Imagine if Sam turned around and saw Mike Chen Microwaving some noodles in the microwave beside him?

@jamesanderson6373

4 жыл бұрын

🤔

@48pluto

4 жыл бұрын

Imagine this. Sam microwaving Michelin rated food in the store. Then put it in a bag to eat at the hotel :)

@mcain2911

4 жыл бұрын

Evan Eats That’s a collab video I think needs to happen.

@lvyo3694

4 жыл бұрын

Top 10 anime crossovers that need to happen

@VonNoir

4 жыл бұрын

I did the same thing Sam did when I was in Japan lol

1:01 Japanese people are so polite, it's crazy.

As a Japanese, I can confirm the food you showed were pretty good and they are not expensive at all. And the citrus thing you were saying might be Shiso leaf. Sorry I don’t know the English word.

@earfdae

3 жыл бұрын

shiso leaf is what we call it here too.

Alternate title: "large white man terrorizes local populace in a fit of delicious consumption"

@flatbackjack

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously Sam is so obnoxious. Standing in the middle of the isle. I bet they couldn’t wait to get him out of there.

@kiyoponnn

4 жыл бұрын

you watch laoshu505000?

@lamalien2276

4 жыл бұрын

Large?

@allenfowkes5795

4 жыл бұрын

@@lamalien2276 "man decides to put his fingerprint on all glass food enclosures"

@maymay5600

4 жыл бұрын

isn't like italian? i'm just assuming though, he sounds italian bit idk

Sam looks like a man-child in a toy store lol

@Legendary_sartorian

4 жыл бұрын

dont you know all men are children

@KiraC91

4 жыл бұрын

@@Legendary_sartorian facts 😂😂

@tinyGiraffasaurus

4 жыл бұрын

that’s what it feels like when you get food from there lol it’s so exciting seeing all the options and deciding what you wanna eat 😱

@kiyoponnn

4 жыл бұрын

@Shank Adams stfu master roshi

“Shit Son this is good” That one had me laughing so hard😂

@mattabe99

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@AzulaOTP

4 жыл бұрын

Shit-san

I wish the 7-Elevens in the States were like the Japan ones their food looks so much better I've always wanted to try a Japanese egg salad sandwich

"The stick is a little sticky" You're not wrong.

@ub-4630

4 жыл бұрын

Dad jokes

This Japan tour with Sam and crew is great!

Fun fact: Tokyo alone has 3000 7-elevens, which is about 5% of all the stores worldwide

@maszamap3888

4 жыл бұрын

Holy shit

@nicholashanley9526

4 жыл бұрын

The closest 711 from me is 4 hours drive away

@likeasambud9817

4 жыл бұрын

Nicholas Hanley peasant lol move closer to a main city

@aleon3000

4 жыл бұрын

wish ours was stocked like this.

@Northernliiights

4 жыл бұрын

Is that so? I live in Sweden which is a small country and it feels like there is a 7eleven on every damn corner, same in Copenhagen, cant speak for the rest of Denmark.

"What are these?" "What kind?"

@DuffBrian

4 жыл бұрын

It was at this moment, technology has advanced to the point where Sam could have used Google Lens and it would auto-translate the label for him.

@vladislavglad6596

4 жыл бұрын

@@DuffBrian exactly what I thought and would have done myself!

@hanz101

4 жыл бұрын

Brian Duff that’s how I survived my trip when I went ^^

@delucastudios3097

4 жыл бұрын

ChetChat same. the humongous chicken nugget was sooooo good

7-11 Staff: This guy has some serious munchies.

@tashin9197

4 жыл бұрын

that staff is my friends lol

@johnporter5828

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think he'd bring it on a plane, though....

Nice T shirt. For the ones who can’t read Japanese, it says “Sam the cooking guy”.

@miltonrodriguez2757

4 жыл бұрын

fj75 thanks captain obvious

@delucastudios3097

4 жыл бұрын

Milton Rodriguez 😬

this man loves food so much you cant trust him to review anything! he'll always like it lol

And we mix is “そして混ぜる” (Soshite Mazeru) in Japanese! Just a heads up, from a huge fan in Japan👋

@HaveButOneLife

4 жыл бұрын

Your English is great!

@gyozaz64

4 жыл бұрын

HaveButOneLife hey thanks!

Was in Japan last month and ate a lot of convenience store food. It was fantastic, but Lawson was my favourite spot, I preferred that to 7-11. Lawson's chicken burgers were amazing.

For people who didn't visit Tokyo...might be hard to understand...but... when I visited Tokyo few years ago and was less flexible because of traveling with a baby and bit tired of the hotelfood... the 7 11...was really blowing my mind....the Japanese people are totally quality driven.... great out of the box episode Sam, keep going, keep exploring.

Fantastic Japanese Convenience Store! Thank you for sharing!😊🇯🇵🌸

I wish our stop-n-robs had food that looked that amazing.

“Suck the life out of the culture” Genuinely one of the funniest things I’ve heard you say😂

When he said he was going to try and push the hotdog out of the corn dog, I was praying for a re-enactment of that scene in “Role Models”.

7-11 in Japan was one of the best things I’ve experienced

@mrdude88

4 жыл бұрын

RandmVision Most definitely. The quality of the food is amazing and the best part is how inexpensive it is.

@amsd1231

4 жыл бұрын

Japan is one of the best things I've experienced.

I`m Japanese and that Japanese on your T-Shirt looks like "Samthecooki ngguy"

@MrKevin486

4 жыл бұрын

Lmfao

@tehazurest4k327

4 жыл бұрын

Travis G Yes when we write essays or something like that is important we don’t break the words up but When we write name or proper noun we usually separate Sam the cooking guy サム　ザ　クッキング　ガイ

@tehazurest4k327

4 жыл бұрын

Travis G Sometimes we don’t separate like サムザクッキングガイ But it is hard to understand サム　ザ　クッキング　ガイ is better imo

“and we mix” goes like this in Japanese. “Ima mazushiteiru” lol

This was so fun watching you adventure through all their amazing food. Love your honest little kid in the candy store descriptions. I have always wanted to visit Japan & Korea for the culture, architecture, gardens and food. So happy you are having this wonderful adventure. Enjoy every minute! 💐

🤣🤣 dude you forgot to pack your roll of paper towels 🤣🤣🤣👍, great show thanks

Bro I swear they are like the kings of food everywhere you go there is loads of amazing food it’s crazy their culture is amazing I love it even tho I have never been there

Tbh Sam, I appreciate your authenticity and your willingness to be vulnerable in a foreign country. You make such good videos dude.

I've never seen anyone burn himself as much as Sam does. Somebody get this man an oven mitt!

Sam: What have I done?! Asian standing next to Sam is thinking: You've f*cked it up!! 😂😂

Pretty amazing the food selection in the 7/11’s there. Hell, I won’t even buy milk from the 7/11’s near me.

@jasonstopsign

4 жыл бұрын

The hot foods they have at the one near me is always overcooked or looks burnt, hell I only get the can sodas from mine lol

watching your whole reactions in Japan are pure, funny and interesting. Thank you for making the nice videos about Japan

Really love this series ... many thanks !

Another great travel video, thanx Sam! 🤗

For being a cook you sure have some sensitive fingers LOL

The intro hit every time, cudos to the editor !

Cool! Enjoy your vacation

Ahhh I love these guys! They crack me up! Thanks for representing San Diego so well for us natives!

Between this video and the one about the fast food restaurants, my desire to go back is only further fueled. I was absolutely blown away by the 7-11s, all the food we had at various restaurants, and the vending machines...oh man! Actual HOT coffee (different varieties, with and without cream/sugar and all as lovely as Sam says) came out of the same vending machines as cold drinks. And the variety of beverages in each machine, just so wonderful! Plus, the vending machines with the different beers and liquor in them...come on! I actually made an unnatural sound remembering the yakitori chicken and the Asahi.

After watching so many people perfectly know what to do seeing someone a bit inept at it is kind of satisfying.

"Sometime after 4:20 in the afternoon...ROTFLMAO!

@Fired8914

3 жыл бұрын

Are you that big of a loser

favorite cooking channel to date! absolutely love the international mukbangs :D

Loved this type of video

You eat you drink..... I think of my father who passed away years ago. I love your content. Keep it up Sam your content means more then views. Thanks you for everything.

I absolutely fell in love with the food from 711 and Lawsons when I lived in Japan for 4 months!

Oh man after 8 years stationed near Tokyo I can't even begin to tell you how many meals i had from 7/11. this brought back some awesome memories!

Sam, Love this vid as always.... got to do some street food!!! Keep up the awesome channel!!!!

Fantastic video once again u guys!

7 Eleven Stores in Asia have best options to eat whether quick snack or meal.. unlike the stores in US with the rolling hot dog that is been there all day

i love this channel the creativity and food combo has me truly binge-watching

@barnold23

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. Nice one.

It’s hunting season, we need Sams take on a great Venison or Quail or even Pheasant dinner... Come on Sam the south is watching.. By the way you have brought my family back to the dinner table, anything we cook of yours, the kids (teenagers) eat and enjoy helping.. THANK YOU!!! Side note, my kids agree, Max is a baby.. Hahah sorry I had to mention it..

@TheBraulio7850

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. D man you’re lucky. My season ended awhile ago

@dannnyboyyyyy7877

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. D stop killing little birdies

@dgdigital2659

4 жыл бұрын

He lives in San Diego, the only venison or quail Sam might see is roadkill 🤣😂. On a side note the 7-11's in Japan look amazing with the great food, clean and no homeless people begging 👍

@ecksit7637

4 жыл бұрын

oh hell yeah. I'm sure you can find a great venison backstrap recipe to make

@xXF0G_D0CT0RXx

4 жыл бұрын

Very strongly agree. Sam's take on a venison dish would be interesting. But as said below, San Diego probably doesn't see too much venison. Hehe.

Our 7-11's really do need to upgrade to that level! Looks so awesome!

I remember what my chef told me, "if your finger can't feel the heat anymore, use the other one" I'm down to my last finger. After that, I'm just going to buy/rely on meat thermometers.

"I think I'm turning Japanese, I think I'm turning Japanese I really think so"......music.....

Excellent!!! Sam and Max!!!!! I really enjoy these videos..and you make me laugh 🙂

I love the travel shows!

Please do a taste test of food from Japanese vending machines!!

If that was Mark Weins or Mickey Chen, they would have eaten everything and not just taken a bite of each!

@TicketFit

4 жыл бұрын

Mark: *nodding* Mmmm...

@maymay5600

4 жыл бұрын

make the 7-11 fucking dry, they nuuuuuuuu

Who dislikes this video is crazy. Sam, Max and Jili you guys rock. Greetings from Orange County, CA

I love how everyone's looking at him

OMG!!! I feel like I've been living under a rock. I finally found you on KZread!!! I love your show. I used to watch it on the local station in San Diego but I had to move to Japan in 2019. I wish I could find the show from Seoul, Korea. Did you film there or went on holiday there? Super excited to binge-watch all your KZread content. 😍

I will forever love this intro music lol 😂♥️😊

Yakitori and an Asahi...heaven on Earth right there!

I love that Sam goes into a Japanese 7-11 and only talks to them in English. lol.

These are the best kind of vids.

Japan’s 711s are on a whole other level! Quality food.

YES!!!! Asahi Dry!!! Goes perfectly with anything!!!

I think it's great your family is involved in your work and you share new experiences together. My question for you is how is it that you are not 300 lbs? Love watching your videos. Thank you!

You should open the first Japanese 7Eleven here in USA

I'm a Japanese reside in the US and these convenience foods are what makes me homesick all the time! Sam you gotta try "Oden" that is cooked at the counter with varieties of commodities (veggies and all the what not) in a soup. You find more surprises and also they are very seasonal for traditional food! The little fragrant leaf with chicken breast is a plum leaf! (Hi-So)!

The food at 7/11 in Japan is truly good. Also great is Denny's. Their menu is incredible!

Everytime you pull out one of those bags in the hotel room I start hearing an alien language!

@Vicariousleighilive..

4 жыл бұрын

Drunketh Wizard yeah the mic was freaking out on that crinkling plastic

@romengoneg238

4 жыл бұрын

I think there was transformers in his room.

The alcohol section is where the real magic happens in Japanese convenience stores....

@abandoandahellcat

4 жыл бұрын

Did Bernie tell you that?

My brother basically lived off 7/11 food in Japan for 3 years.

You can tell all the locals can't wait for sam to get the hell out of that store 🤣 lol

Found you about 6 months ago. I LOVE cooking but you elevated that to LOVE LOVE LOVE!! My kids even come home and say "What did Sam do today", We had a Summer of Sam Sandwiches....one better then the other. My son who is 15 actually LOST weight with me making your recipes..don't ask me how, but he LOVES your video's. As much as I LOVE all the recipes and vid's you do (my 17 yr old is the Video Editor and Chief of her High school and is so impressed how Max shoots and edits everything) but even more then the food THESE videos of traveling and going places some might not be able to go to....ARE freaking AMAZING! Every time I see you posted one I get totally giddy. Brav the F'in O Sam and Max! Keep doing what you are doing!!!!

The sound every time u touched the bag ahhh

I would’ve totally did what you did. 7 eleven needs that egg salad for sure!

A bottle of hot Royal milk tea and the 7-Eleven Teriyaki Chicken and Egg sandwich is the perfect combo!

THANK YOU FOR BRINGING BACK THE INTRO

Thanks for making me hungry.

Back in a previous job I would have to travel to China for weeks at a time. I only agreed to it when my boss agreed that I could spend a weekend on my return trip in Tokyo. One of the first trips I mentioned this to my coworker from Hong Kong, and he jumped at the chance to go to Japan as he usually went through HK. It was easy to justify as I had business in Tokyo and could have a Friday meeting. Honestly I always made it very affordable. The fun memory is eating the chicken guts pieces (gizzards, livers, hearts, etc) at the Izukaya that he had ordered but suddenly balked at. Great times and looking forward to another post-COVID trip back

wow the people walking around you look extremely pissed off lol

@grungehamster8

4 жыл бұрын

Well, he was being kind of obnoxious

@binkymagnus

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he’s being the worst kind of gaijin in this video. It’s guys like this that make everyone else’s life harder. Even just the way he’s dressed with his flip flops is really problematic. How about you learn 25 words in Japanese for different foods and asking questions. These guys were the bane of my existence when I lived in Japan.

@hughjasshol9859

4 жыл бұрын

@@binkymagnus dude you didn't have to call him a jew son of a bitch. that wasn't called for. oh wait, that was me.

@TheNinnyfee

4 жыл бұрын

In Japan manners are really important and he didn't finish his homework. He did something similar to a Japanese person coming to Europe/western countries and inhaling snot up the nose instead of blowing it or slurping food. Or taking stupid peace sign one-second pictures in front of Rembrandt's "Nightwatch", in cathedrals, etc.

@desshiwaza4065

4 жыл бұрын

binkymagnus how are flip flops a problem

You look like Tom Hanks. It makes it all the better to learn how to cook and be entertained by hungry Tom Hanks. You're the best

I feel like you weren't as prepared for this as you could've been

welcome to japan🙏

Wow! 7 Elevens in Japan know how to do snack food right. It is like who can be the best! My family wants to go to Japan and Korea in two years' time for about 2 weeks in each country. So excited to try all the wonderful food.

4 years late to the party. I visit Tokyo often for business. The Corn Dogs are called "Big American Dogs" which I find hilarious!

Any chance of a video with the egg and rice recipe? It seems simple, but I imagine there are several options including the beef stew. Would love to try it at home. Thanks for all you do!

I could move to Japan and have 7-11 food everyday. Also mall supermarkets & train station supermarkets in Tokyo are amazing, heavily discounted feast meals 1 hour before closing time

I love your vids man been watching for about a year now

Sam - just moved to Iwakuni Japan, and Kewpie mayo was included in our first grocery haul. We always see you use it and recommend it but had never had it until now. This is the best mayo out there! Thank you for introducing it to us. If you are ever in Iwakuni Japan, let us know! Keep doing what you're doing!

@jaym2762

Жыл бұрын

I’m there to let’s hangout

Hello Sam, you are my comic release during work! Put a translating app on your phone so you can know how to say, "And we mix!" Thanks for being so funny. Love ya.

I lived off that karaagi chicken for breakfast every day on my way to work when I was over in Japan. Those 7-Eleven's are life savers

Let’s see the hotel room too!

I'm booking my flight to Japan tomorrow!

Very interesting...

I know what I do at night that makes me so hungry. LOL that was funny

The ¥100 pork buns are amazing. As was all the hot food. I could’ve just eaten at connivence stores and been totally happy.

"...sometime after 4:20 in the afternoon..."

@HytrixPlayz

4 жыл бұрын

After that I think he be getting stoned

@NoForGayJesus

4 жыл бұрын

Suprisingly easy to bring weed in your carry on before flying to Japan

@1983mrharvey

4 жыл бұрын

I knew he was a pot head

@Fired8914

3 жыл бұрын

Another loser