What do you think about our BUN CHA? 🤤

The Pho shop owner tried to show you how to reduce the heat and cool of Pho sup in Vietnamese style. You mix vigorously and raise the rice noodles to let the air cool the rice noodles. In addition, you dip the Quay bread into the broth to soften the Quay bread and reduce the temperature in the broth.

Enjoying more local coffees and foods

Hello friends I am Vietnamese and in Russia I really enjoy watching your videos. I've been watching since the first day of this trip when you came to Vietnam on the occasion of Vietnamese New Year. Even though there were times when the weather was unfavorable in the Ha Giang rocky plateau, you tried your best to overcome it. May God give you health, energy and enthusiasm to have joyful and happy experiences there.

A lot of Vietnamese eat bung rieu ,bung cha ca ,Hu tieu bung mam, bung nam vang ,mi quang, mi Trung ,Banh canh , bung Bo hue ,,

Beautiful sharing have a good day take care ❤😊

I don’t know what they blended in the coffee but I love the after taste of it. Even Italian coffee doesn’t have it or the French

Ồ bạn đã quay trở lại thế là bạn đã hoàn thành một chuyến đi tốt đẹp 🎉🥳👍🇻🇳✌️🙂

Ok the people are so nice! In that city. Loved the lanterns all lite up. Great video!! I loved the lady with the coconuts!!!! She was a very nice lady.

Barely cooked egg can have an unpleasant smell if left cold. That is why hot egg coffee is served with a hot bath of water to prevent the coffee from cooling down too quick.

Beautiful scenery to end the vblog. This place is magical ancient.

ชินจ่าวสวัสดีครับทุกๆคน

That looks delicious😊😊

2 lovely creatures ! :)

1:13 Those white slices in the bowl are actually green papaya. Usually the bowl of dipping sauce will also have some carrots inside but for some reasons this bun cha doesn't have that. I think i'd give this a 7/10, an 8/10 for bun cha that has minced garlic and carrot, 9/10 for bun cha that has 3 different kinds of meat and a 10/10 for bun cha that also has fried spring rolls as well😄

You want local vibe try Tam Dao high hill station French resort town an hour drive from Hanoi, it was established by the French with french atmostsphere and recorded to have snow once in history.....but for some reason not much tourist come here instead they go to Sapa

Hello brother, happy new year. May you always be prosperous and prosperous. Happy travel

It's so unfortunate for you guys who got scammed. Even as a Vietnamese person myself, I always exercise caution whenever I visit travel destinations. Anyway, I've always enjoyed watching your videos which have made me refresh during weekend days. I'm curious how many days you'll be in Vietnam. Looking forward to your next videos.

Hehe my favorite restaurant i didn't think foreigner can find it 🤣

Jayesh Chhaya let go get some bún ốc

Chào mừng các bạn đến với Việt Nam , chúc các bạn có những ngày tuyệt vời !

bruh i just paid 25$ for this dish in the us and it was the worst bun cha i ever had....

Welcome to Vietnam ❤🎉

Ok I am so pleased you gave the lady 100! ❤

บุ๋นจ่าน่ากินและอร่อยมากๆนะ

Hey guys, a viewer from Vietnam here! Really love your vlogs, this vid too. Very honest and realistic pov about tourist places since I don't have many chances to travel in even my own country. It's a bit sad because this wasn't the harvest season so you couldn't have a best view of the rice fields. Keep it up guys!

This couple is living the life I want to live; experiencing other cultures.

Great video! First time I see how Ninh Binh city looks since most people just show the other attractions, thank you! Question for Carolina: As a woman traveling in Vietnam, is it safe as it looks?

Tôi rất thích hai bạn. Giản dị và dễ thương

Love all your videos, best of luck guys ❤

Jay thank you so much for the video you made 😀 Karolina you are fantastic and nice girl 😘

2 đi đến nơi tuyệt đẹp, ăn uống rất ngon .ok

Man bun cha always yummy

That bun cha restaurant is near my house. Wish you have a wonderful trip.

Don’t feel bad. I as a Vietnamese got scammed sometimes 😂 There is a saying in Vietnam “Của đi thay người.” Means you lost stuffs but those stuffs will bring away your bad luck (sometimes it may even save your life). And thus, it’s a small price to pay and you shouldn’t think too much about it. Live positively.

Right idea not including temple footage. Once you have seen a few in Asia, you have seen them all.

Looks good, i would love to taste the egg coffee 😋

It's hot water to keep the coffee hot

Thanks for showing the actual city because all the videos I’ve watched of Ninh Binh, vloggers never show what’s there. I love the pagodas you guys went into - so beautiful! And it looks just as beautiful lit up at night, too. I was surprised you guys didn’t read or see videos about how aggressive those parking vendors can be in that area. Just ignore or circumvent them and keep on going until the end. As far as pricing, I wish people would quit using the word dishonest. Yes, dishonesty exists there. But the vendor can charge however much they want because it’s their goods/services, you don’t have to buy it. When you buy things on Amazon and you later find out you could have gotten it for way cheaper, are all the vendors selling it for more dishonest? Or is it the case of you not spending enough time researching and comparing prices? When you buy groceries from one market vs another and there are price differences, are they dishonest or just being competitive? Why is it more so “dishonest” for a Vietnamese vendor than a Western one? Keep in mind, price haggling is also a big thing there, whereas it’s not in the West. I’m not a fan of how the negative connotation are stuck on Viet vendors vs Western ones when it comes to honesty.

Thanks!

You try bun Rieu,Thank you for giving me good videos in Vietnam, wish you both good health, hope you will always enjoy delicious food, you should go to local markets to understand the culture better, stay away tourist area, you will not be charged high prices

12:20 I could be wrong, but according to wiki: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Egg coffee Egg coffee in Hanoi An egg coffee (Vietnamese: Cà phê trứng)[1] is a Vietnamese drink traditionally prepared with egg yolks, sugar, condensed milk and robusta coffee. The drink is made by beating egg yolks with sugar and condensed milk, then extracting the coffee into the cup, followed by a similar amount of egg cream, or egg yolks which are heated and beaten, or whisked.[2] The drink is served in cafes throughout Vietnam, originating in Hanoi.[3][4] The Giang Café Archived 2022-07-04 at the Wayback Machine (Vietnamese: Cà Phê Giảng) in Hanoi is known for serving the drink, which it makes with egg yolk, coffee powder, condensed milk, and, optionally, cheese. The cup is sometimes served inside a bowl of hot water or set upon a small candle to retain its temperature. The son of the café's founder Nguyen Giang claims that his father developed the recipe for the drink when milk was scarce in Vietnam in the late 1940s, replacing milk with egg yolk

The water was to cool d coffee down so d eggnog won't curdle.

I think you wrap the noodle, meat, and veggies using the lettuce. Then dip into the sauce.

I’m a new subscriber I just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos and I especially like the once in Korea you should check out all the k pop

We don’t eat rice everyday we keeps changing our meals

Bỏ tất cả các loại rau vào ăn cùng lúc mới cảm nhận hương vị của nó

It is so cheap . Here USA about $18

Did you guys try Bun Cha Obama yet? I thought you both in Thailand right now.

Our foods are very healthy always vegetables in it you guys will never see over size people in Vietnam

Ninh Binh BUN CHA

12:32 Giang, the creator of Egg Coffee, was a chef at Metropole that catered to foreigners. He wanted Vietnamese to have a taste of the luxurious capuchino that those fking colonizers deprived us from so he used eggs to substitute for cream and milk I hope that what you meant by "they", not those damn French

Which place in Viêt Nam have you visited in this clip ???

Don't forget to take your shoes off before entering next time 😅

Quá tuyệt vời,tôi yêu 2 bạn

Ở đâu của Việt Nam vậy?

From India hi brother

How much do you rent the bikes for?

I didn’t see any ghost 👻? 😊 Thanks 4 sharing 👍

The only food vloogers travelers, letting people keep the change for the cheapest most delicious looking food I've seen a small bowl of pho in cali is 10 bucks minimum today and you got 2 bowls for like 2 or 3 bucks now thats living life and i loved how you gave that little kid money the other vid that was carrying that 80 pound basket of flowers to make money , only good things will happen for you and your wife

Both you ate lots of delicious foods in Vietnam Saigon city but not gained fat because Vietnamese foods are less fat

I really like watching you guys and understand ripping off tourists is just not okay under any forms. But sometimes it’s just not worth fighting or “investigate” the price of just $1 or $2. Considering you guys having such a great time, that couple bucks would go so far for those people so why hesitating over $1. Just my opinion for any third world developing countries, since we live in the west and paying $20 for parking is normal 😅

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Mua đồ ở khu du lịch luôn là rất đắt

what a rule people scam you guys. but thank you that an experience for all of us here

$18 for Vermicelli noodles fish cake Hanoi

These are poor people guys, they are just trying to make a living. 20k is really not worth agonizing over.

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Hello

Egg coffee and French people, That's irrelevant.

You should let your girlfriend hold the camera from now on. She's very stable with it, she's a natural.

It’s green papaya, not radish. So yummy! 🤤

Werd, it’s the principle

You need to be more assertive.

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Enjoying more local coffees and foods