Vietnam's delicious 30k all you can eat Vegetarian Buffet 

It's not endless, just simply vast in varieties.

​@@TheMagnificentLordArceusalmost the same thing

@@TheMagnificentLordArceus "Endless" is a figure of speech (expression), like when someone says the sky's the limit. Don't take it literally.

second only to thailand imo....and only just! :)

​@@kieranbarry8193i have always wondered why Thai cuisine is loved by some ppl, imo the dishes are too spicy and generic in that sense, am I missing sth?

And Vietnamese aren't vegan either. Incredible people!

Vietnamese Vegan/vegetarian is delicious Yes, but healthy? not exactly. less protein and less mineral ( vitamin B12, omega-3, calcium, zinc, iron, magnesium, and high-quality protein), seasoning has alot of sugar and oil to make it appertise, again, Its delicious but anything but healthy. I love them but it is a guilty pleasure.

@@nguenclimax4777 individual foods are healthy, I think what you're thinking of is balanced. It is not balanced.

​@@goeticfolklore lets face it, food are good and bad for you, too much and you'll get sick, enough then you will be fine, healthy or not it is up to what you need from it, if it has that type of vitamin or fiber that you lack, then that is healthy for you, if not and you just eat it for satisfaction, then it is healthy for your mentality, eat whatever you want, just do what ever the heck that your body want then that is healthy.

@@nguenclimax4777 I said exactly what you said in different wording. Part of a healthy diet is about balanced meals. i.e. having all the protein/vitamins your body needs. However, a healthy "food" could be considered any veggie or fruit, which does not complete a totally balanced meal. It is a healthy food component of a healthy diet though.

Yes it is

Interesting as I didn't think Viets were in Boston, never mind a big enough community that has a restaurant with that many items on the menu.

@@doodahgurlieBoston has large Vietnamese community, my aunt live there

@@linhdo1422 Glad to hear. I was in Boston about 20 years ago and loved it (loved it more than San Fran back then due to all the historical stuff)! Didn't recall seeing Asians, per se, much less Viets. :)

lúc trước dịch mình ăn thì chỉ có 20k thôi, quán này ngon và sach

@@AnhKim-te9vt 😁 thế thì quá rẻ rồi ! giờ bún phở đều 30k hết rồi nên một bữa cơm chay 30k cũng ổn, không thành vấn đề !

này cũng có thể gọi là buffe chay giá 30k, ăn đến khi nào hết ẳn nổi thì thôi.

Your family also cook Vietnamese right? That's pretty local haha

@@damiann4734 Yeah they do, but it's the same dishes I get at home 😂 There are many things I want to try that my mom can't cook. I still appreciate my mom's cooking though! Even more so since I moved out hahahaha!

If you are going to Ho Chi Minh City, look up Pi, they are vegan and have AMAZING food and I am a total carnivore. It's on Vo Van Kiet, I think the address is 17 Vo Van Kiet - I used to work next door at EMG -- you have to go through a driveway to get to the restaurant entrance and then up some stairs. Across the street is a place called HUM also another vegan place. If you go out of the center to Thao Dien, there's a place called The Green Box and not only is the food incredible tasting, it also looks like artwork. Plus it's a super cool space to just hang out -- note this is the area where most of the Americans in the city live. also next to most temples, there are usually vegetarian restaurants that often are VERY cheap and sometimes free if you give money to the monks. So sort of free. Just learn to say "khong thit" (kong tit) which means "no meat" and chay means veggies You are going to be in heaven!!!

Because most vegetarian/ vegan Americans just want vegetarian "burgers" "hot dog" "chilli con carne" "meatloaf" "lasagna" "meatballs" "fish fingers" & tasteless raw salads drenched in artificial fattening salad dressings.

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