We said 'yes' to all the dishes we usually say 'no' to at YUM CHA! 

Funny story. After we had eaten, we were walking back through the shopping centre with our masks on, and we all commented on the terrible smell in the shops. Turned out it was our stinky breath after eating the durian!

I think it's very nice that Amy's parents are doing all these Chinese food episodes with her. They are very supportive!!

"It tastes like fart, but a nice fart"... OMG, your dad is hilarious, I'm dying here....

有这样 开明 Open 的父母 真的很好啊。有爱的家庭。（It's so nice that you have these open-minded parents. Such a warm family with love.）

Blondie, your parents are amazing. Dad's humor and candor makes him a joy to watch. Loving all the videos with the parents.

This was definitely not a yuk cha, it was very much a yummy cha!. The durian did smell like fart though! Haha

Beef tendon is rich in collagen and low in fat and cholesterol. Eating more can speed up metabolism, make skin more elastic and delay skin aging. It has the effects of replenishing the liver and muscles, strengthening energy, and replenishing blood. HK ppl love it!

Love how willing mom is to try everything once! No hesitation from her!

It’s amazing your parents are determined to step out of their comfort zone. We all should to some degrees. Well done!❤️

Your dad needs his own YT channel, he's hilarious!

Your dad dares to say what's on his mind which adds shining points in this out-comfort-zone experience. Remarkable!

I honestly love how open minded your parents are it’s so so amazing to see almost brings a tear to my eye!!!

Growing up in Hong Kong, yum cha is as common as going to McDonald's in US, people can yum cha for breakfast and lunch. Now in US, yum cha, dim sum restaurants are in many US cities. Taking my family to have dim sum on the weekend, sipping tea and dim sum is a very soothing and enjoyable thing

This family is so complex and diverse with their taste buds and their openness to try new things!! Bravo!

Durian indeed is a love or hate fruit. I’m a Malaysian Chinese and I’m totally loving the durian!

Love this family. Outspoken dad and daughter, very attractive mum (with great respect being a son of a mum) for balance.......

"Hi five!" - Then chickens only have 4 toes 🤣 "Hi!...four?..."

Beautiful family, I have tried every single items you guys have ordered and I love it. What's good for one culture might not be for another and thank you for being very open minded.

What a wonderful family. Love them.

Your parents are so sweet. I like that they have an open mind to try new things

If everyone (not just westerners) are willing to do what you guys did in this video and let the more quirky dim sums introduce themselves first before getting dismissed. A big shoutout to your tastebuds for working overtime! :D

Sooo refreshing to watch family vlogs like this. You have very adorable parents, blondie! My husband & I love your vids especially those with your family ❤️🤗 Educating and entertaining as always .

"Taste like fart, but nice fart." That killed it for me...Your parents are so adorable. I especially enjoy your videos with your parents in them.

your parents are so cute and funny! and very respectful when trying other cultures' food! love the family dynamic

Tripes are eaten everywhere, even in French cuisine : Tripes à la mode Animal blood is commonly consumed in sausages in the Western civilization. French ( boudin), Irish (black pudding) and German ( beutelwurst) to name a few... Enjoy and jealous watching your videos!

absolutely love this food tasting series, please do more episodes on this.

I almost choked when your dad said: "Are they.... beef *balls*? 👀" 😂

Awesome parents with a playful child……. 😂

I’m Cantonese living in Canada. Glad to see your family go to yum cha. Yummy. Remember to drink tea while eating the dim sum. That’s a culture of yum cha, which means drink 🍵! Haha. Fresh Durian actually smells very nice and tasty. Next time try real durian 😂

Being a Sydneysider whos born and raised in Hong Kong I can say in confidence that Golden Sands in Hurstville is the best yum cha u can get in Sydney Metro. It would be considered top class yum cha even being put in the standard of HK/Guangzhou. Try that one out!

Your dad is funny and hilarious guy. He does have a good sense of humor. Easy guy to hang around with.

What lovely, open minded and fun parents you have 😊

饮茶 doesn’t mean drinking tea only in this situation. I am from 台山, guangdong. 饮茶 is a habit in my town that everyone is sitting and chatting in a table. While dim sum and the tea are the items that helps u through the conversation. In most cases, 饮茶 only happens in morning. We refer that as 早茶。 but as time leaps, there is also a 晚茶, which happens in the evening times after dinner (in rural areas dinner finished by 6pm, so 晚茶 is about 7-8 or even 9 pm sometimes. Before sleep). But since 饮茶 always involved with dim sum, and dim sum demands grew higher as times goes on, now whenever people refer 饮茶, it automatically translated into eating dim sum. I remember when I was a child, my grandpa went to a yum cha store, order the buns and started talking with peers. Teas are automatically charged per table. The price for the tea including refills are standard for all tables and meant to split between the amount of customers in that tables on top of what they ordered. Usually people don’t eat a lot of foods during yum cha, because after they finish yum cha with friends, they go home and it’s almost time for lunch.

As a Chinese I would like to tell you guys, the secret of Chinese food is avoid using big easy chewing portion of meat or fish to cook. Real thing: in China, lots of bigger fish head is much expensive than fish meat. In that way, you always eating but at the same time not eating too much. The "mafan" thing of food is the real secret of delicious, without "mafan" the food would be not that tasty anymore

I like your Daddy, he is so cute and funny~~~he must be a very interesting person~~

It is really refreshing and comforting to see people from different backgrounds trying out authentic Chinese food. I know a lot of people where I’m from (the U.K.) would be absolutely repulsed by this and wouldn’t ever consider trying so this is really nice to see. And you guys are using chopsticks!!

Your dad always cracks me up 🤣🤣🤣

Your parents are fun and energetic! Keep it up with the great work. Loving all of your videos

Wish I had a family as loving as yours

Nice family, that is where nice kid come out when a parent is open minded, friendly and love multiculture. Mum and dad are so nice

Your parents are great. I like that they're willing to try new things. It took me almost 3 years to get my mom to try pho. Exit your comfort zone and find a new one!

love your mum and dad, they're so open into trying new stuff. usually we "yum cha" as in let go for a drink coffee or tea. come here try our localised chinese food or you should try "nyonya" aka "peranakan" cuisine

Am a Hongkonger in London and my boyfriend is Swedish,so joyful to see this video today randomly that u introduce and try our traditional foods for Yum Cha😘🥰😍🤩🥳🤗I also always took my non-Chinese friends and my boyfriend to Chinese restaurants or cook some Chinese dishes for him very often and yeah we have so many different kinds of delicious 😋 foods so keep going to discover more of them👍💋🙏

140K subscribers? no it should be 140M!! I am so addicted to your videos!! Love your family too !!

4:58 your dad with his hands as he says beef balls and moms expression lol

Proud of u folks.... trying everything..... I know people run a mile when see a chicken feet

Yum cha is a familly event especially on weekends when we gather with relatives when i grew up in Malaysia. Chicken feet is always first choice. Much love from a HK+Malaysian Kiwi xo

"Yum cha" in Cantonese is not usually a noun but a verb. It's an action meaning "drinking tea" or "tea drinking".

As a Cantonese, I really like Yum Cha, cause this is our traditional breakfast

Who's the most afraid of tasting the chicken feet? The chicken.

What a lovely family. Very very Australian. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK Amy.

Funny, much of the stuff your family is trying for the first time are items that are part of our usual rotation: beef tripe (my favorite), chicken feet (my mom's favorite), radish or turnip cake, steamed beef meatballs. Our family is lucky enough to have access to possibly the best dim sum in the world in the San Gabriel Valley in California. Kudos to you and your family for being so adventurous.

the waitress looks very nice and friendly ^^ I love how warm, funny, and close your family is

as a Vietnamese born Chinese, I am so in love with durian :)))). But I prefer eating fresh durian rather than any durian-inspired desserts

Tendon is high in collagen and I love it too. But it takes a long time to stew and soften to the jelly like texture.

Love to see you all love Yum Cha. I am from HK. As far as I know, Yum Cha is the most complicated breakfast to prepare and make in the world. Most dishes require timely preparation and professional chef skills. Dim Sum chef usually starts to work from apprentice. We the average cantonese don't know much about the making.

Dim sum is a big part of my life growing up in Hong Kong, and I would say Sydney’s dim sum places are definitely comparable to those local ones in Hong Kong. One of my favourite dim sum place in Sydney would be The Eight at market city near the China town! Really authentic dim sum there!!

The tendons is a stew, cooked for long hours , , it is great source of Collagen, also chicken feet.

This family is so lovely and so adventurous in fine cuisine exploration! Watching their videos is like reading an adventure novel !

what is happiness, I found it, thanks, just enjoy one great meal or one great trip with my parents.

Eating "yum cha"... cutest thing I heard in a long time!

Your dad is too funny... Now we know what a "nice" fart tastes like lol

你们一家很可爱！有这么开放的心，去尝试很多西人都不习惯的食物，难能可贵。

Loved this family so hilarious when they speak Cantonese (mafan),good to see they not afraid to open there horizon trying out different foods.

I had lunch in a Chinese place in Leicester Square (London) some years ago. I think I ordered crispy duck and some kind of noodles. After placing my order, the waiter said "You are not British. Are you American?" I said yes and asked how he knew. "British people never order from that part of the menu."

Nice family! Most girls at your age are not close to their parents. They rather go out with their ftiends. And both your parents are super cool 👍

just loooove ur parents, ur pa is so comical and ur ma is such a goood sport.et the 3 of u play off each other very well. keep up the great work!!

you are so nice smiling with your parents !!!! thanks for your videos!!!

Fun parents. Eat more chicken feet’s and tendons, it has a lot of collagens in it and it keeps you look young and beautiful. I am not joking

I’m a Cantonese 😀the food you ordered in this video are my favour :)

Love this story and it encourages us to have our own yumcha at home!

Love your parents! Super cute ❤

It’s not chicken feet, it’s called “Phenix claws”!!

It's so cool how you grew up with yum cha and your parents are so open-minded, Amy! Radish cake and chicken feet are some of my favorite dim sum dishes that I grew up with! Zongzi and tripe too. I think a lot of Chinese meats have some interesting textures / bones / fattiness / chewiness that are a bit more hard to get used to from a Western standpoint haha

Amy’s mom is quite chill about the new things😊. Your dad is funny 😊

You guys are so hilarious 😆. I’m so glad you guys are so open to the idea of trying so many new foods. This was definitely a RU-vid video worth watching. Way to go guys ❤️.

I'm also a great fan of yum cha, in my junior days I remember my parents' taking us out to Chinatown on a weekly basis. We have everything you showed on your vlog in London on the menu except the duriun puff and the mango cream pancake. I'm so pleased you're willing to try thing's you've never experiment before, good on you Amy and your lovely parents' as well !

In Melbourne, that beef ball would usually come with some worcestershire dipping sauce. I've tried it plain and I've tried with with soy sauce but I always go back to the worcestershire dipping sauce. You mentioned de-boned chicken feet. I only know that in South Korea you can get de-boned chicken feet.

You have such a lovely family. Thoroughly enjoy your video. Thanks.

Aussie Cantonese here, living in Sydney also. Might give that restaurant a try next time i am near. Durians are indeed a very divisive fruit, me and my wife loves it, my mum and some of my asian friends felt like throw up if they smell it. Absolely love your series. watched a few of your other shows already, they indeed very entertaining so keep it up!

Absolutely love this series! “It tastes like fart - but nice fart” I’m dead ❤️❤️❤️

“It tastes like fart” "but a nice fart" lmao hahahahhahahaha.........

I really like your parents, they're fun

This family bonds over food!

This was so funny!! Thanks for being so brave and eating those to entertain us! “Smell like fart” 😂

that description “nice fart” makes me laugh so much

Your parents really are the best and it's easy to see where you got your open mindedness from!

Your parents are the cutest !

“durian tastes like fart 😂lol.” but im actually a super fan of durian. next time try to frozen the durian for hours then you’ll find it tastes just like ice-cream!

Video : "no custard buns, no prawn dumplings. No siu mai." me : *Laughs Hysterically*

I love your parents. I watched several of your videos after YT recommended the malatang video. I am very glad that your parents like most of the Chinese food you shared with them. I feel proud as I love love loooooove Chinese food and our cantonese soul brunch food- dimsum.

I have been watching many bilingual RU-vidr, yours is the one I enjoyed the most and subscribed because of your parents and your personality showing on video. 加油！希望能看到更多你跟你父母一起享受美食與文化。很喜歡你們

I was actually surprised at how delicious chicken feet were. Along with the mango pancakes with cream, they're my favourites at Yum Cha

You’ve avoided the chinese favorites all this while. Now u know why we love it

Awesome to see your family willing to try other culture and learning some of the names! Your parents are awesome and so open minded. Love your dad's comment, "it smells like fart but a nice one!"

Love this adventure with your parents. They're so awesome to try new things. Love!!

Don't ask, just close your eyes and eat.

"smells like fart" and "taste like a nice fart" LMAO

Really like the way you selling the foods to your parent, it is funny and your parent seem like they are enjoying them self .

Your father's expression is so cute, it is fun to look at you people enjoy Chinese food.