Not sure when you were the waiter...But now a day, if the restaurant don't want customers walk in and seat themselves, simply put a sign at the front "Please wait to be seat".

This video is very insightful. Thanks for pointing out these differences. You are quite observant. And it is quite rare that you speak perfect Vietnamese and English. Please continue making these videos.

@@winnwinn7580 You think customers actually follow that sign, especially Viet people. You have another thing coming.

in australia we seat ourselves unless it has a sign saying wait to be seated so i see both peoples points and i dont mind either way..but cutting in line or not waiting your turn is the height of rudeness in my opinion...hate how you HAVE to tip in the USA though..dont do that here unless you want to...

Haha thank you 😅

@@WhatThePho so hóng yr next videos!

Sr.Saravia good luck for you to Eating Vietnamese foods..

Vn food in LA should be cheaper than Germany

@@Dchau360 I'm not quite sure,because I can't remember clearly the price I paid in Germany.I paid 12USD for a Phố which was really good for rainy and cold day in L.A. but I can have the same for 8 o 10€ in Barcelona,which is still expensive compared with VN

@@sutannguyen8599 Vietnamese food is pure joy to me.Brings me back to happy moments and nice people in Vietnam.Of course it makes me want to come back

That's right!!

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The Vietnamese restaurants in the US (or at least in my area) are seat yourself. Most of the time, we do have to go up and pay. One thing that i found curious not all the food is served at the same time....some times my wife's order will come out 5 or so minutes before mine

Happy to help! Best of luck!

Hello pretty

Oh yes, please tip vietnamese people in the US haha

@@WhatThePho Trời ơi! 😂 Okay, free tip for you: Keep making videos, you're awesome!

Thank you :))

When addressing a lover, especially a girl, you can also say em oi. It roughly translates to my darling in that context. That’s probably why they laugh.

Haha okie em chị qua livestream kênh khác em nhớ xem update trên IG nhé

Yeah, her English is a doozy actually!

the foreigners they normally use idioms a lot in between which make it hard to understand if you just don't know one or two words in a sentence.

@@trongphan6197 That is incorrect. Americans use a lot of slangs more and seldom use Idioms.

You will only listen to Americans or Vietnamese children that grow up and born here in the US speak English if you really want to improve your English. Practice with your pronunciation and listening you will get better .

@@somethingwong3827 Cut him some slack and give him the benefit of the doubt that he meant idioms.

@@preston74 Take a Hike.!

That's awesome!! And yes, people understand English pretty well here

@@WhatThePho Excellent! Thank you Van!

2 USD is generous.

@@preston74 The bell boy apparently expected more.

yeah bcz maybe have som people thought that: look so rich guy but just tip for 2 dollar while he expected more, i think he's greed person. but it's depends on each person, not at all. 2 dollars is generous, don't mind about that. even though u dont need tips, that's ok. as long as you're kind with waiter/waitress like give the thanks for them. and finally thanks for your coming in here!Wish you have a good experience

Yes, I was in China and thailand

Thank you Thomas! It's a part of doing youtube and I just need to deal with it :))

@@WhatThePho God, how true that is! I don't even "do" KZfaq, but still have to deal with the haters. Any time you say something substantive, or even not necessarily substantive but in a well-worded way, there will always exist members of what they call "the peanut gallery" lying off somewhere in the shadow of the margins waiting to lurch and, well, essentially show their ass. Especially in the West, and perhaps particularly in the US, there's a real and tangible tendency folks have to do a twisted sort of math which says, in sum, "Your capability shines a spotlight on my incompetence," and leaves them to respond to your input in ugly ways and even on very personal terms. Shutting them up (or down) has almost become sport for me. Easy pickings. They always overreach. In your case? You, my dear, are what we in the US call "the real McCoy." In other words, you simply ooze of not only goodwill but also a rare degree of authenticity. Something to be very, very proud of. So sure, those who lack the capacity for such authenticity and, instead, truck in any of various forms of duplicity, are naturally going to be drawn to you like a magnet, or like moths to a flame. The ugly loathe beauty. It makes them feel cheated. The courage to be authentic is high order beauty. So let them burn themselves out. All the rest of us adore you, as we should.

Haha that’s cool!

me neither. That's really gross to think someone is flossing at the table.

Same as any village around the world. Whatever they can raise, pigs, chickens, goat, etc..

Oh wow you got me there with Hu Tieu on the beach. Add in a Saigon Beer and you are in heaven

I used to work as a waitress in Ninh Kieu quay which is a tourist destination in Can Tho, Viet Nam. We didn't usually get tipped but when we did most of the time It's from foreign tourists not Vietnamese customers

That was what I suspected. Most countries do not tip. America is one of the few that tips. Even in Europe tips are uncommon unless it's from Americans. In the Philippines they expect tips only from American citizens as well.

Chị ng việt mà em lol

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