How a Japanese Chef Turns a Whole Fish Into 6 Dishes | Handcrafted | Bon Appétit
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Japanese chef Yuji Haraguchi, owner of OKONOMI // YUJI Ramen in New York, demonstrates how he butchers an entire kampachi and transforms it into six varied dishes.
Director of Content: Ali Inglese
Director of Culinary Production: Kelly Janke
Director: Chris Principe
Producer: Isabel Alcantara
Associate Producer: Amanda Broll
Director of Photography: Brandon Yoon
Camera Op: Jake Robbins
Audio: Lily Van Leeuwen
Production Assistant: Samantha Cadi
Editor: Kris Knight
Post Production Supervisor: Andrea Farr
Post Production Coordinator: Scout Alter
Supervising Editor: Eduardo Araújo
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This isn't just cooking, it's artistry. Everything looks delicious.
Such respect for the animal. Nothing wasted, everything done with care.
@timngim583
7 ай бұрын
That's how Asians eat. We don't wanna waste whole animal
@SalimanZamani20
7 ай бұрын
and that's why I respect Asians and since you say we that means you are an Asian, I respect you. @@timngim583
@HAHb-zc2dp
5 ай бұрын
Yer a kweer.
@HAHb-zc2dp
5 ай бұрын
@@timngim583it's how Americans eat as well...chicken nuggets,hot dogs,etc.nothing wasted. Even beats the slants
@lwoklidfr
4 ай бұрын
@@timngim583 you know calling them Japnese is not really that hard you know? because saying Asians means that you are generalizing it but not all Asians are like that, unless the only Asian in your dictionary are only Chinese, Koreans, and Japanese.
That scaling technique was insane.
@stevenagy7152
9 ай бұрын
Seriously!
@willcookmakeup
9 ай бұрын
Truly. His level of precision is out of this world. Japanese techniques are always the best and perfect. All the videos we've seen featuring chefs exhibit this. I'd honestly say Japanese cuisine is arguably more technical than classic French
@Zargon2854
9 ай бұрын
French cuisine always seems to focus on the chemistry of food, whereas japanese focuses on perfecting the e4xperience of eating, technical skill, and respect for the ingredients@@willcookmakeup
@borisnathanael6297
9 ай бұрын
ikr at first i was like "hmmm maybe i can learn a thing or two" and then i was like "yeah no way i can pull that off"
@kujojotaro4904
9 ай бұрын
@@willcookmakeupno the sukibiki technique is actually very easy and requires just very basic knife skills. I have done it numerous times already and it’s extremely simple. I would assume you don’t cook often if you consider this hard lol 😂
Chef Yuji never ceases to amaze me. His sukibiki technique is quite unmatched lol.
@johnjones9065
6 ай бұрын
Never forget what Japan did on 12-07-1941-
@bannlong7764
6 ай бұрын
@@johnjones9065so?
@johnjones9065
6 ай бұрын
@@bannlong7764 your mother should've swallowed you
@theorangeoof926
5 ай бұрын
@@johnjones9065That tragedy has no relevance in a freaking fish cooking video, and it was made up with the defeat of Imperial Japan.
@mjmj3658
2 ай бұрын
It's cutting fish. Americans are just sloppy.
"my business practice of not wasting any of the fish..." I'm sold!
Japanese cuisine, technique, and presentation are on another level. Never ceases to amaze.
Japanese culinary practices never fail to leave me awestruck : each and everything this gentleman is doing is an action of art. 🙏🙏🙏
@johnjones9065
6 ай бұрын
Remember December 1941
@bwnzix
4 ай бұрын
@@johnjones9065i wasnt even alive!
Not sure whats more amazing. The chef's butchery skills or their cooking skills.
@tcrmn
9 ай бұрын
His skills. There's one of him.
@moonlightboiii
9 ай бұрын
You can watch more of him in Epicurious
@rynn3363
9 ай бұрын
@@tcrmnhe’s not saying their as in plural just a non assuming pronoun
@jennifer__e
8 ай бұрын
@@TheDeisasorisingular they exists, so your statement implies don’t know basic grammar
@yatzibe
8 ай бұрын
@@TheDeisasori how about you just focus on the delicious food lol
You could pioneer a Sushi Lo-Fi genre with this, just make a version with half-volume narration and loop it for 10 hours.
this was insanely impressive. well done, Yuji!
He has such a nice laugh too! I love when people are clearly enjoying what they do
there are so many dimensions to his craft. so beautiful. pure mastery.
Can't believe how many incredible series live on this channel now! So much to learn and think about. Thank you for the superb content 👍🏼
My mouth started watering the second he took the blowtorch to the tuna and didn't stop watering the rest of the video. This was an amazing demo!
@iamheretogetwooshed3935
9 ай бұрын
Tuna?
@Pammellam
7 ай бұрын
Kanpachi/カンパチ（間八、勘八、Latin name: Seriola dumerili ） yellowtail or amberjack
Amazing.... Absolutely Incredible the Technique
The skill of his artistry is amazing.
The umeboshi and kinome on the nigiri are the perfect finishing touches. Lovely!
I thought that I would be fine watching a food video after a meal, this made me hungry again Everything looks delicious
Thoroughly enjoyed this. Thanks.
This video took me back to my trip to Japan! Amazing culinary techniques and flavour! Thank you
This is high level art.
This is how recipes should be -- showing creative ways to make do with whatever you have, not something you have to go out to the market specifically to buy.
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing your art!
Very well done. Thanks for sharing both technique and recipie.
Wow, the way of your cooking was so smooth and also your English . Thank you.
Chef Yuji!! He is always such a delight to watch and listen to. A wonderful, respectful butcher, and just a crackerjack chef on top of it. I like to think I could eat something he's made, someday.
Like slicing through butter. So satisfying.
I love these videos, I love when yuji is on this channel!
omg that was so beautiful, i was watching in awe all of the time.... i gotta do it myself!!!
this is wayyyyy more than food. every part if this video is incredible
Great to watch chef. Thank you!
One of the best educational and informative videos I've seen in youtube in a long time
I'm most impressed with the fact that all the courses are kasher, especially to someone who's S&P like myself (Spanish & Portuguese minhag, we mix meat and fish). Very rare fore Asian food.
His skills are insane. So technical, yet artistic and respectful to the fish.
Beautiful prep. ❤
This was a masterful treat to watch! 🖤👏
1:00 hearing him say “Skibidi” made me jump like a sleeper cell agent hearing the activation code
Truly an art
My mind is blown! The precision and beauty! Mindboggling! My compliments to the chef!🎉
everything looked absolutely delicious. I have a soft spot for collars though and those looked unreal.
I checked if I liked the video like 10 times, once it's not enough for this video. Simply beautiful
Thank you for making this for us. To me, these skills are never seen. The cutting is like magic, but after watching and listening to you I'll also become a magician.
This is amazing
Awesome! Thanks!
Masterful
Such finesse.
Brilliant video.
Very Technical but approachable well done chef
Art in gastronomy ❤
Amazing, I thought I could filet a fish but these are skills!
THIS IS AWESOME
Wonderful!
This is ART.
This is Art ❤
this is ART!!!
Loved watching your video👍
Love your content 😊😊😊
This is amazing!
We need more of these, great video!
Amazing
Incredible
Kampachi is my favorite fish!😍
Extraordinary!
He makes this look so easy
Is it me or are most of us here just to watch the amazing cooking and cutting and not cook ourselves
Very skillful !
Mind blown 💥
He's got skillz 👏
japapanise cuisine is next level, love that stuff :)
All look delicious
nice and clean
It's like an art piece.
I'm in awe
Inspirational ! 👍
That is the cleanest fish breakdown I've ever seen! I need a series where this guy just take different kinds of fishes and use every part to create amazing dishes much like this one 🖤🖤
awesome!
An artist!
Even the fish look amazed the whole time
That scaling looks like something out of food wars what the heck was that. So perfect
Awesome video!
Helps to believe in humanity ❤
Woah - never knew what was in Branstons Pickle!! And your friends seemed to love it!! Maybe they will grow to love Marmite too Dara 😃😃.
The no waste goal!!! works everywhere, I'm a painter per trade and do other construction related jobs, always try to keep waste to the minimum. the way to go in any type of business.
Top show !!!
Oh wow I would love to try that scaling technique.
It always fascinates me how artistic the way of cooking in japan is. Beautyful to watch ancient art very humbling😞👺👹
Idc I love how in depth asians go when cooking. Makes everything so much more meaningful and tasty, nothin like a slow prepared Asian dish. The most respectful and meticulous preparation
That ramen looks so divine
Bravo 👏
🤩wow
Watching this while eating Japanese food 😋😋
0:57 i almost fell out of my chair. dom dom yes yes
looks delicious and nutritious
I only cook for my family (wife, my son only drink milk, I helped his mother make it a few times), really nice ideas for next time I have a family of my own. 🙏🙏🙏
Im allergic to pretty much all seafood and hate the rest... this is still such an amazing art. I wish i could learn it without dying
i love so fish much , i am so hungry watching this 🤤🤤🤤😍😍😍😍 i wanna enjoy such delicacy ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Lees and fish are such a classic East and Southeast Asian combo. Should always give it a try when you're in a wine-producing region which also happens to be by the sea in Asia.
Sanji in the G-8 base be like :
Bro spritual pressure off the charts to slice Kenpachi like that
Those gloves are pretty awesome. The rice didn't stick to his hands at all.