After watching you struggle with the math I immediately asked my ABC husband to calculate the price difference. He was so confused and after quite a long time he gave me a wrong answer 😂thanks for the laughter
Her calculations were wrong. Regarding the price that was five times more expensive, it was impossible for the merchant to go to China to purchase ingredients, and it was impossible to hire Chinese employees to Australia. The merchant did not increase the price.
Dad is funny and witty. Yes, we come from the reading generation. We had books and encyclopedias. Yeah, we read tons of books. Kudos to Dad. And congratulations on your upcoming wedding, Amy. Wishing you all the best!!
This photo is going right in the pool room - Just like the father in “The Castle” your dad is bursting with pride for his daughter. Your father is a national treasure!!! ❤❤❤
To climb on Sydney Harbour Bridge is so so expensive. Cheapest Submit Day for an adult starts from AUD354. This price is enough for 3 BUFFETS at Sydney Tower (Mon-Thurs), weekdays lunch at Crown Sydney plus Sat dinner at the Star. After $150 discount for the package of 2 adults +2 kids is $881 & this is the base price for the family to climb. Phones are not allowed is another price to pay as well.
This video legit moved me as I've once been living for years several stories right above this place :') Used to go there on a regular basis and made me discover malatang in the first place (got hooked straight away). Such a heartfeel to see it and the surrounding area!
It's interesting how you showed in Dongbei that they add the sauces directly for you, and when you were DIY-ing in this video, you added the sauces directly into the broth. For me (from Singapore), and how I always thought it was, is that you add the sauces on a sauce dish as a dipping sauce. So usually I drink the broth by itself and if i want to, i dip my ingredients in the sauce I had concocted haha. I shall try to add it to the broth next time to see how it is!
Your dad is just so silly and lame in the best way! I can't 😂😂 Love him so much. That "mala tongue" pun was genius. I wish my dad would have a tiny bit of those qualities when he interacts with me. Incidentally, I love that you include the footage of yourself doing, or struggling to do, those mental sums. That just shows that you have humility and self awareness about what you are weak at, making you relatable as a person. To compensate for that, you do have excellent linguistics and communication skills, as well as video editing props!
Love your video and especially your dad giving us his critics, he's such a cool dad to hang out with. Congratulations on your wedding and looking forward to your next contents.
Thank you for another fun video, always love when your family joins you. I’m irrationally excited for your wedding, you guys are so cute together and I hope your wedding is magnificent! Sending love from Ireland to you and your family as always xxx
LMAO I was crying this episode both at your "mafs" skills and "what's a cuttlefish?" adorbs, and youve actually made me now want to brave trying malatang finally in Sydney as I've just always felt the soupiness and DIY ingredients could go too wrong...going to try the dry one and mimic some of your picks and stick to veggies,
We have so much fun doing these videos. I miss you already! You are going to get so many mathematical comments, maybe 500% more than usual, or even 606% which is the number you were searching for😂❤
We have the zhang liang malatang here in Singapore too! Prices go at $2.98 per 100 grams with a minimum order of 300 grams. Mala has been a trend in Singapore for a couple of years and you can easily find it at any coffee shop! Most charge based on the category of food like vegetables usually go by maybe $2-3 per 100 grams and meat could be $4 per 100 grams or even $1.60 per 50 grams across vegetables and you have to get it by that portion size. Mala is definitely not cheap in Singapore despite its popularity and how accessible it is but I would say they taste similar all over. Would love to see Amy try and compare the Singapore zhang liang malatang to Sydney and China! Definitly try out the coffee shop versions as well, its a good idea to ask for 少油少盐 as it is flavourful and oily by default.
Yes, some of the Chinese restaurants brand are way cheaper in China than other countries. One of the examples might be Sha-xian(沙县), looks like a luxury restaurant decorated with lanterns, ancient Chinese stuff, and screens showing documentaries in Chinatown London, and the price was also high. However, in China, this brand is more like street food or fast food, similar to KFC or McDonald's.
It's the same brand. In addition to ordering and enjoying the prepared food, you can also buy some prepackaged food similar to instant noodles in the luxury version of sha-xian in London. The logo on the box is the same as that of fast food styled Sha-xian restaurants in China.
18:39 I wondered the EXACT SAME WAY as Amy's dad when I saw the price XD Thanks Blondie for sharing this adventure! It was extra funny with your dad being humorous
Yes! Amy's dad is back in the videos! (Sorry Amy, but that math segment was unreal. I know it's a meme that the math we learn in school isn't useful in the real world but that was something else. 😅)
@@BlondieinChina Where you lack in number smart, you more than make up for in language and content smart =) I believe your videos are widely regarded in China as the gold standard among laowai vloggers for "detailed and sophisticated explanation of Chinese food in the English language"
I hated maths but was in advanced at a selective school..... I remember quadrants and ratios really well..... can I work out a basic percentage? NO hahahaha blame the NSW education system
Wow! 5 Star prenuptial father-daughter sightseeing and food adventure! It's beautiful, humourous, informative, and entertaining! A memory to keep in one's heart on eternal rewind.
I like your content with your dad who loves funny memes or contents or even your father’s jokes, especially your embarrassment in maths issues. The malatang looks nice too. Went to Sydney last month for my first time with my dad and it was awesome! Unfortunately we didn’t go climbing up Sydney Harbour Bridge, sad thing. Great content! 👍🏻👍🏻
Since the video's probably shot a while ago, congratulations on your marriage. I've done a travel wedding shoot in Bali before at a beautiful private villa called Khayangan Estate. It's such an awesome experience. Bali, despite being overrun by tourists, it's still such an amazing location for a visit.
The way she described he preference for malatang spoke to my heart lol. And her Dad talking about the rubber band noodle. I love my noodles with a bit of chew lol
Thank you amy for presenting the china side of food so lovely as a caucasian person. Tbh, i have seen many many many australians and, alot of them are lovely and also a big batch of them are bigots. U have done wonderful service to everyone u have represented in this show. Thank you. Subscribed because of the positivity!!! Oh 1 more point, having lost my dad to cancer many years ago, everytime i see someone whom have such a loving and supportive dad makes me smile. Ur dad is awesome. He embraced new generation stuff well and u 2 are a wonderful pair presenting ur contents. Gonna watch ur other contents too!! 加油！！！ From a singaporean. 😉😉
As a person from Singapore. Where people think our city is expensive, I’m always appalled by the food prices in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane and Perth. Foodcourt food is easily 3-4 times the price. It’s just crazy.
This is entirely a function of things like the relative purchasing power parity, local wages etc. Directly converted between CNY and AUD, the meal in the video is something like 6x the price it is in Sydney. This makes Australia seem pretty "expensive" at first glance. However, when you compare an average annual salary in Jilin, China (~100,000 CNY, ~21,000 AUD) and in Sydney, Australia (~390,000 CNY, ~$82,000 AUD), the difference in cost between the two locations isn't all that much for your average person. It's six times the price but something like 2/3 of that difference is immediately offset by local wages. This also ignores things which are a bit more intangible such as food quality standards, the value of public services provided by each location's VAT (included in the price) etc., all of which likely bring the real value of the two locations' meals a lot closer to parity. The rest is really just a rounding error. These are all rough numbers; but I've done my best to find ones which are recent, reasonably accurate, and comparable. Having previously lived in China and enjoyed the privilege of my overseas savings going a LONG way due to a favourable exchange rate, I completely understand the sentiment that China is far better value than an equivalent meal/experience in a wealthier and more expensive part of the world. Honestly, I miss it. Once outside that expat edge case, however, and when comparing apples to apples, the reality can be quite different. This nuance is often missed given the brevity of a UA-cam video or blog post and given the fact most people will do little more than a direct currency conversion; but it is essential to fully understand the situation. TLDR: Zhangliang malatang (tasty stuff!) is marginally more expensive in Australia than in China when adjusted for PPP.
True. I'm also from one of those "cheap" countries, and it irks me whenever foreigners refuse to acknowledge their privilege - that superior exchange rate. (Not to mention those who rants about slavery because wages are so "cheap", too). That said, food in China is cheap even from my point of view, because their prices are similar and sometimes even lower than average here, while the annual salary for minimum wage in my capital city is only roughly 30.000 cny.
Hi, Amy. You should come to Singapore 🇸🇬 and eat at the local food hawker centres and try all sorts of food including the popular MALATANG😋😋😋😋🤤🤤🤤🤤and compare those with the ones in China.🇨🇳 Even though I know you might have been to Singapore 🇸🇬 before, but it gives you a good comparison 👍👍👍👍👍
I live in an area with no immediate access to any Malatang place. Inspired by your adventure in Sydney, now I am mixing fine peanut butter with Laoganma and sichuan green pepper /majiao, along with some veggies, pressed doufu, shrimp and sweet potato vermicelli, into a Campbell mushroom soup base. Let’s see how this goes. 😅
The cost of labor.....The cost of importing....Now I'll watch and see what you say. Oh I love your dad! He's such a kick. Made me laugh like crazy. I wish we coud see him walk you down the isle. I bet he won't have a dry eye. Such a sweet man. Your mom is lucky and so are you two sisters.
@@RUHappyATM Don´t forget the rent, insurance, taxes and electricity which are more expensive in Sydney too. And to top it of the selection of food was better in Sydney.
The labor cost alone is 10 times higher in Australia, then there are costs of food, rent, materials, taxes, insurance, utilities, etc, all much higher in Australia.
@@firstlast-pt5ppwhy it should be better if cost is higher because of what mentioned above? It cannot be lower because of what is mentioned above. Not to forget that Australia is far away from everything and everything is more expensive there.
In fact, China's price consumption is not high. Houses are not in big cities now, only 200,000 to 300,000 yuan per set, that is, many labor incomes are not high.
If you are comparing price dollar to dollar with different currency between CNY and AUD, you can just use the conversion rate as explanation on how many folds of the price. For example AUD1=CNY 4, it means Australia is 4 times more expensive on everything they can get. Only apply for currency conversion with single digit conversion
Hi Amy, greetings from Singapore! You asked so I did, I subscribed… I am tempted to go to Chongqing, after watching your videos. Hope when it happens, you may be back there for that massage and free food again. What a hoot!! Alexis here. I’ve been watching videos about safe traveling alone as a woman in China. I’ve not tried, but I think I would… I would guess as in any part of the world, common sense and awareness of your surrounding helps 🤣. Singapore is safe too, but same principle applies
From memory not every zhangliang in Sydney has this much stuff to pick fro.. I went to the one in burwood and i dont think they have everything available in the city. Your dad is such a cutie for checking with you to make sure his order is authentic 😢
Amy- your dad is a riot and he’s really adorable! Best of luck on your wedding- much love to you and your family! Writing from Washington state in the U.S .
It's really new refreshing to see a aussie girl in Asia China, most of the times you always get bad media in australia towards China, especially in the west u.s. Keep up with the great videos.
OMG Amy, you're getting married in Bali?! 🌴✨I’m literally screaming because I'm a big fan from Indonesia!!! I hope you're ready to fall in love with our sunsets, food, and... humidity, lol. Pretty please sprinkle in some Indonesian food content if you can - Babi Guling, Ayam Betutu, Martabak, maybe even some Durian? Wishing you all the best for your big day! 🥂💍💖
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are you sure it's 60% off? that math seemed pretty hard at the restaurant.
@@shmulesgold990 HAHAHHAHAHA!
well when the minimum wage in AU is $24+ AUD and the average wage in CN is less than $2 AUD
LMAO, Amy is a true blue daughter of Australia. A heart of gold, a fair dinkum attitude and you can't be one if you can do math.
Is it worldwide? I get an error when I click on the link ://
Amy's dad roasting her own daughter, is just pure gold.😂
what a great and humorous dad lol
and think about that if any one bought that merch hat with "Amy's dad" on it
@@圣母婊与流氓的机会 take my MONEY, i need some. 🤣
The comment I was looking for haha
Dad almost got it wrong first go at 80% more expensive ahahaha像爸爸，像女儿。爸爸的脸是苦涩的😂
Your dad is an absolute legend. Just so funny and I always love seeing him in your videos. I hope the wedding is an absolute smash! Congratulations!
Your Dad is soooo funny😂😂.
I was gagging here. He is also soo sympathetic and cute🥹❤️. I wish we would see more of him in the future🥺😌.
He is the best! Well, after Amy of course. I love her savage mother as well.
After watching you struggle with the math I immediately asked my ABC husband to calculate the price difference. He was so confused and after quite a long time he gave me a wrong answer 😂thanks for the laughter
Her calculations were wrong. Regarding the price that was five times more expensive, it was impossible for the merchant to go to China to purchase ingredients, and it was impossible to hire Chinese employees to Australia. The merchant did not increase the price.
Best dad ever seriously,his love to you won't ever get replaced ever :)
Dad is funny and witty. Yes, we come from the reading generation. We had books and encyclopedias. Yeah, we read tons of books. Kudos to Dad. And congratulations on your upcoming wedding, Amy. Wishing you all the best!!
Your parents are the best! Love when you have episodes with them. Can’t wait for content when they come visit you in China!
"I got a Malatang" omg that's the most dad joke ever! Love it! You and your dad are so cute together.
I lost my breath and I had smoke coming out of my ears during the MATH session 😂
Will TOTALLY understand if you decide to unfollow 😂😂😂😂😂
@@BlondieinChinaconsidering you even used your calculator…..hahaha, is your calculator got infected by you? Love you and your dad!
@@BlondieinChina if you need help I'm a math tutor
Your dad is the biggest vibe! Love when you guys make content together.
Also how cute is the merch.. need to buy a shirt now :-)
This photo is going right in the pool room - Just like the father in “The Castle” your dad is bursting with pride for his daughter. Your father is a national treasure!!! ❤❤❤
To climb on Sydney Harbour Bridge is so so expensive.
Cheapest Submit Day for an adult starts from AUD354. This price is enough for 3 BUFFETS at Sydney Tower (Mon-Thurs), weekdays lunch at Crown Sydney plus Sat dinner at the Star.
After $150 discount for the package of 2 adults +2 kids is $881 & this is the base price for the family to climb.
Phones are not allowed is another price to pay as well.
Listening to that math conversation had my head spinning. Like listening to Abbot and Costello "Who's on First?"
This video legit moved me as I've once been living for years several stories right above this place :') Used to go there on a regular basis and made me discover malatang in the first place (got hooked straight away). Such a heartfeel to see it and the surrounding area!
It's interesting how you showed in Dongbei that they add the sauces directly for you, and when you were DIY-ing in this video, you added the sauces directly into the broth. For me (from Singapore), and how I always thought it was, is that you add the sauces on a sauce dish as a dipping sauce. So usually I drink the broth by itself and if i want to, i dip my ingredients in the sauce I had concocted haha. I shall try to add it to the broth next time to see how it is!
I enjoy seeing your dad in the videos and him having malatang with you is a joy to watch. Congrats on the wedding!
your video is always full of energy, and this one has extra thick happiness source on top! dad is just so cool
Your dad is just so silly and lame in the best way! I can't 😂😂 Love him so much. That "mala tongue" pun was genius. I wish my dad would have a tiny bit of those qualities when he interacts with me. Incidentally, I love that you include the footage of yourself doing, or struggling to do, those mental sums. That just shows that you have humility and self awareness about what you are weak at, making you relatable as a person. To compensate for that, you do have excellent linguistics and communication skills, as well as video editing props!
Your dad seems like such a nice man! This was a really fun episode :) the energy between you two is very wholesome!
Love your video and especially your dad giving us his critics, he's such a cool dad to hang out with. Congratulations on your wedding and looking forward to your next contents.
He gave your penguin 🐧 👀 eyes. You can still tell he loves to make his little girl smile 😁. Lovely video.
I absolutely love seeing your dad on your channel! What a great guy!
Congratulations on your up coming wedding! Wishing you both happiness, laughter, good food & great memories on your next adventure! ❤️❤️❤️
Love seeing your dad in the video! You guys made my day! Keep up the videos and enjoy the wedding!!
Thank you for another fun video, always love when your family joins you.
I’m irrationally excited for your wedding, you guys are so cute together and I hope your wedding is magnificent!
Sending love from Ireland to you and your family as always xxx
So glad that you've done this video. Have always wondered how the quality would compare from the two countries. Thanks Amy!
Love the enthuasiam and cheerfulness in every video!!
Always sooo enjoy the vibe between you and your family. Its so fun and warm❤
your dad is so hilarious without even trying!!
Anytime I watch your videos, I get hungry. And your Dad is funny as hell. "Malatongue" was the best.
I only watch Amy's videos while I'm eating, for this exact reason!
I know it’s gonna be a good video when I see Amy’s dad in it!!! Also congrats Amy!!
LMAO I was crying this episode both at your "mafs" skills and "what's a cuttlefish?"
adorbs, and youve actually made me now want to brave trying malatang finally in Sydney as I've just always felt the soupiness and DIY ingredients could go too wrong...going to try the dry one and mimic some of your picks and stick to veggies,
We have so much fun doing these videos. I miss you already! You are going to get so many mathematical comments, maybe 500% more than usual, or even 606% which is the number you were searching for😂❤
We have the zhang liang malatang here in Singapore too! Prices go at $2.98 per 100 grams with a minimum order of 300 grams. Mala has been a trend in Singapore for a couple of years and you can easily find it at any coffee shop! Most charge based on the category of food like vegetables usually go by maybe $2-3 per 100 grams and meat could be $4 per 100 grams or even $1.60 per 50 grams across vegetables and you have to get it by that portion size. Mala is definitely not cheap in Singapore despite its popularity and how accessible it is but I would say they taste similar all over. Would love to see Amy try and compare the Singapore zhang liang malatang to Sydney and China! Definitly try out the coffee shop versions as well, its a good idea to ask for 少油少盐 as it is flavourful and oily by default.
Yes, some of the Chinese restaurants brand are way cheaper in China than other countries. One of the examples might be Sha-xian(沙县), looks like a luxury restaurant decorated with lanterns, ancient Chinese stuff, and screens showing documentaries in Chinatown London, and the price was also high. However, in China, this brand is more like street food or fast food, similar to KFC or McDonald's.
It's the same brand. In addition to ordering and enjoying the prepared food, you can also buy some prepackaged food similar to instant noodles in the luxury version of sha-xian in London. The logo on the box is the same as that of fast food styled Sha-xian restaurants in China.
Dad is so fun! Would love to see him on your channel more often!
18:39 I wondered the EXACT SAME WAY as Amy's dad when I saw the price XD
Thanks Blondie for sharing this adventure! It was extra funny with your dad being humorous
I missed seeing your dad! He is cool and funny. Love how dad's got his own merch - he is so proud of you!
Your dad is right! It's a beautiful picture of you and him on the bridge and you shouldn't talk yourself down!
He's class ❤
Yes! Amy's dad is back in the videos!
(Sorry Amy, but that math segment was unreal. I know it's a meme that the math we learn in school isn't useful in the real world but that was something else. 😅)
Yeah, it's an embarrassing truth about me, when it comes to numbers I just can't compute
@@BlondieinChina I couldn't believe it as well!! It was very basic math! 🤣 good thing we have calculators on our phone nowadays. Lol
@@BlondieinChina Where you lack in number smart, you more than make up for in language and content smart =) I believe your videos are widely regarded in China as the gold standard among laowai vloggers for "detailed and sophisticated explanation of Chinese food in the English language"
@@edukid1984 You sound so Beautiful.
I hated maths but was in advanced at a selective school..... I remember quadrants and ratios really well..... can I work out a basic percentage? NO hahahaha blame the NSW education system
The Amy's Dad hat got me! I love the videos with your dad 💗
If you go to Yang Guo Fu Malatang (there is one not far from Zhang Liang) they re-fry the fried chicken and pork so it stays nice and crispy!
Wow! 5 Star prenuptial father-daughter sightseeing and food adventure! It's beautiful, humourous, informative, and entertaining! A memory to keep in one's heart on eternal rewind.
Omg your dad is genius. I learnt something really valuable today
I like your content with your dad who loves funny memes or contents or even your father’s jokes, especially your embarrassment in maths issues. The malatang looks nice too.
Went to Sydney last month for my first time with my dad and it was awesome! Unfortunately we didn’t go climbing up Sydney Harbour Bridge, sad thing.
Great content! 👍🏻👍🏻
The education fee LOL~ Lovely Dad ~
Since the video's probably shot a while ago, congratulations on your marriage. I've done a travel wedding shoot in Bali before at a beautiful private villa called Khayangan Estate. It's such an awesome experience. Bali, despite being overrun by tourists, it's still such an amazing location for a visit.
So good to see you are back to your home in Sydney.
The way she described he preference for malatang spoke to my heart lol.
And her Dad talking about the rubber band noodle. I love my noodles with a bit of chew lol
More videos of your dad please! ❤ love watching your interactions! Enjoy your time in Sydney
Thank you amy for presenting the china side of food so lovely as a caucasian person. Tbh, i have seen many many many australians and, alot of them are lovely and also a big batch of them are bigots. U have done wonderful service to everyone u have represented in this show. Thank you. Subscribed because of the positivity!!! Oh 1 more point, having lost my dad to cancer many years ago, everytime i see someone whom have such a loving and supportive dad makes me smile. Ur dad is awesome. He embraced new generation stuff well and u 2 are a wonderful pair presenting ur contents. Gonna watch ur other contents too!! 加油！！！
From a singaporean. 😉😉
As a person from Singapore. Where people think our city is expensive, I’m always appalled by the food prices in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane and Perth. Foodcourt food is easily 3-4 times the price. It’s just crazy.
17:15 Claim the math teachers tuition fee back..😂
Your content is great Amy, but really, I'm here for your dad - I absolutely love him!
If he's in the video, I must watch.
"It's so juicy and full of juice" this is the kind of hard hitting review I expect from this channel. Legend
Amy, please feature your dad more, he's hilariousl! Hope we get a glimpse of your wedding too. You looked absolutely stunning! Congratulations
Always fun to see your dad back in your videos!
This is entirely a function of things like the relative purchasing power parity, local wages etc.
Directly converted between CNY and AUD, the meal in the video is something like 6x the price it is in Sydney. This makes Australia seem pretty "expensive" at first glance.
However, when you compare an average annual salary in Jilin, China (~100,000 CNY, ~21,000 AUD) and in Sydney, Australia (~390,000 CNY, ~$82,000 AUD), the difference in cost between the two locations isn't all that much for your average person. It's six times the price but something like 2/3 of that difference is immediately offset by local wages. This also ignores things which are a bit more intangible such as food quality standards, the value of public services provided by each location's VAT (included in the price) etc., all of which likely bring the real value of the two locations' meals a lot closer to parity. The rest is really just a rounding error.
These are all rough numbers; but I've done my best to find ones which are recent, reasonably accurate, and comparable.
Having previously lived in China and enjoyed the privilege of my overseas savings going a LONG way due to a favourable exchange rate, I completely understand the sentiment that China is far better value than an equivalent meal/experience in a wealthier and more expensive part of the world. Honestly, I miss it. Once outside that expat edge case, however, and when comparing apples to apples, the reality can be quite different. This nuance is often missed given the brevity of a UA-cam video or blog post and given the fact most people will do little more than a direct currency conversion; but it is essential to fully understand the situation.
TLDR: Zhangliang malatang (tasty stuff!) is marginally more expensive in Australia than in China when adjusted for PPP.
是的。东北工资偏低。物价也低。如果在前10的城市，艾米的那碗麻辣烫 16 块钱 买不下来。
True. I'm also from one of those "cheap" countries, and it irks me whenever foreigners refuse to acknowledge their privilege - that superior exchange rate. (Not to mention those who rants about slavery because wages are so "cheap", too). That said, food in China is cheap even from my point of view, because their prices are similar and sometimes even lower than average here, while the annual salary for minimum wage in my capital city is only roughly 30.000 cny.
Love your content. Love seeing Sydney as well. Looking forward to moving there
Belated congrats on the wedding!! Another beautiful and very educational video
In Germany we have yang guo fu Malatang and it looked almost same to this one🌶🌶. Ohh and Hallo from Germany.
Hi, Amy. You should come to Singapore 🇸🇬 and eat at the local food hawker centres and try all sorts of food including the popular MALATANG😋😋😋😋🤤🤤🤤🤤and compare those with the ones in China.🇨🇳 Even though I know you might have been to Singapore 🇸🇬 before, but it gives you a good comparison 👍👍👍👍👍
i miss sydney as a brisbanite. your river is actually blue, sydney harbour looks stunning
I tried century egg in mala xiangguo that day and it was insanely good
Even have Mixue Ice Cream and Tea in Australia branch at Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne also.
Father-Daughter bonding time - PRICELESS 🙏
I live in an area with no immediate access to any Malatang place. Inspired by your adventure in Sydney, now I am mixing fine peanut butter with Laoganma and sichuan green pepper /majiao, along with some veggies, pressed doufu, shrimp and sweet potato vermicelli, into a Campbell mushroom soup base. Let’s see how this goes. 😅
Your dad is so fun!
Wow! It's only human to not resist such tempting dishes.
The cost of labor.....The cost of importing....Now I'll watch and see what you say.
Oh I love your dad! He's such a kick. Made me laugh like crazy. I wish we coud see him walk you down the isle. I bet he won't have a dry eye. Such a sweet man. Your mom is lucky and so are you two sisters.
Is labour and ingredient 6x more expensive in OZ than in the PRC?
@@RUHappyATM Don´t forget the rent, insurance, taxes and electricity which are more
expensive in Sydney too. And to top it of the selection of food was better in Sydney.
@@stefan6412
Like I said, does that add up to 6x the price difference?
I can understand a price difference of maybe 3x.
@@RUHappyATM
Australian min wage causal rate should be more than 6 times more than the NE 3 Provinces she were.
@@yesbeautyflyi doubt any Chinese shop pay min wages. Under table wages and still charge the same as everyone else
Top marks to your dad for the humour and enthusiasm.
We have one of these in Manhattan! So cool to finally be able to eat at the same place as you
My mouth is watering just watching this video! Zhangliang might be super overpriced in Sydney, but it's soooo delicious. I need to go back ASAP.
So nice! My daughter loves Zhangliang as well!
The labor cost alone is 10 times higher in Australia, then there are costs of food, rent, materials, taxes, insurance, utilities, etc, all much higher in Australia.
but is the food in Australia 10x better?
@@firstlast-pt5ppwhy it should be better if cost is higher because of what mentioned above? It cannot be lower because of what is mentioned above. Not to forget that Australia is far away from everything and everything is more expensive there.
@@Jayjay-2007 - overpaid then
In fact, China's price consumption is not high. Houses are not in big cities now, only 200,000 to 300,000 yuan per set, that is, many labor incomes are not high.
Minimum wage in Australia is $15 per hour. That very high. And yes minimum wage can affect the price of product.
wish i'd bumped into you there, i go there often! it's always a great time with your dad in the video!
Sydney has so so much more food variety than NZ, and I like your dad's engagement, so funny.
Love the bridge climbing event. Always fun to see you two together.
Awww, this is really cute! I'm also in a malatang phase and I have to say, for $20 in Haymarket that's not bad at all
If you are comparing price dollar to dollar with different currency between CNY and AUD, you can just use the conversion rate as explanation on how many folds of the price. For example AUD1=CNY 4, it means Australia is 4 times more expensive on everything they can get. Only apply for currency conversion with single digit conversion
Hi Amy, greetings from Singapore! You asked so I did, I subscribed… I am tempted to go to Chongqing, after watching your videos. Hope when it happens, you may be back there for that massage and free food again. What a hoot!! Alexis here. I’ve been watching videos about safe traveling alone as a woman in China. I’ve not tried, but I think I would… I would guess as in any part of the world, common sense and awareness of your surrounding helps 🤣. Singapore is safe too, but same principle applies
@16:10 500% more expensive!
Your dad is brilliantly entertaining. You could rent him out as a plus one at restaurants, parties etc 😂
you can find a bowl ,with it you can mix sauces. you can use it when you eat
Your dad missed that you can cycle across the Harbour Bridge. Did this for years as part of my commute. It's a special way to get to work!
From memory not every zhangliang in Sydney has this much stuff to pick fro.. I went to the one in burwood and i dont think they have everything available in the city.
Your dad is such a cutie for checking with you to make sure his order is authentic 😢
Amy- your dad is a riot and he’s really adorable! Best of luck on your wedding- much love to you and your family! Writing from Washington state in the U.S .
Your dad is so so funny, can’t stop laughing lol 你爸可太逗了！好喜欢你们的对话哈哈哈哈！新婚快乐🎉
It's really new refreshing to see a aussie girl in Asia China, most of the times you always get bad media in australia towards China, especially in the west u.s. Keep up with the great videos.
OMG Amy, you're getting married in Bali?! 🌴✨I’m literally screaming because I'm a big fan from Indonesia!!!
I hope you're ready to fall in love with our sunsets, food, and... humidity, lol.
Pretty please sprinkle in some Indonesian food content if you can - Babi Guling, Ayam Betutu, Martabak, maybe even some Durian?
Wishing you all the best for your big day! 🥂💍💖
I never skip your sponsored moments - so well done!
6:48 Goat is back!!!!!!💪💪💥💥🙌🙌🔥🔥🐐🐐🐐🐐
Crunchy peas are truly the best!! Love it when it's given for free at Panda hot pot 😍
So much fun. The best food episode this is.
Amy should put dad's merch on her website. It'll probably sell better than she expect since he has a lot of fans too.
Your dad is a crack up and your maths struggles are so relatable 😂
Another REALLY good video, as usual. 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Man the math part was so funny XD its like my siblings shouting nonsense answer whenever i tutor them in math. pure gold
Sydney Tower Lunch Buffet Mon-Thurs costs less than 1/3 of Syd Harbour Bridge Climbing but it is much higher & rotating.