Besides the food-related videos in the description, you may like to see how Inala looks during Lunar New Year festivities and some street photography from that time. It's all in this video: ua-cam.com/video/2MISOKgvCNY/v-deo.html
@@rabbitskinner Did you set the quality to highest in the settings when you watched it on your phone? It may have automatically chosen a lower resolution.
Oh wow, it is my 1st time to watch this kind of 360° video. It's like looking at Google map 😱 Love it! Fish market in Inala is very popular for Asian bcoz they're fresh & cheap compare to other fish markets in Brisbane. I'd been there only once though. I love your 360° vlog 💗
Wow this place is now bustling with shoppers. Back in the 70s, not one single Vietnamese shop and the shopping was deserted. The Vietnamese refugees in the 80s has turned this place into a little Saigon in Brisbane.
This is bar-none one of the coolest video's I've seen on UA-cam.. That whole 360 degree camera thing is awesome. You've out done yourself. don't let it get to your head lol lol
Great video. Loved the 360 degree camera. Made for great viewing. Never been to Inala markets before . Will have to check them out after watching your wonderful video. Looks really great!
That's awesome to hear! Brisbane has quite a few vloggers, but I may the the first to concentrate entirely on Brisbane-based content (at least 95% of the time now, anyway). Loved to hear someone was binging my content!
Inala is a must for every Vietnamese who have been in Brisbane as a visitor for a resident. Although I am a little bit dislike of the poor settings and lack of continuous renovation there as it might give a feeling of underdeveloped current Vietnam apart from brand new Saigon Plaza (which is absolutely not true), the culture aspects (including food and music) remind me of the good old days and the happiness is always best in simple forms.
Yes, I agree that the setting isn't the nicest, but I feel in a way, that makes it even more authentic to the Vietnamese experience (although I haven't lived in VN since 2014, so things may have changed somewhat since then).
@@BrisbaneChannel oh man, you cannot experience real Vietnamese feeling without the horning and dizziness caused by overwhelming motorbikes for sure. It might be controversial to define which is the authenticity of Vietnamese culture as to me, Inala’s impression is more of the old Vietnam before the civil war ended in 1975, I couldn’t point out which is really authentic as it lies in people’s heart and mind. In my perspective, Vietnam is a vibrant and tasteful place as a harmoniously irrelevant unorganised things. The shops in Inala is still pretty much neat and tidy as for Australian standard, it’s just a little underdeveloped as compared to other Vietnamtown in Australia. And for the food itself, it’s 80-90% as exact as Vietnam which is very good efforts I admit, but to me the rest 10-20% is actually the authenticity I’m longing for. Ultimately, it’s better to have something rather than nothing.
You mean the second one I mentioned, or the one I went inside? We used to go to the second one I mentioned, but lately have been going to the one I went into. Both of those two are not bad.
@@BrisbaneChannel prefer the fish market that you walk into and the butcher beside Woolworths I don't live in Inala I live in Wynnum my landlord is Vietnamese I did grow up in Inala.
Haha, yeah, I got it when I ran a photography workshop in collaboration with Saigoneer many years ago (they're an online news/media outlet in Ho Chi Minh City).
@@BrisbaneChannel There is 2 parts of Inala Shopping Centre. The Plaza has Woolworths, Aldi and a lots of shops inside and the Inala Civic is the one that has so many Asian Groceries and few seafood markets. By the way you speak Vietnamese quite well and pronounce Bánh Chuối Chiên like Vietnamese. Like your youtube channel👍 Looking for the next video that you will review Bánh hỏi heo quay and also Bánh mì Tân Định and Bánh mì Minh Tân (so many places to buy Bánh Mì at Inala)
There's a few different 360 degree cameras around. The one I use is the Insta360 One X2. You can take a look here: amzn.to/3hNNh2h For what they do, they're quite affordable, and a lot of fun to use! Not just for video, but also for photos and timelapses.
Went to Inala for the first time a few weeks ago because I needed to get a wreath from Aldi and the only Aldi that has wreaths is the one in Inala. So I went there on a Saturday morning, big mistake, there were so many people and I could barely find a parking spot( it’s a huge parking lot but there was all full ) , encountered a bogan banging my window asking for money, so yeah , that was quite an experience. But I will definitely go back during off peak time with some mates.
Funny you should say that. We were there yesterday and for the first time ever, had someone walk up to us asking for money. We were really surprised, as that's never happened in our years of frequently going to Inala. But yes, parking is crazy on Saturday, but the bad news is it can be crazy on any day of the week. It doesn't seem to follow a pattern, even on Saturday. Seems more related to other events like Lunar New Year or Christmas. The closer to festivities, the busier it gets.
I often go to Inala, sometimes for food, sometimes to shop for groceries, and this time was to get a haircut. Actually we were there again today (went to get some pho). Is that restaurant the one just at one of the plaza exits (near the Halal butcher)? I haven't tried that place yet.
Hi, can you get some advice for places to be, coffee places for a next video (vegan, vegetarian) ? For people who are Vegan, is it easy to find things to eat ? Work related question : is it easy to find a job for foreigners ? (Barista - Restaurant maybe yes ? What about administrative works ?) Thanks for your advice!
Hi Aurélie. I know there's a lot of options for vegans and vegetarians, and many cafes and restaurants that are not specifically vegan do have a vegan section on their menu. Not being vegan or having vegan friends, I'm not really sure of specific places, so I'd have to talk with some local vegans to get inside knowledge before making a video on it, but I did try a vegan Chinese restaurant once which was pretty good. I'll add this topic to the list. The current work situation is something I'll also have to look into, as Covid has affected things quite dramatically recently. As far as I know, the hospitality industry is desperately in need of more workers right now, not sure about admin work. What I do know is that interviewers don't generally discriminate based on nationality, as long as you have the same working rights as a local. It's usually just the best suited person to the job. The main issues they have employing foreign nationals is either that they're on a student visa and so can only work 20 hours a week (although that limitation is temporarily being waived at the moment, again due to Covid), or they are worried the worker will return to their country after a year or two, so they may feel local workers are more stable (which is not necessarily the case).
@@BrisbaneChannel Thank you for all the information. If I go to Australia it's indeed for a work-holiday visa (I'm not student anymore so I think I can work all I want ?). Covid has indeed make everything difficult. I'm do not have a degree but I speak fluently three languages and hard worker haha (administrative very strong, logic mind top and hand-worker very good too) For the vegan , I hope you 'll find places. I'm exiting to see them and know if there are places (other then Chinese who sadly put in many sauces). Thanks a lot for your help and your videos !
Hi Aurelie, there are many amazing vegan restaurants in Brisbane. Check out: Dickis in New Farm. Utong Thai restaurant in Clayfield, plant Vibe in Bowen Hills, Yavanna in Paddington (a bit expensive but the "meat dishes" are so worth it. Definitely try the CFC) there are many more. If I was you I would join a vegan meet up group. There are also many animal rights activists groups. Brisbane is amazing.
@@mariemaier5630 Wow thank you ! I will try them when I go. I didn't knew that there existed vegan meet up groups O_O I'm vegan but not active so I just do not eat meat and because of allergy, no dairy so it's easier to say vegan in the restaurants.
@@aureliedelsaut4187 here are so many vegans. The animals suffer alot here in Australia. Ever three days a horse dies and the races in Australia. I have seen pig farms and dairy farms from the inside here and will never forget the suffering I saw. You definitely going to live Brisbane. It is one of the most beautiful places in the world
Not when you consider that it's 5.7K, but thats for the whole 360 degrees, the viewing angle you end up seeing is 1080p equivalent, but yeah, can't compare to a regular camera. There are ones that have very high quality, but they're more like $15000 instead of around $700 like the one I have.
The Insta360 cameras automatically remove visible traces of the selfie stick when they stitch the footage together. It's pretty cool. Would be even better if I could hold it in a way that made it seem I wasn't even holding it. I tried an attachment that lets me secure it to my body, but it bounced too much when walking, so it didn't really look any good.
Besides the food-related videos in the description, you may like to see how Inala looks during Lunar New Year festivities and some street photography from that time. It's all in this video: ua-cam.com/video/2MISOKgvCNY/v-deo.html
This is odd, I'm now watching on my tablet Samsung, the quality is so much better than when I watched it on my Samsung s21 ultra
@@rabbitskinner Did you set the quality to highest in the settings when you watched it on your phone? It may have automatically chosen a lower resolution.
@@BrisbaneChannel yes I did, but it made no difference. It was quite blurry
Good video mate I like Inala
Thanks bud!
Love Inala. Gotta go back soon.
You should! So much good food there!
Oh wow, it is my 1st time to watch this kind of 360° video. It's like looking at Google map 😱 Love it! Fish market in Inala is very popular for Asian bcoz they're fresh & cheap compare to other fish markets in Brisbane. I'd been there only once though. I love your 360° vlog 💗
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
@@BrisbaneChannel absolutely👍
Awesome walkthrough! I go there all the time!
Me too.
Wow this place is now bustling with shoppers. Back in the 70s, not one single Vietnamese shop and the shopping was deserted. The Vietnamese refugees in the 80s has turned this place into a little Saigon in Brisbane.
And I hear it used to be quite a hotbed of crime?
@@BrisbaneChannel Inala was ok and safe back in the late 70s, not so sure about the situation there now.
It must have gone through a bad patch after that, as it had a bit of a reputation from what I've heard, but by all reports it's much better now.
This is bar-none one of the coolest video's I've seen on UA-cam.. That whole 360 degree camera thing is awesome. You've out done yourself. don't let it get to your head lol lol
No way I'd get a big head, as it's nothing to do with me and everything to do with the possibilities a 360° camera bring. But glad you enjoyed it.
Great tour. I enjoyed the 360° opportunity. I would love that choice of fruit and vegetables. Thanks for sharing this experience.
Great video. Loved the 360 degree camera. Made for great viewing. Never been to Inala markets before . Will have to check them out after watching your wonderful video. Looks really great!
Definitely worth taking a look, especially if you like Vietnamese food and tropical fruit!
Wow loved your 360 video 😍🤩 love from Japan 🇯🇵
Cheers!
Please do one for Sunnybank Plaza/Market Square!
On the list! I'm thinking market square at night would be best.
@@BrisbaneChannel keep doing what ya doing mate, it's about time Brissy had a Vloger! I'm binging ya stuff atm, great work all round!
That's awesome to hear! Brisbane has quite a few vloggers, but I may the the first to concentrate entirely on Brisbane-based content (at least 95% of the time now, anyway). Loved to hear someone was binging my content!
I really enjoyed your upload!
Keep up the excellent work!
I'm looking forward to another awesome video!
Take care and stay in touch! 🎄🎄🎄🎄
Cheers!
Inala is a must for every Vietnamese who have been in Brisbane as a visitor for a resident. Although I am a little bit dislike of the poor settings and lack of continuous renovation there as it might give a feeling of underdeveloped current Vietnam apart from brand new Saigon Plaza (which is absolutely not true), the culture aspects (including food and music) remind me of the good old days and the happiness is always best in simple forms.
Yes, I agree that the setting isn't the nicest, but I feel in a way, that makes it even more authentic to the Vietnamese experience (although I haven't lived in VN since 2014, so things may have changed somewhat since then).
@@BrisbaneChannel oh man, you cannot experience real Vietnamese feeling without the horning and dizziness caused by overwhelming motorbikes for sure. It might be controversial to define which is the authenticity of Vietnamese culture as to me, Inala’s impression is more of the old Vietnam before the civil war ended in 1975, I couldn’t point out which is really authentic as it lies in people’s heart and mind. In my perspective, Vietnam is a vibrant and tasteful place as a harmoniously irrelevant unorganised things. The shops in Inala is still pretty much neat and tidy as for Australian standard, it’s just a little underdeveloped as compared to other Vietnamtown in Australia. And for the food itself, it’s 80-90% as exact as Vietnam which is very good efforts I admit, but to me the rest 10-20% is actually the authenticity I’m longing for. Ultimately, it’s better to have something rather than nothing.
Great to see you went to Inala the second seafood market is better Seafood Market thanks for the video
You mean the second one I mentioned, or the one I went inside? We used to go to the second one I mentioned, but lately have been going to the one I went into. Both of those two are not bad.
@@BrisbaneChannel prefer the fish market that you walk into and the butcher beside Woolworths
I don't live in Inala I live in Wynnum my landlord is Vietnamese
I did grow up in Inala.
Did you notice much change in Inala over the years?
@@BrisbaneChannel yes Inala has changed over the years very multicultural Vietnamese Chinese Samoan African but the majority are Vietnamese.
Like your shirt. Perfect to wear at Inala Plaza👍
Haha, yeah, I got it when I ran a photography workshop in collaboration with Saigoneer many years ago (they're an online news/media outlet in Ho Chi Minh City).
@@BrisbaneChannel
There is 2 parts of Inala Shopping Centre. The Plaza has Woolworths, Aldi and a lots of shops inside and the Inala Civic is the one that has so many Asian Groceries and few seafood markets. By the way you speak Vietnamese quite well and pronounce Bánh Chuối Chiên like Vietnamese. Like your youtube channel👍
Looking for the next video that you will review Bánh hỏi heo quay and also Bánh mì Tân Định and Bánh mì Minh Tân (so many places to buy Bánh Mì at Inala)
That is so cool the 360 Camera..what sort of equipment is it?
There's a few different 360 degree cameras around. The one I use is the Insta360 One X2. You can take a look here: amzn.to/3hNNh2h
For what they do, they're quite affordable, and a lot of fun to use! Not just for video, but also for photos and timelapses.
@@BrisbaneChannel thanks for the info, have to check that one out. May I suggest a review video of your camera setups. Love your channel btw.
Went to Inala for the first time a few weeks ago because I needed to get a wreath from Aldi and the only Aldi that has wreaths is the one in Inala. So I went there on a Saturday morning, big mistake, there were so many people and I could barely find a parking spot( it’s a huge parking lot but there was all full ) , encountered a bogan banging my window asking for money, so yeah , that was quite an experience. But I will definitely go back during off peak time with some mates.
Funny you should say that. We were there yesterday and for the first time ever, had someone walk up to us asking for money. We were really surprised, as that's never happened in our years of frequently going to Inala. But yes, parking is crazy on Saturday, but the bad news is it can be crazy on any day of the week. It doesn't seem to follow a pattern, even on Saturday. Seems more related to other events like Lunar New Year or Christmas. The closer to festivities, the busier it gets.
Yes fresh Produce, I can buy cheaper vegetables, so busy during d weekend not easy to find a parking space.
King prawn please 😄
Are fresh fruits and vegetables cost less in this kind of places than in supermarkets? I would defo visit Inala Plaza.
Yes, the fruit and vegetables tend to be cheaper here, and especially the herbs!
When did you come to Inala? I’m working at the Bluefire Grill restaurant atm 😂
I often go to Inala, sometimes for food, sometimes to shop for groceries, and this time was to get a haircut. Actually we were there again today (went to get some pho). Is that restaurant the one just at one of the plaza exits (near the Halal butcher)? I haven't tried that place yet.
@@BrisbaneChannel yeah it’s next to the Hot star TA shop
Hi, can you get some advice for places to be, coffee places for a next video (vegan, vegetarian) ? For people who are Vegan, is it easy to find things to eat ? Work related question : is it easy to find a job for foreigners ? (Barista - Restaurant maybe yes ? What about administrative works ?) Thanks for your advice!
Hi Aurélie. I know there's a lot of options for vegans and vegetarians, and many cafes and restaurants that are not specifically vegan do have a vegan section on their menu. Not being vegan or having vegan friends, I'm not really sure of specific places, so I'd have to talk with some local vegans to get inside knowledge before making a video on it, but I did try a vegan Chinese restaurant once which was pretty good. I'll add this topic to the list.
The current work situation is something I'll also have to look into, as Covid has affected things quite dramatically recently. As far as I know, the hospitality industry is desperately in need of more workers right now, not sure about admin work. What I do know is that interviewers don't generally discriminate based on nationality, as long as you have the same working rights as a local. It's usually just the best suited person to the job. The main issues they have employing foreign nationals is either that they're on a student visa and so can only work 20 hours a week (although that limitation is temporarily being waived at the moment, again due to Covid), or they are worried the worker will return to their country after a year or two, so they may feel local workers are more stable (which is not necessarily the case).
@@BrisbaneChannel Thank you for all the information. If I go to Australia it's indeed for a work-holiday visa (I'm not student anymore so I think I can work all I want ?). Covid has indeed make everything difficult. I'm do not have a degree but I speak fluently three languages and hard worker haha (administrative very strong, logic mind top and hand-worker very good too)
For the vegan , I hope you 'll find places. I'm exiting to see them and know if there are places (other then Chinese who sadly put in many sauces). Thanks a lot for your help and your videos !
Hi Aurelie, there are many amazing vegan restaurants in Brisbane. Check out: Dickis in New Farm. Utong Thai restaurant in Clayfield, plant Vibe in Bowen Hills, Yavanna in Paddington (a bit expensive but the "meat dishes" are so worth it. Definitely try the CFC) there are many more. If I was you I would join a vegan meet up group. There are also many animal rights activists groups. Brisbane is amazing.
@@mariemaier5630 Wow thank you ! I will try them when I go. I didn't knew that there existed vegan meet up groups O_O I'm vegan but not active so I just do not eat meat and because of allergy, no dairy so it's easier to say vegan in the restaurants.
@@aureliedelsaut4187 here are so many vegans. The animals suffer alot here in Australia. Ever three days a horse dies and the races in Australia. I have seen pig farms and dairy farms from the inside here and will never forget the suffering I saw. You definitely going to live Brisbane. It is one of the most beautiful places in the world
I had a panic attack at Inala. It’s cool but yeah
That sucks! May I ask what triggered the panic attack?
360 camera quality isn't great is it mate?
Not when you consider that it's 5.7K, but thats for the whole 360 degrees, the viewing angle you end up seeing is 1080p equivalent, but yeah, can't compare to a regular camera. There are ones that have very high quality, but they're more like $15000 instead of around $700 like the one I have.
@@BrisbaneChannel that's odd I'm getting a much better picture on my tablet than I did on my Samsung s21 ultra
That's really strange. I wonder if it's an issue with your phone. I have a Samsung s20 FE, and it plays fine on that.
How are you actually filming this. I see your hand clenched, but nothing in your hand.
The Insta360 cameras automatically remove visible traces of the selfie stick when they stitch the footage together. It's pretty cool. Would be even better if I could hold it in a way that made it seem I wasn't even holding it. I tried an attachment that lets me secure it to my body, but it bounced too much when walking, so it didn't really look any good.