She got a great sense of humor. Both of you were matching it up. I like that she learns from other cooks and mix it up to make it special and different.
You hit it out of the park with this one! The interaction between you and the owner was priceless, not to mention watching the creation of that scrumptious Bánh mì. Happy Trails, thanks...
It’s so amazing that you speak Vietnamese with no accent! If I didn’t see your face I would have not known you are a foreigner! I would have thought you were born and raised in Hanoi!
I love the lady’s expressions, lots of character and personality, good to see you back Chris, I was just thinking it’s been awhile since you posted in Vietnam ❤
Hai bé học sinh dễ thương ghê. Các em ấy hỏi giá bánh anh mua để check thử xem anh có bị mua đắt không đó! Vì nhiều khi người Việt cũng sợ là người nước ngoài mua phải đồ ăn có giá đắt mà lại không chuẩn hương vị.
I bet her daughter is beautiful. Her mother is beautiful and fun. If its mother like daughter her daughter will be stunning, she will have a sense of humour and be able to cook. Perfect woman. Also be a business woman xx
Nhiều lúc mình nghĩ là một người bản xứ như mình cũng khó mà có được cuộc trò chuyện tuyệt vời như Chris. Dù hơi ghen tị nhưng phải công nhận là Chris quá giỏi! Luôn luôn ủng hộ Chris!
don't always say " ạ" , sometime you should put others words in last sentences , such as à, đúng không, nhỉ .. always say "ạ" is just.. too polite:)? i think so haha
Chris cố gắng ra thêm nhiều video nhé kênh của em nội dung rất hay và tự nhiên trong các kênh của người nước ngoài làm về VN, chị tình cờ theo dõi kênh em từ khi mới đạt nút bạc giờ sắp nút vàng rồi, thực sự thấy em có một tình cảm lớn dành cho VN khi không những học ngôn ngữ nói viết thành thạo mà còn tìm hiểu về lịch sử văn hoá con người của từng vùng miền, mong em luôn giữ được tình yêu dành cho đất nước và con người VN như những ngày đầu, chúc kênh ngày càng phát triển sớm đạt nút vàng nhé
Hanoi looks so different nowadays and with cars on the street, which you'd rarely see back in the early 1990's. Also not much traffic evident on the roads compared with back then. I recall regularly getting stuck in cyclo and bicycle traffic jams, which were totally gridlocked. It was just before the authorities knocked down the Hoa Lo prison, otherwise known as the Hanoi Hilton. I was able to take a stroll inside the perimeter walls, though most of the actual building was already in the process of being flattened. I also managed to find myself inside the army barracks of Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum, which was a bit surreal. I have so many great memories of Hanoi and it's amazing people. I wonder if Mr. Chi's is still there, which was the best coffee and pastry shop in town, or the tiny student bar overlooking the West Lake, which you had to enter through a luggage shop. I was shooting video back then, too, though sadly the quality of the old Hi8 I was recording on is just so bad, compared with what was available so soon after. That said, the photographs I took during my month and a half there, which were all shot on either 35mm or medium format, were pretty amazing, and I sometimes regret not showing more of them when they were still fresh. Anyway, I've really enjoyed watching your engagement with the locals, so "Cheers from the UK!"
Hello Chris Lewis, I'm happy to see an American who can speak Vietnamese. I have watched many of your videos and admire your ability to learn foreign languages. Being able to speak fluently and understand Vietnamese culture is very difficult, but you did very well, I really admire that. I would love to contact you to send you a friend request and share my plans. Looking forward to hearing from you
We have lots of Vietnam restaurants in my country, and lots of Vietnamese bread shops here selling banh mi rolls...its a chili jam, we call it in Australia....You make a good ambassador for Vietnam Chris....
There is a large Vietnamese community in Minneapolis Minnesota USA. A new Bani mi shop just opened in my neighborhood and it’s good, almost like the ones I had in Vietnam. However, they charge $14. Love your travels,
kinda same with me, live in a not-really-diverse city and they just opened a chain banh mi restaurant, charge $13 for one and the bread is like subway :(
i had that pepper sauce in Da nang and wonded y i hadnt seen it anywhere else or seen it again since leaving. now i know y. come to think i did see it in Tuy Hỏe when i had Cơm Tam one morning. Cheers for reason y.
Amazing job again, Chris. Your subtitle translations are accurate but only the native speaking Vietnamese, and those that are fluent like yourself pick up on all the intricacies. I love the back-and-forth conversation you’re having with sandwich lady ❤
Great video man, loved the banter with the shop owner. I'll have to travel over from Tay Ho for a visit! Plus I think the girl looking for your Facebook wants more than just to 'learn' 😂
Tôi tình cờ biết đến tên của bạn và Max Farlin trong chương trình Vietcetera. Tôi rất vui! Cô chủ quán rất vui tính và tươi tắn! Trước đây tôi chỉ hay xem Sonny Side, Mark Wiens và Travor James. Chúc bạn luôn may mắn và hạnh phúc! 👍👍👍💙💙💙
Love the video but you gotta check the subtitles before you post. They aren't exactly 'wrong' but you can tell they are translated by a viet guy. Do you review them Chris?
Hi Chris a newly subscriber, I intend to learn Vietnamese and would like to know which dialect of Vietnamese you speak and how you went about learning the language? Your your content is awesome and enjoy all that your doing
That is probably the best looking Banh Mi I have seen....hopefully it does taste just as good! Now I am craving a Banh Mi. I would love to make a trip to Vietnam next year!!! This video was awesome and agree the interaction with the owner was lively and fun to see.
Hi Chris, Love your channel. My hat is off to you for what you do, I travel to Vietnam often, I love it if you would include the business name and address when you critiques their food. That way your viewers help support their businesses .
"Want to marry my daughter?" Was actually code for 'Do you want to get my entire family American passports at your expense? You can screw our daughter for a short while and then we will either leave you or take everything you have...and then leave you.'
Something magical happens when Chris speaks in somone's native language. It's like the whole aura of that physical space shifts from being an awkward encounter between strangers to a conversation between two long time friends who don't want to stop talking. I guess that's the power of languages. I would love to see that happen more in India (especially south Indian where I'm from). Watching those vlogs and then this right after, the difference is like night and day.
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She got a great sense of humor. Both of you were matching it up. I like that she learns from other cooks and mix it up to make it special and different.
agreed! the best cooks are always humble and continue to learn and get better. Theres always more good ideas out there!
You hit it out of the park with this one! The interaction between you and the owner was priceless, not to mention watching the creation of that scrumptious Bánh mì. Happy Trails, thanks...
Tôi công nhận thức ăn VN phòng phú và ngon nhưng nó hợp khẩu vị nữa vì chúng tôi ăn từ bé còn các bạn khen ngon nhưng o biết có thật lòng o
@@hoalethi2374thật đấy bạn ah. Phở nổi tiếng thế giới không phải vì do mình ăn từ nhỏ, đúng k nào :)
It’s so amazing that you speak Vietnamese with no accent! If I didn’t see your face I would have not known you are a foreigner! I would have thought you were born and raised in Hanoi!
Không cần biết bạn làm gì, chỉ cần bạn học tiếng Việt là bạn đã nhận được 1 like của tôi. Chúc kênh nhanh đạt nút vàng nhé Chris
Đúng! Để quảng cáo ngôn ngữ và văn hóa VN , 👍
I will visit Vietnam and practice the language with Duolingo!
@@teroe2322 ok . Việt Nam chúng tôi luôn chào đón bạn ghé thăm
@@minhhoangang326 nghe có vẻ hay! Tôi chưa từng đến châu Á nhưng văn hóa ẩm thực là tuyệt nhất
I love the lady’s expressions, lots of character and personality, good to see you back Chris, I was just thinking it’s been awhile since you posted in Vietnam ❤
Hai bé học sinh dễ thương ghê. Các em ấy hỏi giá bánh anh mua để check thử xem anh có bị mua đắt không đó! Vì nhiều khi người Việt cũng sợ là người nước ngoài mua phải đồ ăn có giá đắt mà lại không chuẩn hương vị.
quá tinh tế
The lady has a good sense of humour. She is so happy, her business is doing well.
Dù chưa gặp cháu nhưng bác xem kênh này nên thấy cháu nói tiếng việt rất tốt
Bác quý mến cháu một chàng trai người mỹ đẹp trai thông minh
I bet her daughter is beautiful. Her mother is beautiful and fun. If its mother like daughter her daughter will be stunning, she will have a sense of humour and be able to cook. Perfect woman. Also be a business woman xx
Yess, they seem very wonderful ladies
Love how you and the lady had great banter together just a true expression of humanity
Hands down, auntie was the star of this vlog! Great job Chris! Looking forward to trying that Bahn Mi for sure!
Nhiều lúc mình nghĩ là một người bản xứ như mình cũng khó mà có được cuộc trò chuyện tuyệt vời như Chris. Dù hơi ghen tị nhưng phải công nhận là Chris quá giỏi! Luôn luôn ủng hộ Chris!
The more I see and find out about Vietnam the more I adore it. Thanks you Chris and all your friends on this video.
You gotta visit! :-)
Wulcomme Vietnam
Is it me or you’re using a different way of talking? Seems you’re different 😊
That owner is wonderful ❤
don't always say " ạ" , sometime you should put others words in last sentences , such as à, đúng không, nhỉ .. always say "ạ" is just.. too polite:)? i think so haha
Bán hàng vui như cô không ngon cũng đông khách
Tiềm năng ra video của anh Chris là hàng tỷ video. Vì đi tới đâu nói tiếng Việt đều sx được video.
Bánh mì phải có Pate
Đàn ông phải có máu dê trong người
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Cô chủ thật là vui tính lại còn muốn lấy thêm chồng Tây 😂
Nói chuyện khéo quá đi. Còn trẻ mà❤❤ giỏi quá
Vui quá mua bánh mì mà nói trạng với chủ cửa hàng vui ghê.❤❤❤❤❤
tính cách của bạn rất giống người VN, rất hòa đồng thân thiện
I really enjoyed this woman, her smile is infectious. When I visit I’m definitely going here to eat.
One of those sandwiches for around $1? Wow, food is cheap in Vietnam. I'm surprised she could make a profit even selling 500 of them a day.
thanh niên nói chuyện vui khác gì người việt đâu😂
thề, thanh niên nói chuyện còn giỏi hơn người Việt =))
@@dantr4nbạn nói chuẩn.. Mình thấy vậy.
@@dantr4nít nhất không ngọng 2 từ L với N
vâng và dơ nhất thế giới nữa nhỉ?mình đùa thôi...chỉ hơi ko sạch sẽ 1 tí.
Chris FYI, those are mixed pickle daikon and carrots. Most banh mi will have it for sure. You still haven’t learned what they are 😂😂😂😂
Ít có người nước ngoài nào mà nói chuẩn và nhanh như bạn
So let's break it down. $1 per sandwich, $500 per day. That's $1.500 a week and $182.500 a YEAR.
That's very impressive!
Cô bán hàng và bạn nói chuyện vui và dễ thương quá.Hy vọng 1 ngày nào đó bạn có thể làm 1 video chỉ nói tiếng Việt thôi 😊😊
Chris cố gắng ra thêm nhiều video nhé kênh của em nội dung rất hay và tự nhiên trong các kênh của người nước ngoài làm về VN, chị tình cờ theo dõi kênh em từ khi mới đạt nút bạc giờ sắp nút vàng rồi, thực sự thấy em có một tình cảm lớn dành cho VN khi không những học ngôn ngữ nói viết thành thạo mà còn tìm hiểu về lịch sử văn hoá con người của từng vùng miền, mong em luôn giữ được tình yêu dành cho đất nước và con người VN như những ngày đầu, chúc kênh ngày càng phát triển sớm đạt nút vàng nhé
Hanoi looks so different nowadays and with cars on the street, which you'd rarely see back in the early 1990's. Also not much traffic evident on the roads compared with back then. I recall regularly getting stuck in cyclo and bicycle traffic jams, which were totally gridlocked. It was just before the authorities knocked down the Hoa Lo prison, otherwise known as the Hanoi Hilton. I was able to take a stroll inside the perimeter walls, though most of the actual building was already in the process of being flattened. I also managed to find myself inside the army barracks of Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum, which was a bit surreal. I have so many great memories of Hanoi and it's amazing people.
I wonder if Mr. Chi's is still there, which was the best coffee and pastry shop in town, or the tiny student bar overlooking the West Lake, which you had to enter through a luggage shop.
I was shooting video back then, too, though sadly the quality of the old Hi8 I was recording on is just so bad, compared with what was available so soon after. That said, the photographs I took during my month and a half there, which were all shot on either 35mm or medium format, were pretty amazing, and I sometimes regret not showing more of them when they were still fresh. Anyway, I've really enjoyed watching your engagement with the locals, so "Cheers from the UK!"
Hello Chris Lewis, I'm happy to see an American who can speak Vietnamese. I have watched many of your videos and admire your ability to learn foreign languages. Being able to speak fluently and understand Vietnamese culture is very difficult, but you did very well, I really admire that. I would love to contact you to send you a friend request and share my plans. Looking forward to hearing from you
We have lots of Vietnam restaurants in my country, and lots of Vietnamese bread shops here selling banh mi rolls...its a chili jam, we call it in Australia....You make a good ambassador for Vietnam Chris....
Chris, thank you for making that human connection in culture....
10:45 so funny, thnaks Chris, I laughed so much, the owner lady is so cool and friendly.
The owner, lady have a kind heart sweet with beautiful smile.
Love your videos.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Chris and max that tuyet voi (hai ban that de thuong)chuc hai ban luon nhieu suc khoe
Người Mỹ người ta còn viết tiếng Việt có dấu. Cố gắng lên bạn.
There is a large Vietnamese community in Minneapolis Minnesota USA. A new Bani mi shop just opened in my neighborhood and it’s good, almost like the ones I had in Vietnam. However, they charge $14. Love your travels,
$14 for a subway sandwich? Bruh!
kinda same with me, live in a not-really-diverse city and they just opened a chain banh mi restaurant, charge $13 for one and the bread is like subway :(
rich!
Wow Chris……welcome back ….. excellent review mate ! One of your best 👍😃
i had that pepper sauce in
Da nang and wonded y i hadnt seen it anywhere else or seen it again since leaving. now i know y. come to think i did see it in Tuy Hỏe when i had
Cơm Tam one morning.
Cheers for reason y.
Haven’t seen you for a while! You’re more funny and your Vietnamese is perfect. The band mi lady is so funny and friendly ❤
Trời ạ. Ông này ổng tía lia luôn !!!
This woman just met him and wanted to give her daughter away just goes to show how desperate they are I mean the guy looks like a nerd 😅
He walks around with chillie sauce in his pocket. A true Vietnamese
Just like Hillary Clinton with her hot sauce in her pocket.
You're so funny carrying your own chili sauce for the sandwich hehehe!! By the way, I think the boys want to take a pic with you Chris
Mình rất thích xem kênh của ban. Một người Mỹ rất thân thiện gần gũi với văn hóa Việt Nam của chúng tôi ủng hộ kênh của chis nhiều !
Cô bán hàng vui vẻ quá!❤❤❤
I appreciate how you showcase not just the food but also the culture and stories behind it. So enriching 👍😍
Kris, cang ngày cang Leo mep roi day ...
Amazing job again, Chris. Your subtitle translations are accurate but only the native speaking Vietnamese, and those that are fluent like yourself pick up on all the intricacies. I love the back-and-forth conversation you’re having with sandwich lady ❤
I find this video a lot more funny than your typical videos. good job bro. keep up the good work
Great video man, loved the banter with the shop owner. I'll have to travel over from Tay Ho for a visit! Plus I think the girl looking for your Facebook wants more than just to 'learn' 😂
🤣
Love the food and videos. Eat for me little brother .
shouldn't film while riding a bike yourself, that's not safe
Rất thích những clip chris ở Hà Nội. Nói chuyện hợp và vui
i can recognise some words maybe a bit of cantonese in there
😂cô vs anh đùa vui thật .
Great adventure
Ông này nói chuyện khéo như người Bắc
I've only been to Saigon yet, but I'd imediately fell in love with Banh Mi! What an amazing, precious dish. Can't wait to come back to Vietnam.
Tôi tình cờ biết đến tên của bạn và Max Farlin trong chương trình Vietcetera. Tôi rất vui!
Cô chủ quán rất vui tính và tươi tắn!
Trước đây tôi chỉ hay xem Sonny Side, Mark Wiens và Travor James.
Chúc bạn luôn may mắn và hạnh phúc! 👍👍👍💙💙💙
Love the video but you gotta check the subtitles before you post. They aren't exactly 'wrong' but you can tell they are translated by a viet guy. Do you review them Chris?
Your sauce is out of date, Sorry.
How did you come to live in Vietnam?
❤🎉 really enjoy Ur video. All the best. Love from Borneo.
that bread thing with lots of meats looks delicious 🤤 and the price is awesome. Hope to visit Vietnam someday.
Wonder what those people think when they see u holding a sandwich talking to a camera on the bridge lollllllll😂
Con người việt nam là thế hiếu khách miền nở hòa đồng vui vẻ hạnh phúc
Chris, my wife and I were having dinner and you made us laughed so hard food was flying out of our mouths ! 👍👍👍😂😂😂
Nhìn cô bán hàng dễ thương vui vẻ đầy năng lượng!
My favorite of your videos. I will be back in Vietnam in a little over a week. I can’t wait.🇻🇳
Hi Chris a newly subscriber, I intend to learn Vietnamese and would like to know which dialect of Vietnamese you speak and how you went about learning the language?
Your your content is awesome and enjoy all that your doing
That is probably the best looking Banh Mi I have seen....hopefully it does taste just as good! Now I am craving a Banh Mi. I would love to make a trip to Vietnam next year!!! This video was awesome and agree the interaction with the owner was lively and fun to see.
Anh chàng người Mĩ này sống ở VN nên biết thả thính ko khác gì người Việt.
Chris ăn nói hoạt bát, khéo léo, một nhà ngoại giao giỏi, hãy phát huy ưu điểm của mình.
Hi Chris,
Love your channel. My hat is off to you for what you do,
I travel to Vietnam often, I love it if you would include the business name and address when you critiques their food. That way your viewers help support their businesses .
Bạn quá giỏi còn hơn người bản xứ nữa. Ủng hộ bạn 100% .
Chris knows how to xạo ……ha ha
She is naughty 😁😁😄😄
Giới thiệu bánh mì ngon mà muốn ăn luôn. Chàng thanh niên này thật dễ mễn.❤❤❤❤
500 ổ. Lãi 2.5 triệu. 1 ngày..tháng 75 củ..ko biết thuế bao nhiêu..VN quả n lý rất mù mờ..sao ngân sách. Ít tiền
Các vạn làm RUclips ở Việt Nam tháng kiếm được
8 tr đồng tha hồ ăn choi nha
Too funny when you told her she probably had 4 or 5 husbands.. the daughter couldn't stop laughing 😂
The lady meant that the Banh Mi has to have pate in it. Those two combination always go together just like men always like girl
My Friends
To Việt Nam peoples business vendor
You give them a 100-200k for luck
You give too much they won't take it
❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
what a nice culture and nice people
Miss Hanoi a lot. I'll back on sept next year. Like your videos so inspiring. Thanks
Now I know why they tasted so good when I was in Da Nang and Nha Trang. Is there much difference between those two cities in terms of style?
"Want to marry my daughter?" Was actually code for 'Do you want to get my entire family American passports at your expense? You can screw our daughter for a short while and then we will either leave you or take everything you have...and then leave you.'
Người VN .có mới nới cũ...lạ rất dễ .thân rồi mới.chấp chạc..ko giữ. Ý
Cuộc sống của bạn ở Việt Nam đúng là thiên đường của bạn
I think you will love her for being a mother in law. always smiling. she gonna take care of the jokes all day with the daughter, your future wife!
Something magical happens when Chris speaks in somone's native language. It's like the whole aura of that physical space shifts from being an awkward encounter between strangers to a conversation between two long time friends who don't want to stop talking. I guess that's the power of languages. I would love to see that happen more in India (especially south Indian where I'm from). Watching those vlogs and then this right after, the difference is like night and day.
The owner is very friendly, calling you "Cu Tây” because you are so cute, so she considers you as her descendant.
Trông đại ca vừa lái xe máy vừa tác nghiệp trông sợ lắm.
Chris thấy ngày càng thảo mai đó nghe
👍👍👍👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for this uplifting review. I would really love to visit Vietnam.
You so amazing , i love watching your video, thanks for come to VietNam and love VietNam, respect ❤