Thank you for checking out my video! I’m always looking for new places to try and review so if you have any suggestions on great places to hit up in the Bay Area, please drop a comment below! I also enjoy eating non-Asian food 😀
Hey Jeff! I am from the Bay Area too, and I am new to your site. I know you haven’t made a lot of videos yet, but keep doing what you’re doing. You go straight to the point with very little small talk. I love it. You cover a lot of places in each video. Thank you.
@@bobbyliu96 Thanks for that comment and checking my content out. I’m glad you enjoyed it and if you know of any great places that may be worth creating a future video on, I’m always open for suggestions for food. There’s just so much in the Bay
Just subbed. It's refreshing to see the title "BAY AREA" foodie spots for Asian cuisine. Usually, it's always LA or Vegas. So thanks for covering this region! 👍
Thanks for checking out my video and appreciate that comment. Trying to make each video better but also staying true to who I am knowing my content doesn’t jive with everyone. I do tend to talk a lot 🤣
You’re welcome and yes the prices of most of these places were definitely on the pricier side but also me feeding a family of 4 that day too didn’t help with the cost 😉. Definitely will try and find & share my experiences at some more hole in the wall spots
I know it's been 8 months. Next time when you come to the Bay area please try Din Ding in Union City or Fremont and/or Full House Dumpling, which is located in Fremont. We have lots and lots of regional Chinese cuisines in the Tri-City area of Union City, Fremont and newark.
Usually the sweet and tangy sauce that comes with the beef balls is just worchestshire sauce or they called it "geep jup". The chive dumplings is called "gau choi gao".
Great stuff, bro! I just found your channel, and I’m kind of in the same boat in life as you are, leaving the rat race behind to travel more. I also just went to Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore as well. Keep up the great content!
Awesome about the big change in life. It can be nerve racking for sure and there are certainly pros and cons but it's given me a whole new level of freedom and peace. Good luck to you in that journey and thanks for watching my video
I was in Seoul last year and had no idea about the dish at the time and would have definitely tried it there. I only discovered it for the first time while planning the day in the Bay Area. It was spectacular. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for checking out my video. In terms of trading, I was quite familiar with investing for a good chunk of my life so trading came somewhat naturally in terms of the mechanics. I’ve been actively trading for 5+ years now and I have learned though that it is more of an art rather than a science. Having a good mentor and a community is important too for consistency. Check out Peter Reznicek and his team at ShadowTrader. They also have a RUclips channel. Hope that helps
Hey Jeff. I'm on the hunt for the going extinct Dim Sum, such as the Siu Mai With Quail Egg, Gai Jat (Chicken Wrap), Gee Mah Cuon (Sesame Tapioca Roll), Pork Balls, Stuffed Chicken Wing, Pork Blood Jook, Curry Pork Skin, Tong Yoon........
Can't recall where exactly, but black sesame rolls still exists. Possibly in Chinatown or some older restaurants such as Imperial Garden, Grand Palace, or Hung To. The Tong yoon in your mind depends on where it's origin is from.
I don't want to be rude, but, the Bay is one of the only places where chao Chinese exist. Vien houng in downtown Chinatown is a staple. I will definitely fight you on that.
Hey I’m all for suggestions and I don’t find your comment rude at all. No worries. I do plan to keep expanding my video library as time permits to other areas as well so will keep Vien Houng in mind
@@igcm2rain San Francisco Bay Area. I'm sure there are more scattered throughout the US, but, Oakland CA is the only place I know that has Chao Chinese food.
I have wondered if the chinese or Asian foods in the Bay Area are known to be better than the chinese or Asian foods here in Southern California. I have been told “Yes”.
I do think SoCal and specifically LA & OC have more options but in terms of quality at least from my personal experience, they’re head to head. Others may have differing opinions for sure which is totally fair. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
@@fomoyolotravel , yeah everyone has different taste. There’s people who say it’s better in the bay area then souther Cal. Others will say the other way around
@@ilovetopop think of this video as “Episode 1”. I’ll eventually be back with more episodes covering food in the “other” cities. I understand it is a very big area for what it’s worth 🤙🏻
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Thank you for checking out my video! I’m always looking for new places to try and review so if you have any suggestions on great places to hit up in the Bay Area, please drop a comment below! I also enjoy eating non-Asian food 😀
Hey Jeff! I am from the Bay Area too, and I am new to your site. I know you haven’t made a lot of videos yet, but keep doing what you’re doing. You go straight to the point with very little small talk. I love it. You cover a lot of places in each video. Thank you.
@@bobbyliu96 Thanks for that comment and checking my content out. I’m glad you enjoyed it and if you know of any great places that may be worth creating a future video on, I’m always open for suggestions for food. There’s just so much in the Bay
Los Gatos Meats sell some fire sandwiches so bomb
@@jrvlogz2965 thanks for the suggestion! I’ll search them up
Great video!!! Suggestions from the Bay Area, that's where you live?
Just subbed. It's refreshing to see the title "BAY AREA" foodie spots for Asian cuisine. Usually, it's always LA or Vegas. So thanks for covering this region! 👍
You're welcome! I do know that LA and Vegas have plenty of great places to eat as well but the Bay Area is definitely at the same level in my opinion.
You talk very well about your feel for the meal, and how everything works together and how amazing the flavors gave what you want.
Thanks for checking out my video and appreciate that comment. Trying to make each video better but also staying true to who I am knowing my content doesn’t jive with everyone. I do tend to talk a lot 🤣
DeaHo is legit! So good!👍🏻
Thank you, Jeff! I'm in the bay area. Hopefully you do a part 2 of this and make it the affordable hole in the wall kind please!
You’re welcome and yes the prices of most of these places were definitely on the pricier side but also me feeding a family of 4 that day too didn’t help with the cost 😉. Definitely will try and find & share my experiences at some more hole in the wall spots
The Dim Sum looks great.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing these great restaurants! Love the Bay Area.
Glad you enjoyed the video
Bay Area Asian food diversity is amazing and delicious day and day. Quite enjoyable video presentation. Grace Upon Grace.
100%! Thank you for commenting and watching!
Thanks for highlighting where I live! You got yourself a new subscriber. Keep it up, Jeff!
Thanks for the sub and my pleasure! I'll be back soon to the Bay
I know it's been 8 months. Next time when you come to the Bay area please try Din Ding in Union City or Fremont and/or Full House Dumpling, which is located in Fremont. We have lots and lots of regional Chinese cuisines in the Tri-City area of Union City, Fremont and newark.
Just stumbled across this video and enjoyed it - thanks for your frank reviews! The editing is great too. Hope you return to Singapore sometime!
Thanks for commenting and checking out my video. I hope to capture & release more Bay Area centric videos in the near future as well
My current GO TO food travel channel while munching. Keep up the good work bro 💪
Thanks for being a subscriber and putting me on your list! Much appreciated!
Usually the sweet and tangy sauce that comes with the beef balls is just worchestshire sauce or they called it "geep jup". The chive dumplings is called "gau choi gao".
Been eating the beef balls my whole life and had no idea it’s just Worcestershire sauce
Thank you for a great video. Your Dim sum was missing the pork spare rib. You made me hungry and jealous.
@@miltongee1627 😃
Love your videos Jeff. You should check out ‘Rose Cafe & Donuts’.
Their Breakfast Burritos is the bomb!
Thank you for watching them. I will add your recommendation to the list! 🙏🏻
Awesome vide and editing!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for sharing. I wanna go eat next time you go on live 😅 just saying 🙇🏻♀️ i love foods i like to try new
Thanks for checking out my video!
@@fomoyolotravel i wanna join just to eat lol if you need set up your gadgets, don’t be shy, i can help out
Anyone who quits their corporate job to eat Chinese food fulltime has won my sub'd ! I live in the Bay Area so this will be good to see.
Thanks for the sub! Looking forward to churning out more videos
Tons of dim sum restaurants in the Bay
No doubt
Great stuff, bro! I just found your channel, and I’m kind of in the same boat in life as you are, leaving the rat race behind to travel more.
I also just went to Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore as well. Keep up the great content!
Awesome about the big change in life. It can be nerve racking for sure and there are certainly pros and cons but it's given me a whole new level of freedom and peace. Good luck to you in that journey and thanks for watching my video
That Korean stew looks delicious. I wonder if they have that here in Washington.. anyways great video
I was in Seoul last year and had no idea about the dish at the time and would have definitely tried it there. I only discovered it for the first time while planning the day in the Bay Area. It was spectacular. Thanks for watching!
I quite enjoyed your vid. Thanks for posting! Ahhh.....the remnants of parfume on clothing post enjoying Korean BBQ joints 😀
I’m glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching! 🙏🏻
Thank you for recommendation 🎉🎉
You’re welcome!
Interesting finds! Will definitely try those places. How did you learn to trade? Do you have how to’s?
Thanks for checking out my video. In terms of trading, I was quite familiar with investing for a good chunk of my life so trading came somewhat naturally in terms of the mechanics. I’ve been actively trading for 5+ years now and I have learned though that it is more of an art rather than a science. Having a good mentor and a community is important too for consistency. Check out Peter Reznicek and his team at ShadowTrader. They also have a RUclips channel. Hope that helps
@@fomoyolotravel thank you so much
Hey Jeff. I'm on the hunt for the going extinct Dim Sum, such as the Siu Mai With Quail Egg, Gai Jat (Chicken Wrap), Gee Mah Cuon (Sesame Tapioca Roll), Pork Balls, Stuffed Chicken Wing, Pork Blood Jook, Curry Pork Skin, Tong Yoon........
That sounds pretty cool. Any luck in tracking those dishes down? I don't think I've ever tried any of those.
Can't recall where exactly, but black sesame rolls still exists. Possibly in Chinatown or some older restaurants such as Imperial Garden, Grand Palace, or Hung To. The Tong yoon in your mind depends on where it's origin is from.
Your list is actually an amazing menu for any new restaurant to consider offering!!!
If you like oxtail go to Max Fried Chicken and order kare-kare with bagong.(fish sauce)
It’s been ages since I’ve had a good kare-kare so thank you much for the suggestion 🙏🏻
trading for a living and eating across Asia, that is a sweet gig.
Thanks for checking out my video!
I don't want to be rude, but, the Bay is one of the only places where chao Chinese exist. Vien houng in downtown Chinatown is a staple. I will definitely fight you on that.
Hey I’m all for suggestions and I don’t find your comment rude at all. No worries. I do plan to keep expanding my video library as time permits to other areas as well so will keep Vien Houng in mind
Which Bay Area 🙋🏻♀️
@@igcm2rain San Francisco Bay Area. I'm sure there are more scattered throughout the US, but, Oakland CA is the only place I know that has Chao Chinese food.
I have wondered if the chinese or Asian foods in the Bay Area are known to be better than the chinese or Asian foods here in Southern California. I have been told “Yes”.
I do think SoCal and specifically LA & OC have more options but in terms of quality at least from my personal experience, they’re head to head. Others may have differing opinions for sure which is totally fair. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
@@fomoyolotravel , yeah everyone has different taste. There’s people who say it’s better in the bay area then souther Cal. Others will say the other way around
Yummy. If you come to SoCal, Orange County, there is no good Chinese restaurant like in Bay Area.
Bold statement for sure 😉
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1/4 was dimsum
I usually prefer southern California because it’s cheaper, lol.
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Thanks for the sub!
Milpitas is the “armpit” of Bay Area
@@Lecroix875 then the food at Daeho was the “deodorant”
You mean South Bay…
Sure 👍🏼
Mostly East Asian cuisine
Thanks for the insights 😉
“bay area”… yet you only focused on San Jose &!” cities next to it
@@ilovetopop think of this video as “Episode 1”. I’ll eventually be back with more episodes covering food in the “other” cities. I understand it is a very big area for what it’s worth 🤙🏻