하노이 사람이 영어로 제대로 소개해줘서 이해가 가장 잘됩니다. 게다가 미국문화를 경험해서 객관적인 시각을 보여줘서 좋습니다 A native of Hanoi introduces Vietnam properly in English, so I can understand it well. Plus, she's experienced American culture and it's nice to show her objective point of view.
One of my favorite dishes. I go to a Vietnamese restaurant in Vancouver as often as possible. I have introduced all my friends and children to the pleasure of Pho and other dishes from your homeland. Thanks for the lessons on enhancing the experience
Whenever I eat noodle soup, I add white vinegar and sometimes, apple vinegar. This looks so good. I need to put this in mind when I visit Vietnam...Cheers!!
By taking a closer look, Pho Hanoi really looks like a beef version of Kuey Teow Th'ng (粿条汤，Kuey Teow with soup), but with way more vegetables and sauces
Hey V I found 2 places near me for Pho.. both were great.. but like watching you I’m going out today to have some more!! Thanks for the reminder Have a great day
A few years ago we landed in Hanoi after 11 h and the tour guide brought us early in the morning straight for eating pho. I loved it. Like the north and south pho. Could eat it every day. At the next opportunity i like to visit Vietnam again.
Oh my gosh, your ha noi pho is so different than what I thought of. We eat a lot of pho here in US and I don’t know If it’s is Saigon based but we eat with hoisin sauce (tương đen) and onion pickle (hành dấm). Never see garlic pickle or eating with the fried stick (dầu cháo quẩy) and especially the egg. Just wow! Love your clips btw.
@@WhatThePho One thing I learned from seeing Japanese eat their ramen that VNamese should be corrected when they eat their pho. The nose needs to be down in the bowl to suck in the aroma, the eating motion should be like slurping and the bowl should be deeper to have more broth and retain heat better.
pho was originated in northern viet nam. i think the majority of pho around the world were introduced by refugee which are mostly southerners. so pho in the US are mostly southern style.
That’s what I was thinking. That’s now how pho is served in the US restaurant. We see none of that. I guess you guys don’t use sriracha hot sauce too? 🤣🤣
Hi Van! Great job as always. A little suggestion. Do you think you could add the vietnamese names of all the food/condiments you encounter in your future videos for us Vietnamese learners? :) Also when you speak vietnamese on the street/in the restaurant it would be great to see the vietnamese subtitles so we can follow how to interact naturally :))
Em chào chị. Em mới biết kênh chị gần đây và rất thích kênh của chị. Em cũng là youtuber ở Nhật và cũng giới thiệu văn hoá ẩm thực Việt Nam đến Nhật Bản. Hi vọng trong tương lai sẽ có dịp về VN và được collab cùng chị ạ. 🥰
During my IAEA consulting stint in Da Lat and Saigon ages ago, the main thing to remember at street Pho stands was to put four of those tiny stools together to support my European mass, and entertain my hosts by trying unsuccessfully to use chopsticks. Seriously, in six weeks there I didn't get hang of using that hellish invention. But Pho was delicious.
Omg I'm watching your videos in quarantine days. The last time I enjoyed Pho was 5 weeks ago cause Covid 19 Pandemic. Anyway, we are Vietnam, we have to try our best to bring good society like before we had. Thanks for your videos about food. Hope you'll more successful.
Speaking about Pho well I’m not in Vietnam I live in Dallas Texas there is a really popular and nice pho restaurant near the DFW areas it’s called Pho Bac it’s so good if you ever go to Texas like if ever will come back to America Please try that place that restaurant has a 4.5 star rating! It’s in Richardson Texas a city in the Eastern side of Dallas Texas [Gosh Dang!!!!]
My goodness, I must eat pho for lunch tomorrow, because I love it so much. I live in San Jose and here has the most Vietnamese people and restaurant in the US. All the pho here seem to be pretty standard. It comes with bean sprouts, basil, sliced chili and a slice of lime. I've never seen the garlic vinegar, but it looks so good. The pho noodle here doesn't look that white. I think the pho in Vietnam looks better.
Can't wait to go there in Vietnam to actually try the real thing!! We have Pho 24 here in the Philippines. It's good too but it just doesn't hit the spot much coz i'm really looking for an authentic experience.
Pho looks good. Are Vietnamese restaurants common around the world? I’m going to Portugal and to Panamá. I’ll look for Vietnamese restaurants there. Gotta try some pho! 😊
Thanks for sharing, just to say in Saigon you can still easily find good Pho restaurants with northern flavour (go D2, Tan Binh, D7, ...) and they do have garlic vinegar, will full of garlic (more than the one in the video :)). I remember this Pho Nho (the one in HTK iirc, there's one near the intersection which I've tried 7 or 8 years ago), though tbh not the big fan of it, maybe different taste ...
You remind me of my English teacher in University. Her appearance is the same to you (but she is a bit taller). Her eyes are bright and big as yours. Good work, keep going, Van. Ps: her name is also Van.
Hello, Van ! I noticed the Pho in Hanoi does not have a basket of herbs/veggies to compliment it. I really like mine to have those herbs to munch along. Anyhow, I still enjoy them.
I do the same too in America, using my lime to clean the chopsticks. Eating pho with vinegar & garlics is very foreign to me. I have never heard or seen pho eating this way. Very interesting. Maybe I will try it when I visit Vietnam (Hanoi).
Not sure if there is Pho to try for vegetarian people like me 😅. Nice video Ms Van Vu. Thanks for the garlic vinegar tip. Will look around for it haven’t seen in Vietnamese restaurants in around Houston….
Pho is one of my favorite foods in Vancouver, Canada. The pho shops here have chilli pepper, fish sauce, hot sauce. But no garlic vinegar and fried stick. That's missing in this here parts.
Thank you for showing us how Hanoi pho is different. I'd love to try that garlic vinegar. I was wondering what the Quẩy was made of & googled it. Apparently, it's like a donut? At first, I thought maybe it was fried bananas. It looks tasty, like it would be good with breakfast.
I like 🍜 withh a lot of pho bo and make it juicy yaa I'm with it other than that I'd wish it was a cold burrito with beans only I'll pass the meat I mean beef pork what evrr
Seems I've only had Saigon style Pho. Love adding basil, sriracha & hoisin sauce. Don't use sliced jalapeno as the heat level is too inconsistent. Will definitely ask if they have garlic vinegar next time I go. Will also have spring roll with shrimp and pork dipped into the spicy peanut sauce, though I add extra sriracha to the sauce 🔥
Someday I will try out northern pho, too bad that here in the US it is more likely to be southern pho. (I will probably prefer southern pho more though).
It is interesting that you dónt have "tương ngọt" .. that is the first thing that many people just squirt into their bowls .. :) also, there is no Thai Basils and saw leaves (ngò gai).. :) Also the fried dough? .. very interesting.. I guess Phở Hà Nội is different . Thanks for sharing .. :)
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I noticed there were no tuong ot and den (sriracha and hoisin sauce). just wondering is it because you didn't show those bottles or hanoi don't typically eat with them.
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i am Malaysian, cant wait for the border to open so that i fly to Hanoi to savour all my favorite Vietnamese street food
Too bad, we can't even cross districts even with the 2nd phase of NRP at certain places
하노이 사람이 영어로 제대로 소개해줘서 이해가 가장 잘됩니다. 게다가 미국문화를 경험해서 객관적인 시각을 보여줘서 좋습니다
A native of Hanoi introduces Vietnam properly in English, so I can understand it well. Plus, she's experienced American culture and it's nice to show her objective point of view.
Thank you
your video contents are perfect source of knowledge for those who prepare for the IELTS. Good job, girl!
Wow looks so delicious that Pho soup !! Yummy !! Excellent video my friend !! Need to be there !!
🤗❤️🤗 thank you for sharing .... it looks so delicious. I was unaware of differences in pho until I discovered your channel
Glad it was helpful :))
One of my favorite dishes. I go to a Vietnamese restaurant in Vancouver as often as possible. I have introduced all my friends and children to the pleasure of Pho and other dishes from your homeland. Thanks for the lessons on enhancing the experience
Thank you so much! Appreciate that you introduce our food to your friends :))
Went to Pho NHO today because of this video - thank you! Great pho! Loved the broth!
Whenever I eat noodle soup, I add white vinegar and sometimes, apple vinegar. This looks so good. I need to put this in mind when I visit Vietnam...Cheers!!
By taking a closer look, Pho Hanoi really looks like a beef version of Kuey Teow Th'ng (粿条汤，Kuey Teow with soup), but with way more vegetables and sauces
I enjoy your video as if I eat pho with you , you teaching how to eat. Thank you for showing Vietnamese food,
I always put the garlic in my phở and not the vinegar.
As well as the egg. Then a little piece of meat, egg and a bite of quẩy. Ngon quá ạ!
I like adding the extra garnishes and hoisin sauce. never tried the garlic vinegar
The squeezed lime to clean the chopsticks…mind blown. Cant wait to come to Hanoi as soon as i get my VN passport
VN passport? you mean a visa? that is the easiest part to get depend who you paid they can have it done less than a week.
@@tainle i said what i said
Just subscribed. Thank you for promoting Vietnamese culture and cuisine. I can't wait to visit Vietnam again. Love your videos, big fan!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hey V
I found 2 places near me for Pho.. both were great.. but like watching you I’m going out today to have some more!!
Thanks for the reminder
Have a great day
awesome!!!
A few years ago we landed in Hanoi after 11 h and the tour guide brought us early in the morning straight for eating pho. I loved it. Like the north and south pho. Could eat it every day. At the next opportunity i like to visit Vietnam again.
I don’t need to need you teach me but I’m just watching because I’m bored
well because I’m from Saigon, Vietnam! [Gosh Dang!!!!]
Oh my gosh, your ha noi pho is so different than what I thought of. We eat a lot of pho here in US and I don’t know If it’s is Saigon based but we eat with hoisin sauce (tương đen) and onion pickle (hành dấm). Never see garlic pickle or eating with the fried stick (dầu cháo quẩy) and especially the egg. Just wow! Love your clips btw.
Thank you. I will do a clip about Pho sai gon and Pho hanoi :)) it will be interesting because they are so different :))
@@WhatThePho One thing I learned from seeing Japanese eat their ramen that VNamese should be corrected when they eat their pho. The nose needs to be down in the bowl to suck in the aroma, the eating motion should be like slurping and the bowl should be deeper to have more broth and retain heat better.
pho was originated in northern viet nam. i think the majority of pho around the world were introduced by refugee which are mostly southerners. so pho in the US are mostly southern style.
That’s what I was thinking. That’s now how pho is served in the US restaurant. We see none of that.
I guess you guys don’t use sriracha hot sauce too? 🤣🤣
Chỉ cần nhìn thấy chủ kênh là thấy hay rồi cho dù ko hiểu gì. Nhưng vẫn đề suất thêm phụ đề tiếng Việt. Sẽ tăng người đăng Ký nữa
We are going to run Hanoi marathon next week. Thank you for letting us how to eat Pho in Hanoi :)
I like your voice. Its so sweet.
Love the intro :) I remember the first time you had me try pho in Boston! Keep the content coming! These videos are great!
Thanks so much!!
pickled garlic and daikon with chili is great with hu tieu bo kho
I wouldn't have thought of having garlic vinegar on Pho, but garlic anything is good on almost everything! 👉🏻😁👉🏻
Có vẻ ngon quá! ✨🥢🤤👍
I really like Phở so much,especially Phở gà🐓👏
Nice video,Thanks for sharing!
Anh cảm ơn em nhiều! 😆
I love PHo ga too haha
Tell everything that's in it! The ingredients and why you chose what goes in it, the different types, suggestions for vegetarians...etc
I will in the next video :))
Amazing adventures. I wana go eat pho with her all around the world 🥰💪🦸♀️
Hi Van! Great job as always. A little suggestion. Do you think you could add the vietnamese names of all the food/condiments you encounter in your future videos for us Vietnamese learners? :) Also when you speak vietnamese on the street/in the restaurant it would be great to see the vietnamese subtitles so we can follow how to interact naturally :))
Yes, of course, thanks for your suggestions
Can you make a vit quay video! Plz
Just with 5 minutes clip is good! Thanks Vân Vũ!
You know the food is next level when you sing the names of the different stuff you can put in Pho
Em chào chị. Em mới biết kênh chị gần đây và rất thích kênh của chị.
Em cũng là youtuber ở Nhật và cũng giới thiệu văn hoá ẩm thực Việt Nam đến Nhật Bản.
Hi vọng trong tương lai sẽ có dịp về VN và được collab cùng chị ạ. 🥰
Hihi chị cảm ơn em đã theo dõi nhé, chúc em luôn thành công nha :))
@@WhatThePho em cảm ơn chị 😀
Pho is one of my favorite food.
During my IAEA consulting stint in Da Lat and Saigon ages ago, the main thing to remember at street Pho stands was to put four of those tiny stools together to support my European mass, and entertain my hosts by trying unsuccessfully to use chopsticks. Seriously, in six weeks there I didn't get hang of using that hellish invention. But Pho was delicious.
I love you Ms. Pho 😀🥰❣😘
Omg I'm watching your videos in quarantine days. The last time I enjoyed Pho was 5 weeks ago cause Covid 19 Pandemic. Anyway, we are Vietnam, we have to try our best to bring good society like before we had. Thanks for your videos about food. Hope you'll more successful.
Speaking about Pho well I’m not in Vietnam I live in Dallas Texas
there is a really popular and nice pho restaurant near the DFW areas it’s called Pho Bac
it’s so good if you ever go to Texas like if ever will come back to America Please try that place
that restaurant has a 4.5 star rating! It’s in Richardson Texas a city in the Eastern side of Dallas Texas
[Gosh Dang!!!!]
Yum 😋 my favorite PHO
I just shared this with my daughter.......I swear she's part Vietnamese....she love pho
Ho Chiak, Hao Chi, Ho Shek, Sedap, Mashisoyo, Oisshi , Ao roi .= Yummy!!.. ahh,, I miss dining out eating street food. Stay safe.
My goodness, I must eat pho for lunch tomorrow, because I love it so much. I live in San Jose and here has the most Vietnamese people and restaurant in the US. All the pho here seem to be pretty standard. It comes with bean sprouts, basil, sliced chili and a slice of lime. I've never seen the garlic vinegar, but it looks so good. The pho noodle here doesn't look that white. I think the pho in Vietnam looks better.
Can't wait to go there in Vietnam to actually try the real thing!! We have Pho 24 here in the Philippines. It's good too but it just doesn't hit the spot much coz i'm really looking for an authentic experience.
Yes finally sometimes that fits your name!
[Gosh Dang!!!!]
Pho looks good. Are Vietnamese restaurants common around the world? I’m going to Portugal and to Panamá. I’ll look for Vietnamese restaurants there. Gotta try some pho! 😊
Yes haha, Vietnamese food is everywhere, but it's kind hard to find Pho Hanoi in other countries
Thanks for sharing, just to say in Saigon you can still easily find good Pho restaurants with northern flavour (go D2, Tan Binh, D7, ...) and they do have garlic vinegar, will full of garlic (more than the one in the video :)).
I remember this Pho Nho (the one in HTK iirc, there's one near the intersection which I've tried 7 or 8 years ago), though tbh not the big fan of it, maybe different taste ...
Darn. I missed the vinegar/garlic sauce while in Hanoi. I love garlic too!!
Its interesting how I have yet to see the bread in the USA.
Tasty video!
I eat that PAO during my breakfast just beside our hotel in Saigon.
Great video
Can we order blanched egg in any Ha Noi pho restaurant
Can’t wait to go to Ha Noi. Hope you can be my tour guide
I’ve never had Pho Hanoi and I’ve never seen that garlic vinegar! I’ve only had Pho Saigon
Xem thèm quá, 1 bát phở tái gầu nhiều hành nhiều tỏi. Hn dãn cách quá lâu r
I dipped a lot of vegetables into the soup.
Review phở Sài Gòn luôn đi chị 😊😊
Beautiful and blessings 🙌 🙏 ✨️ ❤️ 💖 💕
Hope can come to Vietnam for holiday soon
Do you have any recipe for that garlic vinegar? I wanna learn how to make it
Oh no, just the garlic slices and vinegar, that's it :))
@@WhatThePho oh really? Thanks. I thought it was more complicated than that
Wait! Where are the bean sprouts, coriander/cilantro, onion bulb slices and basil???
Nope, those are Pho Sai Gon from the south
i love you vân vũ
so so much !!!
4:30 sunny side up all the way oke
You speak english very well and i am learning english through your channel. I hope you can put subtitles on this video, thank you very much.
You remind me of my English teacher in University. Her appearance is the same to you (but she is a bit taller). Her eyes are bright and big as yours. Good work, keep going, Van.
Ps: her name is also Van.
Hello, Van !
I noticed the Pho in Hanoi does not have a basket of herbs/veggies to compliment it. I really like mine to have those herbs to munch along. Anyhow, I still enjoy them.
Yes that's right, pho hanoi doesn't come with herbs, pho sai gon does though, we don't have hoisin sauce either, I'll make a video about it :))
I do the same too in America, using my lime to clean the chopsticks. Eating pho with vinegar & garlics is very foreign to me. I have never heard or seen pho eating this way. Very interesting. Maybe I will try it when I visit Vietnam (Hanoi).
Yes, please try, so good :))
Not sure if there is Pho to try for vegetarian people like me 😅. Nice video Ms Van Vu. Thanks for the garlic vinegar tip. Will look around for it haven’t seen in Vietnamese restaurants in around Houston….
Yes, there are some vegetarian Pho here :))
I never thought about using limes to clean your utensils before lol. I guess you learn something new everyday hahaha.
Love HN pho especially banh pho tuoi (flat rice noodles). So yummy :P
Magical hangover medicine 😂👍🏼
Looks so delicious! How much is usually a bowl of pho in Hanoi? Looking forward for my first trip to Vietnam, hopefully soon.
It's around $2 :)
Phở Hà Nội is the best! 👍
Pho is one of my favorite foods in Vancouver, Canada. The pho shops here have chilli pepper, fish sauce, hot sauce. But no garlic vinegar and fried stick. That's missing in this here parts.
Sounds good :)) and the Pho that you have might be from the south :)
Nice tip with the lime and the chopsticks. I didn’t know that!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for showing us how Hanoi pho is different. I'd love to try that garlic vinegar. I was wondering what the Quẩy was made of & googled it. Apparently, it's like a donut? At first, I thought maybe it was fried bananas. It looks tasty, like it would be good with breakfast.
That great
Love so much
You threw the theme from "X Files" into your moment of egg-eating. You're hilarious.
That looks so delicious, and I know it taste good.
You have big eyes and beautiful smile from Thailand^^
I like 🍜 withh a lot of pho bo and make it juicy yaa I'm with it other than that I'd wish it was a cold burrito with beans only I'll pass the meat I mean beef pork what evrr
Seems I've only had Saigon style Pho. Love adding basil, sriracha & hoisin sauce. Don't use sliced jalapeno as the heat level is too inconsistent. Will definitely ask if they have garlic vinegar next time I go.
Will also have spring roll with shrimp and pork dipped into the spicy peanut sauce, though I add extra sriracha to the sauce 🔥
Yes, best combo, Hanoi Pho doesn't have that much herbs and we use garlic vinegar and chillies to spice up the food :))
Someday I will try out northern pho, too bad that here in the US it is more likely to be southern pho. (I will probably prefer southern pho more though).
Garlic vinegar, sounds good, too bad I don’t see those in the viet food place here. Love pho though,
It is interesting that you dónt have "tương ngọt" .. that is the first thing that many people just squirt into their bowls .. :) also, there is no Thai Basils and saw leaves (ngò gai).. :) Also the fried dough? .. very interesting.. I guess Phở Hà Nội is different . Thanks for sharing .. :)
Yes, pho hanoi is so different haha, I'll wait until I can come to Saigon so I can make a comparison video :))
I love pho
Take me around Hanoi Van oi. Pho Hanoi nhin ngon qua,
Haha ok a, I hope the border is open soon so we can all freely travel
August 1 , anh se bay tu Hawaii qua Las Vegas for 5 nights ne, uoc gi co e ben my? Anh e minh di cung cho vui and make you tube video…aloha!
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Có dịp sẽ thử ăn phở hà nội 😉
I never knew that there were regional variations of phở.
Nhìn ngon!
Tôi ghen tị với chiếc micro.
Hello what’s the best camera for you tuber
I'm using sony zv1 :)) and it's pretty good
I noticed there were no tuong ot and den (sriracha and hoisin sauce). just wondering is it because you didn't show those bottles or hanoi don't typically eat with them.
Hanoi doesn’t have it as part of Pho soup.
We don't use hoison sauce for Pho here in Hanoi, we use other condiments
Nhìn tô phở ngon quá hen
How long vietnam has a similar dish partner with indonesian "Cakueh" and "Quay" is just looks so close.... 🙃
Girls just wanna have Pho 🍜
Yummy yummy..😍
Đi review bún chả đi 😌
I love it
Do you have any your friend's channel talking English like you in channel? Im an English learner
Chris and Max do the same content like me :))
before i didnt know pho saigon different from pho hanoi. the vietnamese restaurant in jakarta never tell about this
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