$1 Sushi Vs. $133 Sushi • Japan

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[sophiaishikawa]

“and now for the crew” omg what a pure soul

[sprenzy]

That last sushi chef is just too wholesome. I like how he tries to actually speak English. I love it

[dylanleealien]

Damn $133 is not just for the food its for the experience itself. The chef got crazy charisma

[ibrahimakhtar]

I love how the last chef described every dish in detail and even specified methods to eat sushi, he is like a *sushi scientist*

[krysm]

Omg that last guy was the sweetest guy ever he even fed the crew he was so nice, you could see all the effort he puts into his art

[Chuck]

I love how he offered the crew, mad respect for the guy

[lelandreid]

Japan is the one place were I would trust $1 raw fish 😂

[toyshanger]

I actually like all three places, only because each has its own place. The fact is both chefs engaged with the customers is what makes the experience better. The cheap one is just simply affordable.

[BadWolfNeron]

The fact that he literally made a platter for the crew on the other side is so cool. Bless this man and his children. lmao

[Tilly]

The guys looked so nervous when they went into the last restaurant, I've never seen them like that before. But the way the owner put them at ease was lovely, what a nice man.

[arjunoberoi]

Such a high class sushi restaurant but the chef was so humble🥺

[djbatgirl]

The last chef going _"Any Questions?"_ feels like he's really pleased with how he presented his sushi crafts to everyone 👏🏻👏🏻

[asminamalla]

I can't believe the last place as expensive as that made sushi for the whole crew how sweet is that😭 he was so warm and welcoming, even I felt comfortable and I wasn't even there. Loved this episode!

[xtxpxhx]

Andrew pretending he's not Steven's real work wife 😂😂

[stinkmymeat]

The culture, the conversation and the educational opportunity of that last restaurant — that’s a CRAZY good price for being in a room with that chef. That chef rules.

[somerandomperson]

why isn't anybody talking about how steven RAN and carried andrew at the same time-

[perrycarters]

My mans casually mentioned that he'd served two presidents and one of the biggest Hollywood directors of all time.

[zynthio]

I was expecting the last one to be snobby, but the humility and personal service of that last chef was a refreshing sight. The Japanese truly have an amazing culture

[Tonyair]

I love that the chefs featured in the show is so generous that they make food not only for Steven Andrew Adam and sometimes the other guest critic, but as well as the other camera crew (like Annie)

[steelwoolsheep]

For what it offers
133 dollars per person is an incredibly fair price
Especially when compared to a lot of other fine dining restaurants