15 AMAZING Street Foods in Tokyo, Japan

In this video, I went to Asakusa in Tokyo to try TONS of the street foods that it offers. Famous for landmarks such as Sensoji Temple or Kaminarimon Gate, Asakusa is one of the most popular tourist spot in Japan, and they have a variety of affordable foods for the visitors. Watch the video to find out how good they are!

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00:00 Introduction
01:27 My Guest
02:20 Tempura Manju
03:38 Wagyu Rice Ball
05:15 Taiwan Big Fried Chicken
06:58 Strawberry Smootie
08:19 Dango
10:07 Wagyu Cutlet
11:40 Matcha Gelato
14:01 Fruit Dango
15:02 Melon Pan
16:23 Daigaku Imo (caramelized sweet potatoes)
17:15 Salt Bread
19:27 Japanese Coca Cola
20:19 Conclusion

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[MikoBaiko]

rie needs to go to korea asap and have another collab with jimmy

[JustLuckyDucky]

Awww! I loved Rie when she was running around with you in the rickshaw. She's a great tour guide. Im so happy to see you guys together again 😂

[brucehutcheson]

You're very lucky to have such a cute guide for your food tour. Rie is so pretty 😍

[RoaringKitKat]

Damn Uncle Jim, this is your best street eats video yet. Do one for Sapporo and Fukuoka. Maybe Hiroshima too.

[forsouthkorea]

Doing a Japan/South Korea trip in a month! Watching all your videos makes me super excited for all the food we will eat 😂 love your videos!!

[chuckdontjudge]

It's been long time since I've watched Jimmy's videos and I'm still shipping these two 😊

[Siderea]

Yeah, I'd say Asakusa is worth the trip. It can get real crowded and it's more expensive than individual stores outside but the quality is still relatively decent/can be really good. It's also a nice experience and several different types of food are all there for you to try one after another.

[freddym]

Man Rie is the new star of this channel🌟

[PuPpEtHeAd]

"japanese cream, im sure uve seen it somewhere".. ah jimmy the man of the kimochi culture

[DenzelLim]

Dang double member upload😊😊😊 Thank You Jimmy Sann!!!

[noorgaloody]

Uncle Jimmy can you do an episode just about anime foods in Japan ?

[kokocute]

Great video, Jimmy! I love your review vlogs since you are so honest with your experience and naturally funny 👏🏼 can’t wait to try these food out when I visit Japan

[robynmoodley]

Big shout out to Jimmu for always making amazing content!

[SHELBYGT]

the first girl serving the tempura manju was stunning

[KirkKiyosadaTome]

I learn something new every time I watch one of Jimmy's vids. I had never heard of soboro ppang before, but knew of the Japanese dish soboro, which is usually ground chicken or pork. It turns out that the Korean ppang's name came from the Japanese dish due to the crumbly topping (which is why the Japanese call it melon pan). Interestingly, the term soboro itself came from Portuguese. Lots of Japanese words came from Portuguese, including some of its most famous foods, like tempura, castella—and most interestingly—pan (from pão), which then made its way to Korea as ppang.

[slalomie]

Man I dunno how you guys can eat so much. Glad to see Rie is well! She held her own too. Convince her to start a YouTube channel!

[jamslam]

In 3 years, Jimmy will be married to one of the girls who appear in his videos. 🎱👍

[carljohnrivas]

I feel like I'm on a trip whenever I watch your vids

[adrianmercado]

Salt bread is the most popular bread in the Philippines, called pandesal.

[lanaaaaa]

Most influencers that I’ve seen that tried the No. 7 matcha ice cream absolutely hated it 😂 you’re the first one who actually liked it enough to keep eating