I tried Vietnamese food in Berlin 

Thank you for the support ❤️ it’s way more challenging for me than the short form format, but it is also a lot of fun to make

I agree! More longer videos please! 🩷

​@@uyenninh your editing is getting much more complex! Nice.

For a second I thought 'Why are they talking about 🏏 Cricket ' 😭

Shes faking the extrovert side… lol, because shes an INFP It would be pretty exhausting (for the longer format indeed) i know because INFP flock to me to seek refuge LOL

Oh wow!!

I couldn't agree more. This was so enjoyable to watch.

And also dragging things or hinting at things so you’re forced to watch a whole video of boring stuff. I just either scroll on or skip to the end. Not with her videos. It’s all interesting and genuine.

Oooh, I went to a Vietnamese restaurant in Leipzig, it was heavenly. I had the vegan duck made of seitan. It was better than real meat. Amazing.

@@theverhohnepeople8934 it's true, lots of good food in Leipzig as well, we're never disappointed with it. But Berlin is just on another level of course!

omg I always wanted to visit Leipzig!

Hi, your mostly right, but the part with the slaughter halls are wrong. All halls are newly build, one after a other and continue. This area was former a industrial complex around to produce "electrical coal" (contact brushes) and other parts for electrical motors. After the reunion of east and west Germany, this area was "led open" as the company was going off business. The Dong Xuan Center complex is the 3-th or 4-th great trading center in Berlin for Asian products over the time - and the largest and actual best. 2 of the formal existent are closed and the last other existent is not far from the Dong Xuan Center, at the Marzahner Str. 17, 13053 Berlin. (I would not recommend a visit as the center is almost empty and dying...) The owner of the Dong Xuan Center (and his family) have build some other businesses around the center, like a hotel and the newly opened event center right at the entry of the area. The event center is build at the foundation of the formal "Kulturhaus Elektrokohle" (culture center for the workers at the business complex "electrical coal"). I'm almost shopping every week(end) with my wife there and each time amazed about the size and the count of shops you can buy from, and almost each time there are more shops. 😅🤤

@@theta-my8837 thanks for correcting me, i just assumed that they were slaughter halls cause Lichtenberg was kind of known at the time for them! I also go regularly (at least once a month), they just have the best viet-thai food in Berlin xD

@@Obsidianen The slaughter halls area are not fare from the Dong Xuan Center, roughly 3km. Have a look at this for further information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zentralvieh-_und_Schlachthof If you like to have a view of the remaining ruins at the "Hammelauktionshalle" at the "Blankensteinpark" right beside the "Rinderauktionshalle", yet used by "Zweirad Stadler."

Same here. She makes me laugh. Greetings from Florida. 😊

England gave the world the medium (ie. Language) by which multi-national relationships like this are possible. You're welcome. 🎉

@raptor4441, as a Somali watching this I agree with your comment.

A Slovak person, speaking neither German nor Vietnamese, here. Thank you for making English the new Lingua Franca so people from all of the world can understand each other (yea, I know, the English people have something with it as well).

@@suzy8109 Hmmm. The way English was spread wasn't exactly peaceful (*cough* murderous Colonialism and Exploitation), a bit misplaced to say "you are welcome", don't you think? Oh well. 😅 But hey, the Angles and Saxons (Danes, Germans) brought you English to your Island. You are welcome. 😂

Berlin is relatively small in comparison to the greatest European cities as Paris London or Mockba. So I guess Berlin might be quite boring

I now want to visit Germany but definitely Berlin

​@@freetibett5024Except Berlin is much, much bigger than Paris. Nice try, chap.

​@@freetibett5024".. Berlin might be boring" said literally no one ever... You dont know anything about Berlin, do you?

​@@Thiesi no its not.. It's just the inner city of Paris that is its own district.. The whole city of Paris is much bigger than berlin

I eat too good uyên ninh thank you

It doesn't seem like a chore to him, he obviously really enjoys seeing Uyen be happy, and he liked the food too

I mean it's a lot different with respect to india tho... North Indian kashmiri & South Indian Tamil are basically 180° different from each other.

Your time stamp is 10 seconds off

People from different countries have far more in common than not. Yet people always focus of the differences.

I am a British Indian and even I can confirm that the cultural and cuisine differences between North and South India are like Night and Day. I may be biased but I would say North Indian cuisine is best.

Hope you’ll get well soon 🍀

Wishing you a speedy recovery

Omg she should pin this comment fr.

Hope your recovery is going well!

Hope you are well now!

A relic from the GDR.

It comes as a result of Communist Work Exchange Programs. So, you'll see this immigration phenomenon in formerly Communist areas, like Prague.

They generally have a decently large presence in east germany!When i was growing up and in school,every stage of my school life had at least one second generation vietnamese person in there,one of them was even my best friend growing up.

back then east germany had a contract with vietnam and vietnamese workers were sent there.

@@Desmaad Ah. I grew up in west berlin and was confused but that makes sense now.

German fiancé!

@@jackiedelvalle oops, I forgot he'd been upgraded...

You two are so cute, love the vlogs 💜

Can you recommend good vietnamese restaurants in Paris?

@@MissSarahGM hello yes, there's "Le sourire de Saïgon" - "Viet Pho" "Bonjour Vietnam" for some really nice bobun - "Un jour a Hanoï" - "Do et Riz" "Pho Bida" (this one is a must) you'll find a lot of other places in Paris but those ones are iconic

@@Black3404 thank you so much! I love pandan desserts, do you know where to buy them?

@@MissSarahGM Yess, "Pâtisserie de Choisy" has a whole theme around pandan desserts and sponges, it's so good. Or "Binici" less choices but very cute dessert designs and one or two pandan specialties

For real! Love her content and I’m from the US

Agree! There's also an Indian one. And there's so many different pastry shops around the station, Greek, Korean, Japanese, Turkish, Korean, Chinese etc. You can experience the sweets of the world there🤤

Where is the vietnamese foodcourt located? :) Need to go there!

Hallo! What's the name of the Vietnamese food court in Düsseldorf please? I'd really like to visit the city soon 😊

@@audemakowski8171i think it’s Kim Phi but the food court only opens on Saturday

@@phantranhoang343 thank you so much! I'm saving the address 😊

We have some wonderful Vietnamese restaurants in Connecticut, if you're ever interested. (A family friend is Vietnamese, so we have the inside scoop)😊

@@Kiki-D-Kimono Really?? What city? I'll definitely go check it out.

And you are not wrong 😉it's amazing

Berlin is next to New York City, London, Amsterdam and Tokyo my favorite city. However, Berlin hits different if you are into partying. The night clubs in Berlin raised me😂

@@rinmartell2678 That does sound fun!!!

I also tried it at a vegan Vietnamese restaurant. How hard is it to make at home?

ủa 😆

Hey there RU-vid suggested you to me so I was curious to say hi

Is it makgeolli?

To a degree - if you are a sensitive person, you value politeness, or you have ptsd, it's one of the harshest european cities to be in

​@@vacafuega certainly. if you can't handle any harshness or rough edges around you, and exclusively want to surround yourself with pleasant things, Berlin won't necessarily be for you... or any other big cosmopolitan city like New York, London, Paris etc tbh. Although I do know plenty of polite and sensitive artistic types who still love Berlin and couldn't imagine living anywhere else. Anyway, thankfully Germany has a lot of wonderful smaller towns but also proper cities which will be more pleasant to people of that nature. That's one positive thing about Germany, it's not just one city that's worth living in and they all have their very own vibe.

@@vacafuega Maybe if you choose to live in the middle of Neukölln...

In Berlin you get everything in vegan

I'm also excited to get to check out an authentic vietnamese restaurant, as where I live doesn't have any.

Hey there How is your day going

I would love to try Bulgarian food. I had a Bulgarian aupair as a kid and she never cooked us anything that was Bulgarian. I had aupairs from different countries round the world growing up 😅

Horns beep, wheels screech 😂

We have a lot of smaller Asian Shops here as well. Especially the Vietnamese culture is big in the former east of Berlin because of the DDR times when people came here to work.

ME TOO!!

Outskirts of where? Prague?

@@toomanyopinions8353 yes! Just look up Little Hanoi Prague and its the first thing you will find

Happy I read this here! Little Hanoi/Sapa is great. The best bamboo soup with grilled duck ever 🤩

Horchata is almond, not rice....