thank you for showing this!!! how amazing. My husband is Cambodian, his parents both fled cambodia to come to the US because of the genocides. they came to Chicago for their better life and are still there.
Miss my old home! Grew up there for 33+ years! I remember when Shoreline Village was under developed and the bay (lighthouse region) was a muddy puddle. I use to fly kites there until they built an aquarium. Shoreline was a little magical place for a lot of folks! I love how diverse LBC really is. I wish ppl are more accepting and welcoming of each other, especially in LB. I grew up being hated for being Asian. Which is extremely ridiculous. I had no choice in whatever skin suit I was born into. I can appreciate different cultures. Life is so boring without variety in life, but not everyone is open minded. Glad you’re wiser & above the ridiculous prejudice & societal construct placed on a person. I can tell you that I know Khmer people love you and what you do! We will definitely continue supporting you!! 🎉❤
You should come visit Lowell, Ma too! It’s the second Cambodian populated city in the US second from Long Beach. Thank you so much for showing love for our culture, you are awesome!!❤
God bless this lady! Her parents and husband passed away and she’s still smiling. I hope a life in the USA brings her peace and happiness. Great to see a bit of the USA, I’ve done NYC a few times and lived briefly in Orlando (until cancer but that’s another story!). Most i know of these ends is what NWA taught me 😂
Love it...I went to Long Beach State and our fraternity (I know) house was on PCH & Atlantic...the hood. We were neighbors with Rollin 20 Cambodian's and they were awesome, rocked the Tarheel blue. They would come to our parties and would basically act as security. We respected them and they respected us...great times.
Wow, my wife and I watch you just about every day , i stayed right there on 11th & Alamitos. I was also raised in Long Beach, but I moved away like 20 years ago. I'm still in Long Beach but not in a rough neighborhood.
This whole video makes me happy about living here as a child and remembering all the stores I went to as a kid with my ma-yay 😢 when you come over again Chris you should try out this place called Little La Lune. With the recent changes when I was in school a lot has changed when growing up.
You’re absolutely correct this genocide about Cambodia haven’t been notice much .. this guy Paul pot is like Hitler, if anything worst he killed million of his own peopl, and thank you for letting people know and voicing about Cambodia it mean a lot when other culture help take noticed of our History that haven’t really put out there in the light that it should be.
21:00 Chris, I'd like to clarify that Pailin is the name of a North Western province in Cambodia that is well known for precious gems. That's why she mentioned sapphire and ruby when speaking about Pailin.
Understood ! Pailin Province , is known as an Island of Gemstones. My parent and siblings are from Pailin my beloved father was a Concert TBongn he’s was a well-known successful in Gemologies everyone in Province known him he’s an entrepreneur back in 1950-1960-1974 until 1975….the Genocide wipe everything out nothing left only skin and bones we escape last minute. 😓💜🙏🫢😯❤️thank you so much for this valuable , informative, comment !🙏❤️
Please ! would love to connected to you because my aunt back in Europe were asking if anyone are from Pailin Province and myself from Pailin as well . Would be really appreciated ! Thank you so much 🙏💜😓❤️
The gang violence has subsided a lot. I live here and recently move closer to the beach, and I rarely encounter gang violence. It kinda died because people are being priced out of their homes. The city is getting gentrified.
Hi Chris, I’m Paris I love the love that you have for Cambodian, I’m grown up in Long Beach too,but now I’m moved to Moreno Valley 1 1/2 to 2 hours drive from Long Beach depending on the traffic. You know what I wanted to hangout with you one of this day. Bye now.
Nice to have culture here in U.S. I'm in Orlando we have a Little Saigon area with Asian markets and very diverse restaurants. There are a few Malaysian restaurants to. Many Thai restaurants and Korean BBQ is getting very big around here.😋🔥
Emigrated there from 1978 to 1986 as a S.E. Asian teen. Bad back then as well, lived east side and west side and attended Jackrabbit school. Don't think of coming back even for a visit.
Welcome home Chris. Growing in these streets I witness gang activity ever since I was about three and witness countless homicides at a young age. Thanks for sharing and shedding lights on our culture
Yo Chris, that’s crazy. You showed your go to burger spot when you got off after school and I actually lived around that area right on Atlantic that’s crazy in that same route where you’re standing in the parking lot are used to walk to school to Poly. … CRAZY small world! 😂😮
An absolutely wonderful video. In the Bay Area there is a large Cambodian community and they are kind, hard working. hu,ble and gracious. When l lived in Fresno l found out there is also a large Cambodian community - they hold a festival each year , it is educational and the food is absolutely delicious. Thank you for sharing a glimpse into the Cambodian community in Long Beach. I plan on going that way soon, and l will definitely go to Monoram that you went to and l also look forward to going to that very kind lady's business and making some purchases from her. I have so much respect for those who come here with little or nothing, work hard and turn their hardship into a generational blessing for their family and community.
The dollar is not the national currency of Cambodia!! The real is. The us dollar is "accepted" as a convenience for toursits. It is not the national currency
Pailin is the name of a province in Cambodia. It is known for their rare and quality stones, which she was trying to explain it to you. Appreciate you showing love to our community 🙌🏻🇰🇭
Oh wow man, I spent a lot of time in Long Beach. I used to live on St. Joseph street in Belmont Shore and my Mom and Dad owned a Chinese restaurant on East Second Street for years. A little before your time though. I’ll always have fond memories of Long Beach. I practically grew up there in the late 70s to mid 80s. Yeah that’s how old I am. 😂. By the way, Good to see Gladys back. And also awesome of you to showcase Cambodia Town. Your lunch looked awesome.
Love this video, thanks for showing our city and my culture. mad respect. i knew you was gonna make it from the first time i ever started watching you from the bargaining videos. you didnt stick to bargaining only, you branched out and did a great job. salute to you my brother! get that bag! - From a Cambo fan from the City by the SEA!~
Pailin is a province in Cambodia. You're supposed to squeeze the lemon into the salt and pepper and use the mixture for your beef loc lac. And yes... we want more of Gladys!
Come to Indonesia (jakarta, bandung ,yogjakarta ,Bali city). many of the best destinations from these cities, ranging from food, culture, beaches, diving to mountains are very indulgent... I hope you come to Indonesia soon. 🇮🇩 ❤
I love this. Its so amazing when you show us Cali too. Thats your domain and no better your guide for us than you man. All the best and hope to see more of these videos from you.
And Little India in Cerritos and Little Thailand and Little Japan, Little Vietnam, Little Korea, Little Ethiopia, Little Iran, Little Armenia and so many other places in LA.
Actually the lemon and paper is a component of the Lok Lak itself. Traditionally it'd be Kampot paper with lime. It's supposed to be the sauce you dip with the beef. Besides, it looks delicious and makes me missed Cambodia so much.
Hi Chris, I am a fan of your channel! Thanks for stopping by Cambodia town
I miss Long Beach 🥺 my childhood hometown.
thank you for showing this!!! how amazing. My husband is Cambodian, his parents both fled cambodia to come to the US because of the genocides. they came to Chicago for their better life and are still there.
Hi from Cambodia ,
@@sssienghai6912 Hello!!!!
@@simplymeghan9622
How are Cambodians treated out there in Chicago?
@@unluckyone7531 They've had no issues except during "rona". When everyone went bonkers over Asian people because of it.
Does cambodia look like Sinaloa?
Miss my old home! Grew up there for 33+ years! I remember when Shoreline Village was under developed and the bay (lighthouse region) was a muddy puddle. I use to fly kites there until they built an aquarium. Shoreline was a little magical place for a lot of folks! I love how diverse LBC really is. I wish ppl are more accepting and welcoming of each other, especially in LB. I grew up being hated for being Asian. Which is extremely ridiculous. I had no choice in whatever skin suit I was born into. I can appreciate different cultures. Life is so boring without variety in life, but not everyone is open minded. Glad you’re wiser & above the ridiculous prejudice & societal construct placed on a person. I can tell you that I know Khmer people love you and what you do! We will definitely continue supporting you!! 🎉❤
Chris thanks for showing us your neighborhood where you grew up, that shows you never forgot your roots that’s awesome!
You should come visit Lowell, Ma too! It’s the second Cambodian populated city in the US second from Long Beach. Thank you so much for showing love for our culture, you are awesome!!❤
My uncle family is in Haverhill, Massachusetts
I’ve never been to Lowell. Would like to visit there one day. Greetings from Southern California.
I don't know if it's still around but Yummy Express had my favorite Cambodian food.
@@blockraven22 yes it still is! 😊
Lowell, MA is a horrible place to visit.
I just subscribed because of your love for Cambodia 🇰🇭. Thank you for showcasing Cambodia 🇰🇭
appreciated all your videos, Love from Cambodia❤🙏
Thanks for your background and history of Long Beach from a homie perspective. Beautiful Cambodia Town.
We just from that place in lately with a good memory... We visit Cambodia Town in Long Beach every year. Thanks for sharing.
God bless this lady! Her parents and husband passed away and she’s still smiling. I hope a life in the USA brings her peace and happiness. Great to see a bit of the USA, I’ve done NYC a few times and lived briefly in Orlando (until cancer but that’s another story!). Most i know of these ends is what NWA taught me 😂
Cambodia 🇰🇭 people are some of the nice and kind people in the world and I am Mexican supporting our Cambodia brothers
Love it...I went to Long Beach State and our fraternity (I know) house was on PCH & Atlantic...the hood. We were neighbors with Rollin 20 Cambodian's and they were awesome, rocked the Tarheel blue. They would come to our parties and would basically act as security. We respected them and they respected us...great times.
Another great video and Many Thanks Chris...!!!
Am Cambodian from Kompot, & now alived in seattle! Still missing my Hometown!!! Beautiful foods & Lovely cultures! & scenery’s🥰🥰🥰💪💪💪👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks a lot! Are there a lot of Cambodians in Seattle?
Wow, my wife and I watch you just about every day , i stayed right there on 11th & Alamitos. I was also raised in Long Beach, but I moved away like 20 years ago. I'm still in Long Beach but not in a rough neighborhood.
Thanks a lot for sharing bro! I appreciate you and your wife a lot! Tell her I said hi! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
This whole video makes me happy about living here as a child and remembering all the stores I went to as a kid with my ma-yay 😢 when you come over again Chris you should try out this place called Little La Lune. With the recent changes when I was in school a lot has changed when growing up.
Thank you for showing Cambodian town in us. Love and respect from Cambodia ❤🇰🇭🇺🇲
I Remembered You Guys. I Had Watch One Of Your Video About Cambodia. In Cambodia.. Nice!""
You’re absolutely correct this genocide about Cambodia haven’t been notice much .. this guy Paul pot is like Hitler, if anything worst he killed million of his own peopl, and thank you for letting people know and voicing about Cambodia it mean a lot when other culture help take noticed of our History that haven’t really put out there in the light that it should be.
You stay busy man i respect all the hard work you do for us on the channel this channel makes me happy man keep it up
I grew up here my cousins are Cambodian beautiful culture and even more amazing food
21:00 Chris, I'd like to clarify that Pailin is the name of a North Western province in Cambodia that is well known for precious gems. That's why she mentioned sapphire and ruby when speaking about Pailin.
Understood ! Pailin Province , is known as an Island of Gemstones. My parent and siblings are from Pailin my beloved father was a Concert TBongn he’s was a well-known successful in Gemologies everyone in Province known him he’s an entrepreneur back in 1950-1960-1974 until 1975….the Genocide wipe everything out nothing left only skin and bones we escape last minute. 😓💜🙏🫢😯❤️thank you so much for this valuable , informative, comment !🙏❤️
Please ! would love to connected to you because my aunt back in Europe were asking if anyone are from Pailin Province and myself from Pailin as well . Would be really appreciated ! Thank you so much 🙏💜😓❤️
Love the video I’m happy to see the most populated people of Cambodia outside the country❤
So glad you enjoyed it! ❤️🇰🇭
I used to live in Long Beach, CA. I cannot believe you in Long Beach. Welcome back from Cambodia.
Great to see you both filming about Cambodian town and eating khmer foods. I love your blog. You both look great 👍. God bless you 🙏 both ❤️
Thank you so much 😁
The gang violence has subsided a lot. I live here and recently move closer to the beach, and I rarely encounter gang violence. It kinda died because people are being priced out of their homes. The city is getting gentrified.
Wow, you are all over the world, and the channel is growing quickly.
Thank you so much! Yes, I've been jumping around a lot!
Keep up the great content Bro Chris
Thanks a lot Ed!
Awwww Gladys!!!! We've missed u beautiful lady! ❤
Hi Chris, I’m Paris I love the love that you have for Cambodian, I’m grown up in Long Beach too,but now I’m moved to Moreno Valley 1 1/2 to 2 hours drive from Long Beach depending on the traffic. You know what I wanted to hangout with you one of this day. Bye now.
appreciate the love showing the culture and im also from long beach. Also Khmer is pronouced khmai :p.
🇰🇭🇲🇽 Long Beach, stand up!
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻❤️
Nice to have culture here in U.S. I'm in Orlando we have a Little Saigon area with Asian markets and very diverse restaurants. There are a few Malaysian restaurants to. Many Thai restaurants and Korean BBQ is getting very big around here.😋🔥
You always hear about gangs and violence in Long Beach, but the city has so much more to offer than that.
Grew up in Long Beach CA from 1986 to 1999 rough times back than with gangs and poverty.
Yeah definitely was different, but now a days its getting quite bad again as well unfortunately.
Wow i didn't know u was from the Lbc also that's dope glad u showed the city some love
Emigrated there from 1978 to 1986 as a S.E. Asian teen. Bad back then as well, lived east side and west side and attended Jackrabbit school. Don't think of coming back even for a visit.
You’re back home welcome back😊
Pailin is the name of province in Cambodia 🙏. Thank you for good video.💙
Look very beAutifull PLACE nice view KAMBODIA TOWN
Welcome home Chris. Growing in these streets I witness gang activity ever since I was about three and witness countless homicides at a young age. Thanks for sharing and shedding lights on our culture
Am really suprised when u mention LOT CHA and Lok lak !!! I loved eating a lot of those too when i was in Cambo😜😜
Yes soooo good! Love those dishes!
Hello chris
U are my favourite vlogger..
❤❤❤
Thanks so much, that means a lot!
good old LBC, i use to buy a lot of vinyl records at VIP Records long beach back in the late 80’s - lot of early hip hop stuff
You supposed to squeeze the lemon over that black pepper and salt to make a sauce to dip the beef.
EASTSIDE LONG BEACH !!!! My second home
Thank you for supporting Cambodian
Yo Chris, that’s crazy. You showed your go to burger spot when you got off after school and I actually lived around that area right on Atlantic that’s crazy in that same route where you’re standing in the parking lot are used to walk to school to Poly. … CRAZY small world! 😂😮
An absolutely wonderful video. In the Bay Area there is a large Cambodian community and they are kind, hard working. hu,ble and gracious. When l lived in Fresno l found out there is also a large Cambodian community - they hold a festival each year , it is educational and the food is absolutely delicious.
Thank you for sharing a glimpse into the Cambodian community in Long Beach. I plan on going that way soon, and l will definitely go to Monoram that you went to and l also look forward to going to that very kind lady's business and making some purchases from her. I have so much respect for those who come here with little or nothing, work hard and turn their hardship into a generational blessing for their family and community.
Wow I need to make my way to the Bay to film that! I appreciate the support big time! 🙏🏻❤️
Bro. I could be your guide to all the restaurants there and how to eat the foods. Would be a good experience
That would be cool! Lets keep in touch and make that happen!
Thank you Chris for showing us around the Long Beach Cambodia Town because I always want to go visit there one day.
Very nice video. Enjoy your lunch 🥙, God bless you both.
Thank you for showing us around LBC ❤❤
Anytime! Thank you for the support!
Chris i always appreciate your honesty and great content,thank you brother.
Your videos are better than alot of stuff on Netflix and other apps. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Chris, come to the San Gabriel Valley! We can go for some Venezuelan food! lol
Great video buddy
Nice seeing a little bit of where you grow up 😊 And really nice seeing Gladis back in your videos again ❤
The dollar is not the national currency of Cambodia!! The real is. The us dollar is "accepted" as a convenience for toursits. It is not the national currency
Miss Long Beach haven’t been back for years
You should definitely visit soon! I always love coming back to the city!
Thanks for this video. I’m a Cambodian refugee baby born at a refugee camp and raised in LB during the 1980s and 1990s.
Ahh… The corner of Anaheim and Junipero is where my cousins and I got jumped lol
CAMBODIA DONUTS IN LOS ANGELES BUSINESS VERY SUCESSFUL SAY HI TO GLADYS LONG BEACH
Yes!!! They make the best ones!
Only been to LBC once to catch cruise. Just reluctant due to Cali going down hill. Thanks for taking us sir. Ps. Great seeing Gladys again Slainte
Hey bro I’m from north Long Beach I stay off Atlantic and market
Pailin is the name of a province in Cambodia. It is known for their rare and quality stones, which she was trying to explain it to you.
Appreciate you showing love to our community 🙌🏻🇰🇭
Home is where the heart is. This was great to see where you grew up. Back to those home grown roots. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot for the love! Hope you have a great week!
@@Travelwithchris bless bro.
thank for sharing
Thanks for watching
We would like to welcome You in real Cambodia 🇰🇭
Enjoy Your visit🙏🍀
Thank you so much 🇰🇭❤️
Wow, Thank you for showing the Khmer town.
So glad you enjoyed it Kim!
I used to live in Long Beach before, and left in 1992. I went to Cal State U, Long Beach. I don't remember anything you show.
Wow crazy! Yes so much has changed even since I was a kid!
@@Travelwithchris Thank you for sharing it.
Oh wow man, I spent a lot of time in Long Beach. I used to live on St. Joseph street in Belmont Shore and my Mom and Dad owned a Chinese restaurant on East Second Street for years. A little before your time though. I’ll always have fond memories of Long Beach. I practically grew up there in the late 70s to mid 80s. Yeah that’s how old I am. 😂. By the way, Good to see Gladys back. And also awesome of you to showcase Cambodia Town. Your lunch looked awesome.
Hey Christ you make me hangry man. enjoy your time.
Awesome video about Cambodia town in Long Beach USA I enjoyed watching
I love you too so much ❤🥰 thank you so much 😊
I love your RUclips video channel, you are the best.
Thank you so much! Means a lot!
Thanks for sharing Cambodian 🥰🥰🇰🇭
Love this video, thanks for showing our city and my culture. mad respect. i knew you was gonna make it from the first time i ever started watching you from the bargaining videos. you didnt stick to bargaining only, you branched out and did a great job. salute to you my brother! get that bag! - From a Cambo fan from the City by the SEA!~
Thanks a lot for the support bro! Means a lot to me man! I hope to make more videos of the city when I return 🙏🏻❤️
Pailin is a province in Cambodia. You're supposed to squeeze the lemon into the salt and pepper and use the mixture for your beef loc lac. And yes... we want more of Gladys!
Come to Indonesia (jakarta, bandung ,yogjakarta ,Bali city).
many of the best destinations from these cities, ranging from food, culture, beaches, diving to mountains are very indulgent... I hope you come to Indonesia soon. 🇮🇩 ❤
Hi Chris hope you’re doing well! You should visit little Saigon and phuoc loc tho too!
You should try more Khmer tradition dishes, Somlar machu krueng, Prahok Ktiss, steak and prahok etc…
Lowell Massachusetts is the largest Cambodian population used to be Long Beach,Ca
Pailin is the name a province in Cambodia where they mined ruby and sapphire in the past.
I really love to see Cambodian culture being appreciated most of the world doesn’t know cambodia yk
I love this. Its so amazing when you show us Cali too. Thats your domain and no better your guide for us than you man. All the best and hope to see more of these videos from you.
I appreciate that! Thanks a lot for the support!
Thank you
You're welcome
Thank You for this video about cambodia
Thank you so much ❤️🇰🇭
Amazing thanks for showing my city .I believe we have the best weather,and South East Asian food.
Com boc Luk lak is one of my favorite Viernamese dishes instead of (com ) rice I have it with dry noodles
She said "no cold no kdao..." lol😂
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the shaking beef “bo lúc lắc” squeeze the lemon in salt and pepper and mix it up and dip the meat in it!
Man I need to run that one back! Thanks for that tip!
@@Travelwithchris no problem, it’s the same as a vietnamese dish
Cambodia🇰🇭🇰🇭Love you🙏🙏🤗🤗🥰🥰🥳
Thank you ❤️🇰🇭🙏🏻
And Little India in Cerritos and Little Thailand and Little Japan, Little Vietnam, Little Korea, Little Ethiopia, Little Iran, Little Armenia and so many other places in LA.
I have been to Long Beach, back when I was in the Navy. I did go on the Queen Mary. That was cool.
Wow that is amazing! What year was that in? I should re visit the Queen Mary and film that)
@@Travelwithchris my time in Long Beach would have about 81 or 82
My home ! glad to see you went back home Chris!!
Can you do more videos on the US. Love to see my own backyard🇺🇸
Id love a key chain from there and maybe show you whats left of Cambodia in Brooklyn NY
I watch all your videos. You should visit Lowell, Mass. a lot of Cambodian live there too
How to eat Khmer food: spoon in right hand and fork in left hand.
Bo Luc Lac (Shaking Beef) is a Vietnamese dish.
Actually the lemon and paper is a component of the Lok Lak itself. Traditionally it'd be Kampot paper with lime. It's supposed to be the sauce you dip with the beef. Besides, it looks delicious and makes me missed Cambodia so much.
It was so delicious! Definitely returning!