Hello! “Japanese Kitchen Tour”.
This channel introduces Japanese food culture, chefs’ techniques, and Japanese food.
In addition to traditional Japanese cuisine (sushi, ramen, udon, soba, sashimi, street food stalls), we will introduce a variety of gourmet foods such as local Chinese food, big-serve restaurants, Japanese street food, and sweets.
This time we will be introducing the multinational food stall “El Bajon” located in Tenjin, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City.
This food stall is famous for serving dishes from all over the world.
Currently, Jeff from France is working there.
He has a dream: “I want to become a stall owner in Japan!”
Jeff’s smile and delicious street food.
Please watch till the end!
[Multinational food stall El Bajon (El Bajon) Google Map]
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Mro9jGdKLwaq1Z1n8
[Jeff’s Instagram]
https://www.instagram.com/jeff_and_the_yatai/
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#Yatai
#japanesestreetfood
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#Japanese Kitchen Tour
こんにちは!「 Japanese Kitchen Tour 」です。
こちらのチャンネルでは、日本の食文化や料理人の技術、日本の食べ物を紹介します。
日本の伝統的な料理( 寿司 ラーメン うどん そば 刺身 屋台 )などに加え、町中華やデカ盛り店、日本のストリートフードやスイーツなど、様々なグルメを紹介します。
今回紹介するのは、福岡市中央区天神にある多国籍屋台「 El Bajon(エル・バホン) 」です。
こちらの屋台は世界中の料理が楽しめることで有名。
現在はフランス出身のジェフさんが働いています。
彼には「日本で屋台オーナーになりたい!」という夢があります。
ジェフさんの笑顔と美味しい屋台料理。
ぜひ最後までご覧ください!
【 多国籍屋台El Bajon(エル バホン) Googleマップ 】
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Mro9jGdKLwaq1Z1n8
【 ジェフさんのインスタグラム 】
https://www.instagram.com/jeff_and_the_yatai/
#屋台
#Yatai
#japanesestreetfood
#japanesekitchentour
#ジャパニーズキッチンツアー
This time we will introduce Fukuoka’s food stall “El Bajon”. This is a multinational food stall where you can enjoy cuisine from all over the world. A rich menu decorates the counter. The person working here is a young man who I introduced earlier on JKT. Jeff from France.
He moved to Japan because he loves anime, and is currently training to become a stall owner. He is currently working at “El Bajon”. He makes galettes based on his mom’s recipes. He spends his time surrounded by many people. In the world of “once in a lifetime” food stalls,
His journey to dream has only just begun. This time I took a closer look at that day. Please watch till the end! . Tenjin, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City. Hello! . long time no see! . This time I’d like to introduce Jeff, who is from France.
He currently works at a food stall called “El Bajon”. He used to work at a food stall called “Akachochin,” but in the fall, he jumped into a new place to study. “All the food stalls have their own individuality, and each one is different.” For him, every day is a learning experience.
The food stalls will be ready from 5:00 p.m. First, they begin by unloading a large amount of luggage. The stall next door is also being assembled. After unloading the luggage, the next step is to move the food stalls in. Next, they will set up the kitchen. The city is getting darker and darker.
The counter side is ready. It’s a cold enough day to wear a down coat, but Jeff looks hot. Preparations are progressing rapidly with skillful work. The stall preparations are complete. It looks like the neighbors are just getting ready. Business will start soon. JKT) Do you have a reservation? .
Yes, you can make reservations here. You can make a reservation if you contact me through Instagram. I recognize his apron. JKT)Are you still using this apron? . yes! Boss’s apron! . My apron! . The first customer has arrived. tortilla chips. Oden. El Bajon offers cuisine from around the world.
Of course, Oden, a Japanese dish, is one of them. JKT) Do you always run the business with the owner? . that’s right. Before I came, the owner had been doing it all by himself. I think it would be really hard if he was alone. He received an order for galette.
This is Jeff’s signature dish. Galette has been added to the menu since Jeff came. Jeff’s mother’s recipe has been inherited. Same recipe as mom. JKT) Beer? . Actually, I think Mom just wanted to drink. JKT) Meyers Lamb? . yes! . The flour used in Japan and France is completely different.
The Japanese ones are extremely detailed. Ham, cheese and black pepper. Close the lid and wait for a while. JKT) Do you have any secrets for this galette? . There are no secrets! . Just add mom’s love. I think mom’s love will make this delicious. It will be completed soon and looks very delicious.
JKT) Have you been eating it since you were a child? . oh yeah. There is a galette day once a year. Get together as a family and make a lot of crepes. For dessert, I eat it with ”Nutella”. It tastes like chocolate. It is a dish that brought back fond memories.
JKT) Have you not returned to France? . I haven’t come home yet. I haven’t been back in five years. I’ve been in Japan for 5 years and haven’t returned yet. My mothers came to see me around January of this year. For the wedding. I haven’t meet her other than that.
But for example yesterday. We played Mario Kart online until 3am in Japan. JKT) With your mother? . it was fun. JKT) There is a way to do that now. We can make normal phone calls, and we can also make video calls. We can also play games. My mom doesn’t usually play games, but
I think she made an effort to spend time with me. Customers started arriving gradually. The food stalls also become lively. I also sat at the counter and ate dinner. Mulled wine. The restaurant’s popular menu item is “jerk chicken.” It smells really nice. good? . thank you. JKT) Delicious! . Mentaiko cheese omelette.
Many of the regular customers at El Bajon, and we had lively conversations with the people we met here. Jeff was always smiling. JKT) Jeff, have you ever been anywhere other than Fukuoka? . Um… Kagoshima. Kumamoto. Sasebo. JKT) Only in Kyushu? . I went to Osaka and Tokyo once.
I went on a trip with my whole family. I went to Osaka. JKT) Which is the best? . Fukuoka! . Absolutely. Fukuoka is definitely the best. It’s a comfortable place to live and everyone is warm. I love it! . Cheers! . I ordered ajillo.
The owner of El Bajon is a chef who travels around the world. He apparently traveled all over the world for his training. There are recipes for over 100 regional dishes from around 30 countries, and you can enjoy a variety of flavors depending on the season.
For example, you can eat ramen after tapas and beer. This is a unique food stall that you won’t find anywhere else in Fukuoka. It’s really hot. I can’t get enough of the garlic scent. JKT)Do you decide everything about the menu? . Yes, from my recipe book.
I have the same recipes as the locals, so choose something delicious that I can make here. JKT) Did you go abroad to study cooking? . Yes, actually working. When the contract period ends, I visited various countries and come back. If I want to eat something, I’ll go there.
When I go there, I often come back with recipes. They have cuisine from all over the world, they also have Hakata specialties. ”Motsu nabe” is loved by the people of Fukuoka Prefecture. Bajon’s motsu nabe is served with ponzu sauce. Add yuzu pepper and “Motsupon” is completed. Here you are. It’s “Motsupon”.
The iron pot is hot, so be careful! . This looks really delicious. It will warm your body too. At first, we didn’t have menu from Fukuoka. But tourists wouldn’t be happy if that happened. JKT) Do customers really want to eat Fukuoka food? Yes, that’s what I heard.
It feels like it has increased a little. This is gratin. This is Jeff’s recipe. French foods have been added to the original menu. When Jeff enters, this place will become the best food stall in Fukuoka. I think this is probably the best food stall in Fukuoka. Jeff does a lot of customer service.
The number of repeat customers has increased considerably. After all, I can really feel that people are enjoying. Thank you! . I get embarrassed when I get compliments. JKT) How do you feel after working for a month? . So much fun! . I have fun every day. I can also see new recipes.
I get to see new style and learn a lot. After eating the ajillo, return the cazuela. Add eggs to it and let it sit for a few minutes. please look! The egg ajillo is completed☆. JKT) Wow! looks delicious! . This was impressive and delicious! .
JKT) Have you known Jeff for a long time? yes. He’s been here before. We even had drinks together. . I also heard that he was ending his contract with his previous stall. Until then, I had been doing alone. I was thinking that I would like to hire an employee soon.
So I asked him, “Would you like to work together?” Where is your hometown? Canberra. Canberra! Do you know Canberra? Yeah Yeah I know. The owner speaks English, so many foreigners come here. There was a customer from Korea next to me. JKT) From Busan? . There is a town called Chaung near Busan.
JKT) Is this your first time coming to the stall? Well, this is my first time at a food stall. The atmosphere is quite nice. JKT) Is it fun? . yes. JKT) Japanese and Korean. JKT) With an Australian. And the French. The fun conversation continued for a long time.
I came to the food stall “Naka-chan” at midnight. Jeff invited me to have a drink with him, so I moved in first. Jeff came after finishing his work. Good! . Good work day! . People who are excited right away. “Naka-chan” is a popular food stall run by a family.
The owner is a classmate of the boss of “Akachochin.” I also shoot the food here. Teppanyaki is popular at Nakachan. Hey! spam! . Oh! thank you! . Grilled young chicken. This is also sinfully delicious. It has a strong flavor and will go well with beer. Spicy miso.
Once you take a bite, you won’t be able to stop… Thank you for the meal! . After Nakachan closed. Thank you everyone for your hard work today. JKT) Thank you! . Thank you very much! . JKT) It was fun! . Yeah! It was also nice to be able to drink together.
JKT) Let’s definitely meet again. Please come! . I’m thinking of going to Akachochin for drinks when I have a day off. It would be interesting if we could meet at that time. JKT) Let’s go together! thank you. Good work! . Thank you Jeff ☆ See you again! .
22 Comments
ジェフさん最高ですね
いつかジェフさんの屋台に行ってみたいです
I highly recommend this to children who are worried about not being able to see tomorrow, and I'm sure they'll discover something when they see his sweat!
i subscribed to this channel because of jeff. waiting for the next video!
je toujours fasciné par l'Energie qu'il faut pour travailler dans c'est petit resto éphémère…la manutention ,la mise en place stand & carte plat.. j'aimerai bien y aller l'ambiance a l'air très cool..courage et force..merci
I like Fukuoka more than Tokyo.
Ждём историю про Джеффа дальше
is there a way to invest in these small Japanese businesses? With the exchange rate right now it must be a great opportunity for American dollars
Ohh Jeff pindah ke sini
I‘m still waiting for Jeffs Mom to write a Comment cause its so heartwarming
Realmente queria ver a Jeff actualmente, es tan agradable y divertido. Espero que siga su camino con éxito.
I don’t speak Japanese, so can’t judge his technical proficiency, but his Japanese ‘sounds’ insanely good! Food looks great too 👏
Yummy
Jeff has such a good grasp of Japanese and all the mannerisms, he will go far.
A street vendor is a tough gig when you have to set it up and then take it down. I wish Jeff all the luck in the world!
So fun to watch Jeff's journey! -Cheers from Seattle!
Wow, what an amazing shop, and very busy with visitors, a very simple place, the food is the best,
He's my Sanji of One Piece.
I wanted to just don't know how. How much needed, the type of visa, etc
Au fait , la bière dans la pâte à crêpe c’est pour que celle ci soit plus légère et non pas parce que je veux boire 🤣🤣🤣🥂🥂🥂
lets go Jeff!!!!! You got this man!! Never stop learning!!
ジェフくん?
自分の屋台オープンにどれくらいの、資金が必要ですか?
都合が悪くなければ、教えて欲しいですね。
彼の天職だな。
直接開店吧