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@@ptplayer1969 ủa cứ vietnam là phải egg coffee à bạn?? và ngta cũng ko có khẳng định là ko có, "never had" là chưa thử bao giờ thôi. Bạn có thể ra Đà nẵng đến quán local coffee đòi egg cofffee xem, ngta chả vả cho tỉnh ra.
I’m so happy VN has been successful in fighting back the franchise movement that is so prevalent throughout the world. VN should be proud of all their individually owned cafes and dessert shops. They are all so unique in their own ways, with distinct looks/characteristics/vibes. Instagram heaven. The other aspects of these non-franchise self owned shops is the pride in ownership and the customer service that are lacking in corporate franchise where the employees are just that, employees earning minimum wage.
Street food culture is something that cannot be beat in Vietnam. Why do we have to choose a burger when we have Bánh Mì, or choose a fried breaded chicken when we have fried chicken wings with fish sauce or a cup of water with coffee flavor when we have had a strong coffee. we all think like that that's why starbuck, mcdonald, KFC... fail in here. So many food we can eat. Fast food in Vn? in here we have flash food Thanks for your kind words
That’s so great! We wish it was more like this in our own countries, too! Everything is much more independent and different - we like this so much about the Vietnamese culture!
I love your excitement for Vietnamese coffee, I had the same experience and bought the phin filters at the end of my trip and now everytime I drink it at home, it feels like a mini vacation to Vietnam
Oh wow no way! That’s such a great idea 🤗😍 it’s so amazing! We are making sure we get the taste of Vietnam at home too - we’ve never had such tasty coffee!
I'm perhaps not such a dessert fan as you guys but it was SO interesting to see the cool, different and interesting desserts Vietnam has to offer! And of course I just LOVE the cute, funny and just lovely way you present them ❤️❤️❤️
We’re loving all of your vlogs in Vietnam guys ❤️ From the vip bus rides to your accommodations, to the different coffees & desserts, not to mention the foods that you’ve eaten! Just Wowww! Thanks for sharing sharing another wonderful video & tips😊
5.30 "Chè trôi nước" or "Water Floting Sweet" is a dish very traditional in VietNam. I think you will get familiar with this dish with the name "Mochi" in Japan. But it still have some different. Mochi in Japan usually goes with red bean, while we usually goes with green bean (the flavour inside). We have some other methods to make it so hope you enjoy it
I love watching these videos and seeing the bright eyes, bushy tailed opinion of the food in Vietnam. Your videos have reminded me of how good the food is here, I have been taking it for granted after living here for a few years. You guy's are awesome, I am glad I found this channel.
20:30 The sticky rice yogurt is actually one of the most favorable dessert in Viet Nam. In my opinion, it's even more famous than the egg coffee with local Vietnamese. Together with red bean sweet, the teacher usually treats student before their university exam. It is belived to bring good luck and bless you. I hope to see more of your sticky rice because with the local people, it really our traditional dish. May be you guys will find the taste a little bit weird but I hope you guys like it.
Looking forward to your Vietnam series. My husband and I have Thailand booked in September. However, as long as there are no PCR test required at the airport in Thailand, we hope to also go to Vietnam for a week.
Lovely video ! I don’t drink coffee but all looked interesting . The cheese yoghurt is the one I’d love to try the most . My mouth actually started to water 😂😂
Glad you like our coffee! Vietnamese coffee beans are specifically used because they are ground extremely finely and are robusta beans, meaning they are very strong and a little chocolatey. I use Trung Nguyen Gourmet Blend (the red one) to brew over here in America, and a lot of us also use Cafe Du Monde coffee and chicory blend. The device used to brew is just a simple pour-over drip style device called a Phin which aerates the coffee as it brews, and also brews very strong coffee, as the water moves through the grounds slowly.
Robusta beans are considered inferior in the West and are often used to make instant coffee.In the West Aribica beans are preferred for good quality coffee.Not a criticism,just an observation…😀
@@2Passports1Dream Normally robusta beans are considered the harsher and more acidic bean and Aribica smoother although a lot depends on how they are roasted..No matter,you like what you like,no right or wrongs.Love the channel by the way👍🏻😀
Great job on showing the variety of desserts - too bad you didn't find any bananas wrapped in rice and grilled with coconut sauce. The che troi nuoc is one of my all time favorites, especially for winter months, but depending on which region of Vietnam, the filling can be pretty savory. The other che looks delish and is something I'd prefer to eat during the summer months.
What a great video! I really like Đà Lạt and i think almost every Vietnamese love this town. Everything in Đà Lạt is so lovely, beautiful and fascinating. Also whenever I come to Đà Lạt, I would love to enjoy its coffee shops with the mountain views and cold weather.
If you really love sweet desserts, I recommend you to visit Huế - the former capital which is located in central Vietnam. Here, you would have a chance to discover the cuisine of former imperial family, and it has tons of sweet desserts. Though, I am not a big fan of it anyway.
I've been to Vietnam and love their desserts too! But you showed me many I never tried! Just an FYI, the prices you mentioned in Dalat seemed high, but of course they were in nice indoor restaurants. In Hanoi I've only paid 5-7000K (about 23 to 46 cents US) for Che, but this would at street food places.
Ah yes!! We can imagine that there’s a lot of places around that might be cheaper but we just loved that these places had little inside seating (it was raining a bit!) 😍
Chính sát. Có những quán chất lượng tương đương, thập chí ngon hơn (tùy theo cảm nhận của mỗi người) nhưng rẻ hơn 1/2. Và điều này không có trên google. M
No tofu in Che, mostly use all kind of beans in dessert. The white one is Cassavas or other similar. The red one maybe water chestnut cover in tapioca, the rest I am not sure. Chè trôi nước is stuff with mongbean inside and cook with either brown sugar and ginger. Avacado mostly for dessert in VN such as smoothie drink. By the way, if you can't find cafe sua VN in your country, try Starbuck with this fomular: 2 shots expresso and 2 pumps of white mocha on grande cup with ice. There is some thing in the starbcucks that sting your tounge a litle bit in a good way that you never find anywhere else. Anyway, there are so many kinds of dessert in VN, try as can. Enjoy your trip.
Oh interesting! Thank you for letting us know! Haha I think we will buy some excellent Vietnamese coffee to take back with us (and then just make bac xiu!) 😍☕️
@@2Passports1Dream I would recommend to buy the stainless steel (not aluminum) coffee filter only ...lol.. In US, I mix these two together: Starbucks Sumatra (darker - optional) and Starbucks French Roast (smell good). These two would give you exactly the same as long as you use condensed milk only (2-3 teaspoons) then it will be exactly the same. Or get any good brand French Roast would be fine. Check out how to use Vietnamese coffee filter on youtube, then you would get what you like, very easy and simple. bac xiu stands for more milk than normal ..lol.. where you may try 2 teaspoons of condensed milk and 2 tablespoons of whole milk for a cup of coffee.
Avocado smoothie, I make it every week for my husband. Avocado + condensed milk in the mixer, it becomes avocado smoothie. In some places, they top avocado smoothie with crushed nuts, it’s nice.
This is the first time I see your channel. OMG the couple very nice and friendly. I hope you two stay in Vietnam for along time to enjoin everywhere of Vietnam. the Vietnamese very friendly with all foreigner and special for your couple. 99,9% Vietnamese very kindly and friendly, you two rarely see 0,1% remain if you two don't go around very late with the cost devices in your hand. Please take big shout when you need to help, 99,9% Vietnamese are going to take your hand and protect you all the way. love you two. ^^
Advice for everyone when trying coffee in Vietnam: Many drinks are created from coffee in Vietnam, each person will like a particular style. For me, i like the traditional one. (condensed milk + Coffee, sometimes just black coffee) do a research before try anything. Even the famous one - egg coffee. Nice video guys.
You guys are so great! I love your vlog 💛⭐👍 The desserts looked delicious 😋 I hope I can visit Vietnam one day. Until then, I'll watch your videos with much interest. Thanks for your great posts 🤗👍 Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Yo. If you try Ca Phe Trung (Egg coffe ) in Hanoi, you should try to find the original one. It's in the alley and surrounded by copycat Egg Coffee. Enjoy your time Vietnam.
Rất vui khi bạn chia sẽ cảm nhận về các món tráng miệng Việt Nam . Yao ua cô đem tất cả các vị cho bạn chọn . Và tính tiền néu bạn dùng thôi . Không nhất thiết phải ăn hết và tính tiền hết . Great job ! Love u
@@2Passports1Dream it was my daily sinful treat for breakfast.....7Eleven is the secret to your success!......and the sushi triangles....cheap and insanely delicious (Japan = food from the Gods 🤯)
I love all the cute and unique restaurants/shops in Da Lat!! I need those adorable egg coffee cups with their own warmers in my life now. If you want to drink condensed milk with your coffe at home, make sure you're using a bitter coffee to counter/contrast it (Viets in the US were using Cafe du Monde from New Orleans for decades when they couldn't get Viet coffee, but now they can order Trung Nguyen brand coffee on Amazon along with the phin filter). BTW, when you see the letters tr together, just pronounce it like the letter j. Switch the t and th sounds as they're opposite in Vietnamese. :)
Can't wait to watch your videos in Hanoi so I don't feel homesick as I haven't been back to my hometown since Covid started, 2019. Hope you guys enjoy the trip in my country 🥰🇻🇳
You are so correct! Vietnamese don't use sugar int their coffee, they only use condensed milk and that's what makes their coffee so classic, so unique, so tasty. In my opinion, Vietnam has the best coffee, and also the strongest coffee in the world.
on this wonderful travel experience and various foods you should write a book in addition to the videos that certainly give an immediate idea of your experiences. I also like to see your expressions and the joy you put into what you do.😘👍☀️
If guys are still in Đà Lạt. I would recommend going to Dã Chiến Hill which has gorgeous coffee shops and restaurants. Early morning coffee and dinner could be great moments to enjoy. For instance " Reply1994 Dalat " coffee shop or " Túi Mơ To Garden Restaurant " .
18:20 I love that sweet dog. I guess it really loved you guys. Thank you for sharing the Vietnamese desserts. I had tried the glutinous rice ball dessert (chè), too, but didn't like the syrup very much. It's oftentimes too sweet for me, however, the saltiness of the filling inside the ball kind of balances out the sweetness of the syrup a bit, which makes it taste a bit better.
Had a very similar desert in Thailand to the one in ginger syrup, think it was sesame balls in ginger syrup, also served hot, wasn't a fan 🤢. Also the iced desert with the mystery stuff in coconut milk is also like the ones in Thailand, it's yummy 😋. Have never been to Vietnam but am enjoying your travels. 🇻🇳👌🏻👏🏻👍🏻
hope, one day you come to our Sapa, Lao Cai, It's a very beautiful place to take pictures, if you have time you should try once to take the cable car to the top of Phan-Xi-Păng mountain.
You two are so adorable. You guys offer a lot of love for Vietnam and have explored every corner in Vietnam. Thank you very much. However, there is a funny thing about the way you pronounced the words Co Nhung. The words were pronounced slowly, clearly, and spontaneously (seconds 18:40), making me burst to laugh. However, I also reflect the way that I pronunciate words in English to minimize these words. You can use Google translate for the words Có nứng to see how fun it is 🤣🤣🤣.
Hahahaa a few people have said this 😂😂😂😂 what an embarrassing pronunciation mistake!! 😅 At least it’s provided some entertainment hehe! We absolutely love Vietnam and hope to return very soon again! 🤗
@@2Passports1Dream , no worries at all young couple. You guys did a good job that not so many people can do. Keep doing and enjoying the life. Vietnam needs more visitors like you. Welcome
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if you say “đồ chay ” you get all the vegetables and beans
if you need i will give you the address of the vegetarian restaurant
TIP about Vietnamese food: Whenever you see food with multi layers, mix it, stir it without hesitation. Everything will blend together and give you perfect balance of flavours. ;)
exactly :))
Definitely will do this from now on! 😀
Never had egg coffee. My mom from Vietnam. First time to ask her
@@rosesantarlas3369 vậy có nghĩa là mẹ bạn chưa thưởng thức cà phê trứng bao giờ nhưng lại khẳng định là nó không có, thật nực cười !
@@ptplayer1969 ủa cứ vietnam là phải egg coffee à bạn?? và ngta cũng ko có khẳng định là ko có, "never had" là chưa thử bao giờ thôi. Bạn có thể ra Đà nẵng đến quán local coffee đòi egg cofffee xem, ngta chả vả cho tỉnh ra.
I’m so happy VN has been successful in fighting back the franchise movement that is so prevalent throughout the world. VN should be proud of all their individually owned cafes and dessert shops. They are all so unique in their own ways, with distinct looks/characteristics/vibes. Instagram heaven.
The other aspects of these non-franchise self owned shops is the pride in ownership and the customer service that are lacking in corporate franchise where the employees are just that, employees earning minimum wage.
Street food culture is something that cannot be beat in Vietnam.
Why do we have to choose a burger when we have Bánh Mì, or choose a fried breaded chicken when we have fried chicken wings with fish sauce or a cup of water with coffee flavor when we have had a strong coffee. we all think like that
that's why starbuck, mcdonald, KFC... fail in here. So many food we can eat. Fast food in Vn? in here we have flash food
Thanks for your kind words
That’s so great! We wish it was more like this in our own countries, too! Everything is much more independent and different - we like this so much about the Vietnamese culture!
@@2Passports1Dream yah instead of one big corporation, they have many small businesses
@@2Passports1Dream Thank you for this. The more you stay, the more you love our land
I love your excitement for Vietnamese coffee, I had the same experience and bought the phin filters at the end of my trip and now everytime I drink it at home, it feels like a mini vacation to Vietnam
Oh wow no way! That’s such a great idea 🤗😍 it’s so amazing! We are making sure we get the taste of Vietnam at home too - we’ve never had such tasty coffee!
i like you so much ❤️❤️
Bạn chưa uống cafe hòa tan của Việt Nam rồi. Hương vị của nó rất mạnh. 1 ly thôi bạn sẽ sảng khoái cả ngày😁😁
Welcome to Vietnam now kkkkk :)
I did the same thing, lol! I can't wait to revisit Vietnam.
I'm perhaps not such a dessert fan as you guys but it was SO interesting to see the cool, different and interesting desserts Vietnam has to offer! And of course I just LOVE the cute, funny and just lovely way you present them ❤️❤️❤️
Hehe thank you so much!! The desserts are so tasty here - we think you’d like some of them too!! 🤗
We’re loving all of your vlogs in Vietnam guys ❤️ From the vip bus rides to your accommodations, to the different coffees & desserts, not to mention the foods that you’ve eaten! Just Wowww! Thanks for sharing sharing another wonderful video & tips😊
Thank you so much! Glad you’re liking them 😀💕
5.30 "Chè trôi nước" or "Water Floting Sweet" is a dish very traditional in VietNam. I think you will get familiar with this dish with the name "Mochi" in Japan. But it still have some different. Mochi in Japan usually goes with red bean, while we usually goes with green bean (the flavour inside). We have some other methods to make it so hope you enjoy it
Oh cool! Thank you for the info! It was so tasty (and so nice that it was warm, too!) 😍
Thank you for letting us know! We did enjoy it :D
Floating…. This Chè originated from Huế, a citadel city, and was a regal dessert made for the Royals…. Later it became popular in common folks…
I love watching these videos and seeing the bright eyes, bushy tailed opinion of the food in Vietnam. Your videos have reminded me of how good the food is here, I have been taking it for granted after living here for a few years. You guy's are awesome, I am glad I found this channel.
Oh wow thank you so much!! We are so happy to hear that 😍 it’s really an amazing place! Thank you!
20:30 The sticky rice yogurt is actually one of the most favorable dessert in Viet Nam. In my opinion, it's even more famous than the egg coffee with local Vietnamese. Together with red bean sweet, the teacher usually treats student before their university exam. It is belived to bring good luck and bless you.
I hope to see more of your sticky rice because with the local people, it really our traditional dish. May be you guys will find the taste a little bit weird but I hope you guys like it.
It was delicious! No wonder people love it. Thank you so much!
ưa chuộng ở VN?
Looking forward to your Vietnam series. My husband and I have Thailand booked in September. However, as long as there are no PCR test required at the airport in Thailand, we hope to also go to Vietnam for a week.
Hello! Thank you for watching 😀. They just got rid of pcr test for vaccinated in Thailand 😙
Cảm ơn cac bạn đã đến việt nam và đã giới thiệu đất nước tôi với bạn bè thế giới. Việt nam chúng tôi luôn chào đón các bạn
Thank you so much 😍🤗
White square in the dessert is coconut jelly. Vietnamese like to add it with their dessert. There's also coconut pandan jelly.
Oh thank you!
@@2Passports1Dream yes, vietnamese use agar agar for jelly which is plant based unlike gelatine.
Every desert you guys had in this video look so satisfying ! Finally something that you're both can enjoy!
Absolutely tasty and really nice for us to share 😍 means we could eat a lot more hehe!
Lovely video ! I don’t drink coffee but all looked interesting . The cheese yoghurt is the one I’d love to try the most . My mouth actually started to water 😂😂
It was super delicious!! We could have eaten soooo many of them!
Glad you like our coffee!
Vietnamese coffee beans are specifically used because they are ground extremely finely and are robusta beans, meaning they are very strong and a little chocolatey. I use Trung Nguyen Gourmet Blend (the red one) to brew over here in America, and a lot of us also use Cafe Du Monde coffee and chicory blend.
The device used to brew is just a simple pour-over drip style device called a Phin which aerates the coffee as it brews, and also brews very strong coffee, as the water moves through the grounds slowly.
We literally think it's the best coffee ever. It's perfect for our taste! And the condensed milk is awsome haha
Robusta beans are considered inferior in the West and are often used to make instant coffee.In the West Aribica beans are preferred for good quality coffee.Not a criticism,just an observation…😀
It’s interesting isn’t it?? We tried the two next to each other the other day and way WAY preferred robusta - arabica was too sour for our tastes!
@@2Passports1Dream Normally robusta beans are considered the harsher and more acidic bean and Aribica smoother although a lot depends on how they are roasted..No matter,you like what you like,no right or wrongs.Love the channel by the way👍🏻😀
I really respect to you both when review our dishes! Have a good time in my country!
Thank you so much 🤗🇻🇳
Great job on showing the variety of desserts - too bad you didn't find any bananas wrapped in rice and grilled with coconut sauce. The che troi nuoc is one of my all time favorites, especially for winter months, but depending on which region of Vietnam, the filling can be pretty savory. The other che looks delish and is something I'd prefer to eat during the summer months.
Oh cool! I can imagine that one being great when it’s a bit cooler! The desserts are so delicious here 😍
DoodahGurl you would tend to find banana wrapped in sticky rice in Southern Vietnam.
Cheers,
Matt
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Thank you so much! Cảm ơn 🇻🇳🤗😍
What a great video! I really like Đà Lạt and i think almost every Vietnamese love this town. Everything in Đà Lạt is so lovely, beautiful and fascinating. Also whenever I come to Đà Lạt, I would love to enjoy its coffee shops with the mountain views and cold weather.
It’s so lovely! Although a bit cooler for our liking 😅 but the Coffee scene is amazing!
That egg coffee looks amazing!!😍😍
It was SO GOOD 😍☕️
If you really love sweet desserts, I recommend you to visit Huế - the former capital which is located in central Vietnam. Here, you would have a chance to discover the cuisine of former imperial family, and it has tons of sweet desserts. Though, I am not a big fan of it anyway.
Oh that’s interesting!! Thank you for the recommendation 🤗🇻🇳
I've been to Vietnam and love their desserts too! But you showed me many I never tried! Just an FYI, the prices you mentioned in Dalat seemed high, but of course they were in nice indoor restaurants. In Hanoi I've only paid 5-7000K (about 23 to 46 cents US) for Che, but this would at street food places.
Ah yes!! We can imagine that there’s a lot of places around that might be cheaper but we just loved that these places had little inside seating (it was raining a bit!) 😍
Chính sát. Có những quán chất lượng tương đương, thập chí ngon hơn (tùy theo cảm nhận của mỗi người) nhưng rẻ hơn 1/2. Và điều này không có trên google. M
Cheaper ? Even at the price they paid. These are very good deals anywhere.
No tofu in Che, mostly use all kind of beans in dessert. The white one is Cassavas or other similar. The red one maybe water chestnut cover in tapioca, the rest I am not sure. Chè trôi nước is stuff with mongbean inside and cook with either brown sugar and ginger. Avacado mostly for dessert in VN such as smoothie drink. By the way, if you can't find cafe sua VN in your country, try Starbuck with this fomular: 2 shots expresso and 2 pumps of white mocha on grande cup with ice. There is some thing in the starbcucks that sting your tounge a litle bit in a good way that you never find anywhere else. Anyway, there are so many kinds of dessert in VN, try as can. Enjoy your trip.
Oh interesting! Thank you for letting us know! Haha I think we will buy some excellent Vietnamese coffee to take back with us (and then just make bac xiu!) 😍☕️
@@2Passports1Dream I would recommend to buy the stainless steel (not aluminum) coffee filter only ...lol.. In US, I mix these two together: Starbucks Sumatra (darker - optional) and Starbucks French Roast (smell good). These two would give you exactly the same as long as you use condensed milk only (2-3 teaspoons) then it will be exactly the same. Or get any good brand French Roast would be fine. Check out how to use Vietnamese coffee filter on youtube, then you would get what you like, very easy and simple. bac xiu stands for more milk than normal ..lol.. where you may try 2 teaspoons of condensed milk and 2 tablespoons of whole milk for a cup of coffee.
Avocado smoothie, I make it every week for my husband. Avocado + condensed milk in the mixer, it becomes avocado smoothie. In some places, they top avocado smoothie with crushed nuts, it’s nice.
Everything looks delicious!!!! I love everything. You two are so fortunate.
It was so amazing! We are so happy to here 😍
Thank you for introducing our country to the world, we always welcome international friends
Thank you so much. 🤗🇻🇳
The ginger warms the stomach so the che that is warm, has ginger and sticky rice balls are more common/popular in colder regions of VN.
Ah makes sense in Da Lat then! It was rather cool there 🤗
This is the first time I see your channel. OMG the couple very nice and friendly. I hope you two stay in Vietnam for along time to enjoin everywhere of Vietnam. the Vietnamese very friendly with all foreigner and special for your couple. 99,9% Vietnamese very kindly and friendly, you two rarely see 0,1% remain if you two don't go around very late with the cost devices in your hand. Please take big shout when you need to help, 99,9% Vietnamese are going to take your hand and protect you all the way. love you two. ^^
Thank you so much for your lovely comment 😍🤗 we really appreciate that! Vietnam is so welcoming and lovely - we are really enjoying it!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. What a lovely coffee n dessert exploration in Vietnam.
Thank you so much for watching! So glad you enjoyed it 🤗
@@2Passports1Dream 🤗
They serve tea free is to clear your taste bud for the coffee. Some said after the coffee. My local friend told me
It’s such a great thing!! We’ve never had that before 🤗🇻🇳
I love Dalat, one of my favorite towns in Vietnam.
It’s so Lovely 😍😍
OMG!! So many coffees and deserts.☕️🍰 They all looked delicious and so affordable. 👍😀
Hehe we were buzzing! 😅☕️ So amazing!
You are exacly right on the flan beeing like creme brulee. It is done the same way, but with(out) that sugar-crisp.
Oh brilliant! My taste buds weren’t failing me 😂😍 it’s so tasty!
Advice for everyone when trying coffee in Vietnam:
Many drinks are created from coffee in Vietnam, each person will like a particular style. For me, i like the traditional one. (condensed milk + Coffee, sometimes just black coffee)
do a research before try anything. Even the famous one - egg coffee.
Nice video guys.
We love the coffee 😍
You guys are so great! I love your vlog 💛⭐👍
The desserts looked delicious 😋 I hope I can visit Vietnam one day. Until then, I'll watch your videos with much interest.
Thanks for your great posts 🤗👍 Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Thank you so much for watching!! We really appreciate that - we hope you’re able to visit Vietnam soon! 🤗
Thanks for all the delicious dessert and coffee porn! Everything looked wonderful.
Aha thanks so much for watching 😍🤗 it was sooooo tasty!
you guys look so happy and lively, love that spirit.
Haha thank you! We enjoy doing this. 😀
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So tasty 😍😍
Yo. If you try Ca Phe Trung (Egg coffe ) in Hanoi, you should try to find the original one. It's in the alley and surrounded by copycat Egg Coffee.
Enjoy your time Vietnam.
Oh interesting!! Thank you 🇻🇳😍
Thank u very much 4 your product. Thanks 4 Vietsup 4 Vietpeple train listening English. God bless u
Thank you so much for the comment :D 💕
Wow... Adriana can pronounce the word "Trung (mean: egg) " so perfectly. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience in Da Lat city!
Haha thank you!! That makes me so happy to hear 😊😀
Love your Vietnam series! :)
Thank you so much 😍🤗
Rất vui khi bạn chia sẽ cảm nhận về các món tráng miệng Việt Nam . Yao ua cô đem tất cả các vị cho bạn chọn . Và tính tiền néu bạn dùng thôi . Không nhất thiết phải ăn hết và tính tiền hết . Great job ! Love u
Thank you! 🤗🇻🇳 they were so tasty! Vietnamese desserts are great!
Coffee and banh mi on a cold Dalat morning. There’s nothing like it. I hope you enjoyed Dalat. It is so romantically beautiful.
So true! There's nothing better! Amazingly dreamy!
God I love your videos! They make me want to travel again so badly! ❤️
Thanks so much! 😍🤗 it’s so amazing that more countries are starting to open up again!
Pretty sure those 'Flans' you talk about are just simple egg custards. They are DEVINE 😍 The ones in Japan are beyond wicked!
Oh yeah? 😍 when we go to Japan we will be having alllll the flans! Fantastic 😍
@@2Passports1Dream it was my daily sinful treat for breakfast.....7Eleven is the secret to your success!......and the sushi triangles....cheap and insanely delicious (Japan = food from the Gods 🤯)
We can’t wait for that day to come 😍 flan for breakfast, that’s truly an excellent idea 🤗
Thanks for making this video, you guys have great vibe and I enjoy watching it even after one year!
Thank you so much! 😍🙏🏼
I love all the cute and unique restaurants/shops in Da Lat!! I need those adorable egg coffee cups with their own warmers in my life now. If you want to drink condensed milk with your coffe at home, make sure you're using a bitter coffee to counter/contrast it (Viets in the US were using Cafe du Monde from New Orleans for decades when they couldn't get Viet coffee, but now they can order Trung Nguyen brand coffee on Amazon along with the phin filter). BTW, when you see the letters tr together, just pronounce it like the letter j. Switch the t and th sounds as they're opposite in Vietnamese. :)
Oh awesome!! I don’t blame them - the Vietnamese coffee is the best we’ve ever tasted 😍☕️ haha oops, we need to work on our pronunciations! 😅
I got here from the tailored suit video, and you guys keep impressing me with the content! Very well done!
Oh awesome!! Thanks so much 🤗😍 happy to have you with us hehe
this is the best episode so far.... rich of information and caffeine
Thank you so much!! 😍🤗 We really appreciate that! We always love a bit of caffeine (or in this case, a lot of caffeine)!
I am Vietnamese near Halong bay but Phu Quoc islands , Con Dao island have the most beautiful beachest in Vietnam.
We wish we had a lot more time so we could visit all the places 😍🤗
@@2Passports1Dream Phu Quoc islands have some islands is the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam. No 2 is Nha Trang.
No one can get mad at you with that adorable pronunciation 😍
Hehe thank you!! 🤗
Your channel is so amazing! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much!
You guys are awesome! Thanks for showing us those places as well as tasty desserts and coffees. Have great fun while you travel thru VN.
Thank you so much!! 🤗😍
OMG, that dog.... Too cute. I definitely want to try an egg coffee now!
😍😍😍 egg coffee tastes like marshmallow fluff and coffee and it’s sooooooo good
That Bạc Xỉu look so delicious
Barn House! Me likey 👍👍👍
So yummy 😍🤗 amazing places here!
Việt nam coffe number one🥰🥰🥰
So true!!! It’s the best 😍😍
Che Troi nuoc: mung bean paste is wrapped in the glutinous flour to form a ball in ginger syrup + coconut cream + sesame seeds
The avocados they use to mix are usually riper hence creamier and taste a little different
Ohhh okay! It was SO smooth!
DaLat is also known by locals as the Flowers City. Popular honeymoon destination. You should do some sightseeings.
It's a very nice city, so peaceful
Wow a coffee tour, nice now that would keep you awake for days 🤣. ps I love avocado so I need to try this 😍
Hahaah honestly surprised we slept that night 😂
OMG he speaks Vietnamese so good LUL . ty for your good videos
Hahaha 😅😅 I think some of the pronunciations probably mean something else 😂
Love your background music choice in the beginning! Awesome vid.
Thank you so much!! 😀😊
Great content!
Glad you guys like our coffee. Wish you have a great time here in Vietnam.
We LOVE the coffee here! The best we’ve ever had 😍☕️🇻🇳
Chào mừng đến việt nam , nếu các bạn muốn thử hết các loại chè ( tráng miệng ) ở Việt Nam thì các bạn phải ở lại 1 năm
Cảm ơn video rất hay!!!
Haha we don’t have time to eat them all 😍
Can't wait to watch your videos in Hanoi so I don't feel homesick as I haven't been back to my hometown since Covid started, 2019. Hope you guys enjoy the trip in my country 🥰🇻🇳
Thank you so much, we hope you’ll like them! 🤗😍 We also hope that you can return soon again 🇻🇳😍
Oh you need to try the coconut coffee at Cộng cafe. They have multiple stores in Ho Chi Minh city and Ha Noi. You won’t regret it ☺️
We have had some coconut coffee but not from there! Will need to try
Also Yeah you guys were right. The white cubes in the che that you guys tried are like a type of jelly
A very yummy addition to the dessert 😍
The white thing in the che khoai deo is basically the vietnamese version of cubed panna cotta!
Ohh interesting! Thank you so much! 💕
3:46 The thing you call Tofu actually almond jelly in Vietnam. I don't know how to say it in English so I can just direct translate it.
It's called almond tofu in english so she is actually correct
Wow no way!! I’ve never heard of that 😅😍 it was tasty!! Thank you.
@@2Passports1Dream Actually it's made from gelatin (not agar, u guys right) and almond, vanilla, milk, so it's a jelly piece, not tofu.
Hi Mỹ name is Trang I live in UK, very nice video I hope you enjoy holiday in VN thanks for sharing ❤️
Thank you so much 😍🤗
welcome to Vietnam wish you a pleasant trip 😇👍
Thank you so much 🤗🇻🇳
Watching your video is so satisfying, like being there. Thank you. Hem translates to small alleyway.
Thank you so much!! Oh that’s so lovely 🤗🤗
I am very happy to see you eat well. Thank you very much intersting video
Thank you!! It was all delicious 😍
Cảm ơn các bạn đã đến Việt Nam, tôi yêu các bạn!!
Thank you!! 🤗🤗
The deserts looked delicious; I can't wait to visit Vietnam.
So awesome!! Hope you have a great time!
Thank you for making the video. The pronunciation is good! Keep up the excellent work.
Thank you so much! We will keep trying 😀
Nice vid! Big thanks from Vietnam! Keep your great work, buddies
Thank you so much 🤗
You are so correct! Vietnamese don't use sugar int their coffee, they only use condensed milk and that's what makes their coffee so classic, so unique, so tasty. In my opinion, Vietnam has the best coffee, and also the strongest coffee in the world.
Their coffee is the BEST COFFEE! 😍😍
Your Vietnamese accent is good
Wow thank you!! 🤗
FYI, The white part like tofu in your first dessert is cassava. Any cassava-made baked dessert is awesome if you want to try.
Ohhhh thank you!! Good to know 😍😍
on this wonderful travel experience and various foods you should write a book in addition to the videos that certainly give an immediate idea of your experiences. I also like to see your expressions and the joy you put into what you do.😘👍☀️
Hehe it was soooo tasty to try new things 🤗😍
Nhìn 2 bạn thật hạnh phúc
We are 😍🤗
That sneeze!!! 😂😂
Hahaha it was INTENSE, wasn’t it? 😂
Hơi mất lịch sự nhưng đó mới là VN 😂😂
The dog at Co Nhung sure is super duper friendly :)))
It’s the sweetest little thing 😍🐶
2 bạn có thể ăn bành Flan cùng với 1 ít cà phê đen và đá cũng rất tuyệt vời :)
😍🤗 sounds great!
Awesome video 🔥🔥👍
Thank you so much 😍🤗
Nice video. I haven't yet tried some of the desserts you have. I love your gut, daring to try different things. I hope you have fun! 🌼
Thank you so much! There are so many amazing foods here we want to try 😍🤗
Thanks you for your share experiences in Vietnam country 👍👍🎉🎉 good day. I love your video 👍👍💚💚
Thank you so much 🤗😃
Wellcome to vietnam,she is beautyful,some angel,vietnam food so nice,so happy,
Thank you 😍🤗✨
tôi vui vì những người bạn Hoa Kì thích món này
Hehe 🤗
Các bạn làm video hay lắm. Chúc 2 bạn sức khoẻ dồi dào để khám phá nhiều điều thú vị nữa về việt nam!
Thank you so much 🤗😍
If guys are still in Đà Lạt. I would recommend going to Dã Chiến Hill which has gorgeous coffee shops and restaurants. Early morning coffee and dinner could be great moments to enjoy. For instance " Reply1994 Dalat " coffee shop or " Túi Mơ To Garden Restaurant " .
Thank you so much for the recommendations! 😍🤗
I Love Watching Your Viedo . And Welcome To Viet Nam
Thank you 🥰
18:20 I love that sweet dog. I guess it really loved you guys. Thank you for sharing the Vietnamese desserts. I had tried the glutinous rice ball dessert (chè), too, but didn't like the syrup very much. It's oftentimes too sweet for me, however, the saltiness of the filling inside the ball kind of balances out the sweetness of the syrup a bit, which makes it taste a bit better.
It was such a cute dog!
Wow. . Vietnam ❤️❤️
Had a very similar desert in Thailand to the one in ginger syrup, think it was sesame balls in ginger syrup, also served hot, wasn't a fan 🤢. Also the iced desert with the mystery stuff in coconut milk is also like the ones in Thailand, it's yummy 😋. Have never been to Vietnam but am enjoying your travels. 🇻🇳👌🏻👏🏻👍🏻
That sounds somewhat similar - it was interesting (and kinda fun that it was hot! 😍) Thank you so much!
hope, one day you come to our Sapa, Lao Cai, It's a very beautiful place to take pictures, if you have time you should try once to take the cable car to the top of Phan-Xi-Păng mountain.
That sounds so lovely!! Thanks for the recommendation 😍😍
You guys can make a tour go to Can Tho province, kien Giang, very fun, enjoy your time at VN.
Thank you for the suggestion! 🤗
You two are so adorable. You guys offer a lot of love for Vietnam and have explored every corner in Vietnam. Thank you very much. However, there is a funny thing about the way you pronounced the words Co Nhung. The words were pronounced slowly, clearly, and spontaneously (seconds 18:40), making me burst to laugh. However, I also reflect the way that I pronunciate words in English to minimize these words. You can use Google translate for the words Có nứng to see how fun it is 🤣🤣🤣.
Hahahaa a few people have said this 😂😂😂😂 what an embarrassing pronunciation mistake!! 😅 At least it’s provided some entertainment hehe! We absolutely love Vietnam and hope to return very soon again! 🤗
@@2Passports1Dream , no worries at all young couple. You guys did a good job that not so many people can do. Keep doing and enjoying the life. Vietnam needs more visitors like you. Welcome