We took my parents to Hanoi, Vietnam for a few days and they absolutely loved it 🇻🇳 Always a super time over there. Please Like, Comment & Subscribe it really helps us out 🙏
Thailand and Vietnam are the two countries I want to visit the most, so I am super thrilled that I can experience them through your parent's eyes. I also love that you made the effort to learn a bit of the local language.
Really appreciate you watching. You should visit they are such amazing places. When you learn even a little bit the local people are so kind and appreciative 🙏
2:38 that sign says a blood donation, glad to see your parents first experience of vn is a good one. all the food looks good. enjoy and have fun. maybe show them the central region oceanside next time.
Another top video you two. More trips to the market needed now they have limbered up with the exercises. I think we're going to Vietnam again for 2024.
Absolutely incredible Ellis, this is one amazing video, so glad you took your parents to Vietnam, I love it when you go back to Vietnam it's practically your second home now because you've been there so many times and it absolutely brings me joy seeing yours and Alicia's face light up stepping foot back into Vietnam
Very humble and down to earth parents. They might enjoy walking in the old streets and night markets of Taiwan. Relaxing in natural hot spring. Perhaps one day you can bring them there. Love your videos
Loving your videos with your Mum and Dad, they'll have the best memories of this holiday with you both. It's heartwarming to watch you all enjoying the experience. ❤
I love how everyone is getting an opportunity to experience my incredible motherland and enjoy all of her hospitalities. Your dad's response to what he thinks of the Vietnamese coffee is amazing hahaha. "Get another one." And your mom's reaction to sugarcane juice "Oh my word". Those are my words always exactly. Enjoy your travels.
This is awesome your parents are adorable they’re absolutely lovely your dad is so funny the look on his face the shock the fear the confusion is hilarious you should have them more often on the Vlog cheers 🍻🍻👍👍😊
So good to see you guys and your videos again. It's so nice to see your parents trying to take it all in as well. Hope you and your parents have a great time in VN, meet friendly and helpful people, eat delicious food at great prices and get to visit beautiful places.
Such a great video, Ellis! This wasn't their first time in Asia, right? If so, wow, they are good sports and pretty open-minded and willing to try anything. At that age, sitting on those stools cannot be easy, but they look like that wanted to try anything and just immerse themselves. Your dad was like a kid in a candy store and his excitement and curiosity was so contagious. Makes for a such a great video. Take them to Ninh Binh, Hoi An and Hue. I bet they'd love those places.
Yeah it was their first time but they are like us super easy going! They loved it sooo much, Vietnam was so much fun for them. They didn't want to leave aha
Lovely video. Never been to Hanoi, but went to Ho chi ming once. And you are amazing elis, you even can speak Vietnamese. For me, vietnamese one of the most friendly people in south east Asian. 👍👍👍👍👍
@@EllisWR Yeah right. It's such a great experience watching your video contents. And see how passionate alisa and you travel, explore, adapt and too much knowledge to tell the world, which is you're not only can enjoy tourist attractions places but also try others places that not common for tourist, Logger, RU-vidr, etc2. And i would say, both you and alisa are foods lover. Everywhere you step, you won't miss to try what local offers. That's the reason I keep tracking your channel. I would say, good contents for people to learn (especially local language), to appetite culture and foods, and most importantly giving a string to attach with people wherever you go. Keep exploring, be safe and I'm waiting for your next video.
@@mylifemyway8067 Thanks we appreciate the kind words and we'll keep tryna show the same things 🙏 We love food it's the best and brings people together!
Hope you and your family will go to West Lake to see the sunset, try Pho Chien Phong, Pho cuon at Ngu Xa street. It is a wonderful spot in Hanoi besides Hoan Kiem Lake.
Absolutely great to see you do the real Vietnamese street food experience, none of that westernised fake street experience. Also a delight to see a pom doing one of these videos.
Great video! Your parents are so cute. I also tried Banh Mi Mama and enjoyed it too. For some reason I love Hanoi better than Saigon. Love the people and the food. Cant wait for more vids with your parents.
Overseas Viets have been selling HCMC hard over Hanoi since they're still bitter about the war. But the Western vloggers I've seen love Hanoi and the north better. I think they like the culture, tradition, history, etc., which HCMC lost in trying to be too Western. Hanoi has this quiet charm that attracts foreign travelers. Vacationers/travelers don't want to go see/do things they can see/do in any Western country, which is what HCMC is like. Also, there's more natural beauty in the north from the caves to the karsts on land and in water. There's Ninh Binh, which many foreigners absolutely love.
Welcome back to Vietnam , glad to see you introduced the banh cuon (steamed soft rolls) to your parents . I also see you came back to eat noodles from the vendor who is fluent in english .
Ellis and Lishe, been watching since the video's on the sea coast in England.. before this launched. This is EPIC to watch Mum and Dad hang out and eat. Well done.
Hi Ellis! Normally, I only watch videos about Thailand but your parents are so lovely that I had to watch this Vietnam vlog! I will continue to watch until they return to England. Please go back to Thailand soon! BTW...you should start a POLYGLOT channel because you're really good at picking up languages.
Hey Kevin! This is a one off Vietnam vlog don't worry! I should probably write a community post so people understand! From now there's loads more Thailand stuff coming. I like to learn languages I might have to start making less videos and studying aha! Appreciate you watching I thought maybe people would also enjoy our family experience in Vietnam!
Tôi rất hạnh phúc khi xem video của bạn, thấy mọi người vui vẻ thưởng thức những món ăn đường phố Hà Nội. Chúc bạn và toàn thể gia đình vui vẻ hạnh phúc dạo chơi ăn uống VN
Tôi là người Việt Nam và tôi luôn cảm thấy dị ứng và khó chịu khi người Việt nào đó bán hàng cho người ngoại quốc với giá cao hơn hẳn giá bán cho người Việt. Dù mặc cả giá là văn hoá phổ thông ở Việt Nam và chính nhiều người Việt Nam cũng là nạn nhân của điều đó. Tùy nhiên tôi chắc chắn rằng số người bán hàng thiếu trung thực chỉ là số ít thôi. Chúc các bạn vui vẻ video rất tuyệt, giá đình hạnh phúc.
This only happens in tourist areas like old quarter. Other than this we've never been lied to in Vietnam. People are hardworking, honest and respectful 🇻🇳🙏
Absolutely love your videos mum. And dad are fab Can you ask your mum where she gets her dresses from I love the green and pink one she has on in Hanoi ❤
Ellis oi its a Friday evening here in West Sussex I am home alone watching your video about Hanoi my home town. Missing it so much and dying for the food you and your parents are having. I recognise every location in the video.. and OMG, just as I was wondering about where it is that you have pho that you keep saying it’s so good, the camera shows its 20 Nguyen Thương Hien,,,, ít was MY street. I lived there all my life until I got married . My house was just a few doors down on the same side.. It was nothing like it is now. It used to be very quiet with just a couple of tea stalls on street. Can’t wait to come back in a couple of months. Thanks for your lively video. Enjoy your time there and all the best 😊. Meanwhile I’ll keep being depressed here in the cold, dead quiet little village in your England 😅
Only been to Vietnam 2 times this far and it combines to 8 weeks... and most of the time in the north. Have to say that sure you can say that people are cold based on that they are straight forward -but they have all been so helpfull, service minded and friendly wherever I interacted with them. I would have loved to bring my parents there but their health sadly dont allow it.. it's so special and wierd that you can fall in love with a place that fast.. I've been around at alot of places in europe but not even the high end ocean views of Nice - France can hold up to a local alley in Hanoi.
Your parents are fully converting over to the SE Asia lifestyle. Eating street food on plastic chairs, tai chi, durian runs, speaking the local languages, talking to locals. It's an addictive lifestyle.
Chào mừng gia đình cháu đã đến thăm Quê Hương Việt Nam của chú Thu.!!❤❤🎉🎉 .!! Chúc cháu và gia đình có những ngày thú vị và vui vẻ ở Việt Nam nhé ...!!!
Hello! Breads can be dipped in hot soup, (sometime hot milk coffee as a snack), but nothing cold or juice. Just pay attention to people around how they eat it to fully enjoy the dish. Have fun!
Fab video, what a brilliant day, I loved watching this. We will be visiting Hanoi for first time in March, we are about same age as your Mum & Dad and appreciated the tips on how to cross the road, eat with chopsticks & exercises by the lake 😁 Looking forward to trying the food & drinks and hubby will be having a street shave. Looking forward to more 🙂
If you're not familiar with the food, do the food tours with various companies. The tour guides are great and will take you for some good food places (unless you request adventurous food for the tour...LOL) and will teach you the history and customs of the country.
You have to explain to your dad that he has to slow cross walk and let oncoming vehicle traffic avoid and not him avoiding traffic. He's more likely going to get hit if he makes spontaneous movement like that.
