Balut! Philippines VS Vietnam (Who does it better?)

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    For millions of years different countries throughout Southeast Asia have eaten fertilzed duck egg, but not until now are we able to compare two duck lovers, each in their home turf. In the Philippines they call it Balut and in Vietnam, it's known as hột vịt lộn. Today I try both as they go head to head leaving you to decide which is best. Ready? Go!
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  • @arthurmelendez8066
    @arthurmelendez8066 4 роки тому +360

    Had some of my Filipino friends tell me about balut telling me how good it was. I actually went to the market and bought some and cooked at home. My advice is to leave it to the professionals...

    • @christianlibang1520
      @christianlibang1520 4 роки тому +7

      That's funny

    • @kristiancastillon2674
      @kristiancastillon2674 4 роки тому +13

      You must buy a fertilized duck egg to make BALUT.

    • @ma.gloriamisa9574
      @ma.gloriamisa9574 4 роки тому +4

      😅😅😅

    • @arthurmelendez8066
      @arthurmelendez8066 4 роки тому +3

      @@kristiancastillon2674 We have several Philippino market where I live and everything is available. You can even order whole lechon for you parties.

    • @jaysonantonino2724
      @jaysonantonino2724 4 роки тому +6

      you perhaps boiled it plain....you should have boiled and add spices to it...like pepper corn and garlic then salt... That should have a nice soup inside...yummmm

  • @franniequijano5727
    @franniequijano5727 5 років тому +931

    Respect for both country. No need to choose which one is better. Both have their unique style and taste of eating balut. 😊

  • @Loid.Forger.SXF24
    @Loid.Forger.SXF24 5 років тому +1446

    Philippines also have that "custard duck" we call it PENOY

  • @hanzkristoffervelandria5117
    @hanzkristoffervelandria5117 2 роки тому +22

    I'm Filipino and love Balut. The Vietnamese twist has caught my attention and i'm really eager to try this when i visit the beautiful country of Vietnam.

  • @cd6889
    @cd6889 5 років тому +133

    I'm from right next door in North Dakota and I took a trip to the Philippines to attend my buddies wedding. We tried the 14 day balut from a cart in Manila by Eco-Park and that was the by far the most disconcerting thing to look at but actually is amazingly tasty. I really like the vinegar they use over there, it's so mild and delicious. Keep up the show Sunny! Love the relaxed, lighter side that's exactly how trips should be.

  • @bettyle7273
    @bettyle7273 6 років тому +918

    It's funny when me (Vietnamese girl) sent this video to my Filipino boyfriend and we were starting to debate about our baluts

  • @AriesArriesgado
    @AriesArriesgado 4 роки тому +551

    The egg custard like thing you just ate. In the Philippines they have a version of it. It's called Penoy. 🙂

  • @alvinaban6075
    @alvinaban6075 4 роки тому +85

    The custard like egg is called penoy in the Philippines 🇵🇭😁
    It is different from balut 🥚

  • @TruongAnLe
    @TruongAnLe 7 років тому +174

    I love how she kept reminding you to eat that herb (Vietnamese coriander) together with everything because herbs are really important in Vietnamese food. I'd like to believe our choice of herbs for each specific dish was a product of hundreds/thousands of years of experimentation. The right choice of herb enhances or brings out the taste of the main ingredients even better. And of course wrong choice of herbs also destroys the taste. Anyways, Vietnamese balut is eaten with salt pepper and Vietnamese coriander like that quail egg you ate in the video. I just love how simple it is, yet it made it so much better than eating it plain.

    • @slicerodicer7761
      @slicerodicer7761 6 років тому +1

      Truong An Le de3

    • @dennisravago8837
      @dennisravago8837 5 років тому +9

      ...because Filipinos dont like herbs in their dishes. Herbs are most of the time used in medicinal purposes. So, we really cant compare Filipino and VN food.

    • @ssajemcrd7650
      @ssajemcrd7650 5 років тому +1

      If he don't eat that herbs he might gonna throw up haha 🤧😟😝

    • @tranlily3001
      @tranlily3001 5 років тому +4

      Dennis Ravago
      it's okay no herb for Pinoy dishes. but mostly Philippines dishes have no green leaf veggies too.
      Honestly i can eat one meal, two meal or couple day without veggies
      But for a whole week, whole month no veggies, no veggies soup in the dishes im about to die of tired & bored lolz 😂
      i'm Vietnamese, i think Philippines should add more green veggies in their food. They eating too much rice and powder food (potatoes,etc..), meat but less green salad & green soup!! this is about true facts, nothing hateful or racist here
      before Philippines at alots rice, meat without veggies but 20-40year ago the country is still poor so alots people is walking exercise so people still fit & good healthy.
      but can't compare to today, while philippines growing economic, more motorcycle, public train,et.. no excercise, less walking, eat alots of rice & fries potatoes as veggies & meat in everyday dishes, it cause alots unhealthy people, heart problems & diabetes!

    • @countrygurltv8205
      @countrygurltv8205 5 років тому +3

      @@tranlily3001 aww thank you so much for that info .I guess you're right we Filipinos should start eating some green herbs .well actually us Muslim mostly eat green herbs my father loves it but the young generation now don't eat it 😂

  • @BestEverFoodReviewShow
    @BestEverFoodReviewShow  7 років тому +36

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    So who is the winner? Team Balut? Or team Trứng vịt lộn?

    • @thanhtungpham1197
      @thanhtungpham1197 7 років тому +2

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    • @elykentmusca8749
      @elykentmusca8749 7 років тому +1

      Best Ever Food Review Show try to eat bibingka here in the philippines.

    • @SplashAttackTCG
      @SplashAttackTCG 7 років тому +4

      8:51 that's the *PEANUT!*
      She is so ADORABLE!

    • @SuperJinong
      @SuperJinong 7 років тому +3

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      @m_phuocc 7 років тому

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  • @scalenskeleberg6191
    @scalenskeleberg6191 4 роки тому +38

    I am from philippines but i have alot of friends from vietnam. They are friendly and i love them so much. They are always smiling when it comes to jokes

  • @lainet3379
    @lainet3379 Рік тому +4

    Watching these, Oct, 22, and how you, and the team have evolved, warms my heart. Never stop.

  • @rFsinTheta
    @rFsinTheta 7 років тому +453

    I'm Vietnamese but was raised in the US and over here, whenever my family eats those duck eggs, we eat them in a similar fashion to Filipinos but instead of salt and vinegar, we dip it in a mix of salt, pepper, and lime and then chase it with the herb. I have honestly never even heard of the tamarind sauce thing.

    • @aznmochibunny
      @aznmochibunny 7 років тому +10

      rFsinTheta Same. I have never seen the creamy custard or the tamarind sauce. Maybe the tamarind sauce one is a new thing?

    • @ThuyThanh-ku5el
      @ThuyThanh-ku5el 7 років тому +3

      Here in my city, we do the same thing but even with some more pickle and it's the best thing in the world.

    • @aw4610
      @aw4610 7 років тому +12

      rFsinTheta It is another way of cooking and serving baluts. They also cover them in batter, deep fry them, and serve them with a special fish sauce. These recipes are out there, aka in Vietnam, for at least 20 years. People come up with new ways to cook the same ingredients all the time.

    • @zydragon
      @zydragon 7 років тому +1

      Same here, except we eat chicken eggs, way tastier with herbs in my opinion

    • @ohoangthien1551
      @ohoangthien1551 7 років тому +1

      you are not vietnamese
      Món đó ở đâu chẳng có

  • @christophermarquez318
    @christophermarquez318 6 років тому +83

    Vietnamese version is pretty. I would love to try it when I travel to Vietnam. PH version is really for the adventurous, and may I say not for faint of heart.haha. But we do have adobo,sisig & Spanish Afritada version of the balut. The ones with vinegar& salt are the , on the go, easy to eat style. It's really relative to your taste & personality. No comparison.

  • @sopiaangela6229
    @sopiaangela6229 5 років тому +864

    Like philipinnes
    Coment indonesia

  • @tranquilitycorner7497
    @tranquilitycorner7497 3 роки тому +24

    wish I can try that vietnamese version. And the quail egg one too. I love this show!

  • @blinkyblanko8977
    @blinkyblanko8977 6 років тому +107

    I from singapore i have tried balut in vietnam and the philippines for me the most delicious was the real balut in the phillipines you crack the egg and drink the juice inside put a little bit salt then eat it drink a little vinegar so delicious...

  • @MCchuster
    @MCchuster 7 років тому +87

    vietnamese eat baluts in the shell with salt and pepper too. that tamarind sauce is a little bit newer style. i like both ways

    • @lenghia9722
      @lenghia9722 7 років тому +3

      actually the tamarind style has been going on since i was 4, im 21 now lol, so its not that new

    • @Jasonchudj
      @Jasonchudj 7 років тому +3

      maybe that's a Southern thing cuz we don't have it here in the North . I usually eat it the traditional way with salt and lime

    • @CuteKristy179
      @CuteKristy179 7 років тому +1

      zhubox03
      I'm in the South but I never heard of it nor see anyone eat it like that from my family in Vietnam but I've been here in the USA so...

    • @thydang7613
      @thydang7613 7 років тому +1

      X poor u I eat it since along time ago and it is the best food I ever eat

    • @jigglypuff9007
      @jigglypuff9007 7 років тому +2

      I think the tamarind style is a city thing. I'm from the south and we dont eat like that either 🤔

  • @camillusrenz6298
    @camillusrenz6298 5 років тому +14

    The Vietnamese version is called Penoy( undeveloped embryo) in the Philippines. Balut is developed embryo. Adobong balut is the counterpart of Vietnamese version of duck embryo in tamarind sauce with peanuts. Both delicious and nutritious. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @oddn6158
    @oddn6158 2 роки тому +7

    I’m Vietnamese, but I call the mature egg balut for some reason. The Philippines and Vietnam are similar and different in many ways. Hello to my Filipino friends!

    • @jrexx2841
      @jrexx2841 2 роки тому

      I guess we share the same ASEAN identity

    • @shirokanzaki15
      @shirokanzaki15 Рік тому

      umm Chinese influence

  • @x2n2004
    @x2n2004 5 років тому +165

    I'm Filipino, and I have tried both Vietnamese and Filipino, and I love em both to death. I gotta say, the Vietnamese balut is probably a little better to me in terms of taste cause all the flavors from the spices, but the Filipino balut is just what home is all about for me.

    • @tranlily3001
      @tranlily3001 5 років тому +4

      Christian Noel Aquino
      i'm Vietnamese since i was kid. i only eat young balut. Young balut eggs is only the soft yellow, the chicken is not growing up yet
      i'm scare the out mindset if the old balut have the baby chicken inside lolz 😂
      nowadays, mostly is old balut, look disgusting. the unborn chicken is so big inside, what the hell i can't eat!!! i don't eat balut eggs at least 12-13year ago till now!

    • @garry1220able
      @garry1220able 5 років тому +9

      i tried vietnam balut and kinda not liking extra taste of leaves... i would love bare and just salt and pepper and sometimes it's better with spicy vinegar and still tasting the savory of balut flavor

    • @hanzokin3814
      @hanzokin3814 5 років тому +2

      Dude, thats called "sense of belongingness"

    • @brewedberries6241
      @brewedberries6241 4 роки тому

      Best comment dude no more no less. Well said.

    • @geraldineosados3021
      @geraldineosados3021 4 роки тому +3

      I think ours are better pi oy!

  • @YosuaNangin
    @YosuaNangin 7 років тому +1673

    Here in Indonesia we call them aw hell no

  • @nicolle2126
    @nicolle2126 6 років тому +327

    i'm filipino but those vietnamese food sound so good! Like grilled egg, stir fried corn, and quail balut and herbs? Plus balut with tamarind and peanuts? I'm sold!
    Also we have the creamy half developed duck eggs too called Penoy. Definitely a great mouth feel and texture

    • @Makeitshorts22
      @Makeitshorts22 6 років тому +7

      Nicolle actually we have adobong balut already here in the Philippines.

    • @lemonade-os1rj
      @lemonade-os1rj 6 років тому +6

      As a filipino a prefer penoy... we had a seller in my place where penoy still have a soup inside sarap

    • @intrvrtdpyrldblog6568
      @intrvrtdpyrldblog6568 6 років тому +13

      i agree with you Nicolle! Vietnamese culinary techniques are more well-rounded, serving complete variety in a plate with herbs and vegies... while authenticity and simplicity/practicality and natural flavors wraps Filipino style of cooking! :)

    • @wayneliad3776
      @wayneliad3776 6 років тому

      I'm filipino too

    • @user-gq5yc3kh4i
      @user-gq5yc3kh4i 6 років тому +5

      I prefer KFC

  • @pakaplog123
    @pakaplog123 4 роки тому +51

    I LOVE FILIPINOS! They are so amazing! I hope i can visit the Philippine's soon...
    God bless i love you all...greetings from Rome (Romeblon)

  • @Lance.Valle1
    @Lance.Valle1 7 років тому +435

    Philippines also have that custardy egg you ate. We call it penoy.

    • @Lance.Valle1
      @Lance.Valle1 7 років тому +24

      The common penoy we usually see are those hard boiled ones but a penoy can also have a custardy-soupy consitency. It is kinda rare though. Try asking a balut vendor for a "Penoy na Basa" which means wet penoy.

    • @soosdood6873
      @soosdood6873 7 років тому +5

      TheDreadlockcamp yup. most people doesnt know. that there are 2 types of penoy. basa and tuyo. tuyo is like just a hardboiled egg but with a taste similar to the yellow part in balut. while basa is just like tuyo but soupy.

    • @YosuaNangin
      @YosuaNangin 7 років тому +11

      I thought that is how you call bad filipino gamer

    • @Lance.Valle1
      @Lance.Valle1 7 років тому +13

      Yosua Nangin you call a bad Filipino gamer "Pugo" which means quail egg. Peenoise are those annoying ones.

    • @oweltaxz8874
      @oweltaxz8874 7 років тому +3

      It's a penoy variant. Next time, ask for the "penoy higop" at your balut vendor.

  • @marktsukinomi6999
    @marktsukinomi6999 7 років тому +468

    I'm a Filipino and i like to try the Vietnam balut version 😂 nice video brother you deserve more subscribe and views keep it up ❤

    • @MoonMillenniummon
      @MoonMillenniummon 7 років тому

      Mark Tsukinomi well, what he ate is hot vit dua, which is not balut. Balut is hot vit lon

    • @BestEverFoodReviewShow
      @BestEverFoodReviewShow  7 років тому +26

      Did you watch the whole video?

    • @HaveFaith18
      @HaveFaith18 7 років тому +5

      He did eat hot vit lon at the end with the tamarind sauce :-), I would love to try it out!

    • @Sir_Alaskan
      @Sir_Alaskan 7 років тому

      Mark Tsukinomi i likenboth

    • @elykentmusca8749
      @elykentmusca8749 7 років тому +1

      Mark Tsukinomi hoy kupal pinoy ka dpat pinoy balut mo.

  • @donardswaqnaswaq1305
    @donardswaqnaswaq1305 4 роки тому +80

    Phil & Viet are all good... Well, they're twin country... Hahaha..
    Love Vietnamese. From Philippines....

  • @rathikavinoj6601
    @rathikavinoj6601 3 роки тому +15

    Love you Philippines from india

  • @michellenguyen8257
    @michellenguyen8257 5 років тому +7

    I'm Vietnamese and we put balut in clam/pork porridge, too. Usually when we eat balut alone by itself, we crack it in a bowl so that we lose no juice, then eat it with salt (i sometimes have it with vinegar and chili sauce)

    • @romererev2700
      @romererev2700 5 років тому +1

      Same😁

    • @franz2688
      @franz2688 5 років тому +1

      Been to hanoi and i'd a chance to eat Vietnamese Balut. It's delicious and so meaty. Same with the quail egg dipped in spicy and sour vinegar. Different style but man it's mouth watering 😁
      Definitely i will go back to Vietnam again.
      I'm a filipino and here at middle east. More Love from Sultanate of Oman to Vietnam 😊

  • @whey5029
    @whey5029 4 роки тому +80

    I love Vietnamese -from the philippines ❤ called it family

  • @eseabar
    @eseabar 6 років тому +20

    Vietnamese people usually eat these boiled (like boiled eggs) with the dip (lime juice, salt, and pepper; also a typical dip for seafood) and chase it with herbs 👍

    • @reyma9713
      @reyma9713 6 років тому +1

      purimyuko we Cambodians eat it like that as well! Sometimes I add chilli into the dip. 🤤

  • @heshenmay8312
    @heshenmay8312 4 роки тому +18

    We also have quail balot. We different balot menu like sisig balot, adobong balot and so, you should try it soon its good 💜💛

  • @jaimemarco1147
    @jaimemarco1147 5 років тому +59

    I am a Filipino and I seems to like the Vietnamese version of balut as it looks more elaborated. I'd love to try it next time I'm in Vietnam.

    • @leoray1234
      @leoray1234 4 роки тому +5

      Jaime Marco agree! Maybe Filipinos need to start experimenting with fresh herbs

    • @leoray1234
      @leoray1234 4 роки тому +1

      Data Scientist filipino food isn’t dirty lol. Have you ever travelled there?

  • @andrewmorrissey7778
    @andrewmorrissey7778 4 роки тому +15

    I'd like to try them both. The Philippine one looks a bit more intimidating, but that's part of the interest factor. I like Vietnam's addition of spice and tamarind.

  • @mkfunandadventures5094
    @mkfunandadventures5094 5 років тому +67

    I am a filipina 🇵🇭 and love Vietnamese food i been there 2 times and definetly will come back again😍

  • @EychTV
    @EychTV 4 роки тому +37

    We have that "duck custard" in Philippines and we call it penoy.

  • @sieghart113vn
    @sieghart113vn 7 років тому +28

    How come in my 25 years of being a Vietnamese I've never had that custardy egg !!!! It looks so fluffy!!!

    • @sparklegreen
      @sparklegreen 7 років тому

      Trọng Đức Đinh you can order it by name of "hột vịt dữa" :))

    • @anhvu9413
      @anhvu9413 7 років тому

      It's a recently trending food and I just knew about it as well.

    • @AngryKittens
      @AngryKittens 7 років тому +8

      @james bailey, it's pretty old in the Philippines. If you've ever encountered a balut vendor, ever realize that he's shouting a second word? The traditional cry is "balut, penoy". The second word, "penoy" refers to that unfertilized custardy egg which is incubated then boiled. The duality is there, because some Filipinos do not eat balut, so penoy is a perfectly viable option, similar taste, without the duck embryo.

    • @Lucy-er5fl
      @Lucy-er5fl 7 років тому

      Trọng Đức Đinh nói kì dậy hột Vịt vữa đầy đường mà

  • @harryhuynh1
    @harryhuynh1 5 років тому +101

    Shoutout for the guy in the back 😂😂😂

    • @ouphi8210
      @ouphi8210 5 років тому +9

      he's entertaining himself watching random foreigner eat exotic food

    • @sylviayoung1901
      @sylviayoung1901 4 роки тому +1

      LMBO!! Versace sent the balut guy in the back!!

    • @santosjohnkarlog.1514
      @santosjohnkarlog.1514 4 роки тому

      @@ouphi8210 he has backstage pass haha

  • @ShawnOrillosa
    @ShawnOrillosa 6 років тому +199

    We have *penoy* here in Davao, and it is exactly like the Vietnamese balut.

    • @ga8732
      @ga8732 6 років тому +5

      Yea but harder compared to the vietnamese creamy egg

    • @Makeitshorts22
      @Makeitshorts22 6 років тому +2

      Not just in davao

    • @itsyeboijosh4488
      @itsyeboijosh4488 6 років тому +6

      It's not just Davao, you can find penoy anywhere in the Philippines.

    • @ferdztv7658
      @ferdztv7658 6 років тому

      your right

    • @kutilogtv2798
      @kutilogtv2798 6 років тому +2

      tawag jan sa walang sisiw is balut sa puti.. ang penoy ay nilagang itlog hahaha

  • @alexarmanto2986
    @alexarmanto2986 Рік тому +2

    I appreciate the tablea rasa version of the Philippines, minimal condiment, to enjoy the natural taste of the food and not hidden in a multitude of spices and herbs. You get a sense of chicken soup for the soul.

    • @risingstar9903
      @risingstar9903 Рік тому

      Homie! The herb and stuff are just extra flavor because the egg can be bland. Like cmon! You guys make balut as adobo and etc.

    • @alexarmanto2986
      @alexarmanto2986 Рік тому

      @@risingstar9903 there are some foods in the Philippines that are appreciated for there natural flavor such as crispy pata. To each his/her own. Some enjoy the natrual flavor without flavor enhancements.

    • @risingstar9903
      @risingstar9903 Рік тому +1

      @@alexarmanto2986 Same here in Vietnam my friend. Just because we use Vietnamese coriander for balut doesn’t mean we always eat it with it all of the time. Sometime a simple salt and pepper is enough to eat it. We only use Vietnamese coriander for it if it gets too bland and boring. The coriander add an extra kick to make it much more exciting to eat.

  • @Hello-nj6pg
    @Hello-nj6pg 5 років тому +159

    Love vietnam from 🇵🇭 philippines!!!

    • @nganthubui7105
      @nganthubui7105 5 років тому +7

      Hello Love 🇵🇭 to
      From 🇻🇳 ❤️💙❤️💙

    • @NguyenMy-fn4bb
      @NguyenMy-fn4bb 5 років тому

      I love Philippines 🇵🇭

    • @HuongLe-fb3qw
      @HuongLe-fb3qw 5 років тому +1

      I love Vietnam and phillipines

    • @restyantonio3088
      @restyantonio3088 5 років тому +1

      🇻🇳 ❤️ 🇵🇭

    • @cylinyer3636
      @cylinyer3636 5 років тому +1

      Vietnamese and philipines love you too 🇻🇳 🇵🇭

  • @chadlevynazareta3869
    @chadlevynazareta3869 5 років тому +50

    My mouth is watering haha
    Love the balut.
    Greetings here from L.A
    Legazpi, Albay.

    • @jeanpearlabon5643
      @jeanpearlabon5643 5 років тому

      Wahahaah basta pinoy eh hahah nice!

    • @ChochonCakes
      @ChochonCakes 5 років тому

      Then, welcome.

    • @pandagaming6641
      @pandagaming6641 5 років тому

      levy chad laughtrip hahaha

    • @jimmyrellermolumbesjr.1804
      @jimmyrellermolumbesjr.1804 5 років тому +1

      Nice padi! Masiram talaga ang Balut sa Pinas mga Magayun buda Gwapo pa, lalo na pag Legazpiño lintian na gugwapo tapos maagayon.
      ahahahaha

    • @wahahahha8979
      @wahahahha8979 5 років тому +1

      Gagi WHAHAHAHAHHAHA

  • @jigglypuff9007
    @jigglypuff9007 7 років тому +70

    I'm Vietnamese and I prefer it the original way of cracking it open, drinking the soup, then eating it with small scoops dipped in the same sauce he did for the quail. That tamarind way is just an option.

    • @kathryncao3648
      @kathryncao3648 7 років тому +3

      Jiggly Puff lol I'm Vietnamese too and I love the soup I usually asked everyone to pour their soup into my bowl it was SOO good after I took out a whole body 🤣 scary

    • @marygoldmicor8836
      @marygoldmicor8836 6 років тому +2

      The one with tamarind sauce looks yummy tho

    • @jakenigeldelacruz6426
      @jakenigeldelacruz6426 6 років тому +1

      Jiggly Puff in Phil we have two varients the 14-18days old and the Penoy Yellow yoke only Balut.
      Bes, drinking Beer and and eating balot is a lot of Calories tho I dont recommend it

    • @Bryysanity
      @Bryysanity 6 років тому

      Kathryn C hi vietnamese girl, can we eat that egg?

    • @palitsjomong28
      @palitsjomong28 6 років тому

      hello jiggly whats the name of the herb they used for quail egg

  • @i.am.beauty7047
    @i.am.beauty7047 3 роки тому +7

    I never thought that they have other version of Balut in Vietnam I'm gonna try that at my home😊 I will buy herbs and peanuts from phillipines here😘😊😊💕

  • @romzboy
    @romzboy 4 роки тому +72

    Turn on the captions under options. When she said "peanuts" it said "penis!" (8:51). I was laughing so hard!

  • @gvrzx
    @gvrzx 5 років тому +154

    You should try adobong balut vs viet balut w/ tamarind sauce. Not with plain balut vs fancy balut 😁 I'm looking forward to that.

    • @longdang1119
      @longdang1119 5 років тому +2

      wait until you see the fancy Chinese style braised Balut with Chinese herbs in Vietnam :))

    • @edwardmasibay5113
      @edwardmasibay5113 5 років тому +1

      Philiphine wo nsana salad at adobong manok filipino guys

    • @gutaenghyung9496
      @gutaenghyung9496 5 років тому +1

      Ryt.

    • @dyerollamorganda5359
      @dyerollamorganda5359 4 роки тому +4

      adobong balut? they have it in saisaki restaurant along edsa san juan infront of sm mega mall,, ohh dude,, its great!!! also their lechon de leche

    • @Babu-gi5xo
      @Babu-gi5xo 4 роки тому

      Yeah adobong Balut is the best. Vietnamese balut is nothing HAHAHA trash

  • @ngdjr7297
    @ngdjr7297 6 років тому +368

    I live from Vietnam
    But
    I like balut in Philippines

    • @Kai-sh9hm
      @Kai-sh9hm 6 років тому

      Jirayu จิ๋วหลิ่ว haha...

    • @cyan3504
      @cyan3504 6 років тому +18

      You are not a vietnamese, I'm sure. You have a different worm alphabet in your username dumbass

    • @Welcome2TheInternet
      @Welcome2TheInternet 6 років тому +11

      so the fuck what? a username on UA-cam doesnt define one's place of origin.

    • @cyan3504
      @cyan3504 6 років тому +6

      +Inter Net Litterally no vietnamese person would have that alphabet in their username

    • @HungTran-jg8ss
      @HungTran-jg8ss 6 років тому +4

      futa yeah and it's thailand alphabet btw

  • @user-xy7le4nb1p
    @user-xy7le4nb1p 4 роки тому +2

    This quarantine made me watch all your Filipino trip videos, and I have a comment on every video lol

  • @SloppyEggs
    @SloppyEggs 6 років тому +92

    Here in Pampanga (Philippines), we have a similar Balut dish in Adobo form that looked like the Vietnamese version! We also have a balut that has none of the visible fetus called 'Penoy'.

  • @melvirusa8557
    @melvirusa8557 6 років тому +27

    There are places in Pateros in the Philippines that serves balut gourmet style but I still prefer eating balut like most people eat it in the Philippines. Simple and no fussy style.

  • @miaphobic2168
    @miaphobic2168 5 років тому +10

    I'm Vietnamese and looking at this video makes me happy for some reasons

  • @cailinekeirsteaddesigns
    @cailinekeirsteaddesigns 4 роки тому +8

    IM OBSESSED WITH THIS SHOW!!!! Plus everything you do for a living is actually a dream❤️🤗

  • @BrainstechKnowlogy
    @BrainstechKnowlogy 5 років тому +105

    Yummy!

  • @tamalpias
    @tamalpias 6 років тому +7

    the vietnamese tamrind sauce is not the traditional way of eating it but having tried all different varieties i must say the tamrind sauce is the best. my grand uncle owns a duck farm specifically for fertilized duck eggs so i have eaten it all my life. maybe i should convince my wife to put up the recipe for it.

  • @JosephineDacaraL
    @JosephineDacaraL 7 років тому +37

    Balut is still the best one for me, crack the egg, devour with spicy vinegar and a pinch of rock salt then sip👍 so perfect and yummy! Balut and Penoy!
    But really wanted to try the Vietnamese versions, the one with spices is interesting. so please bring me to Vietnam right now 😛😅

    • @aznmochibunny
      @aznmochibunny 7 років тому +2

      Vietnam is just a little flight north from the Philippines :)

    • @JosephineDacaraL
      @JosephineDacaraL 7 років тому +2

      Allison Tran I'll go there for sure 😉✌

    • @amelieschmidt3120
      @amelieschmidt3120 7 років тому +2

      juicyfin Smile i just love the natural flavor of balut wth just a pinch of salt ,bt vietnam style sounds good also wth chilli flavors

    • @JosephineDacaraL
      @JosephineDacaraL 7 років тому +1

      Amelita Feca yeah that's right. nothing beats Philippine version of fertilized egg.

    • @aznmochibunny
      @aznmochibunny 7 років тому +2

      Typically, we eat it with salt and pepper and that herb. As a Viet, I have never seen the custard or tamarind versions.

  • @Isaiah_ZacharyOfficial
    @Isaiah_ZacharyOfficial 4 роки тому +69

    Balut of Philippines is the most famous all over the world...

    • @ninaireland1575
      @ninaireland1575 4 роки тому +6

      Vietnamese is 10x better

    • @zardpark9086
      @zardpark9086 4 роки тому +3

      @@ninaireland1575 nooo

    • @ninaireland1575
      @ninaireland1575 4 роки тому +4

      @@zardpark9086 yes it is

    • @zardpark9086
      @zardpark9086 4 роки тому +6

      @@ninaireland1575 I still prefer balut from ph 🤷‍♀

    • @cmax2003
      @cmax2003 4 роки тому +3

      @@ninaireland1575 prove vietnamese balut is better we filipinos stand ground that our balut is better

  • @jilienina7181
    @jilienina7181 7 років тому +124

    the balut of vietnam is penoy in the phillipines

    • @kinzhou7555
      @kinzhou7555 7 років тому +3

      its not balut. its grilled egg

    • @toniraefrancisco2979
      @toniraefrancisco2979 6 років тому +10

      The grilled egg in Vietnam is like balut-penoy in the Philippines

    • @forgvolg
      @forgvolg 6 років тому +1

      penoy is the stage inbetween an ordinary raw egg and a balut makes it more creamy and undevelop inside just like what he ate.

    • @DreamCreations888
      @DreamCreations888 6 років тому +1

      The Vietnamese Balut version he tried was also available in the Philippines and commonly known as "Penoy" it came from the same balut laying ducks. It only differs from the way they sort it out, I've found a video on how they distinguish a Balut from a Penoy. They do this during the 5th day of the duck egg to segregate to Balut from the Penoy. Please see video link : ua-cam.com/video/XIKhjjnJWzY/v-deo.html

    • @DreamCreations888
      @DreamCreations888 6 років тому

      You can also try this video for a deeper understanding: ua-cam.com/video/KyEfXwQCb40/v-deo.html

  • @gabrto1
    @gabrto1 7 років тому +32

    Interesting Vietnam balut cooked in tamarind and peanut do you know the recipe for it? here in the Philippines some people cook adobong balut if you are familiar with the adobo recipe, instead of pork or chicken we use balut. also the creamy egg from Vietnam we do also have it called penoy you can chose either hard type or the creamy type can bought in the same vendor where balut vendors are. last thing that develop quail egg is unique.. didnt see them here in Phils.

    • @ulquiorracifer2716
      @ulquiorracifer2716 7 років тому

      akala ng vietnam sila lang ang may ganyang version. di pa ako pinapanganak madami ng klase ng luto sa balut. tanga din ung host na yang tang na di nag research ng mabuti.

    • @gabrto1
      @gabrto1 7 років тому +7

      kindly delete your reply in my comment. it helps none.. we admire what sonny is doing.. typical pinoy. nada-damay yung mababait na Filipino sa katulad mong walang modo.

    • @noeminoemi1350
      @noeminoemi1350 7 років тому +1

      exactly Gab H , pinapairal ugaleng squatter.

    • @gabrto1
      @gabrto1 7 років тому +11

      just to clarify. hindi lahat ng squatter ganyan ugali. :) may squatter na marunong pa din mag isip hindi lang pinalad ng magarbong buhay

    • @francissantiago1410
      @francissantiago1410 7 років тому

      gina A tama

  • @Whassevah
    @Whassevah 6 років тому +7

    Even in this simple streetfood comparing the two countries, I can see why other Asian countries beat the Philippines when it comes to food presentation and a wider and more varied use of herbs and spices. I would definitely like to go beyond eating Philippine balut by savoring the different Vietnamese version.

  • @mariodelacruz7746
    @mariodelacruz7746 3 роки тому +3

    Here in the Philippines we eat BALUT with just salt and vinegar, but in other countries they incorporated it with other ingredients, you cannot taste the original balut by means of that ingredients

    • @tampsup2719
      @tampsup2719 2 роки тому

      Yeah u said it.
      Anything if u want it to be different then just add other stuff ingredients but to taste the original and be contented...just the balut itself with little bit of salt and chilli vinegar.

  • @klein308
    @klein308 4 роки тому +61

    3:41 *bắp xào remix* 🤣🤣

    • @boyhamham4671
      @boyhamham4671 3 роки тому +4

      Bắp xào đây, bắp xào đây, bắp xào xào đây...

    • @ok5018
      @ok5018 3 роки тому +1

      cười iat

  • @AkoSiKingKongTV
    @AkoSiKingKongTV 7 років тому +14

    you should tried the adobo balut from pampanga here at Philippines

  • @iamyoko0206
    @iamyoko0206 7 років тому +8

    The egg custard thing is called Penoy here in the Philippines

  • @carlojanola5530
    @carlojanola5530 4 роки тому +4

    Filipino here 🙋🏾‍♂️ But i want to try that Vietnamese balut. Looks yummy 😋

  • @antoniodechavez4200
    @antoniodechavez4200 7 років тому +5

    I love balut, but I would also like to experience versions from other Asian countries. It's a way to experience other people's culture. Every country has something good and special that is worth exploring and enjoying,

  • @TauBuuVuong
    @TauBuuVuong 7 років тому +20

    Ha ha, nice music mixing at 3:39 killed me because normal vendors don't advertise their service like that!

    • @thaoooo3402
      @thaoooo3402 6 років тому

      Vương Tàu Bửu I

    • @v.t1947
      @v.t1947 6 років тому

      Vương Tàu Bửu i know right ?

    • @collier6725
      @collier6725 6 років тому

      Vương Tàu Bửu baw baw eh

  • @Zero_System81
    @Zero_System81 6 років тому +24

    I live here in the Philippines but man.. I wanna try some Vietnamese balut too. 😊

  • @markanthonysangalang415
    @markanthonysangalang415 4 роки тому +1

    Both are fine in a different aspect if you wanna enjoy only the BALUT itself use salt or vinegar, but if you wanna enjoy BALUT by adding some other ingredients it can be too, just like in the Phil. they are also making ADOBONG BALOT, IN OYSTER and so many more...

  • @soundsofthestickman9191
    @soundsofthestickman9191 4 роки тому +12

    8:51 Whoever did the subtitles was a genius.

  • @UMEJIA17
    @UMEJIA17 5 років тому +19

    you should try an ostrich balut …………. I would
    love to see that

    • @Sarnt_Eskie
      @Sarnt_Eskie 4 роки тому

      They're delicious , but not as good as crocodile balut.
      Troll

  • @Coolboy-zb9ib
    @Coolboy-zb9ib 5 років тому +14

    Try adobo frog or adobong palaka and daga or mouse or fried itek and fried frog its tasty these are my fav

  • @jacquelynlinn1505
    @jacquelynlinn1505 2 роки тому

    I admire the guy with the whole restaurant on a bike!!! Awesome. 4 years ago Sonny!! You are doing a great job!!! Thank you!!

  • @kongtoch9715
    @kongtoch9715 7 років тому +14

    In my fathers home town Phan Thiet. We eat it with herbs, salt, pepper and pickled veggies. So amazing!

    • @mangoray4807
      @mangoray4807 7 років тому +1

      AZN Viking 👏🏿 my hometown. Đồng hương

  • @jeremyT.7487DjTheCount
    @jeremyT.7487DjTheCount 7 років тому +26

    you forgot to taste sizzing balut here in the philippines bro...:)✌🏻🤓👌🏻 more power!!!

  • @boxtype99
    @boxtype99 7 років тому +12

    sonny the way you eat balut is messy haha we keep some shell just to hold the balut so it wont get messy all over your hands haha but good to know that you liked it! next time you eat balut try to watch the locals how they eat it.. nice vid btw keep it up! and happy eating!! :D

  • @luckyskyou
    @luckyskyou 2 роки тому +1

    6:15 Vegetables are called Praew. In Thailand and Laos, they like to eat with chili paste, Laab, and bamboo shoot salad, but in Vietnam, they should be eaten with every menu. happy eating😊😊

  • @herbertcondaya6230
    @herbertcondaya6230 5 років тому +23

    You havent tasted yet all of our egg delicacies here in philippines bro, and the one that you've eaten in vietnam is called penoy here. You must also try our so called BUGOK too.

  • @denisejoy2773
    @denisejoy2773 5 років тому +19

    I love vietnam! I have been there once and the products are so cheap even if it's branded. Also the people are very accommodating. From philippines 🇵🇭

    • @joemarkviado5710
      @joemarkviado5710 4 роки тому

      Denise Victorino dapat pinatikim din xa ng bugok na itlog😁😁🤔

    • @maxemeize1842
      @maxemeize1842 3 роки тому

      hi denise, you are always welcome here, thank you!

  • @solo8827
    @solo8827 7 років тому +19

    i am pinoy.. like to try the Vietnamese style with tamarind sauce.. what is the name of the herb?

    • @hotvitmuoi2007
      @hotvitmuoi2007 7 років тому +5

      It's rau răm in Vietnamese or laksa leaves in English.

    • @NhanTran-zu1ej
      @NhanTran-zu1ej 7 років тому +9

      The main English name is Vietnamese Coriander.

    • @rueldecastro8991
      @rueldecastro8991 7 років тому +1

      Angel Cat i actually tried it. it has a minty taste.. pang tanggal lansa.. its actually good. d ko lbg alam if available sya here in ph

    • @californiaviation
      @californiaviation 7 років тому

      Mas masarap ang vietnamese balut for me coz its more flavorful and with herbs which is really really good i love foods with herbs

    • @creamylizious486
      @creamylizious486 6 років тому

      Angel Cat chinese kangkong ahaha

  • @catthecommentbothunter6890
    @catthecommentbothunter6890 3 роки тому +3

    Sonny has a teleportation powers because when he said " lets go to Cebu" ut quickly got him there for 1 second

  • @tjaycepcion
    @tjaycepcion 5 років тому +28

    I am a Filipino but it seems i like the vietnamese way of cooking with their Balut or duck egg w/ embryo.

    • @MR.VINCENT196
      @MR.VINCENT196 5 років тому

      oh yes i am a from vietnamese but i live in the philippines , so i crave balut of vietnam hahaha

    • @altairabad8420
      @altairabad8420 5 років тому +1

      Vietnamese Baluts are more Classy! Hehehe They have Herbs and special sauces. Unlike our Balut just simple salt and Vinegar. 😅

    • @audreyzoeb6468
      @audreyzoeb6468 5 років тому +1

      try eating the balut on a restaurant here in the Philippines and the herd they put on the balut is just kangkong🤣🤣🤣

    • @ube4674
      @ube4674 5 років тому +1

      Tj ikaw b yan?

    • @tjaycepcion
      @tjaycepcion 5 років тому

      @@ube4674 yes and may i ask why you know my name?

  • @xrocksteadyx9554
    @xrocksteadyx9554 7 років тому +190

    That sexy guy @8:05 in the background though

    • @BestEverFoodReviewShow
      @BestEverFoodReviewShow  7 років тому +52

      He's got better moves than me.

    • @robyd
      @robyd 7 років тому +10

      lol I had to rewatch that part after reading this... made my day

    • @Jasonchudj
      @Jasonchudj 7 років тому +2

      thanks for making me scroll up ,lol

    • @bittertea
      @bittertea 7 років тому +5

      Kind of crazy. Even the police was checking up. 8:02
      It's a bit funny how he went about the video without acknowledging him.

    • @James1230
      @James1230 7 років тому +8

      Bitter Tea He's not a police. He's a security guard.
      That man may be enrolled in a pole dancing class! LOL 😂

  • @browneyedpinai
    @browneyedpinai 5 років тому +4

    I’ve tasted their balut with those mints and chili sauce, yum! Though I ate it without the tiny spoon. I ate it the way I eat it in the Philippines. I’ve tasted the balut with tamarind sauce as well and paired it with rice. Yum!

  • @longdangvan7785
    @longdangvan7785 4 роки тому +9

    Oh philippine have balut also, great, love from vietnam

  • @Chefnato25gmail
    @Chefnato25gmail 5 років тому +18

    Try the balut adobo it's really good to In Philippines

  • @dimplepascua3921
    @dimplepascua3921 7 років тому +32

    The balut in tamarind sauce looks yummy.

  • @kmchannel1377
    @kmchannel1377 5 років тому +8

    I love you and wish you good health and new discoveries when you come to Vietnam

  • @simjdel7899
    @simjdel7899 3 роки тому +1

    Im from the philippines and expertly cooked and sell balut for 3 years, during drinking sessions we also do the same and more variety of balut dishes we invented.
    Well of course vietnam and philippines are closely related and influenced by chinese cuisine no wonder..we share the culture and thats southeast asia. I love all the people of Southeast asian 👍🤗❤️

  • @donaldsarion125
    @donaldsarion125 3 роки тому +20

    here in Philippines we have 3 styles you've missed, balut, penoy and higupin❤️

  • @mlsjca9670
    @mlsjca9670 4 роки тому +7

    My Philipino friend loves Vietnamese balut especially dipped in salt and peper together with coriander. He said eating too much Balut made him wanted to boom boom lol

    • @mj7188
      @mj7188 2 роки тому

      Its Fake

  • @Thegoodballoon
    @Thegoodballoon 7 років тому +24

    Try eating them with pickled radishes and carrots (đồ chua) besides rau răm. It will get 10x better! 😁

    • @rickandjandizwy7855
      @rickandjandizwy7855 7 років тому +2

      Bóng Bay i wanna try

    • @Thegoodballoon
      @Thegoodballoon 7 років тому +3

      Hdokhuz nikFam you definitely should 😃 I'm not sure where in saigon they sell it with the pickled radishes and carrot but at where I'm from (Phan Thiet - Binh Thuan), that's the way we do it!!

    • @mangoray4807
      @mangoray4807 7 років тому +4

      Bóng Bay 👏🏿 I uesd to live in Phan Thiết. And your coment is so true 😅 Hi đồng hương

    • @Matt-qr6nq
      @Matt-qr6nq 6 років тому

      Bóng Bay

  • @bryllecruz4686
    @bryllecruz4686 4 роки тому +1

    You must visit pateros in the philippines which is well known to be the
    Balut capital of philippines🇵🇭😊😊 you can also. Try diiferent ways of cooking balut. Plus the desserts known as the inutak and the abnoy.

  • @ducktqd52
    @ducktqd52 7 років тому +7

    Why you guys have to jump in a very serious argument just to say the egg is better in their country . People are so dumb and selfish. I want to try the Philippines style as well and both of them have its own special flavour.

  • @chong467
    @chong467 7 років тому +14

    Loved it! great video Sonny :D

  • @dph5943
    @dph5943 5 років тому +6

    That Remix though 3:40. Normal speed is awesome, but try it on 0.5x & 0.25x play speed. 😍

  • @janpacturanan3708
    @janpacturanan3708 3 роки тому +1

    Thank u for coming sir & eat all sweet dishes of my beloved country Philippines. MABUHAY & Godbless you po❤️😇💐

  • @rewatchme7365
    @rewatchme7365 5 років тому +7

    Its called penoy in 🇵🇭 and its very similar

  • @edwinmagboo
    @edwinmagboo 4 роки тому +3

    I've tried balut many times and it's really good. But I want to try that Vietnamese counterpart as well. Looks good with tamarind sauce snd peanut and chillies. I'm a fan of spicy dishes.

  • @baodang1345
    @baodang1345 5 років тому +5

    Nice remix "bap xao de" :))

  • @SheldonBeldon
    @SheldonBeldon 4 роки тому +10

    I feel like she would have a nervous breakdown if you forgot the herbs after a bite of any of the balut you tried.