Watching any ration videos that aren't Steve1989 feels like having a subsitute teacher in your favorite class.

@yotypicalgamer2727

2 жыл бұрын

It really does

@GrimReaper.999

2 жыл бұрын

yeah

@therealbungus

11 ай бұрын

Nah, thats pretty rude. Gusto and all the people at MREInfo all have their own personalities that make them unique and interesting to watch.

that seaweed called konbu 昆布　こんぶ　in japan and that is not ginger its bamboo shoot called takenoko　筍　たけのこ in japan 　　 I’m afraid my expressions may be rude or hard to read, because I’m not so good at English. But please, please be patient! I will try hard to learn English!

@Hirudura

5 жыл бұрын

FT HEART I know this comment is old, but your English is pretty good.

@anhcraig3356

5 жыл бұрын

Adigado di mas

@ftheart4147

4 жыл бұрын

@Kuya Cardo Now I'm study in University due to covid 19 all class are online, but it's very fun! And I'm keep studying English , I planning that I study abroad next one or two years. Thank you for asking 🙌

@RN-rl2du

3 жыл бұрын

日本人ですか！

@ftheart4147

3 жыл бұрын

@@RN-rl2du はい！

Being a 3rd generation Japanese, these foods are familiar. The vegetable with the trout looks like bamboo shoots not ginger. The yellow pickle is from a Japanese radish called "daikon" pickled vegetables are a common side dish. It's often eaten as a kids dish with rice and spam, or wieners. (I still eat it)Japanese rice is sticky because it's easier to eat with hashi (chopsticks)

The "yellow pickle" is normally called "takuwan" if I'm even spelling it right...stuffs good

I just want to say thank you for releasing this video Gusto. You're one of the hidden gems among MRE reviewers and you deserve tons more views. You were clear, concise, and accurate with your review and taste testing. Looking forward to more.

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

Calculated Mango thank you! This is an adventure for me. I'm glad you enjoyed the content! Much more to come

@blushingbunny3074

7 жыл бұрын

wait a second. there's a hair on my screen!

@thejavaman53

6 жыл бұрын

Hime Arikawa mine too.

Next to Steve (sorry! lol), you're the best MRE reviewer on YT. Your reviews are always so well done but simple. No whining about things and whatnot like anther reviewer out there. Just good info, great dialog and you actually eat everything unlike another reviewer out there who just complains and talks about how he is afraid that something is going to be "weird." lol Keep up the great work and again, great review!

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Streufert no need to apologize. Steve is awesome. Thanks for watching!

@jadlysmf1933

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Streufert so who's this other guy your hinting about?

@tatsuhirosatou5513

7 жыл бұрын

RC Gusto pretty sure that green vegetable is seaweed

@blindmelonlemonjello

4 жыл бұрын

@@jadlysmf1933 nathanmre. Im not worried about haters. Its the net everyone thinks they are tough its very funny

It might be a date code using the era date of the current Japanese emperor. In this case it would be the 18th year of the heisei period or 2006 and the next group of numbers would be month and day, February 3rd and the last would be some sort of lot code.

@mikeemmons1079

7 жыл бұрын

NICE!

@sharonj.4887

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I think you are right, Japanese still using the traditional year counting system

Nice review, this actually looks better than what I'm planning for lunch today.

Your content keeps getting better, man, keep at it

Anybody heard from Steve lately?

@chevy2061

7 жыл бұрын

Олег Оленев yea it's about that time....

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

Олег Оленев talked to him yesterday. Awesome stuff coming up very soon.

@chevy2061

7 жыл бұрын

RC Gusto VERY nice!

@chevy2061

7 жыл бұрын

RC Gusto I AM VERY EXICTE!

@Jigglysaint

7 жыл бұрын

Let's hope they are better MRE's that the ones I ate in my dream last night.

I've had some of those sitting here for several weeks, pretty awesome to see what I am in store for! Rock on RC!

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

gundog4314 thanks Gundog! I'll be sending you the UGR components soon! Can't wait to get that rolling.

Excellent video; very well done. Thanks for posting !

great... i wish, i could get this for review on my german channel. greetings from cologne, germany arthur

Love getting the notifications for your videos! For some reason, I get hungry every single time! 🍱❤

Huge ass serving from rice and chicken damn

@onelividguardsman5681

7 жыл бұрын

Nanospear it doubles as a meat shield

@Jadeja1105

6 жыл бұрын

🤢🤮

@zacharylaprete1940

6 жыл бұрын

Looks delicious to me.

@anhcraig3356

5 жыл бұрын

As the same time that looks good😏😏😏

Another outstanding review!

Thank you for introducing the food of the Japanese Self Defense Force. The food introduced in the movie is the initial 1 type and now it has 3 types. Type 2 is pack as well as country, type 3 is stick type. If you have the opportunity to get it, please try it.

Let me get these out on a tray... *Steve comes in* NICE.... OKAY!!!

Good review, bro. Keep it up!

WOW !!! Never saw this, or, heard of this before. Awesome. Can opener is definitely different, agreed, but I like it. Turbo mode, LOL. The rice and chicken was A very large portion, wow. All items looked good. If you ever come across another ration of this type, save me the can opener, I will trade for it, LOL. Peace, John.

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

+MultiMagnum62 dang! I threw it out so my kids couldn't get their hands on it...and I was a little angry because it cut me. Sorry! As always, thanks for your support!

@groermaik

7 жыл бұрын

Hell, my youngest is 35, but I still have princess bandaids here to appease the grandkids.

The green vegetable is seaweed. Stand fare, you can get most of this stuff in your local Asian market. Great review!

日本のMREを食べてみたい。みるからに美味しそう!!

Great job. That's like a bento box in cans. The pickled radish adds a lot of zing to the rice item, ditto the ginger to the fish.

Right in the dinner time in Poland! Thanks Doc :3

@PanhaiF

7 жыл бұрын

And I think this green thing is called "nori" and its seaweed. :)

Loved the lightning McQueen bandaid! It was a highlight for me!

I was expecting a steve1989 video when I clicked here. 8/10

Why would anyone be surprised about the Japanese military having high quality goods? Japans military is straight up high end. Navy, Air Force and Army are top notch and could be world players if they truly wanted to do so.

yep the green stuff is indeed a type of seaweed, or specifically konbu, very popular for making soup

@stoneblue1795

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, don't spill any of it on your jeans though...

According to wikipedia pages of "戦闘糧食I型" and "レーション", this is very old type but not of WWII era. These have been gradually replaced by type2 from 1990's, and after being stocked as "emergency food", it seems it's no longer consumed in JSDF. At least JGSDF stopped buying this type in 2016. Note this review is of 2017. I don't know but I can guess the factory or the Army them selves might sold some of them at that time.

that green stuff most likely was seaweed. the radish actually looks pretty good, sweet review!

hey RC Gusto, the green thing probably is called "kombumaki". Kobumaki is a Japanese kelp roll. the browny thing(not ginger) is called "takenoko", means bamboo shoots. the number in the top of can could be the year and month of prossessing process, but it can use the emperors year... hope have helped a little, keep the great work!

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

Marcos Sadao Choji thank you for the great info. Unfortunately, there was no ingredients list, so I just had to shoot from the hip. I guessed it was seaweed of some sort during editing, but messed up with the bamboo shoots. Thank you for watching!

Watching this not only made me hungry but it also made me want to RE watch GATE: and so the SDF fought, lmao

@sigma6656

10 ай бұрын

I just started watching that. I'm thoroughly enjoying it.

looks quite good will consider for next river trip the cans weight is not a factor but durability is

Nice a japanese ration awesome review. Sorry I don't know anything about these rations all I know is what I learn from you guys.

where can I get a can opener with turbo mode ll? . You should give mail those p38 out as prizes. And to activate TM2 you just open the can, record yourself doing it. Then replay the video 3x fast. boom turbo mode.

Another great review. Looking good. Did you like this one better less than or equal to the Japanese ones that had the rice in individual pouches??? Awesome and I enjoy your reviews. 👍they bring me a 😄 Might be daikon radish??? Anyone know????

Your tray is alot shinier than Steves... "nice"

The dark colored vegetable you referred in the trout and vegetables can is called Kobu-maki meaning rolled kelp

Loved this video

it means issued 20th day 3 month 2013

That green thing with fish and vege call "konbu" which called kelp or Sean tang in English Konbu is used to get some soup for subtle flavor to that meal

The vegetables are called nishime. The green stuff is seaweed and the brown thing is probably bamboo shoots. The pickled radish is known as daikon.

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

Legalize Shemp that's great info. Thanks a lot. I was completely blind on this one. Couldn't find an ingredients list anywhere.

Naw , this guy is just as good as Steve.they are the only 2 I watch

Nice channel gusto, i am hooked!

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

A G thank you! More to come soon!

Great video and everything looked very tasty. Beware what you read on the internet though, I can't think of anything pre-cooked that needs reheating for 25 minutes! Lol.

The Yellow pickled veggie is a Daikon Radish its a normal condiment in a lot of Japanese dishes, Like a palette cleanser of sorts.

Very interesting ration ! Looks like normal food. The fish seems to be a good quality. The sausages are packed in a way I haven't seen before. I'd be happy to get such rations fo r tasting...

The green rolled up stuff in the can of fish with vegetables is seaweed or kelp.

Being local Japanese from Hawaii, I love takuan. Makes your breath stink but it tastes delicious

curious, sausage water or broth could have been used on the rice for added flavor perhaps?

I never use the can openers to open cans. I usually get a kitchen knife and a hard board object like a cutboard to make force. I guess that's also how soldiers open their cans of food, using their army knife and a rock

that green rolled veggie is kombu kelp. a thicker large leaf seaweed.

Thanks for the interesting video. I think the rice and chicken could have used a packet of that Japanese seasoning we have seen in other videos. I have never seen anyone review a Japanese video with any input from an actual JSDF soldier to explain what exactly was issued with them meal. There obviously never are any snacks or accessory packs or drinks like tea or fruit drinks issued in the meals so I assume they are given separately. Oh and one last thing. I hate to see a skull just grinning up at me with a better set of teeth than I have. Liked and subbed.

The green stuff is kombu (kelp), And the ginger thing is actually bamboo.

did the bandage come in with the mre?

This McQueen bandage makes you believe in yourself OVER FREAKIN 9000 TIMES AGAIN!

Im craveing the trout and vegetables for some reason lol...i have to settle for sardines and tomatoe slices tho ...great video!

When was this mre made?

Looks pretty good!

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

thecman26 not bad at all!

Is this all day or one meal

the vegetables in that Trout can are probably, Burdock root or daikon radish, Carrot, shiitake mushroom and either cabbage or sea weed.

wasn't expecting the portions to be that big.

Alright let’s get this out on to a tray

Pickles might not be liked, I bought US MRe, too.

That's a huge individual. What is the calorie count?

I always liked the British " Fred" can opener to the American one .

Down the hatch,great review. Save for the pickled radishes this looks downright tasty👍👍👍

in Asia it is year/month/day. so it'll be march 2009. just taking an educated guess

nice hiss from the big can.

Date code looks to be the same as tire date codes. First 2 digits are the week of the year and last 2 digits is the year. 2603 would be the 26th week in 2003 or mid June 2003.

I'd love to get one or two of those can openers, I can't find a solid one anywhere, the folding ones are good, bit I broke a few

The pickled radishes are called daikon the funky vegetable thing might be some kind of nori or konbu

Hey RCGusto, This ration looks pretty recent, you sure you didn't get your date codes mixed up? Considering how date codes go on MRE's, I interpreted the "0903" as September 2013 being the production date, and this food looks a lot fresher and more recent as oppose to a ration from 2003. Plus you said these are currently still produced, so I'm pretty sure you have a more recent MRE than an older one. Again I'm not 100%, but I'm 99.9% sure. So if I'm wrong someone please correct me. But if I've learned anything from the international MRE date codes they can be misleading if you don't know the codes of each country or region they go by.

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

Marth that's entirely possible. I was doing this review under the initial assumption that these were no longer produced in cans. There was also a bit of rust on the can opener and some mild corrosion on the can rims, which made me think they were more likely 2003ish. Thanks for watching!

Trout, kelp, bamboo shoots, carrots. The yellow lump is a Japanese radish pickle. Numeric notation is an item number control of goods.

@jhaz89

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, weeb

The guy that I got my Chinese special forces ration from had these for sale in his eBay store. He might still have them idk. He wanted like $10 bucks and $6 shipping for 3 or 4 cans. I thought about getting a set of cans but just never got around to it.

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

oldsmokey awesome! Txt me a link to that store!

The dark green one is kelp.

I always laf when they use a p-38 style opener, tuff to use in any kind of cold weather attire, when we went on rations in germany used our knives cans were cold..

@wolfiethebumpireslyr

6 жыл бұрын

Next time your sentence should have no punctuation and no spacing. It should look just like one giant word. You start reading and your brain starts to melt.

6:15 - Maybe seaweed rolls

You should upgrade to one of the Australian mre spoons! I hear they are a fair bit better

that green thing is a kelp. Thanx for the video!

If the skull logo have a m1 helmet it really beautyful

Those are Bamboo shoots and konbu (sea kelp)

Fabulous ration review, think I'll be doing some Japanese food real soon! The P38 can't be beat, it came in real handy for us in Vietnam! What was really popular for us was the cans of soup we would get at the BX that had little heaters underneath that could be opened and lit! Just enough heat to warm the can really good!

@jptang1701

7 жыл бұрын

Johnny and your 3 pieces of shit who liked your comment. I'll be knocking on your basement door under your mama's house very soon.

@jchapman60

7 жыл бұрын

A P38 is a can opener, not the pistol! Get you head out of your ass and get off this sight since your type is not needed!

@superdinohunterd5833

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for fighting for us and my great uncle Fout in Vietnam he past away about a year ago

Where is Steve at??

I bet one person in every squad is assigned to go out and buy a real can opener.

Great review and a great choice for the ration.. Very interesting.

I was expecting one of those white Kamikaze bandanas to be enclosed as a dinner napkin. In case the day went bad, well... it would leave a person other "options".... after a (last?) meal.

@mrhaze8239

6 жыл бұрын

JP Stone kinda find this funny o.o

The green is kombu kelp. It is yummy! High in iodine.

Nice to meet you, I am a youtube in Japan. I am eating the world combatation as well. If you do not mind, please allow some of the images of Japanese combatation you are eating. (English may be slightly odd for translation software use)

@bananasiroini5357

6 жыл бұрын

what I did not understand anything

@UltraSuperDuperFreak

6 жыл бұрын

Seems like he wants picture/film of japanese food this guy eats. promission to reuse most likely.

@Eresz7

6 жыл бұрын

チャンネル元J i hope that i can really eat ur food in Japan...bcause ur country serve food excellently....i mean japanase really respect their food..

Its actually pretty good.

The green stuff is wakame.

that green stuff, i'm pretty sure is wakame seaweed. looks like it.

Lightning McQueen bandaid? I'm more of a Scooby-Doo man myself.

So where did you get the skull?

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

sean ball my grandfather purchased it when he was in dental school. I inherited it when he passed away. I used it for study in medical school. It typically sits on my desk when it's not in a video.

Is this modern Japanese or imperial Japanese?

Emmy and gundog also have reviews of this type of mre and all three videos have different rice dishes xD

just going by the sushi i buy, i think the yellow pickled radish is called oshinko.

@LexaAdams

7 жыл бұрын

Sketti Boi It's takuan, pickled daikon radish. That's what the can says.🙂

@CashIsKing_UseItOrLoseIt

7 жыл бұрын

ok, fair enough 🙌😙

If I'm not mistaken 1403 to me is March '14

The green vegies is nori. Nori means sea weed

Why didn't you choose the princess bandage? :(

@rcgusto2427

7 жыл бұрын

Wojtek that box was open.