People Got Upset Over Japanese Culture? 🍜

When this Japanese man posted a video of him eating noodles, people got upset over how he was doing it, saying that slurping his food out loud was extremely disrespectful. But others also said that this was part of Japanese culture, causing the craziest reactions. #amazingshorts #reaction #japan

[echofallsamv]

Imagine being upset over a man slurping noodles in his OWN COUNTRY!!!

[SpammytheHedgehog]

People need to understand that America and Japan have different cultures and lifestyles.

[MEME_Theif]

In japan its actually polite to slurp on the noodle because it shows the chef that you are enjoying it

[txkillersnow]

It is actually an honor for a chef to hear slurping, it shows the customer enjoys the food

[SpaceMonkey..]

Im American and most Americans slurp louder than this

[kamichamakarin]

ITS simple
1. ITS their country
2. ITS their culture
3. Leave him alone

[qwonjaqblack]

That's a sign of respect saying how good the food is without saying it
2.4k likes😮‍💨 so many different povs

[impetus_yt]

He literally have the mindset of a samurai. Enjoying every bit of the noodle like it was his last meal

[williamtufts]

People complaining and saying they wouldn't sit next to him are right. They will never leave the country in the first place.

[Aselswp]

Why disrespect someone’s culture? Let him be he can slurp as loud as he wants to

[Slayton]

"Americans upset at what people do in THEIR respective countries"

Sounds about right.

[mayacreation.]

The louder the slurp the more they are enjoying it. Biggest compliment ever 😮

[valcanicgames]

I don’t understand like why don’t we get mad over Americans having no manners

[ZLO_LIFE]

Slurping very loudly means that the food is amazing

[limitgoesoff]

It's a sign of respect to the cook to slurp loudly. people are so ignorant.

[nositrecords]

Slurping noodles in Japan is actually a sign of appreciation to the chef and is a very polite way to show that you enjoy your meal

[strxwberxxylulu]

Slurping loud means it is very delicious (why does this have 5k likes and why is there a fight in the replies?)

[elz_]

My older sister told me that in Japanese Culture, they slurp the noodles loudly, that's because it is how they express that they are thankful for the food.

[thepoppies]

The slurping is 10/10. Bro literally deserves a medal for it.

[madmankentmorgan]

It's literally rude to NOT slurp. Slurping is a compliment to the chef that made your noodles.