The 5 Best Drinks In Vietnam 

Wow, thank you

hey u cant say that with out sonny from best food review

Nahh bro u forgetting Sony, he a beast

You should collab with Chad!

Omg its u

Omg…its sonnyyyy

:GASP: HI

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I love it, too, and I wish more people will do that. It'll help clear up confusions like spring rolls, summer rolls, etc. Are they the fresh or fried version...well, it depends on where you live! And then there are those that call goi cuon salad rolls, rice rolls, etc. I've been on a mission to get influencers to start using the Vietnamese names. If Westerners can learn banh mi and pho, they can learn goi cuon (fresh spring rolls), cha gio (fried spring rolls), trung/hot vit lon (fertilized duck egg), canh chua (sour soup), etc.

@@doodahgurlie agreed! I always ask for my orders in Vietnamese when I get my favorite local places, even though I don't speak a word otherwise! Cha Gio is a personal favorite of mine so I know it well 😁

@@TheAnatic You just need Viets to help you out. Here's me trying to help you out...when you see the ch words together, think j sound. The gi is either y (south) or z (north) sound. The t and th sounds are swapped in English. And please, please use the v and qu sounds as they are written (plus it'd be easier for you to say it if you see it written that way in Vietnamese). The south bastardized the v to a y sound so Vietnam is Yietnam (in Hai Phong, it's VietLam...egads!)

@@TheAnatic have you tried/had chả giò that was wrapped in rice paper (traditional) instead of the yellow wheat wrap they use here in the States? that one hits different.

@@bachha627 yes!! It's my favorite! I have one place that does it but it's far away, so sometimes I journey out to get them 😁

Glad you like it

😂, my body can only take so much. But we will try more in a future episode

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

You spelled Tra Dao correct btw.

Thank you

Thank you

Thank you so much

I agree, Mr. thang is killing it

Thank you

Hopefully they come, thank you

Help spread the word. When I find great channels, I tell others like friends and family or shout them out on youtube and/or IG. I'm sure I annoy some people as they see it as spamming (e.g. for example someone on a Vietnamese-related video by "Sammy and Tommy" tried to tell me to stop, but I didn't as I wasn't just spamming their channel about other great channels, I do the same for their channel - BTW, Sonny left a compliment on their channel, which is high praise). I started doing this with Sonny when he only had 20-25k subs and he's over 10 million now. I like to think I brought him quite a few subs. :)

also, a bubble tea like that would run $6-7 or more here in the US... Crazy!

You are so welcome

Thank you

no it is definaly not soft

He is!

Glad you enjoyed it

I think you mean obsolete.

Durian as well 😂😅

Check out the video previous to this one “I almost died filming this”

Thank you

The drinks in the video are very popular in Vietnam, you can see it everywhere.

@@QuanNguyennv I know, I'm Saigonese and been drinking these my entire life. Doesn't mean I don't want to try new places

@@baileytran3378 mình nhầm bạn là người nước ngoài 😅😅.

@@QuanNguyennv à ko sao, mấy chỗ nc dừa nc mía thì ko bàn, chỗ trà sữa hấp dẫn quá mà ko có địa chỉ nên hơi tiếc :))

7:34 98 Đường số 9, P. Tân phú Thông tin đến bạn.😊

😂, thank you so much. I’m from the Philly suburbs

It’s in the plans 👍

Interesting, 👍

Yeah I think it’s true. When you get the cheapest cups they do taste different

@@yeschefwithchadkubanoff In fact, if it is 100% pure coffee, it will not taste good. Things mixed into it make the coffee taste better. But there are people who mix too much to cheat🤣

I love it, but it taste a little less delicious when you start spending close to the 10 a cup

Thang uses photoshop and I mostly use photoscape

@@yeschefwithchadkubanoff Awesome, thanks so much! Keep doing what you’re doing, man! ✌🏼