Those bowls of com hến Huế and bún hến Huế most likely cost 20.000₫ or about $.86 USD each. Huế (where that scene was shot) has some of the best food in Viet Nam. I've been there many times and use to live 2.5 hours to the south in tp. Da Nang, also one of the great food cities of the world. BTW he wasn't kidding about the fish sauce. That wasn't the standard and mild nước mắm but mắm nêm that can double as paint stripper. Search YT for the video "My favorite dish | Summer Le" for a great intro to it.
Sudhir Kakar I grew up in France with french and khmere/vietnamese meals from my parents. They're all delicious and different on their own, don't know wich i prefer but I for sure can't leave without any of them :D
@Sudhir Kakar You know the french had cultural food influence in most asian countries like vietnam so saying it's better than the french... that's a double negative considering most of the recipes they used are from each other, and better yet evolved better.
He's spot on about Vietnam. If you love food, it's like going to heaven. Everywhere you look is food. Everything is laid back, everything is delicious, and your food dollar goes forever. His meal there was probably less than $4, including the beer.
Being a Vietnamese Canadian immigrant, I've always adored watching your show's and of course felt especially proud of my heritage when you visit Vietnam in your shows. It actually made me feel closer to my country of origin despite I didn't fly back home for my first time till 32 years later in search of family. Thank you for being so honest and authentic and showing cultural diversity to be so relatable to the rest of the world and an inspiration to myself and many others. May you find peace Mr. Anthony Bourdain.
@@jtruther6062 If vietnam was as wealthy and connected as the west, we would both want to move there so stfu. It’s great to have food and products from all over the world in the usa
RIP Tony. He was a big reason why I chose to move to Vietnam. His genuine love for this place convinced me to chose Vietnam over other southeast Asian countries to live in. Thanks for all you have taught us You will be missed
@PJB Vietnam is no longer a third world country and your comment is extremely insensitive to the person you're replying to. You probably win the douche bag award everywhere you go!
RIP Anthony - I hope you are sitting at a small plastic table enjoying all types of random Vietnamese food in your afterlife. I miss you so much already :(
Sitting here tearing up while listening to Lyle Lovett thinking that not enough of a reason. So I come here knowing this hero of mine being gone will add a bigger punch, next I'll add in more by visiting a Robin Williams tribute, then another hero goine - Christopher Hitchens, I so miss those who I thought would always be there, stupid I know, I so hate growing old.
I'm a returning veteran of the American War in Vietnam. I'm watching this from Quy Nhơn, Binh Dinh Province, Vietnam, after eating some delicious street food for dinner. The cinematography and editing do a great job of capturing the atmosphere in most Vietnamese towns, on any given evening. It's an experience that repeatedly makes my life worth living longer. I wish he were here to join me. "May His Memory Be Eternal!"
At the time he shot this, I was living just a couple kilometers away and visiting this very spot daily. Bun Bo Hue was also my favorite dish in the world and so much of this episode was just so surreal. I was going through a rough and lonely time and upon watching this i felt a bit less alone and definitely a connection with Anthony and the way he lived his life and treated others. I always admire the way he experienced life.
I miss Anthony Bourdain. He had such a creative way of describing food, places and his experiences. There will never be another one like him, ever. R.I.P. Anthony. 🙏🏼
I’ve lived and travelled in Asia for 10 years now. Vietnam I must say is an all time favourite. Vietnamese people are quite unique and their culture is too. But boy, the food Is fucking incredible and very rarely heavy. Anthony truly embraced other cultures and their cuisine, something few Americans care to venture into. May he rest in peace
I've fallen in love with Vietnam since I was 6. It was the first time when I saw the fascinating black and white photos of Vietnam War in a book on the floor of the library near my house. Anthony has considered Vietnam as one of his favorite places on earth, so have I.
I miss Anthony dearly. I left Vietnam in 1987 as a son of an American serviceman. I swore I would never come back to Vietnam but all that changed when I first saw an episode of A Cooks Tour show featured Anthony in Vietnam and the rest is history. I have been back to Vietnam many times and continue to visit every year and in the process of moving back for good. RIP Tony!
I can see now why he enjoys Vietnam. Not only because of the food, but also the environment. For some maybe seeking a life where its all luxurious or modern, there are people like him where the simplest things is more than enough. Although the place is considered abit of a hectic, but still simple (in the right perspective that is). Can consider a hidden gem. A huge respect for the man, and may he rest in peace
I miss this man a lot,I love travelling because of him,I love trying different dishes & drinks only because of him,what a travel magician he was,world will not get another anthony who can inspire people like me to explore the world ,culture & food .Rest in peace brother.
I come back to this video often ... it touches my heart and makes me wonder why I'm not there at the moment. As with Anthony, "I've been all over Vietnam, a place I feel a special connection to." I feel as though I could have written this word-for-word and my feelings are similar. Love my many months in Hanoi, Hue, DaNang, Hoi An, NhaTrang, Dalat, MuiNe, HCMC (Saigon), Soc Trang, Phu Quoc and elsewhere. Anthony's videos on VN are a sweet reminder of what VN offers, and they drive my desire to return. Cảm ơn Anthony (RIP).
Went to Vietnam with friends for a wedding, one friend met his wife there. It is one of the best places ever and we will remember it till we die. Bring some Imodium.
I know what he means now. Ever since I went to Korea, there's a certain feeling about being lost in another country, eating good food, and being around people who are almost nothing like you but also the same people born in a different place. It shows you how small you are but how you can enjoy life so much by looking back. You don't need to think, just feel and be free.
This was his speciality... He gave focus to the street food the stuff that the regular folks eat. Such an amazing storyteller and presenter. RIP Mr Bourdain.
Out of all the episodes I specifically remembered this line. I think he says it other times too. Basically happiness is a bowl of noodles in a hole in the wall experiencing and listening to the night life. He had such a good way with words. It made you want to be eating there at that moment away from chaos enjoying the simplest of things.
Tony was a great storyteller. Many of the things he said have stayed with me throughout the years ; not only in my brain , but in my heart . Tony ---- he had not only a spirit of adventure ; he carried a certain kind of wisdom around inside . Rest in peace , Tony !
No one does review of VN like Anthony Bourdain. True love shining through when he talked about the country. From food to cultures and everything in between
auggiedoggy I don’t see any bugs in the bowl. Also, that’s pretty stereotypical and cultural Vietnamese food does not consist of bugs. It involves a lot of seafood, rice, herbs, etc. Pretty healthy if you ask me.
Anthony brought me the World.. I have never taken a vacation.. he brought me people, sights, sounds, and as close as humanly possible through the lens touch and taste... You will be missed my tour guide. Rest in Peace....
Had Vietnamese influence in restaurants all my life in Hawaii, but once you go to Vietnam the experience is a complete 180. Vietnam has some of the best food on the planet hands down.
Absolutely adored his show "No Reservations" growing up, I'd sit along side my dad who would watch him and just enjoy his experiences. As many have already stated, he will truly be missed.
He was so fresh. I am surprised CNN scooped him up. I remember the first episodes of No Reservations on the Travel Channel. He had on a Dead Boys t shirt. So cool. Love it. Thanks Bourdain for being yourself.
christ. I didn’t realize I had this saved to my Watch Later and absolutely wept when this popped up on my feed. we miss you so much and hope you aren’t suffering anymore.
Rest in Peace Sir... I keep watching his shows jus to see the way he approached everyone and everything .. with so much respect ... really miss your shows
What makes him unique and stand out from others is his simplicity and sarcastic at the same time. Still you’ll find him respecting the ppl around him,food and the culture.
I miss him so much. I haven’t really been able to watch his shows since he died. The world got a little colder, knowing that Tony wasn’t out there meeting the locals and educating us on other countries’ history and cuisine. Depression is one of the most painful things I’ve experienced and I hope Tony’s death at least leads to more men opening up and getting help before it’s too late 💜
I feel exactly the same, it's funny how you can miss someone you actually never met in person, I hope some day you and me both can watch his shows again without feeling our hearts crush in our chests.
The epitome of cool and savoir faire wrapped up in a gentle , complex soul was Anthony Bourdain. I never met him in person, regrettably, but wished i had as we all probably do. Yes, may you rest in peace and hope one day to meet you somewhere, out there, in parts unknown.
I can see compassion and kindness in his eyes. As a 33 year-old Vietnamese, I can tell you the best regions and best people you can find in Vietnam are Da Nang province and the South of Vietnam.
I went to Vietnam in 2016, 2017 and 2018 because of Anthony Bourdain and this episode. When it was mentioned that Anthony Bourdain killed himself I immediately thought of the despair I felt when learning Robin Williams killed himself too and how I so badly wished I knew both of them and could've made them laugh or given them a sense of worth. I'm alone and am backpacking around the world since May 2016. I feel so sad.
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Rest In Peace brother.
Best Ever Food Review Show yep rip
hey r u that sonny guy?
Tony Tran he is lol
he wasn't your brother, you self promoting little shit.
@Radickly Rick : STFU YOURSELF, YOU fuckin' piece o' nuthin' ( with nothing positive to add ) !
This is what experiencing life is all about, miss his shows, his travels, his thoughts, and friends made along the way.
The man could go from 300$ high cultural French cuisine, to a 5 dollar meal in Vietnam, and find true beauty in both meals. I love it
Be open to all experiences.
Andre Gordon *$1.50
Those bowls of com hến Huế and bún hến Huế most likely cost 20.000₫ or about $.86 USD each. Huế (where that scene was shot) has some of the best food in Viet Nam. I've been there many times and use to live 2.5 hours to the south in tp. Da Nang, also one of the great food cities of the world. BTW he wasn't kidding about the fish sauce. That wasn't the standard and mild nước mắm but mắm nêm that can double as paint stripper. Search YT for the video "My favorite dish | Summer Le" for a great intro to it.
Sudhir Kakar I grew up in France with french and khmere/vietnamese meals from my parents. They're all delicious and different on their own, don't know wich i prefer but I for sure can't leave without any of them :D
@Sudhir Kakar You know the french had cultural food influence in most asian countries like vietnam so saying it's better than the french... that's a double negative considering most of the recipes they used are from each other, and better yet evolved better.
Fellow travelers, this is what you want. This is what you need. This is the path to true happiness and wisdom.
@Dan Moodie he was hired by Vietnam commnunist goverment?
@Dan Moodie how have you twisted the don’t believe in mainstream media argument on a man eating noodles on the side of the street
Thats why he killed himself?
@Dan Moodie Reaching desperately.. this guy did the opposite of main stream cooking shows.
@Dan Moodie eating decent food for a very low price. You can't be happy on an empty stomach after all
He's spot on about Vietnam. If you love food, it's like going to heaven. Everywhere you look is food. Everything is laid back, everything is delicious, and your food dollar goes forever. His meal there was probably less than $4, including the beer.
+Nguyễn Hải Dương Where I live that same food is about $15. That's why I want to get back to Vietnam soon and visit longer.
Nguyen Hai Duong:
Not that cheap buddy.
$4 are too expensive!
Fanima Dekoi are you serious really?
I would say $3 and I am Vietnamese
Being a Vietnamese Canadian immigrant, I've always adored watching your show's and of course felt especially proud of my heritage when you visit Vietnam in your shows. It actually made me feel closer to my country of origin despite I didn't fly back home for my first time till 32 years later in search of family. Thank you for being so honest and authentic and showing cultural diversity to be so relatable to the rest of the world and an inspiration to myself and many others. May you find peace Mr. Anthony Bourdain.
but no cultural diversity in Vietnam? only western countries?
@@jtruther6062 They do have many different ethnics
@@jtruther6062 because without immigration, your population pyramid would collapse on itself.
@@jtruther6062 If vietnam was as wealthy and connected as the west, we would both want to move there so stfu. It’s great to have food and products from all over the world in the usa
RIP Tony. He was a big reason why I chose to move to Vietnam. His genuine love for this place convinced me to chose Vietnam over other southeast Asian countries to live in.
Thanks for all you have taught us
You will be missed
are you happy with your life in Vietnam?
So... How it has been in Vietnam?
@PJB shut the fuck up.
@PJB Vietnam is no longer a third world country and your comment is extremely insensitive to the person you're replying to. You probably win the douche bag award everywhere you go!
@PJB better than your country
RIP Anthony - I hope you are sitting at a small plastic table enjoying all types of random Vietnamese food in your afterlife. I miss you so much already :(
Trevor Elliott that was poetic.
Trevor Elliott it’s not random it’s delicious
Watching him here makes it see like he's still here
I miss him too rip
Sitting here tearing up while listening to Lyle Lovett thinking that not enough of a reason. So I come here knowing this hero of mine being gone will add a bigger punch, next I'll add in more by visiting a Robin Williams tribute, then another hero goine - Christopher Hitchens, I so miss those who I thought would always be there, stupid I know, I so hate growing old.
I'm a returning veteran of the American War in Vietnam. I'm watching this from Quy Nhơn, Binh Dinh Province, Vietnam, after eating some delicious street food for dinner. The cinematography and editing do a great job of capturing the atmosphere in most Vietnamese towns, on any given evening. It's an experience that repeatedly makes my life worth living longer. I wish he were here to join me. "May His Memory Be Eternal!"
At the time he shot this, I was living just a couple kilometers away and visiting this very spot daily. Bun Bo Hue was also my favorite dish in the world and so much of this episode was just so surreal. I was going through a rough and lonely time and upon watching this i felt a bit less alone and definitely a connection with Anthony and the way he lived his life and treated others. I always admire the way he experienced life.
I miss Anthony Bourdain. He had such a creative way of describing food, places and his experiences. There will never be another one like him, ever. R.I.P. Anthony. 🙏🏼
My wife is from Vietnam. The food is simply amazing! I eat much healthier ever since marrying her.
haha i love u ...
you are funny
how much did the wife cost?
i am here on this page, you can order vietnam wife for 3000$.
are they worth it?
Radickly Rick it is so rude
I'am a vietnamese
And i'am a woman
You can buy them by your love
@Hoa Đinh or for 3000$ :)
@@ubitcumajkemi That's messed up of you and very disrespectful and prejudiced. Small mind.
I’ve lived and travelled in Asia for 10 years now. Vietnam I must say is an all time favourite. Vietnamese people are quite unique and their culture is too. But boy, the food Is fucking incredible and very rarely heavy. Anthony truly embraced other cultures and their cuisine, something few Americans care to venture into. May he rest in peace
@super spade stfu. Msg is found everywhere in nature.
The amount of dishes that you can find in one street is phenomenal as well.
Rest in peace anthony I love how you said this is the path to true happiness and wisdom
A guy who genuinely cared about people and the simple pleasures in life, certainly changed my attitude to food, I think for the better. Thanks!
5 years since you left us Tony! We're still watching all you created for us.
I think Anthony Bourdain was Vietnamese in his past life
+esther yu No kidding!
I've fallen in love with Vietnam since I was 6. It was the first time when I saw the fascinating black and white photos of Vietnam War in a book on the floor of the library near my house. Anthony has considered Vietnam as one of his favorite places on earth, so have I.
Elizabeth Ardrienna it's my natural second since it's my mother land...glad you love Vietnam that much :)
His Vietnamese name was probably Tho Ni Bo Den.
😂
I miss Anthony dearly. I left Vietnam in 1987 as a son of an American serviceman. I swore I would never come back to Vietnam but all that changed when I first saw an episode of A Cooks Tour show featured Anthony in Vietnam and the rest is history. I have been back to Vietnam many times and continue to visit every year and in the process of moving back for good. RIP Tony!
2022 and I'm quietly crying, imagining this is what his heaven looks like. enjoy your meal, chef.
Whenever I feel down, I watch this. It's a reminder of how something so simple can make you feel good. His love and appreciation is just so beautiful.
I can see now why he enjoys Vietnam. Not only because of the food, but also the environment. For some maybe seeking a life where its all luxurious or modern, there are people like him where the simplest things is more than enough. Although the place is considered abit of a hectic, but still simple (in the right perspective that is). Can consider a hidden gem. A huge respect for the man, and may he rest in peace
RIP Chef! Mr. Bourdain, Vietnam will forever miss you and love you! Thank you for the amazing memories!!!
RIP Anthony .. Much love from Vietnam.
Whenever I feel sad or down I always come back to this video...its very comforting to me
Thank you for being an advocate for Vietnamese cuisine. RIP A.B.
I miss this man a lot,I love travelling because of him,I love trying different dishes & drinks only because of him,what a travel magician he was,world will not get another anthony who can inspire people like me to explore the world ,culture & food .Rest in peace brother.
I so share Tony’s love of Vietnam, the people and the food. It’s awesome.
For some reason, this video from Bourdain is just iconic and makes me determined to travel to Vietnam. Love you man, wherever you are!!!
"This is what you want. This is what you need... This is the path to true happines and wisdom..."
Hope he finally found his. someway..
The world is colder without him but the road is warmer as he is with all of us hungry travellers....miss you
Rest in Peace Anthony; miss your food videos
I come back to this video often ... it touches my heart and makes me wonder why I'm not there at the moment. As with Anthony, "I've been all over Vietnam, a place I feel a special connection to." I feel as though I could have written this word-for-word and my feelings are similar. Love my many months in Hanoi, Hue, DaNang, Hoi An, NhaTrang, Dalat, MuiNe, HCMC (Saigon), Soc Trang, Phu Quoc and elsewhere. Anthony's videos on VN are a sweet reminder of what VN offers, and they drive my desire to return. Cảm ơn Anthony (RIP).
Miss you brother!
You broke a lot of hearts…
Went to Vietnam with friends for a wedding, one friend met his wife there. It is one of the best places ever and we will remember it till we die. Bring some Imodium.
I know what he means now. Ever since I went to Korea, there's a certain feeling about being lost in another country, eating good food, and being around people who are almost nothing like you but also the same people born in a different place. It shows you how small you are but how you can enjoy life so much by looking back. You don't need to think, just feel and be free.
I’m so crushed. He was the constant. This is one of my favorite scenes. It inspired me to create this dish at home. I miss you Anthony
Thanks Tony, for giving me the courage to go to places like this. Nothing but good memories and not the slightest regret.
Anthony has massively inspired me to travel the world and enjoy food from all cultures and scenarios!
This was his speciality... He gave focus to the street food the stuff that the regular folks eat. Such an amazing storyteller and presenter. RIP Mr Bourdain.
Bourdain committed suicide. He is in Hell.
@@Gwildor2020 Shut up
Listening to Anthony Bourdain talk about food is a spiritual experience of finding God through his love of food.
Love Vietnam! Lived here and taught in a school for my first teaching job. Can’t wait to get back one day.
Out of all the episodes I specifically remembered this line. I think he says it other times too. Basically happiness is a bowl of noodles in a hole in the wall experiencing and listening to the night life. He had such a good way with words. It made you want to be eating there at that moment away from chaos enjoying the simplest of things.
Tony was a great storyteller. Many of the things he said have stayed with me throughout the years ; not only in my brain , but in my heart . Tony ---- he had not only a spirit of adventure ; he carried a certain kind of wisdom around inside .
Rest in peace , Tony !
No one does review of VN like Anthony Bourdain. True love shining through when he talked about the country. From food to cultures and everything in between
a true critic and a genuine sensualist, tony will be forever missed . ripower king alongside Ghandi and Che in my books
Vietnamese food is so good, so bloody good.
tallaganda83 That noodle is Lao Khao poon noodle original.
peakarach where can I get that noodle?
peakarach
It just call rice noodle and it's almost every where in asia
auggiedoggy I don’t see any bugs in the bowl. Also, that’s pretty stereotypical and cultural Vietnamese food does not consist of bugs. It involves a lot of seafood, rice, herbs, etc. Pretty healthy if you ask me.
What the fuck are you talking about
Anthony brought me the World.. I have never taken a vacation.. he brought me people, sights, sounds, and as close as humanly possible through the lens touch and taste... You will be missed my tour guide. Rest in Peace....
The scent of your own mortality makes one feel incredibly alive...
Anthony Bourdaine.
Anthony had a way of describing his connection to the food he loved like no one else I've ever heard. The world lost one of its great storytellers.
I am so glad Anthony made these shows! We all get to be there too! Love to you wherever you are brother!
Had Vietnamese influence in restaurants all my life in Hawaii, but once you go to Vietnam the experience is a complete 180. Vietnam has some of the best food on the planet hands down.
Absolutely adored his show "No Reservations" growing up, I'd sit along side my dad who would watch him and just enjoy his experiences. As many have already stated, he will truly be missed.
Always come back to these videos every few months or so just to remind myself Anthony existed and for all the right reasons.
He was so fresh. I am surprised CNN scooped him up. I remember the first episodes of No Reservations on the Travel Channel. He had on a Dead Boys t shirt. So cool. Love it. Thanks Bourdain for being yourself.
Vietnam was my first trip to SEA. I fell in love immediately
Oh man, how I miss watching your programs. Always been one of the best on earth. Great personality you were. Rest in peace!
I've seen this clip a hundred times. I have to try this.
christ. I didn’t realize I had this saved to my Watch Later and absolutely wept when this popped up on my feed. we miss you so much and hope you aren’t suffering anymore.
Rest in Peace Sir... I keep watching his shows jus to see the way he approached everyone and everything .. with so much respect ... really miss your shows
Rest in Peace Mr Bourdain. Thank you for coming to Vietnam !
What a amazing human. He is such a inspiration. THIS is living life.
I can't get enough of this man and his shows...have watched this so many times ...just one more time
I always loved this clip.... I finally had a chance to try this dish in Hue, Vietnam....it was the bomb!!
What makes him unique and stand out from others is his simplicity and sarcastic at the same time. Still you’ll find him respecting the ppl around him,food and the culture.
The world is a much, much worse place without him
RIP
Thank you for your love for Vietnam
Cám ơn ông rất nhiều vì giới thiệu ẩm thực Việt với thế giới.
Miss you Tony 😔 your best food writer . Your alway keep it Raw and on the edge . You kept it real ! Thank You ☺️
Always an inspiration, RIP!
Thank you for loving Vietnam! we love you Anthony!
He went to the parts unknown. Rip my idol ♥
Mine too but under war cirumstances.
I see his face and all the wisdom he gave was just incredible, I shed a tear still remembering.. may he be at peace somewhere in this universe.
I miss him so much. I haven’t really been able to watch his shows since he died. The world got a little colder, knowing that Tony wasn’t out there meeting the locals and educating us on other countries’ history and cuisine. Depression is one of the most painful things I’ve experienced and I hope Tony’s death at least leads to more men opening up and getting help before it’s too late 💜
I feel exactly the same, it's funny how you can miss someone you actually never met in person, I hope some day you and me both can watch his shows again without feeling our hearts crush in our chests.
Same i stopped watching as well. I watched a couple episodes yesterday for the first time, really miss him.
Path to true happiness and wisdom...😢
this man spoke to me like few others could... you'll be missed Anthony, rest easy
Tony, thanks for come to Vietnam. I miss your show. RIP
Really miss Anthony. Sad that no one was able to reach him in his darkest hour. Rest in peace.
Show is NEVER EVER the same without him RIP Anthony 😪🙏
My heart is broken. Anthony, thank you for taking me around the world with you. You will be greatly missed
I miss this man. Thanks for the great tour around the world.
i'm from Vietnam
thank you Anthony bourdain
i miss him
the last few days i was thinking of anthony and now youtube recommended it to me.. rest in peace!
What a Beautiful Human. ❤️ I will remember you exactly just like this....sitting in your little stool, content with your bowl of happiness.
I love this show ssoo so so much. Love to have known this guy
The epitome of cool and savoir faire wrapped up in a gentle , complex soul was Anthony Bourdain. I never met him in person, regrettably, but wished i had as we all probably do. Yes, may you rest in peace and hope one day to meet you somewhere, out there, in parts unknown.
Miss Bordain. Vietnam has great food and the people are so nice.
Loved you since I was a teenager man .hope your at peace.
Anthony you passed from this place on my birthday. I'll feel forever connected to you in that way...That and our love of food. I miss you.
"This is what you want..this is what you need..this is the path..for true happiness and wisdom.."..RIP Anthony Bourdain.
Best travel and food journalist to me ! Love him!
The man, the myth, the legend
I keep coming back to this video.never gets old
Sometimes late at night when I get the munchies I watch Anthony Bourdain😢
Hope whatever is after life is treating you well Tony. Miss you, your antics, your charisma. The world could use you these days.
What a treasure this man was
I miss him every single day, what a guy he was
I can see compassion and kindness in his eyes. As a 33 year-old Vietnamese, I can tell you the best regions and best people you can find in Vietnam are Da Nang province and the South of Vietnam.
I missed Anthony Bourdain n his food show. Watching this again
I went to Vietnam in 2016, 2017 and 2018 because of Anthony Bourdain and this episode. When it was mentioned that Anthony Bourdain killed himself I immediately thought of the despair I felt when learning Robin Williams killed himself too and how I so badly wished I knew both of them and could've made them laugh or given them a sense of worth. I'm alone and am backpacking around the world since May 2016. I feel so sad.
1hourOfLove hang in there bud.
RIP Anthony, you have helped our country so much. May Vietnam remember your legacy helping our economy
God i miss you Anthony Bourdain 😢😢😢😢😢😢
@DrinkwithaMexican God don't miss morons either.
Sorely missed. Followed whenever. Thank you Tony you are unequaled.