Hmm don't know about night markets/street food in america its too expensive but than again the experience is worth it so...would still go lol especially since I love vietnamese food
This reminds me whenever me and my parents would go out for pho as a kid my mom would always get me the che Sam bo luong (I wanted coconut drink). According to her it's healthy lol sometimes I would get both 😊
I love the summer food markets. The summer rolls looks amazing and the skewers are always a hot anywhere. Oh No I can’t eat the BALUT. 😱 I want to try the Wagyu pho. The drinks are so colorful. Great video bro 😎
Hi Dan... thanks for the video! Really fun with lots to see and enjoy. With everything in life there will be hits and Misses, all personal taste. Thanks also to the sisters and Leah! See you soon!🥣🌽🥩🍤
let's keep it straightforward and culturally accurate. "Hot vit lot" refers to balut by the Filipino. The Vietnamese equivalent of an egg roll is called "Cha Gio," and it's undoubtedly delicious than Chinese! We don't need translations for Vietnamese dishes like "Banh Mi" or "Pho" because our language stands on its own, distinct from Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and others. Let's honor and celebrate our culinary heritage without referencing foods from other countries
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What is your favorite Vietnamese street food item? Would you try Balut?
NO on the Balut!
Safe Journey! CHOLULA!!!
No... for me!
Nope.
My favorite Viet street food is banh mi surprised the homie Dan didn't find any lol
Awesome mouth watering video I missed out on this magnificent food venture 😋
Next time!
Wow! It’s looked delicious! I am very interesting to see!
It was!
Amazing Little Saigon Street Foods !!! Yummy Goodness !!! So Much food !!!
Thanks for visiting it was great thanks Gail
Thanks for sharing this brother ;)
You bet!
This was an excellent video, very informative. I give it a 10 out of 10 star rating. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Everything looking so tasty there.
So good
Nice video. Delicious looking food. Thanks and take care. I would like to see you go to China town in San Francisco.
Sounds great! Karen, i actually been there once but not sure if I filmed
Cute
The food looks delicious, except for the balut. Thank you for showing us this place Dan.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very cool!
Thanks Parker
Lol I just posted my video here today too ahahha
Haha I saw ! You had a lot of great eats as always! 🙌🏼
Thanks for the video.
Safe Journey! CHOLULA!!!
Thanks! You too! Will! 🙌🏼 much appreciated
The Vietnamese Street Food Market looks amazing!!
Made me hungry until the Balut, then I was queasy, for a little bit but got over it.😅
Haha thanks Yvonne
Haven’t been to that Westminster market in years, thanks for reminding me.
Wooo
How’s parking? Tips?
There parking in the rear
Hmm don't know about night markets/street food in america its too expensive but than again the experience is worth it so...would still go lol especially since I love vietnamese food
This reminds me whenever me and my parents would go out for pho as a kid my mom would always get me the che Sam bo luong (I wanted coconut drink). According to her it's healthy lol sometimes I would get both 😊
Yum
I love the summer food markets. The summer rolls looks amazing and the skewers are always a hot anywhere. Oh No I can’t eat the BALUT. 😱 I want to try the Wagyu pho. The drinks are so colorful. Great video bro 😎
So good thanks!
Hi Dan... thanks for the video! Really fun with lots to see and enjoy. With everything in life there will be hits and Misses, all personal taste. Thanks also to the sisters and Leah! See you soon!🥣🌽🥩🍤
Thanks Diana! that is true
let's keep it straightforward and culturally accurate. "Hot vit lot" refers to balut by the Filipino. The Vietnamese equivalent of an egg roll is called "Cha Gio," and it's undoubtedly delicious than Chinese! We don't need translations for Vietnamese dishes like "Banh Mi" or "Pho" because our language stands on its own, distinct from Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and others. Let's honor and celebrate our culinary heritage without referencing foods from other countries
Hi Dan! The food looks great...but I will have to pass on the balut; just the visual would turn me off.
fair enough thanks sally
Hello Dan
hello
where is the address？
Just google Little Saigon in Westminster, CA it's on Bolsa Ave... The Capital off VietNam in the USA
Asian garden mall and there is more on the description
Love the food except the fertilized egg, I couldn't watch, so disgusting!, but everything else is yum!
Thanks!
bro ate balut and threw away the entire point of the balut.......why even eat it lol🤷🤷🤦🤦🤦