Hmong Food Market Tour!! Asia’s Secret Cuisine Without a Country!! 

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Why would someone with an opinion that stupid bother you. Most of the western world eats processed food now anyway.

@@jasonsolis5416 because the person you replied to is a human being and has feelings. You were triggered also, which is why you replied. No shame in being human and words do hurt.

If anyone is giving hate about that amazing looking food then they need to give themselves an uppercut. Who cares if some of it is inspired by other ethnicities food culture, it looks bangin!

@@johnjones3332 I don't think he's triggered, I think he's saying that people that are judging are unintelligent, and are a waste of time

Nah I hate on hmong because y’all are growing a shit ton of illegal weed in NorCal, causing huge issues.

We are everywhere lol California Washington Oregon and many more states! You just need a hmong friend lol. Go find one! When you become best friend she will diffinity invite you to any celebration!

Hmong people make some of the best eggrolls.

Can you explain your last sentence?

@@MrLeemurman the Hmong population became an asset to the Twin Cities whereas the Somali population didn't

@@bangkokfed ok

@@bangkokfed Hmong and Somali culture is different. Unfortunately Somalis come not only from an uneducated background, but their culture isn't the insane feats that the Hmong people have been through. Also Somali's are like super anti-vax on everything lol.

@@bangkokfed How so? Asking because I've only been here in Minneapolis for 7 months; not a city or state I plan on staying for too long but wanna learn what I can from it.

exactly!! sometimes the difference in herbs and the ratio of the five flavors are what show what each culture's taste buds are like. seriously when you taste the two dish side by side, you know who made which one.

Why don't. We.take Americans hamburger add Hmong twiste and Hmong sauce to it and call it Hmong food..

​@@chung388Whats wrong with that? We are adapting to the societies we live in. We migrated from China into SE Asia and now America. So our food reflects that history. It is a beautiful thing. We are a diaspora without a country, so our cuisine is unique. Hmong food is Asian cuisine with American influence.

@@user-7I9gdym4j Nothing wrong, but why don't given credit where credit is do, Like we taken LAOS food and add a Hmong twist to it... It's still going to be LAOS food...Same like u added ur own Hmong sauces to American hambuger its still gonna be an American hambuger..

Totally worth it! There’s also more in Hmong Village

Johnson parkway hmong village, Hella worth it just be prepare to find parking but the food is awesome, I'm hmong and I go there twice a week for the chicken

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Going to look like Fabio in a year.

@@thisissparta8884 what do you mean?

CHECK ME OUT FOOD AND FELONS

@@fernandom9801 He’s referring to Fabio Lanzoni who has fabulous, long hair

Hmong specialty is only copying the gross stuff

Ok stop looking for validation. A foodie doesn’t have to like certain foods.

I rather eat only hmong food for the rest of my life instead of eating american food considering how processed it is and how many excess sugars and fats there are

@@SugarCubic709 it’s all fda approved so you have no valid points 🤦🏽‍♂️

​@@reginaldforthright805 not every food has to be good looking to be good tasting

Really?! I have alotta cousins that live in Fitchburg that are Hmong! The Lors and Yangs lol ask around cuz they’ve been living there for decades

আপলোড করার প্রথম কয়েক মিনিটের মধ্যেই দেখছি আমরা। 👍

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@@markwitte303st paul is disgraceful sounds better to be Minneapolis

Sonny has the best humor ever!! Lmao

Original Hmong foods are boiled and stir fry basically.

Hmong food.

@@user-7I9gdym4j come on bro. I love my Hmong family but even your elders will tell you the truth. I’m not trying to denigrate our Hmong brothers and sisters I’m just stating a fact. Sticky rice jeow stuffed chicken wings Lao sausage papaya isn’t Lao food? Is Kaopoon and Laap Lao food? I literally have in laws that are Hmong and share nieces that are mixed. I grew up next to Hmong families. I’m 45 years old and been in America all my life. I know what I’m talking about. It’s not a shot at Hmong people. But just like we all eat pho and put our own twist on it, we can’t deny it’s a Vietnamese dish. That’s all I’m saying. Hmong ppl hail from Laos so of course our cultures will no doubt share things. But that is Lao food. Like I said, ask any Hmong elder.

LAO FOOD!! They all claim they from China, evidence is there. Hmong American food, language, music don't match up with China. They should show some respect and call it Hmong Lao food. I to have Hmong in my family.

@@BabyC-Pot You do know there are 50 ethnic minorities in Laos, right? Did you take the time to realize that they also contributed to the creation of Lao cuisine? Lao cuisine will always be preserved because you have a country. Hmong are a hilltribe people, they cannot retain their recipes. Hmong people have no political power nor a country to take anything from the country of Laos. Lao people will always have their laab, khao poon and their ways of life. Hmong on the other hand, will adopt and borrow from other cultures to replace what was lost during their migration. You have to understand the Hmong diaspora. Your ancestors treated us badly, you do not get to tell us how we should or shouldn't be Hmong. Our cuisine is not considered Lao food. Hmong food isnt bland, Hmong food is not just boiled pork with greens. Hmong food is Asian Fusion with Chinese, all of Southeast Asia, French and American inspirations. If you want real Lao food, you go to a Lao market or Lao restaurant, you don't go into a Hmong market and start gatekeeping them like how you are doing in the comments.

@@BabyC-Pot Sausages were created in Ancient Mesopotamia. Most countries have their own version of a sausage. Every Human Being eats Chicken wings. Every country have their own version of a pepper sauce. Pepper is not unique to the country of Laos. Most of Asia eats sticky rice. Now tell me again why you are gatekeeping the Hmong? Or did you think Lao was the superior ethnic? You don't get to tell us what Hmong food is or isnt, since when did you become a part of my people and their struggle? I'll wait.