Thank you :D I am trying to find more Canto speakers to practice my Canto in HCMC :D But i so far only found this store. I highly recommend their food very home cook and not overly MSG :D

@@bernardwangg District 5 and Chợ Lớn is where the chinese people live, and they speak cantonese, also very friendly and if you lucky they even give you discount if you speak cantonese to the shop in Chợ Lớn market.

@@HidenoriTakashi wow! I must really go check out Cho Lon market 😊 If you have any local food places to recommend me to visit do share too🙏🏻

Hey Long, thanks for asking. Yup I am so happy i upgraded my gears. Hmm, honestly i must say every country has rules to follow no matter where I go, it is only wise not to touch on sensitive topics like politics. As long as i can go about my daily life, i am happy and contented. But again, I am a visitor, I do not have the privilege to voice my concerns or suggestions in another country's domestic affairs. I love vietnam alot because it made me appreciate the little things i got in life. Also, once i get out of touristy spots in vietnam, i feel alot more relaxed too :) Let me know what you like to watch next on my youtube :D

@@iwrld1 thank you bro. 😎

yes sir! we can go for groceries shopping too :D

​@@bernardwanggI would love grocery shopping vlog😊😊

thank you. I have one here too :D check it out :D kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7aggLujt66nY5s.html

Hi, for the time spent to cook, wash and rinse my rice and vegetables I feel it cost almost the same price. I cook my meals because i need alot more protein for muscle building. Groeceries here are affordable and good quality. I prefer to go to local supermarket instead of big international chains due to price differences. Let me know what you like to watch next :D

@@bernardwangg Nice! Can you do some massage parlors, hair salons, dimsum restaurants? I heard Saigon has so much to explore.

@@ewnyMetroExpress thank you. I’ll take note 😀😀

Hey :D Nope, not yet hahah

hmmmm my gaydar is ringing

@@icedragon7396 😭😭