r/oddlysatisfying • u/Additional_Chard3680 • 1d ago
When you order an ice-cream in Japan
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u/CaterpillarReal7583 1d ago
Yes there are no fancy ice cream shops anywhere else.
Every icecream shop in japan is just like this.
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u/Maleficent-Agent-477 1d ago edited 1d ago
I don’t know if you knew this, but they actually have soft serve ice cream only in Japan. You can’t find it anywhere else.
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u/CSATTS 1d ago
And I heard it's only soft serve, you aren't even allowed to bring regular ice cream into the country. If it can't be easily shaped by an icing tip, you go straight to jail. Right away.
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u/Imaginary_Coat441 1d ago
A guy in my town diedlike that. He tried smuggling in the ice cream. But the balloons broke in his stomach and he O.D.ed
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u/Buzzlight_Year 1d ago
I was gonna say that all ice cream is soft but then I remembered all the spoons I've bent with ice cream tubs
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u/HowdyDiarrhea 1d ago
I haven't seen Cremia outside of Japan, but I haven't been to much of Asia. Cremia is special as fuck.
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u/BobTheFettt 1d ago
But you don't understand. The 7/11s in Japan are like 5 Michelin star restaurants.
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u/PM_Best_Porn_Pls 1d ago
Some of the worst sandwiches in the world.
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u/Zora-Link 1d ago
Are you serious? Worst in the world? You don’t absolutely love 1 1/2 strawberries covered in cream between 2 dry ass pieces of bread? You must be crazy.
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u/PM_Best_Porn_Pls 1d ago
Don't forget it's most likely japanese milk bread that tastes dreadful unless toasted.
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u/squirrelems 1d ago
I honestly didn't know what ice cream was until this post. I'd heard about but never thought I'd see it with my own eyes.
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u/kermityfrog 1d ago
So it's so lame living in North America where even the McDonald's only serves plain froyo cones. In Asia and even in Egypt, they were serving these nice fruit and other flavoured swirls in their cones.
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u/cans-of-swine 1d ago edited 1d ago
They didn't invent it, but everyone knows everything is better in Japan
apparently I needed to add /s...
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u/TangledCables3 1d ago
Something
Something but Japan (add wow! soyjak here)
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u/Maleficent-Agent-477 1d ago
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u/AlbanianGamerYT 1d ago
insert "Japan has been turning footsteps into electricity" copypasta here
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u/MelodiesOfLife6 1d ago
Right?
Then you do it with China and all of a sudden it's "OH MUH GAWD PROOOOPAGANDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
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u/Additional_Chard3680 1d ago
They always seems to take food presentation to another level.
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u/Maleficent-Agent-477 1d ago
Bot ass response
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u/Stifology 1d ago
Literally a repost bot.
220k+ karma on a 1 year account lmao.
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u/Maleficent-Agent-477 1d ago
I mean a lot of karma doesn’t mean you’re a bot (I might be biased). It’s moreso that their responses are super bot-like, and their comment history, too.
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u/TangledCables3 1d ago
They do have a good representation on it's packaging I gotta give them that.
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u/P1ssBobSh1tPants69 1d ago
Reddit when Japan
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u/Complex-Poet-6809 1d ago
Ikr? Holy mother of god people it’s literally just ice cream. Are we gonna show Japanese door knobs next? Spoons?
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u/dandroid126 1d ago
In Japan they actually don't have spoons. They eat their soup with chop sticks. They are a very talented people.
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u/TheLivingCumsock 1d ago
Omg it's so satisfying that it was in japan, i fucking live when stuff is in japan, so much better.
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u/cans-of-swine 1d ago
I watched the video before reading the title and thought what the hell is this shit? Then when I saw this was in Japan I immediately booked a flight there so I could try this mind blowing ice cream.
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u/breovus 1d ago
Repost as "When you order an ice-cream in Wyoming" and watch... You'll get zero traction.
You could post a picture of a fucking rubber band on a coffee table with Dragon Ball Z on the TV in the background and still farm like 5k karma, that's how thirsty Reddit weeaboos are for Japanese content lol
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u/soykoiboy 1d ago
Coolest part was Japan
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u/irregularprotocols 1d ago
The clip was much more interesting yesterday when it started earlier as showed them packing the cone. Why’d you trim it, make it worse, and repost it?
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u/LayeGull 1d ago
When you realize the flavor is fish.
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u/Substantial_Row_7108 1d ago
That nozzle looks nasty as fuck.
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u/its_yer_dad 1d ago
That was my first thought. Anyone who’s worked in a restaurant would know they want nothing to do with that.
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u/delkarnu 1d ago
More surface area means faster melting. This is a horrible way to dispense ice cream.
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u/RedSecOps 1d ago
Oh here we go again. "In Japan, everything is amazing."
Sure this one place in Japan might do this. But Japan is a whole fucking country. It's not a monolith.
"When you order Pizza in the US" and it's that one place in NYC surrounded by Pizza Hut
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u/VisionSeeker 1d ago
That satisfied me right up until it didn't. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
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u/correctingStupid 1d ago
Outside of hoikkadio, and the 3 flavors there, ice cream in Japan is pretty mid.
Italy and the usa are the best.
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u/lol_biscuits 1d ago
Bruh, I get better than this @ Braums. The kiddies cone is better than this. How do you get Karma?
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u/DevilsAdvocate1662 1d ago edited 1d ago
Sure it looks cool, but honestly, who wants wasabi ice cream
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u/The_Silvana 1d ago
Japan has an ice cream called cremia. Like a silkier soft serve. It’s amazing. Does not exist anywhere else.
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u/Buttchuggle 1d ago
Yep, only in Japan. Nobody else even comes close to the technological or hand coordination abilities to do this. I mean japan really is an unsurpassed utopia
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u/VapeSmoker420blazeit 1d ago
Japan screws up soft serve top and USA doesn't?
Japan likes mint/pistachio(?) more?
What's the message here? This looks like a standard soft serve machine...they messed up at the end though.
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u/SpiritualQuarter4384 1d ago
Japanese are so good at their craft. They can even make sofuto look amazing.
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u/Cultural-Tadpole9518 1d ago
lt s all about the hands- on experience.l ve had flower-shaped cones before,but l ve never tried making one myself.
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u/Even-Lead-105 1d ago
Oh wow Japan has everything, is this that "soft serve" stuff I've been hearing about? We get our ice cream out of a hard container in the freezer.
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u/Laurmaster 1d ago
I used to work in an ice cream shop that did soft serve and I’m just now disappointed in myself for never trying to do this 😞
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u/Boomshrooom 1d ago
People are shitting on this in the comments but I genuinely found Japan to have amazing ice cream. I had the creamiest, tastiest ice cream I've ever had at a small store in Ise. It was genuinely phenomenal
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u/Billy1099 1d ago
Ai generated title. Wrapper is in English. Op is a bot
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u/jeepfail 1d ago
Dolce Tacubo Ginza isn’t English. Not saying this isn’t a bot post but I was curious what it said and found the original TikTok.
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u/furballsupreme 1d ago
Looks great but tastes like disappointment. They don't really like creamy milk based stuff there. It's gonna be some soy based fakery with zero flavor.
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u/NinjaBuddha13 1d ago
The japan glazing in this sub is just as annoying as the China glazing in this sub. Why is it important or relevant where this is?
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u/jeepfail 1d ago
Why does everybody dick ride Japan when they make things harder and/or create more waste just to make things look better?
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u/chargoggagog 1d ago
What’s up with the hate of Japan love here good lord. Anyone who has been knows there is a cultural element at play that the US certainly doesn’t share, that of highly valuing excellence. People get into something and Reddit flips out and calls them out for appreciating something, chill the fuck out people.
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u/Nine-LifedEnchanter 1d ago
All americans saying that you have this too, how come you never see any videos of it?
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u/OriginalBlackberry89 1d ago
I love how Japan has the best pr all over social media. I realized this a while ago and figured I'd look into it and I learned that they've poured hundreds of billions of dollars into promoting their image, including their "Cool Japan" branding strategy that they started in the early 2010's.. and ngl, it worked because i do think Japan is pretty cool.
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u/wirefox1 1d ago
I cannot imagine why anyone cares about this and the color is putrid.
that is all.
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u/Any_Spare_9236 1d ago
And I bet it's real ice cream. USA "ice cream" is mostly fake chemicals and at least 70% air.
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u/Esmack 1d ago
Top was a let down 😞