This is Why Japanese Food is Unique - Food Culture

Japanese pumpkin is So good!!

Wow seeing how far he's come is amazing... This video is so different than what I'm used to with bento club, but it feels so nice to see him grow! These old bento videos are a good change of pace from his recent content.

Looks sooo yummy ....

I love boiled sweet potatoes and they slay when they're salty😩❤

Japanese, Korean, Chinese food looks absolutely delicious. I’m addicted to watching uploads like this and from Korean YouTubers. 😋

“Most people think a meal is meat, carbs, and a vegetable, but in Japan, it’s meat, carbs, and a vegetable”

Suprisingly, kabocha is the same with kalabasa(local squash in philippines that matures green). We peel them but not all the way. We leave the green skin under the hard exterior. They're good as simple as sautéed with soysause and garlic.

But that’s basically what you put in the bento 😭

What makes Japanese food so unique is how common it is. In theory, rice, meat, and vegetables should seem like very standard but they use ingredients from their own culture like ponzu to give it a unique taste and texture

Bento boxes are so cute and fulfilling but the portions are so small my boyfriend would be 3x that amount lol

Ur vids are so cool

"I know a lot of people consider a meal to be something along the lines of a meat, carbs, and a vegetable." Proceeds to make just that.

Japanese food is so underrated ❤❤❤❤❤

woah this vid is old dawg Edit: btw just to clarify,I dont mean it in a rude way

Lol all Asian countries eat with vegetables in every meal

寿司は世界で最高の食べ物です!!

It’s the portion sizes as well that keeps them so thin. Great way of staying healthy

I decided to add little meat Him: add 2 chunky meat

I tried Japanese pumpkin for the first time this month and it was absolutely amazing!

Your OBENTO is excellent❤❤❤