@@stonecodfish2365 I think this translates to about 4 portions since ramen is portioned to have noodle refills or side dishes for the hungrier half of the population and he left broth In a lot of his videos he eats something like 2-3 portions so I guess she was hungry and/or really liked these (edited pronouns from she to he after I saw a favourited comment in which he was called a man)

@@nerl7473 SHE? I USED TO THINK SHE'S A MAN SINCE PAST SO MANY MONTHS. damn

Why imagine when the eater could be you 😋

@@AQVids It's a duo, we mostly only see the lady. Our camera operator is a mysterious enigma we mostly see in reflections

I am always amazed at their appetite! I think their girlfriend helps sometimes but the main person always eats a good amount! *my bad I assume that's their girlfriend that we see the face of sometimes but idk.

he ate like 8 bowls..

To be fair, those bowls are not hugely filling, there is less soup to solids ratio, and may be smaller portion than you'd see.

@@dra6o0n well they’re all different so I’m counting how many different bowls not guessing amounts

@@dra6o0n yeah, that's why it feels so weird to watch it. Like he could go to a restaurant and have a better ramen for this price?

​@@user-zv5qb9xi8z The purpose is to show us what the experience is like. I'm sure this wouldn't be their first choice outside making this video.

I think he does that just to show that u can check the calorie count if u want too. I honestly don't think the mans in Japan counting calories.

HAHAHAHA I DESTROYED YOUR 555 LIKES HAHAHA

@@Ozuk1m4ok

​@@Ozuk1m41K now

It’s the sodium count that matters. RIP to his kidneys.

some people can eat many so dont judge its book by its cover

imagine working at the train station and seeing someone eat 8 bowls of ramen and an ice cream, and then leave

I bet she makes a lot of sport, that’s why she can eat so much yummy food ❤ I have friends that eat that much after intense training

​@@m4ttaI would probably be like "NANI??!"

He could be throwing up after every video tho

I would love to see what's happening inside the machine.

@José Mourinho's Left Bum Cheek ROFLMAO!!!

@José Mourinho's Left Bum Cheek I remember that day, dark storms gathered on the horizon, the smell of sulfur in th air and a steadily increasing wind. ill omens, indeed.

@@topg9480 As a person who visited Japan I can confirm that this is true

The steam is probably just for show

It does not taste very good. Definitely not as you except.

​@@propsentinel Most people and animals on this planet would disagree with you 👍

@@propsentinel yolks are much better than egg whites

@@hypercane2023yup that is sign he is from America which enjoy hard yolk

@@jou3148 runny yolk is the best

asians are all about that meat

Plant based has existed in Japan for a long time. They have a huge history of Bhuddism, after all

same its 3 am for me🤣

Oh gosh, I am the same way! These videos make me so hungry. 😂

It's basically a big Microwave

Mi Goreng and egg with chilli sauce is seriously underrated

Yeah i kove that, use luncheon also. But i only using half seasoning package bc it overpowered 😢

The mi goreng noodles are unbeatable

how'd you get those emojis?

@@LitoMike

How yall having these emoji?

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@@rabbitything lmao

t's not an exchange rate. We Japanese only eat ramen for $7 or $8!

Cheapest on the east coast? about $20 for one bowl, If I ever want something more than cup noodle I am paying like $20 - 30

I don't think there's much going on inside of them. Its just a regular vending machine wich drops the food in to a microwave oven. I prefer the retro ones wich first pour and drain hot water before adding the broth.

The food is premade airplane food, before airplanes got rid of airplane food since blimps got destroyed.

The little man hiding inside the machine doesn't want us to see him 😂

@@chris9879自販機の中の仕事は時給はいいみたいですよ。

its a guy

I live in a reasonably safe good area and it would be trashed here too. In fact our most loved honor farm stand was stolen from thos past fall. Someone took the cash box and all the produce and their big plastic boxes and wooden bushels they display their vegetables in. It was heartbreaking as everyone in town love them

@@Emeraldwitch30 I am from central Europe and we still have this problem with our own honor farm stands, it's just too easy for anybody going by to trash it. It's usually not the locals that do that but people from further away. I am fairly certain a shop like the one we see in the video would work well though. It's inside a well frequented trainstation with constant flow of people and security cameras around. People would feel much less encouraged to do whatever they want there + cleaning personal making sure that it stays mostly in good shape.

@@Wolfsschamane I think in a place that was open and busy 24/7 like our bigger airports this might work. The town and sheriff think it was someone just passing through that took everything as the big bushel baskets and bus tubs were not ever found abandoned . If it was kids doing it around here we probably would have found the containers somewhere dumped.

Japanese culture really is unique in terms of avoiding social issues we can see among some western countries - altho in turn they may have other social issues. I can see a vending machine like this work in supervised places like malls and whatnot where at least peer pressure and oversight will make sure you clean your sh*t up :D I'd love to have these vending machines be common around where I live, it looks like good quality, albeit a bit pricy - but perhaps of the quality. Likely won't beat Ramen restaurants (and doesn't have to) but it'll do well in a pinch or if you just are on the move.

I would have huge trust issues with whoever runs the stand not cleaning it. Have you seen how infrequently they clean ice and pop machines?

It was probably way more expensive though. I’d still try it.

How did you get those emojis

@@Brooklyndexe-5839 When you type a comment on yt you have an icon of smiling emote below the comment box :)

It’s just a microwave, lmao.

He literally ate 3 pizza in one video, it's expected already

why do you refer to dancing bacon as he? im pretty sure the person is a woman. the noodle bowl looks small, it totally not far fetched to eat two if you're not hungry, and maybe even more if you're really hungry.

This is in the US. Utah specifically.

​@@M00n_G1rl it's in Ueno in Japan. The station signs are in Japanese. The announcements are in Japanese followed by English. The prices are in Japanese yen and the payment method is the IC card which is Japanese. No idea where you got Utah from.

@@orientalmoons Some personal speculation on why Utah: 1. They're an idiot. 2. They're wishing their home state had stuff like this. I'm all but certain they have a bunch of socks, too; I've counted 3 accounts that insist DB is in Utah.

my wife and kids love Ramen.

Yep

Very common in Japan to not eat all the broth. There's a huge amount of salt/sodium in it.

@@Danne89 Fair enough I suppose.

I agree, but maybe its a rich people thing 😭 I'd never leave any broth simply bc all of this is very expensive for me and I want all my money's worth lol

this person is also eating 8 bowls of ramen in addition to the high sodium content so it would not be very wise to finish all the broth 😅

She. Dancingbacons is a women.

Really? On some of the vending machine vids, the reflection is a guy.