Street food is eating at cafes or food stalls outside, usually on the side of a road. First, please watch this VIDEO about street food in Istanbul, Turkey. Second, write your reaction to the video in the comments. Third, choose ONE question and answer in the comments.1. Do you ever eat street food in Japan? What is your favorite?
2. Have you ever tried street food in another country? What was it like?
3. Do you not like street food? Why not?
4. Have you never tried street food? What would you like to try?
Hi,Matt!I'm Masumi Horie.
ReplyDeleteFrom this video,I'm surprised that people eat raw shellfish as street food in Turkey because we usually eat processed street food.Moreover, I'm also surprised at cooking and selling food on the boat in Turkey.
I'll answer the question No.1. I eat street food at the festival. I especialy like octopus fritters called "Takoyaki"in Japanese.
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HI, Matt. I'm Haruka Tsuchida.
ReplyDeleteWatching this video, I was surprised that they have boats selling foods cooked on it.
It's amazing and I'd like to try their sandwiches.
I'll answer the question No.1. Yes, I sometimes eat street food. My favorite is "choco-banana," which is a banana covered with chocolate.
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Hello! I'm Tatsuya Takarabe.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the Video, they cooked on the boats. It was amazing to me, because I have never seen like that, but also interesting!
As for question, I'd like to answer No,1.
I eat street food almost every time when I find that. Especially, I like "Kabab" the most,so I wish I were in Turkey like people who appear on the Video!
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Hi,Matt!I'm Hitomi Iizuka.
ReplyDeleteSelling foods on the water was most impressive to me in this video.These fresh foods must tempt people.When I find the store selling foods on the water somewhere,I'd like to buy and eat.
I'll answer the question No1.My favorite is "Yakisoba".It's usually expensive but delicious.
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Hi,Matt! I'm Akiko Yamanobe.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the video,they are cooking on boats. I think it's difficult but they do it easily. I want to try it.
I'd like to answer the question1.My favorite is Takoyaki. It is inexpensive and delicious.
See you.
Hi, Matt! I'm Toru Sugisaki.
ReplyDeleteI think that street food is always sold on the side of road , but it is not right idea. According to the VIDEO, they sell foods on the boat drifting near the road. I'm surprised it.
I'd like to answer the question4. I haven't ever eaten street foods. I want to try one, especially fruits and vegetables. I think the shops deal with local foods, so I would like to eat fresh foods.
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Hi,Matt! I'm Ayuka Niwa.
ReplyDeleteA street food that I'm most interested in this video is the street food which is sold on a boat. The boat is waving, so I think it is difficult to cook.
I want to answer the question 1.
I ate the street foods in the festivals. My faborite street food is candy cotton. It is very sweet. When I go to the festivsl, I often buy it.
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Hi,Matt! I'm Namiho Yamaguchi.
ReplyDeleteFrom this video, I'm surprised that people cook and sell food on a boat. In addition, the boat are crowded with a lot of peoplle. I think that they are more lively than Japanese streetfood shops.
I'd like to answer the question1.
Yes,I often eat streetfoods.
My favorite streetfoods are chocolate banana and crape.
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Hi, I'm Yohei.
ReplyDeleteIn that video, they cooked on the boats. It was really surpring to me! In Japan, I haven't seen such a cooking way. I want to go to that place and to see "cooking on the boat" some day.
I'll answer the question No.1.
In Japan, there are a lot of street food stands when festivals open. I love eat street foods in the festival. Typically, I like "Takoyaki" very much.
See you later!
Hi,Matt!
ReplyDeleteI'm Chie.
I think the street foods of Istanbul are more delicious and expencive than that of Japan.
I'd like to answer the question 1.
I like to eat a street food. I like takoyaki very much.
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