$3 Ramen Vs. $79 Ramen • Japan

Food lovers Steven Lim and Andrew, along with their cameraman Adam, embark on the ultimate food adventure in BuzzFeed’s hit series, Worth It, trying delicious foods at three price points: affordable, middle tier, and luxury. At the end of the episode, the gang decides which item is the most “worth it” at its given price.

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[rrruthiepie]

3:50 look at the owner of the ramen place smiling at the back :-((( so precious :-(((

[JamesGarage]

That old gentleman who makes the gyoza seems nice. He didn’t speak but just the look on his face makes me happy

[raissachiri]

“If I don’t eat ramen everyday I feel strange”
Finally someone describing my feelings 😂

[cugglymonster]

So the $79 isn’t just for ramen, it includes several pricey side items and a whole experience. That’s actually a really good deal.

[jamjam]

7:30
Rie & Adam: *having a good time, smiling*
Camera: *zooms*
Adam: CUT THE CAMERA—

[semestaitufana]

4:12
Rie: "u're so quiet"
Adam: "it's good"
OwO

[annikarogers]

"Does it have truffles"
"No, no tuffles"
"Gold?"
"No gold."
"Caviar?"
"No caviar"

[koryooro]

Steven: How many ramens did you have to sell to get that motorcycle?

Him: **dies of math overload**

[kaiwonbradburn]

I love how Andrew's relationship with Steven has grown

[layasreekumar]

Best thing about Andrew and Steven is that they are actually respectful towards other cultures and like learning about them. They seem so genuine!

[nyukko_]

Imagine their job though, getting money for eating so you can eat more.

[MyselfVlogsPaul]

"Truffle?" "No." "Gold?" "No." "Caviar" "No."
Steven knows he's about to taste food that's expensive based purely on taste.

[Emily-Chan]

I watch this video everytime I make instant noodles to feel like im eating $79 ramen

[loaf]

*grabs a instant ramen and pretends it is as fancy as the ones they experienced*

[TheAirJordan]

When you're so poor that $3 ramen sounds extravagant

[pluckybellhop]

I hope it didn't bother that man when his ramen was called "cheap"; in america it's not always a bad thing when food is called cheap, food here can be so expensive so when food is delicious and affordable we use that word with affection. We do also use that word as an insult as well, english can be confusing like that.

[SilverScarletSpider]

Rinrin: beautiful hand made perfection for $3. I want to cry. You can’t even buy a Big Mac with that money in the US

[Kal_May]

I died when Adam was smiling then looked at the camera and went straight faced!

[AtiyehMoghaddam]

They really out here going to Japan to eat noodles, I need their job.

[precicy]

Worth it is genuinely the most rewatchable series on youtube, this single episode I've watched at least 14 times