New Yorker Schlatt Explores Japan’s Best Pizza – The Ultimate Taste Test

Schlatt, a proud New Yorker, has always been convinced that New York pizza reigns supreme. In a daring culinary adventure, Schlatt travels to Tokyo, Japan, to see if the bustling metropolis has what it takes to match New York's legendary pizza. The YouTube video titled "New Yorker Tries Japan’s BEST Pizza" offers an entertaining and insightful journey into the pizza culture of two iconic cities.

Schlatt starts his adventure by showcasing what authentic New York pizza is all about, with a pit stop at Coney Island, Brooklyn, where he consults locals at a pizza festival. Here, true New Yorkers share their passionate views on what makes their pizza unparalleled – from the fermentation of the dough to the choice of tomatoes and cheese. The consensus? New York pizza is a tough act to follow.

With expectations set high, Schlatt heads to Tokyo, the largest city in the world, to sample seven different pizzerias. The first stop is Roco Pizza, a venue that impresses Schlatt with its authentic New York City vibe. From the American flag to the traditional parmesan shakers, Roco Pizza does not disappoint in atmosphere. But the true test lies in the taste.

Schlatt dives into the pizza, analyzing everything from the sauce to the crust. The initial verdict? The sauce is a hit, with its delicious and rich flavor making a strong impression. However, the crust leaves something to be desired. The journey continues as Schlatt ranks each pizzeria based on both taste and vibes, providing an in-depth look at how Tokyo’s pizza stacks up against New York’s famed slices.

Throughout the video, Schlatt maintains a humorous and engaging commentary, keeping viewers entertained while delivering a thorough analysis of each pizza spot. Whether Tokyo can rival New York’s pizza remains a question to be answered by watching the full video.

For an entertaining and mouth-watering exploration of Japan’s best pizza, join Schlatt on this epic culinary journey by watching the full video on YouTube.