Lego Fried Pork Cutlet Rice Bowl / Stop Motion Cooking & ASMR

Hello I'm tomosteen.
The Lego food I am making in this video is Katsudon, a delicious Japanese dish of pork cutlet gently wrapped in egg and Japanese soup stock and served on a bowl of rice.
What I make after the katsudon is an instant miso soup.

Thank you for watching my video.

[quirkyviper]

The little details of the egg yolk turning to longer pieces and the sway of the liquid just amazing! This makes me so happy.

[yoshi_chuck]

3:20 Clicing the cilantro stems turning them into green swords was such a nice touch! This helps me understand how to cook in LEGO form!

[DarthVader]

It’s the little details like the sound effects, the cats, and the shape of the legos you use that honestly make each and every one of these videos no less than a masterpiece. I know these take long to create, but all that effort makes the videos on your channel stand out as the embodiment of “quality over quantity”

[Sleepingdruid]

The transitions from legos into real objects or vice versa are seamless. Like the lego piece turning into the knife and the real rice turning into lego rice. So clean.

[regigigaslover]

The joy I feel whenever one of these is uploaded is unmatched

[davidnissim]

I love the cats, the raccoon, and all the other little animals randomly scampering around on his counter or watching him cook. It’s such a random thing, but it’s so cute

[sapphireaurora]

A very minor thing I love is the proper cooking and prepping techniques. Like it tooks me weeks if not months to get proper knife skills and seeing the curled fingers just made my night

[魚]

本当にすごい。
レゴだけでこんなに再現できるなんて感動しました。
特に卵を割り入れた時のモーションが凄く好きです。

[grac]

I have watched this a couple times and I’m still amazed by the whole scene with the egg. Especially the egg breaking up with the chopstick running through it. I don’t know how you got stop motion movement of the hand & chopstick so smooth, but it’s really impressive.

[eric_moore-]

This was really good. I loved the blend of LEGO and non-LEGO.

[littlesnowfox]

I used to absoloutely ADORE these stop motion lego videos. I always watched them and now that I've come back to them, I can see why

[Konata_TheRappa]

I like to think that he makes the real recipe along the way when using the actual ingredients so they don’t go to waste. Honestly this is so amazing, I used to make stop motions myself but even in 10 years I don’t think I’ll ever be this good!!! Oof I had a hard time trying not not have my mouth water over how delicious this could look like in real life, and I literally just ate an hour ago lol.

[niripora]

the oamount of detail you put in these is so so stunning. I want to note the little leftover lego piece in the brown squeeze packet - wonderful!

[CaitlinKoi]

I can't believe you got yourself so close to those boiling Legos, be more careful next time!

[anthonychang]

3:20 I love how they turned into sword pieces. That is creative is leaving in awe. What a wonderful video.

[BlackFresh]

I... am enthralled. Didn't know Lego stop motion/asmr even existed, didn't know I needed this in my life. It was magnificent. I am changed.

[Preston]

Truly masterful. A Lego stop motion savant.

[AdidasDogeFr]

4:10 "i know where you live" ahh music

[TheQuota]

Theres a special place in animator heaven for anyone who does stop motion animation. This is one of the most unique stop motion videos I have ever seen! Simply in love with how all the food "transforms" into the lego pieces! 🙂

[bouclechocolat]

I didn't know what I was expecting when i saw this on my recommended but this was beautifully done and the quality of the cooking sounds were the icing on the cake