Thank you for that Warillusen! : )

I'm doing the same thing 😂

Same here

Me too

Likewise 😂

thank you Bellar for the warm message, everyone I met in Melbourne were so friendly and down-to-earth which is very hard to find in big cities. I just uploaded a new story about the Phillip Island Penguin Parade you should take a road trip there too, it was one of the most beautiful things I've seen!) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/grKppLqF1qq3mZ8.html

I had to look up what a bloke meant as I'm not used to this term. hehe thank you so much for your kind words : ) have a great weekend ahead Eetswa!

It's encouraging comment like yours that motivate me to share more stories with the world. Thank you Lynn and I totally agree, Melbourne is such a wonderful city! :)

Thank you Ed! yes, very international city with small town vibe! so many great memories. Thank you too for making this special trip happen :)

Thanks (Taa~!) You! Yes, Aussie people are so friendly and I loved the laidback multicultural vibe + beautiful nature in Melbourne. :)

Hi bijoobk! Thankyou so much for your kind and encouraging comment! I feel the same way about my hometown… it’s only when my friends visit me from out of town that I get to explore some of the best spots in my city as well. Hehe I’m glad you enjoyed my vlog, try a few places mentioned, all the foods were very yummy!

Having lived in Beijing and Bangkok for the last 14 years where it's very rare to see blue sky, yes, visiting Melbourne was a like a dream :) Now it's one of my favorite cities around the world, I hope to visit again. Thank you for your warm welcome! Ta

I too travel over the years,mainly Hong Kong, Thailand and Vietnam, and I always look forward to come home to Melbourne, we take advantage of the fresh clean air and the blue sky that other countries wish they have.Melbournians are very welcoming, friendly and down to earth.Also,we have free drinkable fresh water straight from the tap all over Melbourne.You should venture out of the city and travel to some of the very multicultural Asian enclaves like Springvale,Glenn Waverley and Box Hill,more Vietnamese,Malays,Indonesian and Chinese food and Chapel Street,where Italian coffee and food started in Melbourne.Enjoy😊.

@@dublsrz I will note these places down for next time I go back to Melbourne (hopefully for a longer stay) thank you for the recommendations :)

Thanks Alex, have a great week! :)

Yes, it's such a charming city. You are welcome and I hope all of us can goto Australia again!

I wish I shared some of that DNA! hehe I absolutely loved Australia because of Melbourne :)

wow thank you for your sincere message! And yes, I absolutely loved the arts & multicultural aspects as well as the coffee culture in Melborune. Now it’s one of my favorite cities around the world! Thank you also for all the other recommendations (I want to check them out next time I visit!) as a fan of original Nintendo games & Dali, all the exhibitions sound fascinating! Thanks AutumnalMountains

@@TJStories You're welcome. Np. 🤗 Lovely edited vid. Also what's coming on screen is a representation of the videographer's consciousness and what's filtering thru their eyes. Yea I'm used to commenting, especially on Reddit. 😁 Peace ✌️.

thank you Shaeshae for your kind comment! have a nice day!

Melbourne is definitely one of the most beautiful and charming cities in the world! ❤️🇦🇺

Thank you so much for your message LJ. I liked both Melbourne and Sydney but just between you and me - for all the things that you just mentioned, I left my heart in Melbourne :) thanks again, Ta~!

NO, I have been to Sydney in April. The Asian food in Melbourne is just so much better.

Ta~! Thank you, yes I had the best time exploring Melbourne and its beautiful surrounding areas. I will soon post a new story about Phillip Island Penguine Parade :)

Yes, it’s the only city that I visited that had all the best and authentic foods from all over Asia plus I loved the coffee culture there as well. Thanks Leslie, have a good week! :)

Ah thank you Tae for watching! Aussie people are so friendly and yes I love the food culture there :)

thank you for encouraging comment @Fish29077 :)

Yeah, I bet you'll like staying in Melbourne for long-term Richard hyung!

Thanks Justin!! Make sure to also check out Lune croissanterie, it was so worth the wait!! I will post another video about that + the winery tour in the future. I heard from Sarah you are doing well, hope we can catch up in person in Taipei or BKK or SF soon!

Hey Justin, thank you for your encouraging comment!! (Also check out Lune Croissanterie there, it was well worth the wait!). I will make another video about that plus the wine tour in the future. Anyways, I heard you are doing well from Sarah, i hope we will have chance to catch up in person again in BKK, SF or Taipei!

thanks Hyun, we have good taste in food :) okay, I will try to edit the next story on time this time (hopefully I can get faster at editing)

I wasn’t sure how to spell it… thank you for letting me know. TA fraggy :)

I miss it too!

@@TJStories I am an AUSTRALIAN Tamil South Indian who lived in Melbourne,VICTORIA - 2007 to 2019.. The Euro and Western immigrants for generations think INdia based on the Capital and HINDI Language. North India - Bollywood- Hindi- Punjabi CUISINE is not the Western WOrld THinks... This is not the only INDIAN FOOD here... 1 cuisine for the western world... Whatever you had the western known North Indian Punjabi Cuisine.. There are lots in California and New York- South Indian Cuisine.. Please do try South Indian cuisine in the US India has Hindi.. its spoken mostly in North India.. Bollywood is only known for any Indian movie.. RRR movie is from South India.- Telugu State. Lot of Tamil and Telugu Migrants for generations in the US We got 22 languages with 24 dialects in 22 states from North to South India. India is Unity in Diversity.. Please do check out about RRR movie about SOUTH Indians AR RAHMAN about Tamilnadu. LOTS Of BRITISH history in SOUTH India - Exclude Pondy- Pondicherry- French Territory and GOA Portugal territory. 1. Tamilnadu- Tamil is the language- CHENNAI Capital.. BRITISH History- GOOGLE - Madrasapattinam in WIKIPEDIA.. Liverpool AMY Jackson was our star in this Movie Debut then she went to MUMBAI- North India- Bollywood.- HINDI region... But each state has it own Language - TAMIL CUISINE 2. Telugu Language Land- 2-a Telangana- Capital Hyderabad & Andhra Pradesh- Capital Vijayawada- SPLIT Recently... TELUGU CUISINE 3. Kerala - Malayalam- the land where you had been already.. But plan and come - Westerners are attracted to Kerala and Chennai. KERALA CUISINE 4. Karnataka - is the land of MYSORE King and TIPU SULTAN.... - KANNADIGA CUISINE AUSSIE Tamil SOUTH INDIAN who lived in MELBOURNE VICTORIA- 2007 to 2019 .. CURRY is a mixture of MEDICINAL SPICES not THE HEAT RED CHILLIS and GREEN CHILLS... Cheers from #pollachi #coimbatore #tamilnadu #SouthIndia

@@PradeepRaajkumar1981 wow I learned many new things about India, I had no idea, India had 22 languages and so many varieties of foods! I would like to try going there one day to visit :)

I feel flattered, thank you Harrya for your kind words of encouragement! I got to goto both Melbourne and Sydney but only had 2-3 days each, hopefully I can go for longer next time. I had no idea I would love Australia this much!

Let’s hope for the best & that you have more time the next time around 🙏🏼

@@harrya9040 Thank you Harry, I learnt from my Aussie friends - Ta~! enjoy your weekend! : )

Thank you! Australia is such a beautiful country and I have yet to explore many more amazing places. I'm editing a new video for the day trip we took to the Phillip Island to see the famous penguine parade, new story will be out these two days :). thanks again Jules!

ah yes! I also tried Turkish coffee else where, I remember it being very strong and more aromatic. Melbourne had such diverse varieties of imported coffee beans & coffe-based drinks, I really enjoyed it!

thank you for correcting me, I love LLB! I want to try making it at home.

I absolutely loved Melbourne too, such a multi-cultural and charming city!! I hope I can go there again soon

Melhbourne loves you. and thank you

ooh! may I know what the name for that small cafe is? (there were so many I wanted to try.... I would like to check it out when I make it to Melbourne again (hopefully sooner than later).

You're welcome! I hope you can keep making videos too (I just saw your costco video) :)

What a cool aspiring profession! Melbourne is the perfect place to become a coffee barista :) I hope you can reach your dream soon Natsumitsu :) ganbatte kudasai!

yes, to be honest, in terms of taste, I couldn't really tell the difference but the texture of the foam did feel a little bit smoother in the mouth.

It was yummy! and you are right.... a bit costly compared to Bangkok. I would love to go again!

oh I see, thanks for letting me know! yes, my other Aussie friend told me Flat White's foam is also more like micro foam, smoother mouth feel. Next time, I gotta check out where all the locals go for their flat white :)

thanks Arvin! Melbourne was really amazing! I'll make a few more stories about Melbourne and Sydney later this year : ) hope you are doing well!

I have to agree :)

I studied Chinese at my university in the U.S. then lived in Beijing for a few years :)

yes, it did feel like it was a spot for many tourists...but the coffee there was still better than the ones we get in many coffee shops in Asia hehe. Thank you for the recommendations, I will note them down for next time I get to visit Melbourne! (the locals know all the best places :) I want to try REAL good flatwhite next time!

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