Plot?

Harry Zhou did you not pay attention to the dialogue ?

+Harry Zhou k

"I'm hungry" "what do you want" "everything" "ok here we go" keep up, familia.

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+Rolman80 80 there must be someone like you everywhere isn't it ? That food looks awesome and the guy who's making it is skilfull. It's a street vendor ..who cares what you like..

im with you, this food look crazy good

+Rolman80 80 too much salt bruh, too much salt

+Rolman80 80 I guarantee you that any restaurant you like eating at uses much more oil than this place.

it just about 7-8 dollars in tatal

Yep! :)

Exactly! So mesmerizing without anything but the real ambiance

Exactly. I don't know why people feel the need to put their shitty taste in music on videos like this.

I'm with you 100%, I hate that shit. I've even said so before in comments and got flamed by haters.

I really like that "clink" sound through out the entire video

Same here man!Street food!!!

hahaha.. right?

ooouuu the onions at the side

yesss! :v

have u watch fried ice cream? I thought of running here will calm my craving,but i was dead wrong..

You know why. You're a piggy like me.

oink oink

But he didnt use bacon :,(

***** It's okay. You don't have to a cannibal all the time.

Because it is awesome.

0:40 it says 300 (new Taiwan dollar) which places it just over 9$ US. That happens to be the big lunch with 2 types of seafood and chicken with veg, beef patty and eggs. Not bad for a lunch that serves 2 given the size of the meal. In Canada that'd be about 16$ for that meal, but the conversion is about 12$ Canadian if I paid there. 6$ each for two people...nice meal.

I didn't read the description. Most of these types videos don't have the prices written out so I tend to just watch the billboard they have and jump on google for a converter. It takes about 1 minute, so not much of an inconvenience, but then I can convert it to my country's currency (which is usually not listed), hence the reason why I just go check. On top of that I get to learn about the currency of the country of origin a bit as well.

Can you imagine a place that would sell this kind of meal for even under $20 in Canada? Lines would extend past the border haha.

yeah man ! It's cheap ! we have this in our country (not opened air, in a restaurant/in the mall) and it's less ingredients and more expensive !

Purchasing power

Pascal Dohrmann if u dont eat whatever's ready right away then whats the point of teppanyaki?

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Even though I'm an extremely picky eater, that stuff looks great......but no way I'd eat it.

+ProudToBe AnAmerican ...

Wow that actually sounds so American...

why?

***** Yup. lol

probably $7

That gap between your prices is also the gap between how much better America is at everything versus Taiwan.

@@joshtutor2526 ok Boomer

Josh Tutor you’d be surprised

Josh Tutor at the end of the day,it’s depend on personal’s preference

I actually imagine it and am laughing so hard right now!

please take me with you

Yuri Yu with me too :)

2 year ago comment but its 4am for me now :( ughhh

Cabbage

Same

Ur comment is 1 yr ago

Lmao XD

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黃盈達 because Taiwanese people love food.

😲 😒

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Same here, I just had wendys with a frosty and I clicked on this vid

I just ate my neighbors and I would eat this too

crappy diet.

+Knightmorning birthday birthday good your congratulationswing 😎😁😄😣🙄😣

nice

Finland is so expensive for everything.

wait what?. finland uses euro as currency

+astafzciba?

This meal about $ 10 dollars. PS:I'm a Taiwanese

Oh no not a finwan. Like if you get it.

For real, bwahahahaha

No requirement for paying street food to get a master chief.

MrKalra hey it's fish on a street made by a guy with no running water. Please cool it all the way through.

MrKalra hahahahahahaha.. joke of the year

여기

대만 갔을때 왜 저런걸 못 봤지....끄흡

한국인 반갑다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

@@user-fj2vb6yy3h ㅋㅋ

마싯겟당...

You can't have seen much street food then

Ulfred King what's funny is this is a night market which is a traditional part of all Chinese culture.

Looks like some meat glue shenanigans.

islezeus beef in Taiwan is pretty weird! It comes from Australia so I always thinks it taste like grass instead of corn.

yeah it looks so weird

It is quite common here in Taiwan, over marinated beef with rubber like texture. You don’t usually get good quality food in night markets.

It’s tuna.

아닌데...

@@user-xd1rj9no5m 폰마다 시간대가 다른듯

You can't even spell it

He did need to realize how this can get some people angry because he thought this was China. Lol. I'm Taiwanese and speaking the truth Taiwan and China aren't the same thing. I'll just take that as a mistake.

It's in Taiwan, not China lol...

+john doe Ya seriously I know no one gives a fuck about this "fun fact". But it's quite rude to say in a wrong way, just like how Irishman doesn't like to be call English.

+Uyen Chang they are just all china. they use chinese and china culture and proud about chinese history. but always say we are not chinese. i met hongkong girl and she say i hate hearing chinese language. lol. we all fuckin laugh when hearing. she hongkong and hate chinese sounds because rude and loud when she hearing chinese.....

But most of Taiwan doesn't want to be a part of China, it's not about wiki but the history between China and Taiwan. Calling Taiwan and China as the same to me is like saying Canada and the US is the same country since theyre both in North America

+harv. s Oh.... I see

+E Anon that's cooking isn't it you idiot lol you could say that about Raymond blanc too he uses frying pans and ingredients

Do it!We are waiting to see an idiot do it.

vegans lol

I agree! its really basic cooking

he's definitely not the best cook, but this is good enough as street food. And one of the point to eat teppanyaki(鐵板燒) is to watch the process of cooking, in some upper class restaurant cooks would even do some tricks while cooking to delight consumers.

Agree. Half the fun of teppanyaki is the cooking process.

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Street food for god sake what do yo expect? Expensive wine to go with it?

Yeah they do the same in Mexico with the taco stands. Fucking phenomenal.

+Angel Solis paper plates usually are used in the us. And they're very cheap.

He's keeping it warm. That's several servings of food. Notice that portions had been served towards the end of the video.

Yeah aluminium foil is a cultural thing it has been used for thousands of years..wtf.

It was brought to Taiwan when it became a Japanese colony in 1895. Many Japanese foods were brought all over Asia during the colonial era. For example, Japan brought sushi rolls (kimbap) and taiyaki (bungeoppang) to Korea.

Jadran Ahlstrom Even though I’m from Korea, I never know that Taiwan was one of the Japan’s colonies. Thanks for that information.

+Lewis Park (Antifreezed) The funnest thing is Korea and Japan did not have their own languages and even now they still use some Chinese words in their languages. LOL.

+SSMART nah man. We do have our own languages. But just only some of them came from China. Considering the power of influence of China in the middle age, it's not that surprising.

Lol you must be a troll. Linguistically Korean and Japanese are not related to Japanese in the slightest. Yes, there are some loan words because of the geographic proximity but the two are not related. Idiot.

It's as if the food that you are eating are guaranteed 100% clean! Wake up!

It still doesn't have high amounts of metal that you can't digest.

Apparently, its not sharpening. Its STRAIGHTENING the blade, all chefs do that and it doesnt wear off the metal on the blade If you sharpening it, you gonna need at least 4 hrs with different whetstones

That kinda right, but it still wears the blade if done on regularly (lets say 5 to 10 times per shift) , not as much as actually sharpening it with whetstones though. As he mentioned earlier its microscopic fragments that probably wont do any harm but I still wipe knives after straightening just to be on the save side.

Ummmm Shutup

Shrimp can be cooked fully in under 5 minutes with the right amount of heat.

that was barely a minute and they were still somewhat transluscent.

what does it matter, some people eat shrimp raw that was killed seconds before they got it, still wiggling in their mouth. same applies to squid

Jack Laslo It matters that products that aren't very fresh are unsanitary to be consumed raw or partially raw. I'd rather eat my food cooked and not have an infection or worse.

+Kavriel it's clearly been cooked to the point where any surface bacteria couldn't have survived

taiwan and hongkong is under japanese culture. so many japanese product and food ect. specially taiwan is under by japanese culture. they all know and love japan thing.

The title of the video is misleading. This is just cooking on a hot griddle, which a lot of restaurants in all parts of the world use. The difference being this one is outdoors.

Teppanyaki means the hot metal plate on which the food is prepared, or the style of cooking on it. You can basically cook anything you want on a teppanyaki.

wouldn't that make burgers cooked on a griddle teppanyaki?

Just because it's Japanese food doesn't mean it can't be cooked in Taiwan.