It looks more of a gourmet restaurant than what I'd envision when I think of Denny's. The menu appears quite a lot more local too - even the western food looks more local. When I think of Denny's, I'd typically think of american breakfast, pancakes, burgers and maybe some finger food like cheese sticks, samplers and what not, I think it is an okay restaurant by itself, but if someone who's been to Denny's overseas went there expecting the same thing, they'd be disappointed.
I knew they leaned heavily to Japanese foods, but I wouldn't have guessed the extent of it. There seems to be nothing at all from the American menu (I had expected there would at least be a nod to the burgers/breakfast diner food that they serve in the states). It's obvious though that a lot of thought has gone into the presentation of every aspect of the experience. An interesting detail: they use the "classic" Denny's logo which has been out of use for some time now in the United States.
The fan shaped vegetable with the holes in it, you said that's Daikon Radish. Isn't it actually Lotus Root? The yellow being the Takuan/Pickled Daikon yes? My apologies if I'm mistaken but I loooooove Nimono and the Lotus I use in it is identical to that when cut.
Looks very different from a US Dennys. No breakfast food in sight! That's at least half of the menu here. I don't think you'll find rice on the Dennys menu here either. Also, they don't have alcohol.
I can tell you the first difference to the ones in the USA. You weren't stuck to the table afterward because of the massive amount of syrup they spill on the table. Strangely enough, the one in my neighborhood is geared towards Chinese immigrants but they don't go there.lol
Interesting how restaurants in the US go to Asia & get makeovers. A typical Denny's in the US does not serve alcohol. It's known for one thing--grease. It's a 24-hr diner--you go there to get a burger, fries, a milkshake, and bad service. Not sushi or anything FRESH. Pizza Hut in Asia looks like a 4-star Italian restaurant. Even McD, Taco Bell and Popeye's are cleaner, w/ better, fresher food. Why are they so unappealing in their home country. Maybe b/c the US is used to low-quality food? Dunno.
It is so different from the Denny's restaurants we have here (USA) :o It looks so much more classy in Japan, and the food looks even tastier! Not to mention healthier XD
lol Dude you should come to the states to a Dennys you'll be leaving for Japan that same hour No beer wine etc and 99% of the food is deep fried or fried those things not fried Salad Pot roast only because its pre made heat up also gravy / Mashed potatoes powder mix even your Omelet pre mixed that Dennys would be a hit here
"Im sure you'll find it a little bit different" I found it ALOT different lol I used to go to the Denny's in the states all the time and that doesnt really look like the food I'm used to :D
Dennys here is absolutely terrible. I have to reference the family guy joke where peter says he is going to punish his body...hes going to dennys. Too true.
Denny's in Japan often open 24 hours and serves pancakes (called "Hot Cakes" in Japan) and mashed potatoes etc. so you and your buddy don't have to cancel your 2:00AM feast.
That is nothing like American Denny's, other than the name...I'm surprised that they can still be considered part of the chain. The ice cream looks awesome though.
I had a stupid question for ya and I'm not sure if you've already covered this. How is the pay wage to the cost of living? Fair, good, doable, not good at all? For example if I were a Sterile Processing Technician living in Japan, would I be comfortably living?
that restaurant is way to nice to be a Denny's. there aren't the required number of Hispanics to operate the grills. also, to be a true Denny's, you would be able to go at 2am and order some chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes with a buddy who gets a full stack of pancakes. you also have to split a sampler platter of chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, and jalapeno poppers.
The menu from Denny's in Japan is vastly different from the Western Denny's menu! It's sort of weird, considering it's a Western chain; I expected there to be one or two changes like at McDonald's, but it looks like they're using the brand name to sell their own food, haha.
Psst. Those are lotus roots. :x Daikon doesn't have holes (at least, not that big... it has tiny threads similar to celery). Somewhere someone started saying it wrong, but daikon pickles resemble large white carrots when whole, and are often served shredded raw, simmered in half-moons, or pickled in slices or strips as in bettarazuke or, my favorite, takuan. Both can be seen on wikipedia under "daikon". Source: I'm an ethnic food addict. c: I don't mean any offense! <3
I agree with Lemonrind below me. A normal menu from any Denny's in America features mostly stereotypical American breakfast favorites. Fried eggs, bacon, waffles and pancakes, omelettes...etc. (P.S: I don't feel innappropriate calling the American version of the menu the "normal" one, since the restaurant originated in our country. Otherwise I would just say "our version".)
There doesn't seem to be much resemblance to Denny's in North America. American Denny's is a place you go when it's breakfast time and you feel like abusing your body. The menu consists of eggs, bacon, toast, butter, sausage, cheese, fried hash brown potatoes, pancakes, french toast, etc. You then cover everything in butter, maple-flavoured corn syrup, and ketchup, and voila!
There may be some Dikon on those plates although don't you believe that the fan shape with the holes in it is Lotus Root~? Or does pickling make the holes... or did they go to the trouble of cutting those from the Dikon to better pickle that root vergetable? :) thanks~ ~FC
the eggs produced in Japan are tightly controlled in quality, so they don't cause food poisoning even if we have them in the raw, and uncooked/soft-boiled eggs are very popular in Japan!
sign me up for the green tea ice cream!! yumm!! i go to a resteraunt here in phoenix, AZ. it is called "RA". they are a sushi resteraunt and they make fresh sushi, and the best tempura i have ever had. they have the green tea ice cream, i luv it.
The Dennys that we have in the United States is more known for serving breakfast type items, so when my boyfriend took to me to a Dennys in Ikebukuro, Japan while were there, I was surprised to find that they only had 2-3 breakfast items and more dinner type foods
@DarkNSF I ride a raw egg on rice and eat breakfast every day. There cannot be still the thing poisoned by food. The Japanese egg is clean from a shipment stage. And it is the art how it is not poisoned by food that the contents do not stick to a husk when they broke an egg. Because bacteria stick to a husk. I'm sorry in 'Engrish'.
Hello TJC! Can I ask a few questions about your Japanese? How much do you know, how long did it take you to learn it, and how useful is it in practical use of everydaylife in Japan?
@TheJapanChannelDcom sorry Bro, Black people in the US DO NOT eat at Denny's if they are seen there... they will be rediculed. It's a long story. If u wanna aske me, hit my box. Also Im coming to Tokyo in 2 weeks. Should be great!... i HOPE.
Nice. I would like to have a Japanese Denny's here in California. Other posters have been correct -- Denny's here is pretty much heart-attack-on-a-plate, and not very good either (at least the ones I've been to). This one looked fab -- if I hadn't JUST eaten I would be really hungry right now!
@kua514 favourite of ALL Canadians now. I've been eating it since I was a kid and after partying pretty much everyone gets poutine. And thats in Vancouver. Oh and I would be very surprised if they had it.
less artery clogging then in America, we have a new grilled cheese with mozzarella sticks inside of it in our denny's it's only rivaling the cheeseburger with two grilled cheese sandwiches AS bread for the burger... Seriously I'm not joking about that. :-D I'd rather eat at a Japanese Denny's any day
There is not a single thing on that entire menu that is sold at a Denny's here in America. I rather like their menu in Japan. Every time I go to Denny's here, I have to try to find the least greasy thing on the menu to eat. Also, our Denny's really advertises hard towards the all day Western style breakfast with your staples like eggs, toast, bacon, pancakes, grits, hashbrowns... Japans menu seems much healthier. I will be sure to eat at one in when I get to Tokyo in March.
I can't stand the Denny's here in the USA and I haven't eaten there in about 10 years. All of the food is greasy and really bad for you (lots of sodium, cholesterol, saturated fats, etc.). The Japanese Denny's menu is HUGE and tons of variety. I love the extensive dessert pages. I'd love to eat at a Denny's in Japan!
Denny's in Japan looks amazing ^^ Denny's CA is typical western with some western style Asian meals like in Japan that is eastern style western meals. In Japanese menus, do they have non-alcoholic drinks (because I don't drink) what are the typical drinks they have on the menu? Thank you in advance for the info ^^
Denny's in the USA is a step above fast food while in Japan it will pass as fairly nice dining. In America you would never consider taking a date to Denny's (not if you ever wanted to date the girl again at least) while in Japan Denny's is a perfectly fine date destination. Nice video! ~Kurt :-)
@Yovilleaaaa236 Depends on the person. I've seen some people make an x with their arms or fingers and that usually means that they don't want to be recorded. Not sure if it happens in Japan.
Interesting video. Denny's adapted their menu to the local tastes and they have a nice selection. Totally different than the Denny's in the U.S. The American Denny's features a "Bacon Slamburger", which is a burger topped with (potato) hash browns, an egg, two slices of bacon and smothered in a cheese sauce.
Yeah, this looks way different from a typical Denny's menu in the States. It looks like the quality of food might be better there, though. But it didn't seem like they had any breakfast items, whereas as Denny's here has lots. However, we don't have nearly as many desserts.
That egg near the end looked delicious. It was so runny, yet easy to plop onto the food without breaking. The color looked very fresh (and delicious). Eggs in America are generally too small, sometimes overcooked, and not enough yolk.
Is there anyplace in Japan to get pancakes, bacon, scrambled eggs and hash browns?
Hard to believe Japanese people are germaphobes when they eat undercooked eggs. Many places in the US won't serve them and the ones that do all have a foodborne illness disclaimer on the menu.
@shockferret Eggs are pasteurized and delivered under strict hygienical control, so we don't have to worry about Salmonella when eating them uncooked.
I'd say the main difference between the Japanese menu and the menu in Midwest America is that the American version always ALWAYS has a huge breakfast menu in the front with omlettes and hashbrowns and then has a much smaller lunch and dinner section in the back with steak chicken ect. But the general atmosphere seems the same. Are they open all night like here in america?
Their Denny's looks like it serves food that is SOOOOOO much better. From what I've seen, Denny's here does a lot of "microwaving" and not as much actual "real cooking" of food. LOL. There actually was some "sizzling" underneath his steak. I agree. Denny's in other places = not so good. :(
Weird that you would go to a Denny's to eat traditional Japanese food, when you could get that anywhere else in Japan. Kinda like going to McDonald's to eat some Udon noodles and squid.
私のホバークラフトは鰻でいっぱいです ! ! ! . . .
MiNDx1er 13 hours ago
I know this video is two years old but I have a question. Why is it when you order scrambled eggs it's always runny/ still wet?
ichigomochi 3 weeks ago in playlist Food and eating in Japan!
It looks more of a gourmet restaurant than what I'd envision when I think of Denny's. The menu appears quite a lot more local too - even the western food looks more local. When I think of Denny's, I'd typically think of american breakfast, pancakes, burgers and maybe some finger food like cheese sticks, samplers and what not, I think it is an okay restaurant by itself, but if someone who's been to Denny's overseas went there expecting the same thing, they'd be disappointed.
ylfriends 1 month ago
I knew they leaned heavily to Japanese foods, but I wouldn't have guessed the extent of it. There seems to be nothing at all from the American menu (I had expected there would at least be a nod to the burgers/breakfast diner food that they serve in the states). It's obvious though that a lot of thought has gone into the presentation of every aspect of the experience. An interesting detail: they use the "classic" Denny's logo which has been out of use for some time now in the United States.
standishbear 1 month ago
I love that Japanese food is often served with an egg, that sounds delicious and I'm a big fan of eggs.
dedpink 1 month ago in playlist Food and eating in Japan!
The fan shaped vegetable with the holes in it, you said that's Daikon Radish. Isn't it actually Lotus Root? The yellow being the Takuan/Pickled Daikon yes? My apologies if I'm mistaken but I loooooove Nimono and the Lotus I use in it is identical to that when cut.
bgctrinity 4 months ago in playlist Food and eating in Japan!
1:56 I don't know why the title of that menu cracked me up... My Pasta!!!!!! :-P
MahBoi22 4 months ago
I wonder if it tastes as horrible as Denny's in America.
blahk04 6 months ago 2
I enjoyed the Denny's near my ryokan in Tokyo. Was very delicious that I wanted all the food in that restaurant.. (lol)
Sanosuke004 6 months ago 2
Looks very different from a US Dennys. No breakfast food in sight! That's at least half of the menu here. I don't think you'll find rice on the Dennys menu here either. Also, they don't have alcohol.
xTheCommodore 8 months ago 4
omg im so hungry!!, i keep watching these videos and i get so hungry!!!
iansmelly 8 months ago
I can tell you the first difference to the ones in the USA. You weren't stuck to the table afterward because of the massive amount of syrup they spill on the table. Strangely enough, the one in my neighborhood is geared towards Chinese immigrants but they don't go there.lol
TheSuperGamePuggBros 9 months ago 2
Interesting how restaurants in the US go to Asia & get makeovers. A typical Denny's in the US does not serve alcohol. It's known for one thing--grease. It's a 24-hr diner--you go there to get a burger, fries, a milkshake, and bad service. Not sushi or anything FRESH. Pizza Hut in Asia looks like a 4-star Italian restaurant. Even McD, Taco Bell and Popeye's are cleaner, w/ better, fresher food. Why are they so unappealing in their home country. Maybe b/c the US is used to low-quality food? Dunno.
thecuddlewagon 9 months ago 5
I dunno if they have family dining in Australia but the Denny's here are in the minor leagues compared to the Japanese.
thekeylimeishere 10 months ago
been to denny's in singapore tastes good i like eating breakfast all time of the day
rostant999 10 months ago
It is so different from the Denny's restaurants we have here (USA) :o It looks so much more classy in Japan, and the food looks even tastier! Not to mention healthier XD
PurpleSparkle2007 10 months ago 4
me and my mom always eat there. whenever i visit japan i always gain weight. lol. there food are so yummy.
catnips0addict 10 months ago
@kewlbuttons13
Yes, the real thing is almost always as good as the menus photos here..
TheJapanChannelDcom 11 months ago 9
Exactly how I prefer my eggs. :)
310socalifornia 11 months ago
lol Dude you should come to the states to a Dennys you'll be leaving for Japan that same hour No beer wine etc and 99% of the food is deep fried or fried those things not fried Salad Pot roast only because its pre made heat up also gravy / Mashed potatoes powder mix even your Omelet pre mixed that Dennys would be a hit here
Gomindyourownloser 11 months ago
"Im sure you'll find it a little bit different" I found it ALOT different lol I used to go to the Denny's in the states all the time and that doesnt really look like the food I'm used to :D
Joyblossom2010 11 months ago
Denny's in Japan is a lot cleaner than the ones in the states LoL
TsujiSan 1 year ago
Dennys here is absolutely terrible. I have to reference the family guy joke where peter says he is going to punish his body...hes going to dennys. Too true.
DrVoltage1 1 year ago
I would like a turkey club with seasoned fries please...
ummerrahh 1 year ago
Dennys in the U.S don't look this classy
ThreeCatsScratching 1 year ago
Denny's in Japan often open 24 hours and serves pancakes (called "Hot Cakes" in Japan) and mashed potatoes etc. so you and your buddy don't have to cancel your 2:00AM feast.
nuntan 1 year ago
That is nothing like American Denny's, other than the name...I'm surprised that they can still be considered part of the chain. The ice cream looks awesome though.
mondotwistedmojo 1 year ago
I had a stupid question for ya and I'm not sure if you've already covered this. How is the pay wage to the cost of living? Fair, good, doable, not good at all? For example if I were a Sterile Processing Technician living in Japan, would I be comfortably living?
Crackmandan 1 year ago
@Crackmandan
You would starve because they would not give you a job or visa to do that.
Check out the "how to" playlist - jobs and visas video.
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago
that restaurant is way to nice to be a Denny's. there aren't the required number of Hispanics to operate the grills. also, to be a true Denny's, you would be able to go at 2am and order some chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes with a buddy who gets a full stack of pancakes. you also have to split a sampler platter of chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, and jalapeno poppers.
krisjk2 1 year ago
The ones with the holes in it is not exactly daikon. Its lotus root.
jiaqinh 1 year ago 3
I think that Hamburg stake would be close to the original dish from Germany. Before it was made into a sandwich when it came to America.
MasterGravitron 1 year ago
The menu from Denny's in Japan is vastly different from the Western Denny's menu! It's sort of weird, considering it's a Western chain; I expected there to be one or two changes like at McDonald's, but it looks like they're using the brand name to sell their own food, haha.
incorporeal05 1 year ago
no pancake?
Quy4life 1 year ago
@Quy4life you're doing it wrong!
where the fuck are my pancakes!?
dude thats soo wrong T_T
jairo909 1 year ago
hey, i was wondering what it would be like for a vegetarean in japan :o are people understanding about that? or is it unheard of?
and i was also curious what the word for "vegetarean" was in japanese :D thanks
archykins 1 year ago
@archykins
On the food playlist.
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago
@archykins wow! youve done it all! :D
archykins 1 year ago
Psst. Those are lotus roots. :x Daikon doesn't have holes (at least, not that big... it has tiny threads similar to celery). Somewhere someone started saying it wrong, but daikon pickles resemble large white carrots when whole, and are often served shredded raw, simmered in half-moons, or pickled in slices or strips as in bettarazuke or, my favorite, takuan. Both can be seen on wikipedia under "daikon". Source: I'm an ethnic food addict. c: I don't mean any offense! <3
GravityWithMe 1 year ago
@GravityWithMe rather "daikon radishes resemble . . . "
GravityWithMe 1 year ago
生卵か～すきやとか吉野家でも普通にでてくるしな～
From pref Mie japan
anim27 1 year ago
I love dennys in japan! The food is great unlike the american food cause it is too greasy
NDF211Gunner 1 year ago 2
You won't find Johnny Walker Black at a Denny's in the U.S.
gillianorley 1 year ago
What no Grand-Slam??? Thats the only thing worth getting!
NodnarbRS 1 year ago
I agree with Lemonrind below me. A normal menu from any Denny's in America features mostly stereotypical American breakfast favorites. Fried eggs, bacon, waffles and pancakes, omelettes...etc. (P.S: I don't feel innappropriate calling the American version of the menu the "normal" one, since the restaurant originated in our country. Otherwise I would just say "our version".)
KyoshioNiwa 1 year ago
There doesn't seem to be much resemblance to Denny's in North America. American Denny's is a place you go when it's breakfast time and you feel like abusing your body. The menu consists of eggs, bacon, toast, butter, sausage, cheese, fried hash brown potatoes, pancakes, french toast, etc. You then cover everything in butter, maple-flavoured corn syrup, and ketchup, and voila!
lemonrind 1 year ago
Hi mate, was your girlfriend sitting opposite？
Why not to make a video about dating girls in Japan?
Many people are curious about that.
cismok 1 year ago
@cismok
Already did.
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago 11
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cismok 1 year ago
this looks 100 times better than american dennys lol
alyzajayne 1 year ago
There may be some Dikon on those plates although don't you believe that the fan shape with the holes in it is Lotus Root~? Or does pickling make the holes... or did they go to the trouble of cutting those from the Dikon to better pickle that root vergetable? :) thanks~ ~FC
FeileCase 1 year ago
What the krike, why does the U.S. get shafted with all of the quick-food chains? I wish Denny's was like that here.
PhilWithCoffee 1 year ago
I wish I could get Johnny Walker at Denny's here in the US lol
insainbassist 1 year ago
Well obviously the menu is different in Japan since Denny's mostly consist of junk foods in the U.S. A healthy diet is considered important in Japan.
omgzjustdance 1 year ago
That menu is bigger then an american dennys, but then again that might just be because every thing looks like it has a photo.
birddogg62 1 year ago
そういえば卵かけご飯とかの動画でも外国の方の驚いたコメ多かったなあ
調べたら、日本は生でも大丈夫だけど海外ではちゃんと火を通さないと危険らしいですね
それを知らずに日本国外で生の卵食べて食あたりする日本人が毎年発生するらしいです
HAINE817 1 year ago
The vegetable with the holes is actually called lotus root.
kimmeeCheah 1 year ago
the eggs produced in Japan are tightly controlled in quality, so they don't cause food poisoning even if we have them in the raw, and uncooked/soft-boiled eggs are very popular in Japan!
kendostrut 1 year ago
I luuuuv runny eggs. Drives the wife crazy.
leloodallasmultipass 1 year ago
動画主は、良い声してるなぁ。
BoxDogPuppy 1 year ago
sign me up for the green tea ice cream!! yumm!! i go to a resteraunt here in phoenix, AZ. it is called "RA". they are a sushi resteraunt and they make fresh sushi, and the best tempura i have ever had. they have the green tea ice cream, i luv it.
ladyamerias 1 year ago
I really wish they had set menu's in the U.S. I'm always looking for smaller portions of things to no avail.
emeigh1wm 1 year ago
日本の卵は世界でも最高ランクの管理をされてるから、食中毒にはならないよ。
生食で食べられるように厳密な管理がされてるから大丈夫なんだよね。
食中毒云々の注意書きもいらないんだよ。
というか、外国ってわざわざポーチドエッグにそんな注意書きがしてあるのか…
natuxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1 year ago 10
very different from the original menu, but still has that homey feel for comfort food.
VSophiaV 1 year ago
Dude they have a changing menu? it's so much larger variety then in america....I hate Denny's here.
Sugarchan 1 year ago
The Dennys that we have in the United States is more known for serving breakfast type items, so when my boyfriend took to me to a Dennys in Ikebukuro, Japan while were there, I was surprised to find that they only had 2-3 breakfast items and more dinner type foods
tsukiwarabe 1 year ago
Just a small correction, the vegetable with holes in it is a lotus root, not daikon...
KQLi06 1 year ago
@sijotakane
Your comments are welcome, but rudeness is deleted and rude people are blocked from this channel.
So please be nice.
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago 3
日本での卵食は食中毒にはなりにくいって、誰か、英語で頼む！！
kazuuu33555 1 year ago 30
@kazuuu33555
"Japanese eggs are prepared safely so they wont make you sick. Please translate."
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago 47
@TheJapanChannelDcom than you very very much^ ^
kazuuu33555 1 year ago
@TheJapanChannelDcom hahahaha ^ ^
pinoko1311 1 year ago
@TheJapanChannelDcom can i translate to Arabic lol
'' البيض اليباني محضر بطريقة امانه فلذلك لن تجعلك مريضا ''
'' albed alypany mohader betrqa amna falzalk ln tjalk marizan ''
199alexman 9 months ago
@kazuuu33555 I haven't ever heard of a case in Florida, but I'm sure it is possible.
Used google to translate, I apologize if I misunderstood. :)
DarkNSF 1 year ago
@DarkNSF I ride a raw egg on rice and eat breakfast every day. There cannot be still the thing poisoned by food. The Japanese egg is clean from a shipment stage. And it is the art how it is not poisoned by food that the contents do not stick to a husk when they broke an egg. Because bacteria stick to a husk. I'm sorry in 'Engrish'.
kazuuu33555 1 year ago
@kazuuu33555 Not a problem, thanks for the reply! :)
DarkNSF 1 year ago
@DarkNSF oh,you're welcome!! thank you!!
kazuuu33555 1 year ago
I go there quite often when I travel to Japan, because I'm not really into japanese food, so I prefer to go to western food restaurants :)
Theotim92 1 year ago
Hello TJC! Can I ask a few questions about your Japanese? How much do you know, how long did it take you to learn it, and how useful is it in practical use of everydaylife in Japan?
WillyTung 1 year ago
Thumbs up.
Nemesis093781 1 year ago
I am so hungry now!
MoonKitten630 1 year ago
So much better than in America!!! The food looks great!!
niteddy1 1 year ago
The food & deserts looks wayyy better than at the Dennys in the US!
kushinbou 1 year ago
@TheJapanChannelDcom sorry Bro, Black people in the US DO NOT eat at Denny's if they are seen there... they will be rediculed. It's a long story. If u wanna aske me, hit my box. Also Im coming to Tokyo in 2 weeks. Should be great!... i HOPE.
Macmittens411 1 year ago
Nice. I would like to have a Japanese Denny's here in California. Other posters have been correct -- Denny's here is pretty much heart-attack-on-a-plate, and not very good either (at least the ones I've been to). This one looked fab -- if I hadn't JUST eaten I would be really hungry right now!
j3ss4ndr4 1 year ago
interesting!!
wtf sake and wine?? awsome!!
kenshin420jj 1 year ago
do they have "Poutines" in Japan? favorite of french speaking canadians from Quebec, french fries, cheese curds and gravy on top!
kua514 1 year ago
@kua514 favourite of ALL Canadians now. I've been eating it since I was a kid and after partying pretty much everyone gets poutine. And thats in Vancouver. Oh and I would be very surprised if they had it.
nuthead76 1 year ago
that is denny's!? the food doesn't look like a heart attack waiting to happen!!
silentxfilmstar 1 year ago
What the hell, healthy food at a Denny's?
gaff2006 1 year ago
I love mushrooms!!! Om-nom-nom!! XD
DeathNoteKira 1 year ago
Do they have McDonaldls?
kaioystein 1 year ago
@kaioystein
Yes.
You can see it on the "food and eating" play list.
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago
best videos about japan or what?
THISISKENNYC 1 year ago
@THISISKENNYC
Thank you!
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago
less artery clogging then in America, we have a new grilled cheese with mozzarella sticks inside of it in our denny's it's only rivaling the cheeseburger with two grilled cheese sandwiches AS bread for the burger... Seriously I'm not joking about that. :-D I'd rather eat at a Japanese Denny's any day
HereticCrow666 1 year ago
One question: Do they have Moons over my Hammy?
lordvincent1313 1 year ago
i been subbed to this guy since 48 subs this guy has great qulity videos
krashmine 1 year ago
There is not a single thing on that entire menu that is sold at a Denny's here in America. I rather like their menu in Japan. Every time I go to Denny's here, I have to try to find the least greasy thing on the menu to eat. Also, our Denny's really advertises hard towards the all day Western style breakfast with your staples like eggs, toast, bacon, pancakes, grits, hashbrowns... Japans menu seems much healthier. I will be sure to eat at one in when I get to Tokyo in March.
stephenrosado 1 year ago 2
A Denny's just isn't a Denny's without the Rutti-Tutti-Fresh-And-Fruti!
edpark1911 1 year ago
I kind of like a set menu. It's very helpful when you dine at a new restaurant and are unsure of what to get...
drieeeezy 1 year ago
Hamburger.....as a steak?
Ohohoho, how absurd...!
Emidretrauqe 1 year ago
Denny's is a life saver in states when u starving in early morning... but i dont know in japan if they 24hr?
ieon 1 year ago
ill have the lumberjack breakfast hehe
worldtravel101 1 year ago
Dennys in the U.S serve breakfast for 24 hours !
109mytiger 1 year ago
and here I am about to buy McDonalds lol
tweety0bird8 1 year ago
"Alchol" Menu.. haha
BeltlessTrenchcoat 1 year ago
Can you do a video about alcohol in Japan?
dkamm65 1 year ago
I can't stand the Denny's here in the USA and I haven't eaten there in about 10 years. All of the food is greasy and really bad for you (lots of sodium, cholesterol, saturated fats, etc.). The Japanese Denny's menu is HUGE and tons of variety. I love the extensive dessert pages. I'd love to eat at a Denny's in Japan!
tarantarans 1 year ago
So I heard that they serve the wine in Japan cold, like at 8 C° is that true ?
Obitosenpai 1 year ago
AWESOME ! now I am hungry :(
Obitosenpai 1 year ago
Whoa! Thats a lot different than the denny's I work at in the states! They actually have alcohol on the menu! Thanks for posting this dude!
HareLipPowerTrip 1 year ago
I really don't like eggs like that. I have to have my yolk completely cooked.
kwill81 1 year ago
@kwill81 runny yolk is really good on bread. i bet it's good on rice too. I'ma try it.
Cuppedycupcake 1 year ago
Denny's in Japan looks amazing ^^ Denny's CA is typical western with some western style Asian meals like in Japan that is eastern style western meals. In Japanese menus, do they have non-alcoholic drinks (because I don't drink) what are the typical drinks they have on the menu? Thank you in advance for the info ^^
LilacFu 1 year ago
It's a lot cleaner than the ones in California. Looks a lot nicer too. ;)
StrawberrieButterfly 1 year ago
Green tea ice cream rocks!
BoltMitch 1 year ago
It's probably already been mentioned, but that "thing with the holes in it" at 2:19 is definitely lotus root and not daikon.
thijsseghers 1 year ago
that daikon looks more like lotus root and besides wouldn't it be a different colour if it was pickled ??
joshNgab 1 year ago
Denny's in the USA is a step above fast food while in Japan it will pass as fairly nice dining. In America you would never consider taking a date to Denny's (not if you ever wanted to date the girl again at least) while in Japan Denny's is a perfectly fine date destination. Nice video! ~Kurt :-)
softypapa 1 year ago
Damn, them deserts <3
FairytalesExist 1 year ago 2
I love picture menu! They often saved my life in Japan ;)
chrismecking 1 year ago
I was just wondering... Isn't the thing with holes lotus root? Because it looks much more similar to lotus root than to daikon.
Sorry if I'm wrong.
Love your videos, so continue good work :)
AzDHeX 1 year ago 3
@AzDHeX i was thinking that it looked like lotus root too why would they bother putting holes in the radish??
joshNgab 1 year ago
is there an IHOP in Japan?
LiPCast 1 year ago
i find western restaurants are overly expensive...but from time to time it is i nice treat...
with the egg its not always fully cooked because this is how the japanese like them...so you may want to ask them to cook more
JeremyScottThompson 1 year ago
the menu is way bigger than the american denny's menu
KVNdude 1 year ago
If all the weird people are at Denny's at 2am, then it is exactly the same as Denny's in America
kerflop 1 year ago
damn! the japanese denny's food seems tastier than american denny's food.
arivas713 1 year ago
What no pancakes???? XD
xl10nsXh3artx 1 year ago
i know this off topic but do japanese find it disrespectfull to film them?
Yovilleaaaa236 1 year ago 2
@Yovilleaaaa236 Depends on the person. I've seen some people make an x with their arms or fingers and that usually means that they don't want to be recorded. Not sure if it happens in Japan.
hibbijo 1 year ago
That looks very very yummy!
ilovepurplemonkeys12 1 year ago
Interesting video. Denny's adapted their menu to the local tastes and they have a nice selection. Totally different than the Denny's in the U.S. The American Denny's features a "Bacon Slamburger", which is a burger topped with (potato) hash browns, an egg, two slices of bacon and smothered in a cheese sauce.
junkie4vids 1 year ago
If Denny's United States menu looked good like the one in Japan, I might actually go there to eat sometimes.
grassnuggets 1 year ago
ya....completely differnt. lol so why is it a denny's i wonder. Don't care too much for denny's in any country really. the hambag looks good though.
RockerXZERO 1 year ago
Thanks for you effort. Thanks for the video
Elisamuel22 1 year ago
Yeah, this looks way different from a typical Denny's menu in the States. It looks like the quality of food might be better there, though. But it didn't seem like they had any breakfast items, whereas as Denny's here has lots. However, we don't have nearly as many desserts.
kittenwithagun 1 year ago 2
@kittenwithagun
Those "sets" are breakfast in Japan.
Rice, Miso soup, vegetables, maybe an egg that is usually poached and some meat or fish with a salad.
There is also something called "Omu-rice," which is basically an omelet with rice stuffed in the middle.
TigerPantsRocks 1 year ago
@kittenwithagun
The breakfast menu is a different menu ^_^
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago
is it open all day, to the point you see people just going to denny's at absurd o' clock? i used to go to dennys at like 2am sometimes.
usamimiproductions 1 year ago
That egg near the end looked delicious. It was so runny, yet easy to plop onto the food without breaking. The color looked very fresh (and delicious). Eggs in America are generally too small, sometimes overcooked, and not enough yolk.
RelVleDy 1 year ago
No Grandslam Breakfast! Stinks!
betonarchese 1 year ago
gaah,, I was about to go to bed but now after watching this I'm hungry,, :)
MageThief 1 year ago
pizza huts? i need pizza huts D:
itachikiller107 1 year ago
Wow, VERY different from an American Denny's.
Is there anyplace in Japan to get pancakes, bacon, scrambled eggs and hash browns?
Hard to believe Japanese people are germaphobes when they eat undercooked eggs. Many places in the US won't serve them and the ones that do all have a foodborne illness disclaimer on the menu.
shockferret 1 year ago
@shockferret Eggs are pasteurized and delivered under strict hygienical control, so we don't have to worry about Salmonella when eating them uncooked.
jmpingfrog 1 year ago
no pancakes! how dare they?
shadowicewolf54 1 year ago
are the food portions in Denny's smaller in japan ?
I remember when in japan food was in smaller in general
perfume444 1 year ago
きのこはおいしいです。 このビデオはとてもいいです。
cloudstrifeification 1 year ago
I don't know why everyone is saying the American Denny's sucks.. It looks almost the same - just different food and a calmer interior design.
I can't get over that green tea ice cream! I want to try some.
MochiMegan 1 year ago
Your videos make me so hungry. :D yum yum
KatrinaCabrera 1 year ago
is it less akward to eat alone in a japanese cafe or restaurant?
animefreak1467 1 year ago
I'd say the main difference between the Japanese menu and the menu in Midwest America is that the American version always ALWAYS has a huge breakfast menu in the front with omlettes and hashbrowns and then has a much smaller lunch and dinner section in the back with steak chicken ect. But the general atmosphere seems the same. Are they open all night like here in america?
Masqueradia 1 year ago
I enjoy the Denny's salmon breakfast, here in Japan.
Unfortunately it comes with natto.
vszt 1 year ago
Our Denny's (USA) is kinda lame compared to this :/
LinuxBruiser 1 year ago
No Grand Slam Breakfasts or skillet meals there! Hambawg! LOL They sure give you a large portion there, huh?
meb659 1 year ago
The next thing they'll probably do is putting egg on icecream! :p
kennethoes 1 year ago
Their Denny's looks like it serves food that is SOOOOOO much better. From what I've seen, Denny's here does a lot of "microwaving" and not as much actual "real cooking" of food. LOL. There actually was some "sizzling" underneath his steak. I agree. Denny's in other places = not so good. :(
thelibrarybook 1 year ago
先週アメリカでDennysに行きました。朝ごはんはめっちゃ美味しかった。
ItsDaRonBitch 1 year ago
I LOOOVE Mushrooms,.!! Hey and whos your female assistant? Will we get to meet her?
TheLivingDeadOne 1 year ago
do you speak more in english or japanese in your day to day life
201marino 1 year ago
Your one hard working guy .. Praise you for it .. Thanks for all the effort you put into the videos.. Wish I can return you something back for it .
akshuuuuuu 1 year ago 8
@akshuuuuuu
Watching my videos is thanks enough, thank you!
(Telling your friends is nice too!!)
TheJapanChannelDcom 1 year ago 3
@TheJapanChannelDcom do you make any money off of these japan videos?
bloood9 1 year ago
you have no IDEA how different Denny's is in the US.....
wlfie0102 1 year ago
Wow, it is very different from Denny's in the US. Looks much healthier :P
carslan82 1 year ago
The last Denny's I had a much less healthier selection. But, I would imagine that that menu still packs a mean calorie punch. ^_^
Keaos0 1 year ago
I have a question. Is it considered weird/rude to brush your teeth in a public restroom in Japan?
hannahbanana93 1 year ago
@hannahbanana93 no, not at all! (I am a Japanese man.)
kendostrut 1 year ago
Weird that you would go to a Denny's to eat traditional Japanese food, when you could get that anywhere else in Japan. Kinda like going to McDonald's to eat some Udon noodles and squid.
melnakpo 1 year ago
The dessert menu looks so tasty!!
sunday325 1 year ago