おもしろ店主のいる屋台ラーメン｜Old Style Ramen Stall in Tokyo｜Japanese Street Food｜雪虎｜拉面・라면｜

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I had the privilege to visit this stall in Suidobashi back in 2016, in which I took a pic with the old man after eating. I visited again in 2017, sat and ate my meal once again. When I finished, I pulled out my phone and showed him the pic we took together the year before. I told him I made it top priority to come visit and eat his delicious ramen once again. The smile he had on his face was priceless. As I left that evening, he came from around his cart and bowed deeply as I walked away. An incredible experience(s) that I'll cherish forever!

My hubby and I stopped by his stall way back in 2010. Hubby had a bowl while I just stood by and waited for him. The owner felt bad for me for not eating so he passed over a small bowl of broth for me to have a taste as well. He was so friendly and kind to us, even though neither of us spoke Japanese. I'm so glad he's still in business! Hopefully he'll still be around next time we visit.

初めまして。お爺ちゃんからここの屋台の存在を教わり､知ってはいましたが食べに行った事はありませんでした。お爺ちゃんが亡くなる3週間前､唐突に誘われて､一緒に食べに行きました..近くに仕事場があり､よく顔を出していたらしいです。店主さんもお爺ちゃんのことを覚えていて下さり､昔話をしていました。お爺ちゃんはここのラーメンは昭和の🍜だからと嬉しそうにボクに言っていたことを覚えています。今でも週一回､屋台に行って食べてはお爺ちゃんのことを思い出しています。動画に挙げてくださり､ありがとうございます。

Imagine a cold, late at night, after work on your way back home to be greeted by a warm, delicious, bowl of ramen and a father-like chef.

You know the food is gonna be good when: -The menu is all worn out -The chef is a old guy -The food is cheap

Food videos like these warm my heart. You can tell that the stall owner probably served over a million bowls of ramen at this point. But he's so careful and puts so much attention and love into each bowl. It's a zen-like experience. Long life to the stall owner.

昔両親から結婚前に屋台のラーメンを一度だけ食べたことがあると聞いていましたが、私自身は屋台を見たことすら無く、アニメや漫画の世界の中の話だと思っていました。実際にこのようなお店があると知って感動しました。

What a beautiful video. Stalls like this will disappear once the owner passes, like in many countries around the world. Thanks for capturing this scene for future generations.

Watching this video bring tears to my eyes. My dad also have similiar job like him, we have a restaurant shop house, growing up i knew how hard my parents are working, they sleep at 11-12 PM, wake up at 4-5AM. My room is beside theirs so i notice. I literally crying while typing. My mom always pray for the family early morning, my dad is a hard worker, now sadly their physical condition is slowly decreasing. Please cherish your parents if/while they are still alive. Really you never know how seriously precious your parents are until they are gone.

I remember by grandma talking about the streets of tokyo, the food there and the culture, I was born and raised in Malaysia for 17 years although I’m half Japanese I have never once step foot there until I was in uni, the moment I entered there I was never returning to Malaysia. The peace and quietness there, the food is just perfect.

Why would anyone dislike this video?? It’s so wholesome.

The chef just like a warm hearted father. He concerns about your life but make it not too obvious

Plot twist: That old guy is a big time yakuza boss and his hobby is making ramen.

These noodle stalls are the most comfortable places to eat in many Asian countries. I thought Japan has developed so much and to see such an old tradition still there it's beautiful. I hope to eat at his stall one day :))

I am extremely surprised and fascinated that such vintage and traditional form of food stalls exist in tokyo...

This tradition will never die in Japan, its one of the most bucket list of tourist who go there.

May the seller stay safe and healthy during and after this pandemic 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

I love that you put their location, already have a food tour list for my japan's travel

Growing up, watching anime which shows at least some reflection of Japan in a way, ramen noodles and these kinda mobile carts looked so cool and a part of the culture in a way. Now that I'm a little older, I don't know if and when I visit Japan I'll get to see and experience such shops and their food, but it's definitely nice to have the whole image captured through this vid.