wonder where the heck they put all of them because I never once stumble upon them inside the house.lol But, for an apartment, flat etc. or basically any house in developed city, one small indoor kitchen is enough. Or maybe nowadays, people are not so keen to build an outdoor kitchen anymore but a "second indoor kitchen" which usually serve as a "dirty kitchen" or "extra kitchen".

Yep! It's called the dry kitchen and wet kitchen (architecturally speaking). For those living in apartments, we don't have two kitchens. But those with their own private houses on their own lands, they do have them. The dry kitchen is very simple, almost like a pantry but bigger and kept clean and pretty for the guests. Wet kitchen is where the REAL food is cooked. Because southeast asian foods are usually strong smelling and sometimes we cook for *families* so the mess has to be contained somewhere

Nasi: Rice Goreng: Fried Nasi Goreng : Fried Rice.

That guy: who have outdoor kitchen? Me: *laughs in my asian grandma's house*

Nice reaction! By the way, the outdoor kitchen is a part of South East Asian culture. Now, not so much, but probably our grandparents in rural areas had them because of the space. Also, because we usually cooked in super large woks and pots, especially for special occasions or family gatherings. Kids would hang out outside trying to steal some of grandma’s cooking haha! I guess it’s unfamiliar to Japanese people.

Subbed in 12.7k subs. Lets watch this dude rise to 100k subs

"Who has an outdoor kitchen" Filipinos:"Allow us to introduce ourselves"

I subscribed at "hentai is hentai". Great videos, keep 'em coming! :D

Having two kitchens is very common i the Philippines. We have a dirty kitchen, where all the actual cooking happens, and the normal kitchen which is clean enough to show visitors. Usually that’s where snacks and breakfast things are, like coffee maker, toaster, etc. We have the dirty kitchen because of smoke and our food is smelly (especially fried salted dried fish, fish paste, etc.)but deliciouuuus.

I think there another word for indoor/outdoor kitchen. Its dry kitchen(indoor) and wet kitchen(outdoor). Dry kitchen generally cleaner, its for making small or simple meals(think sandwich, instant noodle, coffee) and dinning. While wet kitchen(still indoor but with more air ventilation, open windows) is where the you do most of the cooking, cut and clean the fish and meat, deep fried, and stuff.

My mom's mom house actually have 3 kitchen so I see what his mean 1 indoor 1 outdoor And 1 no longer used cause they remake it into a storeroom

Yes! Another great *Wegio* 😁👍

I just found this channel and it is great 👍 and this is only my second video and I’m already subscribed

To get a Japanese person to speak Chinese is the highest form of praise. I watched the this with my wife (she is Japanese and super racist against Chinese people) and she was laughing her ass off. メッチャええやんな〜‼️

Hello, im Indonesian Thank you for the say about nasi goreng That's true Nasi goreng is nasi goreng just like henta............

6 VIEWS WHAT??? IM SO EARLY

Lol I got a Gordon Ramsay ad while watching this

actually true, my mum's house has 2 kitchens. the back kitchen use for full cooking and its a semi outdoor, while inside kitchen use for make coffee, cut fruit and microwave things im on my own house now and i have 1 kitchen...

Dear,you need to understand the language of the word "Nasi Goreng" Nasi = rice Goreng = Fried So it is fried rice It's the same thing with same meaning Haiya dont make people look like a stupido Just like you called your mum like mama, mummy , mom? I mean it is the same thing Dont make me call my mum a dad

Dude I was laughing with you. To be honest I watch reaction videos to make it less lonely for me..... I know my life sucks. But it's okay, I see Shrek I'm happy

Thank you satoshit for the message

In my culture, in rural areas, we also have the outside kitchen. If we cooked food in the inside kitchen, the kitchen would become all greasy and smelly. Whereas in the outside kitchen you can go wild. We also prepare food supplies for the winter in the outside kitchen, since we have to make a LOT.

Even i wanted to go sleep, FUIYOOOH

I like this man so much, btw im from Indonesia

Perfect pronunciation of nasi goreng, great job Satoshi

Wow... I just watched one random video of yours in the recommendations and here I am with the second one 😅 I love your non-verbal reactions 😂

Im chinese living in Australia and we have a outdoor kitchen haha

Alternate Video Title: "Japanese Man Reacts To Chinese Man Reacting To English Man." FUIYOH!!

Indonesian here, thank you for the early comment that i agree on putting a line between fried rice and nasi goreng(since when you look close enough, only egg and leftover rice is the common ingredient between the two)

FYI, in some countries like parts of Thailand, Malaysia and indonesia, they have 2 kitchens, the outdoor one is for cooking and they use it to not get cooking smell inside the house.

Nasi Goreng is not Fried rice?? "nasi goreng" is literally "fried rice"... "nasi" = "rice" "Goreng" = "fry/fried" Literally....

OMG FINALLY!!!! FIRST COMMENTTT

So im a filipino watching a japanese guy reacting to a malaysian guy reacting to a british chef cooking a asian dish. Very amazing

When talking nasi goreng, people refer to 2 things either Indonesian style fried rice or the literal translation for fried rice. In indonesia, the typical yellow fried rice we call, nasi goreng china, because the linchpin of fried rice in Indonesia is Indonesian style fried rice, where in other parts their linchpin is fried rice or nasi goreng china. Its like in china they have a region called Inner Mongolia (the one owned by china) and Outer Mongolia (just actual Mongolia), but for the actual Mongolian, they consider this reverse (as in mongolia is inner and China's mongolia is outer)

You use Duolingo? I'd like to add you!

I am with Gordon Ramsay on Vegans. To all you Vegans, there are carnivorous plants like the Venus Fly trap out there. How does it feel to have a plant higher on the food chain than you are?

2 kitchen indoor and outdoor you can find mostly in south east Asia especially landed house at the village area where obviously doesn't have kitchen exhaust fan. For more developed and dense area like in the city, you rarely found it anymore.

As an Indonesian, I confirmed that Nasi Goreng is Nasi Goreng. Even Barack Obama Called it NASI GORENG, not egg fried rice..

Hmmmm i think I'm early

Me: Nasi goreng is fried rice Sato: Nasi goreng is nasi goreng Im confused at my own nationality Edit: I have 4 kitchen, 1 outdoor & 3 indoors. Maybe uncle rojah was talking about Indonesian, not Asian in general

YOOOOO HAD THIS PLAYING SO LOUD IN MY JOB WHEN HE SAID HENTAI THEN AD CUT IN I HAD TO MUTE MY PHONE 😂😂😂

When he said henta- and an ad show up, I felt that, no joke.

22 comments dang im early

LOL "he mustve used the chickens and the dog" "what dog?" i didnt even see that dog

In cities, it is uncommon to have outdoor kitchen but if you are living in the province, they would always have an indoor and a bigger outdoor kitchen where all the magic happens.

outdoor kitchens are common in south east asia… And it is true if you cook outside the taste is way better because we use firewood and clay stoves to cook..

Just noticed the way you laugh is cute lol. Please excuse me while I disappear 😳 🤣

Bwahaha 🤣🤣🤣👌 I'm crying with laughter... Great video .! Thanks for sharing 🙏

Outdoor kitchen is called dirty kitchen in the Provices of Philippines. We have dirty kitchen because we use wood and charcoal to cook our food mainly for grilling, roasting and cooking for a large number of servings. Ashes and smoke must not circulate inside the house so..... we have a kitchen outside.

In the suburbs in Australia every Asian has two kitchens. The indoor one is only for show and is almost always never used even when it is raining outside.

no matter (how & what seasoning) if rice get in fried all indonesian call it nasi goreng.. another fact, "padi" used by english vocab, so make it sure you say it right.. 😁 edit : egg fried rice (nasi goreng telur)