Travel and food channels on Youtube

[Autumnn]

Sorry there are no English captions but I thought it's a fantastic video on RM3 food stalls in Penang, a lot of them catering to lower-income residents. 

Nice to see there are still hawkers who care about catering to the low-income.

[Icicle]

Sorry there are no English captions but I thought it's a fantastic video on RM3 food stalls in Penang, a lot of them catering to lower-income residents. 

Very touching video. I wish to share another one that's quite similar. A ramen stall in Japan that sells a bowl for 400 yen. Really unheard of in Japan. 
Really admire these hawkers who see it as more than just a business.

[ScornfulScone]

Very touching video. I wish to share another one that's quite similar. A ramen stall in Japan that sells a bowl for 400 yen. Really unheard of in Japan. 
Really admire these hawkers who see it as more than just a business.

Wow what a rustic little stall that captures the vibe of old Japan. Really well shot video too.

[vince95]

Wow what a rustic little stall that captures the vibe of old Japan. Really well shot video too.

yeah I thought the same thing. almost every shot in the video is gorgeous and atmopsheric.

[AroyMakMak]

These two videos are great. Very heartwarming to see them doing it for more than just the money.

[jenzz]

ever wonder how they make the fake food displays for jap restaurants?

[ylhs97]

ever wonder how they make the fake food displays for jap restaurants?

Thanks for sharing. I've always been fascinated with these food displays since I was a kid.

[mich.c]

Thanks for sharing. I've always been fascinated with these food displays since I was a kid.

I always found them very interesting too, sometimes they look better than the actual food the restaurants serve.

[monstafish]

ever wonder how they make the fake food displays for jap restaurants?

very cool vid. i always thought they were mass produced in factories!

[totoro08]

ever wonder how they make the fake food displays for jap restaurants?

LOL the fake cabbage even sounds like the real stuff.