I eat for a long time tho-

especially when Mr Bacons and his GF took their sweet time about making tea!! All I could think about was 'enough with the loving close-ups on the tea! You're wasting sushi eating time!'

Zia RDS maybe it’s an all you can eat

jungsh00keth me too

Me too, I know damn well i will finish but I wouldn't be at ease especially if I'm a tourist and want to savour stuff

I was laughing because the unknown leaf lol

@@humanliving4283 that's why I watch this for lol

I've heard it called oba leaf...

It's shiso leaf

they fried a leaf and he ate it....

So related

Relatable

I just wanna do the same

When I saw the Shrimp and Vegtable tempora...I wish that was possible!. It looked Soooo good.

@@bonniehowell4259 indeed the food did look amazing, i hope I can try it out someday

Conveyor belt sushi, vending machines that can sell you anything and are all over the country, and restaurants that are literally only vending machines. Introverts dream come true! lol

This specific restaurant is in Taiwan.

I don't disagree but this restaurant is in Taiwan/ The ROC

This place is in Taiwan. Closer to China than Japan

This ain't japan bruh

It's also called perilla

aka perilla. good stuff!

you better hope that squid was dead before you ate it or im coming to your room without lube tonight

Thanks for information

I believe I've seen the same thing refered to as oba leaf...

In most asian places, it's not really about the "family experience" but rather getting customers out quick as possible and getting new ones in.

That's because it's more about just eating and leaving again than having a nice evening out with the family! A lot of japanese restaurants are like that actually, iirc it's to shorten lines outside the restaurant because no one likes to wait, right? And also a lot of people don't really have the time to wait around. I think the best place to go to just hang out with friends is an Izakaya.

@@gameboy9812 when you say 'most asian places', did you mean japan specifically? Coz that'd be racist

Probably also because they are cheap, one plate of sushi would be about 100 yen. Wide range of customers means getting customers in and out fast

Alecks Skcela discussing broad cultural traits is not racist. asia is a place, not a race.

RetroTech Commentaries in SC nigiri and sashimi is $6 MINIMUM Regular sushi rolls are $8-25

@@darkfire974 Oh, good lord. My heart goes out to you. That's crazy expensive.

RetroTech Commentaries welcome to SC, the state that is famous for tourism. Ever seen a $80 hoodie? That’s cheap depending on what part of Charleston you go to. I’ve also seen a pair of yoga pants cost $200. Necessities are stupid expensive. 1 bed 1bathroom apartments are $900-$1500 here. Minimum wage is $7.25 if you’re not a server at a restaurant (and 40% of jobs here is being a freaking server).

Some goes as low as $1 a plate

If not more in midwest. St Louis here... $$$

some people naturally shake but its only subtle

@@askryuzaki3693 dancing bacon might be live pigs-

I've noticed that the one with the camera is very shaky

@@brrrrrr almost like he was dancing. or something...

dancing bacon is a girl lol

underrated comment

So you had an unofficial sushi contest there

@@priyachoudhary9896 basically

SEA men

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@@befer flipping good sense of humour

Only thing is Salomon are fresh water fish lol

Nooo how could you put that image in my head?

Fiery Rose differnt currency dumbfuck

Deadpool231 It says the cost in both local and US currency at 15:26 (bottom left).

@@akiraman26 Calm down kid. Don't reflect your bad emotions on others. Get a therapist and stop being a keyboard warrior online.

fred1407 32,90 32.90 same thing, I’m pretty sure Germans use 32,90

fred1407 a lot of countries use comma instead of a dot (period) when writing their currency. Europe does it all the time.

That's the beauty of the one-hour time limit lol!

@@sdlock83 So that’s why they have that time limit! :0

If you only eat sushi....you will be eating a lot of rice lol😅😅😅unless you are a big eater

Yet they still only spent 32 bucks with what seems like an amazing amount of food

There's at least one vending machine video where you see them. Don't really care about that though. This channel is really well done and the content is informative and interesting, which is why I watch.

@@dethaddr I mean LITERALLY BACON PEICES DANCING

@@yass_queeen_engery That's what I want from this channel.

@@yass_queeen_engery Well, I'm sure I saw a bacon vending machine in the videos somewhere...

You will see dancing bacon when pigs fly, lol.

Hence why they try yo make it harder with the top dedicate section

The lower conveyor is free for all, everyone can have what ever in there the upper conveyor is for private orders, it will come specifically to you. so no snatching of orders hehe

I think you can order specific dish to your location. I think

Someone sent back rice only and took the tuna only. Was mad how the Americans were disrespectful in a sushi restaurant in Tokyo. This was just on Monday. 🤬

Richard Cepeda I am in America and the thought of wasting perfectly good rice is appalling to me.

There are several conveyer belt style sushi places through out america. Mostly in Major cities. I live in Milwaukee and will need to go to Chicago to try this!

@@vis1990 do you know the restaurant’s name in Chicago? I also want to try this

@@Glimmora I do not, but if memory serves it is in Chinatown part of chicago

​@@stonecodfish2365 It is a very specific type of restaurant. If you know the area it's in, would be easy to find through a search

there’s kura sushi around america, maybe it’s near you

Well...

Already got 2.07 M subs

@@noone-cb3jm now 2.14 hmm he is moving quite fasst reeeaallyy

zedrick zedwick sounds like a japan 7/11 to me lol

Except the sound of chips and coins at a casino

There are places like this in the USA. I've been to one in Newport Beach.

Tracy Ingalls I think it’s because the currency there is worth less than US dollars

CasualScrub where in Newport could you find a sushi restaurant with this kind of prices? Please share !!

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32 dollars isn't that much.. I was at least expecting 90 dollars lol

The U.S. is a broke country.... So at least this does a lot of help

It’s not Japan.

there are some great all you can eat sushi places in California for around $35 with a one hour time limit (not strictly enforced) that we use to go to regularly

Can u give me the link?

Charissa Zahra kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bMCZgqViyrCagKs.html Here you go

@@charissazahra5628apparently not lol.

I love Japan!

I'm sorry, I have no idea what this comment says

_ Beferrr I'm sure you can figure it out. they're acknowledging that sushiro is popular in japan, then as a japanese person, they're thanking DancingBacons for being interested in japanese food. then they even apologize for using a translator.

@@easterntrees wait..... Isn't dancing bacons also japanese??????

@@sameenshaw9670 I think they live in Singapore or perhaps Taiwan. Most of the videos are either Taiwan or Singapore I think. The Japan videos seem to have been a trip they took

ShadowBears Your not a certified USDA fan until you’ve danced on bacon!!

venom74799 no you have to be a bacon and dance

USD or AUD?

planetX15 USD it’s at least $4 AUD. I only put it back in USD as they price it that way.

Oh ok, since you said Australia I got confused as to why you said USD because I don't think anywhere in Australia will accept that.

900 dollarydoos??

We’re totally ripped off here... i bought sushi yesterday and got 10 pieces of grilled salmon nigiri plus 2 California rolls will salmon and avocado and it was almost what these guys paid for all of this... although best Japanese I’ve ever had was at hemisphere bar in Sydney. My sushi roll (size of 3 ‘normal’ ones) was almost $40 but tasted unbelievable! I’ve learnt since that you can get better prices elsewhere

They include the US prices so others watching can easily convert to their own currency

😂 You should tell him oh wow~ I thought sushi is from America.

funny fact. japanese peoples rarely eat sushis... XD.

@@franktrinidad142 what ? Absolutely not. Where did you get that info ? Japanese eat sushi at restaurants all the time, maybe they don't PREPARE it that often, because for e.g it's easier to make Ramen than to make sushi rolls, but Sushi is specifically a very Japanese dish. (Originated in China but popularized in Jp)

There’s a famous type of food in Korea called Kim bap, it looks similar to sushi and it’s a roll wrapped outside with seaweed leaver and inside with rice and veggies and sometimes meat :)

@@raylee-hw3pj its like a burrito but thinner

If I remember correctly that's the sound that plays when your private order (upper conveyor belt) arrives!

The beginning of Bad Romance by Lady Gaga

Richard Cepeda check the December videos lol

is there a face reveal?

Or to the east for me 😁

A different kaiten-sushi brand, Kura Sushi - has multiple locations in the U.S.

Honestly I’d love it too, but I’m also afraid we’d bankrupt them. American portions (and appetites) in particular tend to be much larger than Japanese ones.

I'd give it to someone else and after they eat it, I'D be "You ate cod c.m" They'd never live it down. LOL 😆 🤣😂

Yeah no thanks as well lol

Naive! It is delicious! Especially in salted herring! This is a creamy taste with a delicate taste of fish, since childhood I love the taste of 'Moloki' in Russia we call it that, by analogy with the 'Milk' Swedes of Norway, Finns and Russians eat Sperm of fish. And the Japanese, too, Koreans.

how do they even get it- o_o

@@paullovelin6532 From the same peeps who brought you lye jelled fish and cat poo coffee, it's the newest sensation: Fish Ball Sauce!!! Still no thanks I'm sure those who want Fishy and Creamy can still get a tuna fish sandie for the same price or less. Me, the only thing I'll eat that's fishy and creamy is smoked salmon mixed with cream cheese.

RLCANNIBAL thats what she said

no. that small vehicle you can steal and drive it home with you. the conveyer belt you can't.

I love atlanta area

J.R. Caldoon too bad you only have an hour to eat

@@sirbearbotbear5087 he said hour wait time, not eat time, did i miss something? not trying to be rude though

That's my joke, damn it Dwight

*Yare yare daze*

A different Japanese conveyor sushi brand, Kura Sushi has locations in the U.S.A. and is continuing to expand across the country.

I was wondering the same thing. One could just grab stuff from the conveyor.

there is nothing special below. also to help you understand. some restaurant in japan ( same system in this restaurant basically, as its japan based) doesnt count the food (for that you use the top track) , on the bottom track, they count the number of dishes. all dishes at the bottom are same price and plates are differents colors/sizes than the one from the top. so when they come to check out, they can see how many plates you have taked from below easily. also peoples in theses countries arent thief, soo they never pick up plates, eat the content , then put the plates back in the tracks. XD

Usually for conveyor belt sushi they have different coloured plates and the staff will count the plates when you finish your meal. But for this video, sushiro is a big chain conveyor and they have plates tagged with RFID so the staff can wave a machine over your finished plates and detect how much was your meal. It's all really quick and efficient.

Eve Smith i think their used to it

Dude the restaurant is in Taipei, Taiwan but not in Japan. Well nevermind it's originated from Japan anyway.

this is because that kind of salmon is harder to get in America then Japan. in America's "defense" are fruit and vegetables is rather inexpensive while in Japan can cost a whole lot more. for instance , $5.00 for a bag of 12 apples in America and $5.00 for maybe 3 apples in Japan.

@@kaelmyers4592 There are several different reasons for why Japanese fruit is expensive but it's not because they are incapable of mass producing fruit in the way America does. The biggest reason imo is that culturally Japan sees fruit as a luxury item or gift. To that end, fruit sold by farmers to resellers must meet government standards (much stricter than what the USDA enforces). That alone encourages small scale production with large labor and input costs. Now I'm pretty skeptical that these fruits would be that much better, if at all, than the American versions. But if we wanted fruit made in the same manner as Japan it would be just as expensive.

@@SlightlierGravy do not mansplain me in my happy place. My non-binary ass has had too much trauma already, and do some fucking research before you act like your correct. I at least said I wasn't exactly sure. Where your fucking PHD in Japanese agriculture.

@@kaelmyers4592 ok karen

ホヤHOYA Tube韓国 I don’t think it’s in Japan cause the employees all spoke Chinese if you listen closely

Pretty sure this is in Taiwan...

ホヤHOYA Tube韓国 it’s in taiwan

@@Fkoffmate that's what I thought.

Well it is sure to be in japan like conveyor belt sushi but probably not this particular restaurant it’s depends

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