Kō in Maui, Hawaii serves ahi tuna that’s cooked on a 700 degree lava rock. Diners get their own table-side stone called an “ishiyaki” to cook the tuna to their liking. The restaurant’s ingredients are all locally sourced and indigenous to Hawaii.
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This is the second time you upload this same video
Isn’t this a reupload?
ITS RAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now you just walk down the street to the leilani estates and cook it on the sidewalk
Too bad it’s only hot enough to cook 1 piece
You don’t own this??
Perfectly good way to ruin sushi-grade tuna by overcooking one edge. Just eat it raw, dip in with some quality soy sauce & spices/wasabi..
looks like a watermelon slice 🍉
guys… the beginning with trumpets sounded like Brooke’s from one piece’s humming lol
Put some oil on the rock so it doesn't stick damn
Tuna looks fresh
How to cook it: you don't
Listen, I love the idea. It’s cute! But some people don’t know how to cook dank salmon right
GREAT! Now the cooks can be lazy.
I'm so hungry (for seafood)…… But it's 3 am 😂
Why the hell would I want to visit an expensive af restaurant to cook my own food. What a scam.
I actually really want this because i can cook it however i want lmao.
I imagined my phone dropping on that rock..
Rip phone
I don’t even like tuna or eating raw meat so why am I here
That'll be $40, thank you
Anyone noticed that music is THE SAME of Bink's sake from One piece?