GTV Japan | Become the Master of Meat with the Japanese PlayStation BBQ Game Yakiniku Bugyou @GTV-Japan | Uploaded September 2022 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
A famous Japanese restaurant chain once offered PlayStation fans the ultimate challenge...
(Chapter markers and more below...)
0:00 Hank Hill Cares!
0:07 GTV ID: The Master of All Things Awesome!
0:14 Yakiniku Explained
2:30 Restaurant Games
3:10 How to Play Yakiniku Bugyou
8:26 Yakiniku Bugyou 2!
Episode Information
GTV 137 "Meat Heat Manifesto" Season 7 Episode 15
Original Airdate: September 23, 2022
Produced September 3-6, 2022
Recorded at Butsudan Studios and edited on my all new 14” MacBook M1 Pro! Edited and produced with Photoshop and Final Cut Pro, which my job paid for, but apparently, not for much longer...
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Partial transcript
The wonderful sights, sounds, smells and of course, tastes of Japanese barbecue! Imported to Japan from Korea almost 100 years ago, this style of barbecue is much different than that of The West.
Known as “Yakiniku” in Japanese, attention to the flame is a must. Not too rare and not too well done. Each strip of finely cut beef, pork, chicken or seafood takes only a minute or two to cook. An individual’s taste isn’t one size fits all. Each serving is likely to be handled differently. Don’t forget the vegetables! Providing balance and harmony with the meat.
At a large party, or even just a family having a beachside barbecue, making your plate the way you like it, could prove difficult. There is only so much space on the grill. Things move fast, and to keep many busy hands out of the fire, one person is designated as the boss: The Yakiniku Bugyou!
In English, the Barbecue Master! In charge of the grill, serving the guests’ every need diligently!
If you have ever been to a Japanese restaurant like Benihana, you might have seen something like a Yakiniku Bugyou serving customers. However, these setups are solely an American invention, designed to make Japanese food look more exotic and fun, and most likely to keep untrained customers from hurting themselves.
But in the Land of the Rising Sun, the real deal is much different, as each customer gets their own grill and plate of raw food to do with as they like!
One of the most popular Yakiniku restaurant chains in Japan is Gyu-Kaku, meaning Bull-Horn in English.
I can’t really afford to go there, but they do sell some of their specialty sauce at the supermarket, so whenever I can save up the money, I can bring their signature taste home! But if you do ever get a chance to go to one, you’re in for a treat!!!
A famous Japanese restaurant chain once offered PlayStation fans the ultimate challenge...
(Chapter markers and more below...)
0:00 Hank Hill Cares!
0:07 GTV ID: The Master of All Things Awesome!
0:14 Yakiniku Explained
2:30 Restaurant Games
3:10 How to Play Yakiniku Bugyou
8:26 Yakiniku Bugyou 2!
Episode Information
GTV 137 "Meat Heat Manifesto" Season 7 Episode 15
Original Airdate: September 23, 2022
Produced September 3-6, 2022
Recorded at Butsudan Studios and edited on my all new 14” MacBook M1 Pro! Edited and produced with Photoshop and Final Cut Pro, which my job paid for, but apparently, not for much longer...
Here are some other great videos that are for things only in Japan
Giga Big Mac youtu.be/wnDnRxGwG1E
Waterway Restaurant youtu.be/R18qInJGVus
You Can’t Afford Her… youtu.be/BMueIi65xro
Pikachu Outbreak youtu.be/ML1g9KHwCG8
Akihabara Streets youtu.be/w3SMAhF4QMc
Kit Kat Chocolatory youtu.be/GKz2NRYAGVI
Girls’ Day youtu.be/oF0oxyw2uFc
Rational Ebullience youtu.be/z6psyKzdY4s
Boys’ Day In Japan youtu.be/UOG_kF325_E
Pepsi Woman Toys youtu.be/-pxEw1MchV0
Final Fantasy Fried Chicken youtu.be/Wn9QDKeklZM
Monster Strike L Cups youtu.be/Kl64vAlp8Jo
Monkey Magic youtu.be/V5nmAnmOe7g
Pac-Man Mini youtu.be/gQ--3BZEz-g
The Legendary Mother youtu.be/7mpAdSpXb0E
The Taito Trio youtu.be/YE8DnORv4Lc
Oshiri Tantei Returns! youtu.be/Ayyzub_fBY4
Partial transcript
The wonderful sights, sounds, smells and of course, tastes of Japanese barbecue! Imported to Japan from Korea almost 100 years ago, this style of barbecue is much different than that of The West.
Known as “Yakiniku” in Japanese, attention to the flame is a must. Not too rare and not too well done. Each strip of finely cut beef, pork, chicken or seafood takes only a minute or two to cook. An individual’s taste isn’t one size fits all. Each serving is likely to be handled differently. Don’t forget the vegetables! Providing balance and harmony with the meat.
At a large party, or even just a family having a beachside barbecue, making your plate the way you like it, could prove difficult. There is only so much space on the grill. Things move fast, and to keep many busy hands out of the fire, one person is designated as the boss: The Yakiniku Bugyou!
In English, the Barbecue Master! In charge of the grill, serving the guests’ every need diligently!
If you have ever been to a Japanese restaurant like Benihana, you might have seen something like a Yakiniku Bugyou serving customers. However, these setups are solely an American invention, designed to make Japanese food look more exotic and fun, and most likely to keep untrained customers from hurting themselves.
But in the Land of the Rising Sun, the real deal is much different, as each customer gets their own grill and plate of raw food to do with as they like!
One of the most popular Yakiniku restaurant chains in Japan is Gyu-Kaku, meaning Bull-Horn in English.
I can’t really afford to go there, but they do sell some of their specialty sauce at the supermarket, so whenever I can save up the money, I can bring their signature taste home! But if you do ever get a chance to go to one, you’re in for a treat!!!
