How Japanese eels are harvested #shorts

#japanese #eel #shorts #FoodInsider

[jay-rbooker]

"eels prepared live"
Eels at home watching YouTube
: 👁️👄👁️

[greaseaddiktz]

Everything Japanese or Chinese takes a life time to master 😂😂😂

[c.odubhlaoich]

Lol I'm glad I'm seeing people also laughing at the "takes years to master" running joke about simple Japanese foods.

[saialpha]

it take me 3 years to aiming at the bowl when I'm peeing in Japan and even that sometimes I failed..

[mikesalvatore]

I remember when I went to Japan, using one of their vending machine took me years to master, three years to be precise but it's worth it, sweet takoyashi balls were the best

[puiasailo]

In my mind, right when she said the name i thought of Ross and his

[loreofthejakes]

I can't help but remember the third season of Shokugeki where eel was one of the topic.

[Thomas-lkcu]

Japanese: Cooking eel takes years to master
Chinese: Hold my fake Gucci bag

[NiteNiteStreams]

I've always wanted to try this meal. It looks so good 🤤

[maxieprimo]

"Prepared live"
I'm out

[mr.ambiguity]

I've had this. I was scared of eating eel. O couldn't get past the thought of it being slimy. It is fantastic. Given the chance, you must try it.

[kingjamestres]

Every country has their version of luxury food that their famous for. Japan kind of takes that concept and ramps it up to the extreme. If there’s a dish then there is an even more luxurious version. It’s kind of funny though considering it’s only luxurious if the animal was treated well before being shipped off to the slaughterhouse.

[augustuslook]

The fishing season for them is starting in Maine soon. We some times get 2000$ or more per pound of the glass eels.

[nogodsnomasters]

This is my absolute favorite meal from anywhere on this planet! There is nothing that can beat it!

[amandacarrington]

This didnt explain WHY it's expensive at all. Just that it is in fact expensive.

[novanoir]

$91. Damn it had to be good. That like my entire budget for food whole month

[lawpenn]

Alot comments on how long it takes to master something with a passion. If you ever watched anything from Japan, most of the work take a long time to master. Look at how they make sushi, knives, swords, or hand made furniture. You can see how much they take their time and the passion they put in their work. Definitely appreciate how they work

[XpRnz]

One of the most delicious fishes out there, especially smoked!

[stevemcnally]

When I was 8 my grand father had an eel catching business I used to spend 14hrs a day on the water it's not the easiest of jobs so I get it.

[hongkongfueynz]

I’ve tried smoked eel here in NZ, it was just out of a local river….. it was absolutely delicious, this was about 20 years ago and haven’t had the chance to try it again.