"Very often, people are not sick from body, or the mind, but from heart", those are some really powerful words right there.

The soba guy is like straight taken from an anime. His master recently passed away, he wants to spread the soba to the world and he has different techniques while having his eyes closed.

Whoever tf produced this film is a genius….. picking the right people, choosing the right music and having all the right camera angles. Man I shed a tear at the end

These two men inspired me to cook instant ramen noodles.

*the last noodle benders (2020, colorized)*

"And I wanted to cook for my wife and children, forever." If that isn't father goals I don't know what is.

I envy how much meaning and pleasure they find in their work.

2 anime protagonists masters of noodles. They can see 10 dimensions with their fingertips, left one with a mission to make mom happy, and right one with a mission to spread noodles around the world after master passed away. They use different techniques and moves to bend and use noodles effectively, from making 128 noodles in 10 seconds to making soba waves crashing onto each other to create perfect soba.

"Often times people aren't sick from the body, or from the mind, but from the heart." - Peter the noodle master

Chinese Noodle Master: "I like making noodles" :3 Japanese Noodle Master: " *THIS SOBA ISN'T EVEN IN IT'S FINAL FORM* "

I watched this several times already. It is so beautiful. Not just their incredible art, but the fact that they put their heart, body and soul into it. Deep respect for them and for the makers of this film.

Soba noodle making needs an Oscar for screenplay, direction, music and cinematography.

Are we gonna ignore the fact this guy turned a circle into a square?

“I want to be a noodle master! Make me a noodle master!” But the Noodle Master did not listen, he just kept on noodling.

fun fact: when peter song says "doctor" he's actually referring to a traditional chinese medicine practitioner

Them making food: *whole anime backstory and reasoning for it* Me making food: "hungy"

Now that we know their backstories, make an anime where they are rivals lol.

"i ate so much it would frighten my parents" then you go to your grandma's and she tells you that you are not eating enough.

one of the best food videos I've ever seen. Love the inspiration and simplicity behind these great chefs. Thank you for sharing

I just can't help but admire people that do what they do with passion. If they also find it thrilling to share what they know, you got yourself a teacher.

The first guy like "I like cooking and I want to make my mom proud" and the second guy is like " i spent half of my life doing its a art" its like an anime at the end

It's so fascinating to see the differences in their passion. One is a very intimate story about a little boy who never let go of his dreams and wanted to make his family happy through noodles. The other is a transcendental experience, reaching for something greater than the immediate present through noodles. In both cases, you see just how much they care about what they do.

Huge appreciation for who filmed and edited it this beautifully

This is like a spiritual awakening to just get up and do what you love. And work for it just cuz you want to and not have to. Gorgeous video 💞

He: _Makes 128 noodles in 10 seconds_ Me: Makes 2 minute noodles in 10 minutes

When Jackie Chan said "Everything we do is Kung Fu" he was right

These guys are gems. They are dedicated and passionate towards their work. Very hard qualities to find nowadays. Hats off to both of them.

One of the most beautiful video i have seen on youTube. It just calms me down, the music, the cinematography, the angles of the camera while shooting, the technique shown by the 2 chefs, but in the end the chefs themselves and the smile they have on their face......

The cinematography in this is beautiful. I don't necessarily like the act of cooking but I love cooking for other people. It's such a labor of love. These men are so talented.

The editing of this video and the video itself is pure gold.

A video about making noodles. And I couldn’t look away. These two men are some of the most authentic people I’ve ever seen. I want to eat in their restaurants!!!

Through cooking channels like these I have gained a great respect for chefs and other people who speacialize in the art of making food

Never knew a video about noodles could be so powerful.

"I ate so much as a kid it frightened my parents"

wow this was very well done. You can feel the passion oozing out of them, its so warm

I love how much they are passionate and loves their work

Both are amazing noodle techniques! Chinese technique is so dynamic and quick, the noodle pulling and slicing, yet the dishes are so complex and have many different components (broth, meat, spice, herbs, oil, veggies). The Japanese technique is so elegant and measured, yet the dishes that come out are so simple and clean, almost literally just noodles in a light broth.

That was art. Just the pure form of art because they truly enjoyed the art of making.

Great video! Love to see people doing what they love with so much passion

Such is a blend of fine art and precision skills needed for authentic from scratch noodles. It's truly amazing to see the masters of the art at work.

Now i understand why po's father (the duck from kungfu panda) love making noodle so much :)

This was extremely satisfying to watch and hearing their stories was very calming.

This is heartwarming and inspiring throughout. This is art, both culinary and visual. Bravo 👏

for those of you who seeking the music in 7:16 the title of the music is Classic By Design - Paul Motttram

I bet both of their noodles taste like heaven, because they both made it with so much love and passion

I love how in the diffrent Asian cultures there chefs elaborate how making a special dish always has a far deeper meaning than just food. What I mean is that they always give a sentimental value to there cooking and cooking methods.

2 different styles of crafting noodles, and 2 masters with undying passion to their craft. Every now and then, I would watch this video to meditate and find inspiration to keep doing what I loved most

Both of these chefs have very heartwarming stories ❤

This was beautifully shot, edited and produced. More than just a video for quick views and flashy entertainment, this was a docu-short that introduces one to soba in a respectful manner

The way Peter Song talks about noodles is so inspiring, especially when he described that making noodles fulfilled his dreams of being an actor, doctor and cook

It's the art and effort with consistency and dedication of a life time, which brings out this level of mastery!! Loving your channel so much, can't wait to watch upcoming heartwarming content!!

True masters both of them. My deepest shown of respect for both of them.

My mans is really out here making noodles with his eyes closed. He’s a whole anime irl

Wow. The noodle guy's speech is heartwarming and so well-articulated if you understand Chinese.

Wow I loved how you portrait the two of them in a single video! Magical!

Overwhelming feelings of respect and admiration welling up inside while watching and listening to these masters

The first guy.... ITS LIKE THE ONE PUNCH MAN BUT WITH NOODLES INSTEAD “I made 500 bowls a say” “5 times the normal speed”

This video almost made me cry It is amazing to see watch those chefs talk about their jobs. You can clearly see that they really love their work and it's not just about money

This is so good! Makes a difficult thing look absolutely effortless. It’s always good to watch a master.

Wow !! this was so calming to watch . One of the very few videos I have watched without fast forwarding .

Everybody’s gangsta till this guy rolls up in his Jordans pulling noodles

I want to share : my skill is i can cook everything into black charcoal

Emotional watching it many years later still makes me cry internally

That’s one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen 🥺🥺 such a beautiful art

Peter Song: Guys my restaurant is in New York I can speak English. Tasty: Nah it sounds cooler in Chinese

"I want my mom to be proud of me" that is every chefs dream is to make their parents proud

He is the son that Po's dad always wanted

This is not noodles...This is ART

*Me after watching this video* Me: mom,do we have any flour left?

"Acting and noodle pulling are very similar" I'm waiting for this to appear in this year's Academy Awards. Don't disappoint me.

Chinese: Skills Japanese: Weird hand magic thing

I love noodles in many shapes and forms. These 2 men inspired me to try some more.

the narration and the stories themselves were so good i was lost in them and missed a few processes in making that stuff ;)

I was not expecting to enjoy a video about making noodles as much as I enjoyed this video.

Great video! I re-watch this when i felt lazy, tired, and burnout. To make me remember the feel

Alvin, you're creating pure magic! Thank you!!

How is hand made noodle making not a full length documentary yet. If they travel the world for all hand made noodles of sorts and put it in a documentary, hell yeah I’m watching it.

"I used to eat so much, I frightened my parents" *S ame*

Both the Noodle Masters work with passion, delivering customers their delicious authentic hand made noodles packed with hard work, love, meaning, dream, pleasure, memories and an incredible story in every single bowl served. Such art and passion deserves praise and recognition. And Kudos to the people who produced this film about the art of making noodles, great background music, perfect camera angles, picking the right and deserving Noodle Masters with their incredible story and their wonderful journey behind their success. Every single piece of noodles holds the incredible meaning and the reasons behind it's origin pushing their makers towards their dreams - one to make his mother happy and proud while the other is with the mission to spread his work of art around the world by using the skills and technique acquired from his beloved master. ❤

So amazing and talented! I feel like I watched a performance. More than food, More than art, just mesmerizing with the slo mo footage. Bravo 👏

I love to see how genuine and down to earth these chefs are.

This is art! Truly amazing!!

I just love this so much. So inspiring and so touching.

You are a wise man and have much to share/teach us all.

This is probably my favourite video in youtube! I love how they make such a simple thing like noodle, which is just flour and water, into a magical work of art. They are both incredible in their own way, the Chinese guy being so excited and ambitious, and the Japanese guy making soba in such a ritualised manner like a monk. They have found a meaning of life in such a seemingly simple thing and I can only hope to achieve such a fulfillment in my life. Nothing but respect for these guys!

I never thought I could get this emotional over noodle masters

The ending was marvellous, fully filmy!!!

You have a wonderful talent!!! You are using it well!!! Your meals look delicious!!! Keep on going. Thanks 😊

Now that’s how you make noodles like a master chef

omg that wasn't a video that was an experience :0

"It's just like being a doctor" Of course it is.

beautiful video, I'm Italian and I like to make pasta, so I found this movie searching for ramen. I liked to see so skilled and passionate people making different kind of pasta. The movie shows the heart they put in their work.

So good to see these two embracing traditional methods instead of going maggie

This was so well produced and edited, food cinematography at its best.

thank you that brought a tear to my eye...it as so beautiful wow the dedication and zen mindful ness....is a lovely meditation creation art form

I'm so amazed watching this... his skills & talents just mind-blowing!🔥❤️😱

When you have someone this dedicated to their craft, watching them work is a true pleasure.

Whoever edited this video did good!!

Wow! This is truly an Art. Amazing! 🤤🤤

I have not seen a more beautiful culinary video. It was like Meditating.. Wow.. People who created this video are beautiful souls. Wow! Just wow