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Why should anybody judge them? They are just trying to eat and survive. Consider yourselves fortunate, that you barely have to put effort into wiping your own ass, let alone construct a dinner from nothing but your environment from the ground up.
I love these episodes where you visit small villages and cultures most of us here in the states are not familiar with. They are so interesting to learn about how other people live. Top tier content.
I died laughing when Andrew's words came back to haunt him. Big props to him for actually going through with eating the live fish, and Sonny too! I love this channel.
Swallowing goldfish alive was a FAD in America at one time, I think it was around 1939 or so. A college fad probably, where daring someone to do something foolish or dangerous wasn't unknown! Still isn't! Every year it seems, somewhere some student dies due to a college hazing for a fraternity, by a bunch of Delta Sierras! (Meaning dumb s*its!)
We used to give this hobo a live fish to eat and a quarter when we would ride our bikes fishing as a kid. Guy would eat huge carp catfish. Toads. Anything. Bottles of piss
This is true, people who lived in village dont usually eat meat, even if they have like a buffalo or a cow its either used on traditional event, or for selling
@@windblow1141 they usually buy it from the market. Buffalo skin is the cheapest. The meat is often eaten by more wealthy person. But that says a lot about their financial status. She doesn't even have enough to buy skin to eat.
This is Black Tai (Tai Dam), not to be confused with Thai (Siamese) in Thailand though our languages are closely related as parts of Southwestern Tai languages of Kra-Dai (Tai-Kadai) family, also including Lao, Shan, Dai Lü, etc. The autonyms "Thai, Tai, Dai" are from the same root. According to various Thai/Lao folk legends, in correspondance to linguistic evidences, Southwestern Tai peoples have their homeland in northern Vietnam, especially Dien Bien province (Muong Then), after splitting from Northern Tai peoples (Zhuang in Guangxi for example), then spread southwestward over Southeast Asia (Laos, Thailand, Yunnan of China, Shan state of Myanmar) and eastern India (Assam)
This gave me such a reality check. These people are so resourceful and also so healthy. This is nothing like the food we get in the western world. Aside for the live fish, I’m all for eating this way. Everything is local and fresh.
@@joeschmoe3815 stop spreading misinformation, just search it up it is mostly on Indonesia with only 15.000 people have them while Indonesia has 213 million people so it is rare
As a Native American, their was certain things that overlapped with our culture. For them to eat that fish I said 👏🏾, they proved themselves to them. Very, interesting and hope to one day visit Vietnam.
@MissMai Perfect Thai in this video refers to the Thai ethnic ,not the people in Thailand ,we Vietnamese have 52 different ethnics and some speaks their own version of Vietnamese
@@mihah9415 She literally said she speaks Thai (probably one of the Tai languages spoken in the area, different from standard Thai in Thailand), Hmong, and Vietnamese. These three languages are from different language families so it's more like speaking Arabic, Turkish, and Persian, not at all like speaking different versions of the same language
I’m a Thai. I can speak English and Chinese, and Vietnamese of course. So respect for you two in the live fish challenge, I've never done that before. Grilled fish and sticky rice in the bamboo are delicious, but we have so much more delicious than that, you should try “thịt trâu sấy” which is very famous all over Vietnam.
Those fresh water fishes will give you bile duct cancer if they're not properly cooked. This is because some have parasitic worms in them. A lot of Asian people have it because they eat raw fresh water fishes and even the fermented fish is raw. Being Asian and growing up extremely poor, I used to eat foods like this but not anymore. The bamboo sticky rice is one of my favorites. Very hard to open but, once you figure it out, it's very easy. Just use a knife and crack it from the bottom and it'll split in half completely. The fermented fish is also very good as I liked the sourness of it. I cook mine though. I like them as fish jerkies. The raw live fish eating, I've seen it once. A guy just bit the head off and just started chewing away as if it as nothing.
I love the fact that they’re taking the time to embrace the culture and language of our Hmong people. Not a lot do we get recognize for our unfamiliar traditional food and culture. I am very proud to be Hmong American. And I can still say I speak my language. 100!!!
People living in the Vietnam mountains eat raw small fishes because in the mountains fishes are very rare and appreciated, they eat fish only few times a year.
It's small just bcz it's the size of that fish not bcz fishes are rare. In VN we all have so many fish to ate no matter where and no matter size, and fishes in VN is one cheap nurture but we seem to prefer the small size fish than big size bcz people believe that they are fed by organic food like grass, plants, etc not industrial food. We even have a specialty fish call "Cá rô đồng" and it's so small like what we saw in this video.
I found precious the expression of the older lady after they ate the raw fish, she seemed happy that they were so interested in their culture, it was a great video!
I am so sad, why people does'nt encourage these type of village episodes, these are so awesome and so heart touching and yet very less views. Please dude dont stop making these, you are awesome, co-hosts are awesome and village people are always awesome.
Sonny, Andrew, I am so jealous of your ability to submerse yourself in these cultures and eat the foods they eat on a regular, and as in this video, not so regular basis. I would love to do what you do. Thank you for sharing this with us ❤
I almost fell over from laughing when Sonny said "the fat one". Not sure if Thai ppl think exactly the same as Kinh VNese but this reminded me of some memories while I was studying in the Phillipines. We had a Canadian guy and 1 South African guy there. And they did not know at first that since all the Vietnamese guys were so skinny and "being fat" was all they were longing for. So as a result they all run towards these 2 white guys, touched their tummies and said happily "oh you are so fat you are so fat." They had no idea they tortured the 2 poor guys for a month until they found out the truth. They cudnt understand why these very friendly ppl cud be so rude. In case some of you dont know.. Thai ethnic in Vietnam are Vietnamese citizens.. but they share the same roots with the Thai ppl in Thailand.. with same language and traditional costumes... They identify themselves as Black Thai and White Thai and are among 54 ethnics living together within Vietnam's border. They are the closest genetically to the Kinh Vietnamese (may be 1 of the Bai Yue descendants)
Hahaha omg in vietnam, we regard people who we perceive as “fat” to be very well privileged and in essence “wealthy” since in most of our history and how recently war torn we are, most lived in poverty with almost nothing to eat and only those who had enough or more than enough to eat were wealthy enough to afford it.
Definitely the best food review show available on any platform! What make this show unique is the authenticity and diversity of the content! They travel to remote places to bring their culture on the screen and the way Sonny interacts with the locals is one of the USP of the show!
We went for a 21 day cross country across vietnam in 2020 Feb, before the pandemic.. 10 days north, 6 days central, 5 days south.. I loved North and central and i would visit again for another 3 weeks tour to just spread it over north and central vietnam.
The scenery is Beautiful! Looks peaceful and I am sure there is no crime. Don't think I could eat love fish but the cooked fish looked yummy. Thank you for sharing your journey. Very interesting the different cultures. God Bless you all watching.
Wouldn't it be hilarious if after the two gringos left the village, the hosts pull out their hamburger patties and hot dogs, grill them for dinner and have themselves a belly full of laughs? You'd been punked, Sonny & Andrew! 😂
Their culture is so beautiful. Imagine the whole world was just full of such loving people who depend on themselves and others around them and are so respectful. Everyone is sooo beautiful too 🥰
@@janjirawilliams4764 ok umm im sorry for the ranging hope u understand 😁peace kinda offended tho that u think people shold stop living with sugar and rainbows shit like what can we do to fix anything nothinggg i see and thats just very depressing and im trying to get better ok u dont fucking know great ummm sorry again just block lol idk ughhhhh 😫
The videography of this series, the editing, the hosts, the research behind these series are amazing. 🙌🙌🙌 I mean I dont have enough words to express how much Fascinated we are ❤️😍😍
16:58 Watch that dude on the right looking at him like: "Shit, is this guy really gonna do it?" *takes a bite* guy looks like: "LMAO this idiot really did it" *continues to smirk*
You guys are so brave to enjoy those. Anyway, it's a fantastic way to experience the unique local things. And Mu, the local guide is also my friend. Great job! Cheers!
Similar to anchovies but tastier. When cooked it is tasty. You will not stop eating it if you prepare it right. It has no bad smell or taste if you knows how to cook it. If you do not do the process of fermenting the Fish, it will be deadly to consume it. It takes great skill to make it right.
15:14 He literally sounds like those big dopey-looking gannets or Pelican when they gulp down their live load. Literally drop him right into a seashore video with Sir David Attenborough narrating - *chef's kiss.*
I think it's not only about how much we like the food but it's about respecting other cultures and exploring to new experiences.. Which is why i love this channel❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am currently learning Swahili because I want to visit Kenya tantania one day. I’m in love with the culture and food, the lifestyle is so simple and hardworking and it’s beautiful. Vietnam looks like another awesome place to visit and learn about
I'm not very familar with the traditional vietnamese ethnic groups but its realllyy surprising to see the resemblence of their culture to the ethnic groups here in borneo. From the method of cooking to the traditional garment, their economy and lifestyle. Its reaaallly reaaaallly interesting honestly. I would lovee to go there just to make comparisons cause I see a some similarities but there's bound to be a lot more differences as well.
I think it's convergence as a result of the methods of survival. Like, if you cook with a stove, the recipes you make will converge on certain styles of cooking. So there's things we find a lot in the kitchens of people in cities, that we would almost never find in the kitchens of people out in the wild. Similarly, there's lots of similarities between the kitchens (or just firepits, if they do all the cooking outside) of people who just use plain old fire to cook, because they're bound to use similar tools most of the time. They're mostly limited to what you find outside, and what you find outside is generally pretty similar.
I’m Hmong green from clan Her. Folks came to the states after American pulled out from the secret war in Laos. Thanks for sharing cultures and educating everyone from around the world. No one does it like you and your team!!!!♥️♥️♥️❤️💕💙
The construction of these homes built by the Tribes and their people are truly some of the most beautiful that I have ever seen!! The wood and attention to detail in the homes is amazing!!
I lived on a ship in Japan for two years, ate alot of Sushi and never developed a taste for raw seafood. Developed a taste for Nigori Sake though;)-John in Texas
Until you did this video I had no idea the thai people existed! You might not know but what you do realy helps getting their culture out there in a time where groups like these are dissapearing fast. Thank you for your hard work Sonny and the Best Ever Food Review Show Team :)
I don't think that the video has been titled correctly. The culture shown is not "Thai" as in the culture of Thailand, but rather Tai people (also pronounced Dai). Due to war this ancient culture migrated from Southern China, settling throughout Southeast Asia over the last few millennia, and has formed dozens of branches of the Tai culture which can be found in (Vietnam, Thailand, China, India, Burma, Laos etc. The lovely people in this video I would guess are of the Hàng Tổng (Tày Mường) classification of Tai people. Mường - H'mong; its all probably kosher idk
@@guy8646 interesting. Will have to look more into them. I'm hmong and understood some words. Lol like when that lady called him fat. Pahm pahm (spelled npag npag)in hmong translate to fat.
@@babagandu I have never heard of a game like that. I know that I’ve participated in a game where all we had on our table was boiled pig fat. It was my cousin’s wedding and I was the “green lady” who represented the guy’s side. Had to play this game with some old men lol. It was pretty interesting. I either had to drink or sing a Hmong folklore song to keep away from eating the pig fat. Lol.
The ethnic in this episode is not H'mong. They're Thai ethnic. There are 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam. Amazingly they all have their own languages and cultures.
Hats off to Sonny and Andrew for eating live fish... And that fermented nasty fish as well... You guys put so much of dedication and hard work into your channel. No wonder your channel is called " Best ever food review show" My fav channel...
This was by far the best episode I have seen. Your interaction with Andrew and both of your expressions whilst eating had me choking on my Beer from laughter. Now my keyboard and screen had to be wiped down before I could continue. Please if you are going to go for any creepy crawlies or similar exotic culinary excursions, take Andrew with you. On a side note, maybe its a good thing that they dont eat the bugs and reptiles in Australia when you consider that it is only the most dangerous continent to live on. However apparently once you throw a Tarantula in boiling water the venom seems to lose its bite. Just not sure if that works with all venoms out there. Keep up the series, very entertaining to watch, especially anything like this episode.
This segment of all your shows is the most interesting to me, the good thing about your videos is that they are no just about food and cooking, but also the people, the history and landscapes of the places, this is why your Videos and Mark quin Videos are my best most relaxing to watch, This one is also very funny " loved when you let the fish jump off your hand, those fish are from the Cichlid fish family" Good job amigo.
@@Snow-el7yp right, my moms Asian and says things but it really means another in her culture lol. She said fat but in American translation she probably meant he’s bigger and got more meat so he’d probably do a better job at catching more fish.
Most Vietnamese are still very poor until around 20 years ago. While people rarely starved, eating nutrious food regularly was a luxury back then so being "fat" was considered a sign of prosperity and good health/strength. That's still embed in the mind of many Vietnamese people.
I could never eat any of the stuff these guys do but it's so interesting to see all the different ways of life around the world. Both Andrew and Sonny make some really cool videos.
I’m a Northwest Vietnam people and i live in Yen Bai. I’m feel so glad that you’re make that video about Thai people and my hometown. Your content are so nice and it make me smile through out the video.
Although I can't understand all of your words because my English is a bit limited. But I want to say that Vietnamese people are very friendly, and always welcome people from all over the world. Thank you for coming to learn and bring Vietnamese culture everywhere. thank.!!!!
Here in Phil. We call that big fish as *isdang (FISH) TILAPIA( or when it was cook that way *INALOB NA TILAPIA, and that red vegetable was could here in our province of Albay as *PUSO NG SAGING (heart of banana). Also that green "vegetables that they get in the river was also could here in our province as *LUMOT , but we don't eat that thing
18:34 I spot a fish, which we called "Betok" here in Indonesia. I'm surprised they eat that fish raw, that fish have many spikes on it's dorsal fin and it's gills. I heard a story a boy died because he choked on that fish because he tried to kill that fish by biting it (ik it's stupid, but still)
Eating the bones is a really bad idea even if you don't choke. If a bone gets caught in your intestines it will cause polyps and you will die without surgery.
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Just amazing bro
how is this 1 day ago?
She " only " speaks 3 languages....
Enjoy those live fish sonny.
Omg the translator is awesome!! She’s so funny!! To be witty with a non-native language shows so much intelligence and personality.
I'll marry her 😌
@@madkhilla22 i think she already married
what is her name
@@madkhilla22 woah u joined 9 years ago OG
@@madkhilla22 Go ahead.
I love the way these guys do their show. Very open minded and they never judge the communities they interact with.
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Why are you impressed by that? lol
@@williamlevy6964 it's a rare quality. Even Gordon Ramsey couldn't
Why should anybody judge them? They are just trying to eat and survive. Consider yourselves fortunate, that you barely have to put effort into wiping your own ass, let alone construct a dinner from nothing but your environment from the ground up.
wow
I love these episodes where you visit small villages and cultures most of us here in the states are not familiar with. They are so interesting to learn about how other people live. Top tier content.
well, most of people in Vietnam are not familiar with it as well haha
Agreed
@@johny5400 I'm a Vietnamese living in big city and I can confirm that.
same...i too love watching foods of all cultures...
I agree 100%, everything they do is pure gold!
I died laughing when Andrew's words came back to haunt him. Big props to him for actually going through with eating the live fish, and Sonny too! I love this channel.
Swallowing goldfish alive was a FAD in America at one time, I think it was around 1939 or so. A college fad probably, where daring someone to do something foolish or dangerous wasn't unknown! Still isn't! Every year it seems, somewhere some student dies due to a college hazing for a fraternity, by a bunch of Delta Sierras! (Meaning dumb s*its!)
😂😂
We used to give this hobo a live fish to eat and a quarter when we would ride our bikes fishing as a kid.
Guy would eat huge carp catfish. Toads. Anything. Bottles of piss
@@oldironsides4107that’s actually horrible?! wtf!!! 😭
@@illumathoti this was a few decades ago.
We did it for the love of helping people. Not for clicks.
Truly the best ever food review show in the world👏🏻
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In Vietnam*
Hands down
I wish they'd go a little slower. They speed through everything.
💯🔥.
Sonny will literally try anything. He shows all cultures due respect. He is the most adventurous food reviewer. I love that about him.
The fact that he even learns the languages to all the places he goes to. Makes me happy hearing him speak it ^^
That’s kinda his job homie
@@sfvjog he doesn’t have to eat it if he doesn’t feel comfortable
He's awesome!! 💪🏽
@@fatumabujendo2844 something a non-foodie would say
I think those buffalo skins were that woman's most extravagant dish. She was doing her best to impress.
Yeah looked humble but felt like gold after she said do u see water Buffalos around to kill
This is true, people who lived in village dont usually eat meat, even if they have like a buffalo or a cow its either used on traditional event, or for selling
@@windblow1141 they usually buy it from the market. Buffalo skin is the cheapest. The meat is often eaten by more wealthy person. But that says a lot about their financial status. She doesn't even have enough to buy skin to eat.
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Mission accomplished!
This is Black Tai (Tai Dam), not to be confused with Thai (Siamese) in Thailand though our languages are closely related as parts of Southwestern Tai languages of Kra-Dai (Tai-Kadai) family, also including Lao, Shan, Dai Lü, etc. The autonyms "Thai, Tai, Dai" are from the same root. According to various Thai/Lao folk legends, in correspondance to linguistic evidences, Southwestern Tai peoples have their homeland in northern Vietnam, especially Dien Bien province (Muong Then), after splitting from Northern Tai peoples (Zhuang in Guangxi for example), then spread southwestward over Southeast Asia (Laos, Thailand, Yunnan of China, Shan state of Myanmar) and eastern India (Assam)
Because they're family.
I'm Northern-Tai(myanmar) we call them Tai-Lam and yap Lam mean black in our language!
Thank you for the explanation, it makes more sense to me now.
This gave me such a reality check. These people are so resourceful and also so healthy. This is nothing like the food we get in the western world.
Aside for the live fish, I’m all for eating this way. Everything is local and fresh.
I would definitely like to try this, even if my shitty American palette isn't used to this but first times for everything
I rather eat this than McDonald’s crap .. I’m all for trying something new
Have fun with liver flukes, my dude.
Bile cancer is one of the biggest killers in south east asia.
@@notme1728 guarantee this has way worse health effects than a big mac
@@joeschmoe3815 stop spreading misinformation, just search it up it is mostly on Indonesia with only 15.000 people have them while Indonesia has 213 million people so it is rare
I'm a Vietnamese but I wouldn't dare to try that raw fish with salad. Hats off to you guys and how much respect you showed. Another great video.
Yooo agreed
As a Native American, their was certain things that overlapped with our culture. For them to eat that fish I said 👏🏾, they proved themselves to them. Very, interesting and hope to one day visit Vietnam.
No better than animals if you eat raw. Humans eat clean cooked food not raw fish, THATS DEMONIC AND EVIL.
@@imranhuddin i mean if someone lives in a third-world country in poverty i dont think they would care, but i pass for that dish no way
Raw fish is like sushi. This was live fish. Dear god lolol
“Oh, she only speak.. THREE languages.”. Love the introspective humor.
most south east asian speaks at least 2 language, us central Javanese even speaks 3 language (2 native, 1 national language) hahaha
Nice breeze no corona no mask.. waw
@MissMai Perfect Thai in this video refers to the Thai ethnic ,not the people in Thailand ,we Vietnamese have 52 different ethnics and some speaks their own version of Vietnamese
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@@mihah9415 She literally said she speaks Thai (probably one of the Tai languages spoken in the area, different from standard Thai in Thailand), Hmong, and Vietnamese. These three languages are from different language families so it's more like speaking Arabic, Turkish, and Persian, not at all like speaking different versions of the same language
I’m a Thai. I can speak English and Chinese, and Vietnamese of course.
So respect for you two in the live fish challenge, I've never done that before. Grilled fish and sticky rice in the bamboo are delicious, but we have so much more delicious than that, you should try “thịt trâu sấy” which is very famous all over Vietnam.
Are you Chinese Thai or real Siamese?
Wow Respect 🫡
@@jacure123 Vietnamese Thai not Siamese. Related to Siamese and Lao
i love how disappointed the guy looked when u dropped the fish and all he said was "wow"
The whole time Sonny was holding the little fish the other dude was like, " I hope he doesn't drop it" WoW, he dropped it. 😆😆😋
Yes, he look shock when fish drop on the water swim away
The woman was just sitting there thinking like "oh yeah, another day men killing fish with their mouths.... and they're not drunk yet...... okay"
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That was extreme...Woah...and woah again! LOL
@Data Fix ahahahah appreciate the effort
Those fresh water fishes will give you bile duct cancer if they're not properly cooked. This is because some have parasitic worms in them. A lot of Asian people have it because they eat raw fresh water fishes and even the fermented fish is raw. Being Asian and growing up extremely poor, I used to eat foods like this but not anymore. The bamboo sticky rice is one of my favorites. Very hard to open but, once you figure it out, it's very easy. Just use a knife and crack it from the bottom and it'll split in half completely. The fermented fish is also very good as I liked the sourness of it. I cook mine though. I like them as fish jerkies. The raw live fish eating, I've seen it once. A guy just bit the head off and just started chewing away as if it as nothing.
I love the fact that they’re taking the time to embrace the culture and language of our Hmong people. Not a lot do we get recognize for our unfamiliar traditional food and culture. I am very proud to be Hmong American. And I can still say I speak my language. 100!!!
Do the fish got bones?
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@@e6ytmnpe yes those fish has bones...
That's so cool!!
People living in the Vietnam mountains eat raw small fishes because in the mountains fishes are very rare and appreciated, they eat fish only few times a year.
Rare because everyone ate them.
@@DiogenesLanterna it's very hard for fish to climb mountain
@@chhetdaracheat5397 True! loll
It's small just bcz it's the size of that fish not bcz fishes are rare. In VN we all have so many fish to ate no matter where and no matter size, and fishes in VN is one cheap nurture but we seem to prefer the small size fish than big size bcz people believe that they are fed by organic food like grass, plants, etc not industrial food. We even have a specialty fish call "Cá rô đồng" and it's so small like what we saw in this video.
@@phuonggiangnguyen1122 Only small fish would be able to climb through the streams to the top of the mountains.
I found precious the expression of the older lady after they ate the raw fish, she seemed happy that they were so interested in their culture, it was a great video!
203 likes and no comments?
Dudes probably telling his homies in the village like “YO I GOT THESE TWO WHITE DUDES TO EAT LIVE FISH” 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
jokes on him, he ate it too.
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@@VespertilioGiganticus he would probably brag about it. I hate them for doing that though😭
They also eat raw bats. Hello WuHan.lol. corona virus.
@@janjirawilliams4764 hahahaha no ones laughing
I am so sad, why people does'nt encourage these type of village episodes, these are so awesome and so heart touching and yet very less views. Please dude dont stop making these, you are awesome, co-hosts are awesome and village people are always awesome.
I dont understand you? It is awesome yet it shouldnt be make?
@@TheSuperskidz I think he/she meant "Why are people don't like these kind of episode", but mistyped it.
@@bjornArk0 but your comment is also bipolar.. cant understand aswell 🧐
@@razimove438 To each their own I guess. 😭😭😭
I mean it had lot of views now
Love that fact that they are always respectful to the people n their cultures when they visit different rural parts of the world.
I LOVE seeing people showing their culture. My mom is from Guam and my dad is from India and tradition is everything to them.
india?
Hafa adai ✌😁
No wayyy. My moms from Saipan and my dads from Bangladesh
You have interesting mix. Do you have, like some OF account, that i could pay & follow ?
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*Fish falls in to the water*
Looks at dude
Dude: Wa
This had me laughing
He was like “bruh..”
Literal tears 😂
That "Wa" was the vietnamese version of "Wtf" 😂
@@abdulbasitkhan7448 😂👍
😂😂🤣😂
Japanese: eat raw fish meat
Thai villagers: hold my bamboo sticky rice.
Lol
Yeah, that fermented fish, kinda like stronger version of funasushi
@Andrew Lee raw fish is cleaned with rice vinegar before eatin for 24 hours. And this fish blood is drained also.
lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Its alive....👌👌👌👌
I’m so jealous that you get to meet such precious people everywhere and see and experience so many awesome cultures!
Omg my mouth literally dropped when they said you they’re not cooking the fish 😂🤦🏻♂️ love this food review show
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The moment he got overexcited after catching fish and it just slipped off his hands🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. LoL his face 😑😂
Staged
Thai boy be like: wow haha
It really hurts when you slip he fish that you got after hard try🛌
the boy was like : wah
“She only speaks three languages”
Me:I can barely speak my own🤣😂🤣
Actually three dialects....
I speak two
"She only speaks 3 languages"
Me: (Smile sheepishly)
@@imsad1894 i speak 6
@@Conan-rw3zk good for you
Which one's tho
Sonny, Andrew, I am so jealous of your ability to submerse yourself in these cultures and eat the foods they eat on a regular, and as in this video, not so regular basis. I would love to do what you do. Thank you for sharing this with us ❤
I almost fell over from laughing when Sonny said "the fat one". Not sure if Thai ppl think exactly the same as Kinh VNese but this reminded me of some memories while I was studying in the Phillipines. We had a Canadian guy and 1 South African guy there. And they did not know at first that since all the Vietnamese guys were so skinny and "being fat" was all they were longing for. So as a result they all run towards these 2 white guys, touched their tummies and said happily "oh you are so fat you are so fat." They had no idea they tortured the 2 poor guys for a month until they found out the truth. They cudnt understand why these very friendly ppl cud be so rude.
In case some of you dont know.. Thai ethnic in Vietnam are Vietnamese citizens.. but they share the same roots with the Thai ppl in Thailand.. with same language and traditional costumes... They identify themselves as Black Thai and White Thai and are among 54 ethnics living together within Vietnam's border. They are the closest genetically to the Kinh Vietnamese (may be 1 of the Bai Yue descendants)
Hahaha omg in vietnam, we regard people who we perceive as “fat” to be very well privileged and in essence “wealthy” since in most of our history and how recently war torn we are, most lived in poverty with almost nothing to eat and only those who had enough or more than enough to eat were wealthy enough to afford it.
ok
So what you're saying is I should take a trip to Vietnam.
They use the word fat openly to there friends and family it's not really a ride word here
Tai not Thai
Definitely the best food review show available on any platform! What make this show unique is the authenticity and diversity of the content! They travel to remote places to bring their culture on the screen and the way Sonny interacts with the locals is one of the USP of the show!
Andrew is my favorite guest by far and I think we definitely need sunny to go fishing more! It’s very entertaining
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This brings the sushi date to a whole new level! Great video
Sonny: “Are they fucking with us?” 😂😂
Yes indeed!
"That's right."
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I love how they react cause I agree, “are they fucking with us!?!?” Is the only response
Naming your own channel "Best Ever Food Review Show" is a very bold move, but I admire the honesty Sonny.
I want to travel to Vietnam once the pandemic comes under control. And it's only because of Sonny's videos!
Same.
We went for a 21 day cross country across vietnam in 2020 Feb, before the pandemic.. 10 days north, 6 days central, 5 days south.. I loved North and central and i would visit again for another 3 weeks tour to just spread it over north and central vietnam.
@@phoneix24886 thanks
make sure you form a group of tourists and don't go alone.
@@meofomi why do you say that? We were a group of 3.. north Vietnamese are really good people and very welcoming.
The scenery is Beautiful! Looks peaceful and I am sure there is no crime. Don't think I could eat love fish but the cooked fish looked yummy. Thank you for sharing your journey. Very interesting the different cultures. God Bless you all watching.
Sonny's face when he says "don't be so rude" LOL 😂😂
To everyone who is seeing this comment. Have the best day ever. And Sonny ur videos are the besttt..Love from Trinidad and Tobago
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thank you!
@@cmmoviesdownload1589 welcome
Imagine Sonny, Calvin, and Andrew in one episode. I'm not sure youtube is ready for that
My dream is to have bear grylls with sonny in at least one episode. That would be epic
Can we petition for this to happen?????
They both is all of UA-cam
That would be awesome
Also Rafsan the chotobhai from Bangladesh
Their food is unique. I salute you both. You don't shy away from anything when it comes to food.
His personality is making me happily look forward to my life
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Wouldn't it be hilarious if after the two gringos left the village, the hosts pull out their hamburger patties and hot dogs, grill them for dinner and have themselves a belly full of laughs? You'd been punked, Sonny & Andrew! 😂
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This must've happened at least once lol
@@abilawaandamari8366 No doubt. Indigenous people know how to have fun at the expense of whities, too, you know. Lol
They be having the buffalo steak prime cut while Sonny and Andrew had a fermented skin . Haha.
That living fish dish is UA-camrs' meal. They only pick the weirdest thing to gain views and subs.
Their culture is so beautiful. Imagine the whole world was just full of such loving people who depend on themselves and others around them and are so respectful. Everyone is sooo beautiful too 🥰
This tribe was famous for selling their children to Bangkok brothel for$20. I lived in Thailand&know of it.people stop living with rainbow glasses on.
@@janjirawilliams4764 ok umm im sorry for the ranging hope u understand 😁peace
kinda offended tho that u think people shold stop living with sugar and rainbows shit like what can we do to fix anything
nothinggg i see and thats just very depressing and im trying to get better ok u dont fucking know
great ummm sorry again just block lol idk ughhhhh 😫
I love the comedy, the food review, the journey. 👍
The videography of this series, the editing, the hosts, the research behind these series are amazing. 🙌🙌🙌 I mean I dont have enough words to express how much Fascinated we are ❤️😍😍
The overall quality is beyond impressive.
16:58 Watch that dude on the right looking at him like: "Shit, is this guy really gonna do it?" *takes a bite* guy looks like: "LMAO this idiot really did it" *continues to smirk*
Ikr, I was looking at his face the whole time xD😂
That was the best part him trying not to laugh at them was hilarious
Jó napot , vietnami vagyok
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You guys are so brave to enjoy those. Anyway, it's a fantastic way to experience the unique local things. And Mu, the local guide is also my friend. Great job! Cheers!
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OMG I am in love with this show! Never say no and always respectful to everything
that decomposed fish was called by romans "garum", was part of the ancient roman cuisine
My inner Roman is happy. Now i can legally speak Latin whilst inhaling a fish.
I've often wondered what is the relationship between garum and nam pla, as well as which way round the noodle exchange was between Rome and Asia
Similar to anchovies but tastier. When cooked it is tasty. You will not stop eating it if you prepare it right. It has no bad smell or taste if you knows how to cook it. If you do not do the process of fermenting the Fish, it will be deadly to consume it. It takes great skill to make it right.
huh…how can they have similar foods when they are in two different continents? Is there any anthropologist around?????
@@christypham3386 Anchovies used fermented method to preserved the Fish. Perhaps the Roman got the idea from the East.
The guy sitting next to them is trying so hard to control his laughter 😂😂
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So handsome that guy 😉👍
@@danial5290 🙄🙄😒
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I have never laughed this hard watching Sonny. That live fish was crazy.
15:14 He literally sounds like those big dopey-looking gannets or Pelican when they gulp down their live load. Literally drop him right into a seashore video with Sir David Attenborough narrating - *chef's kiss.*
I think it's not only about how much we like the food but it's about respecting other cultures and exploring to new experiences.. Which is why i love this channel❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is why we love Sonny. So funny yet so human.
“Andrew, don’t be rude” 😂😂
I haven't seen a show this great since Anthony bourdian. Definitely its own but so much knowledge and respect.
I like this Andrew guy. Always willing to try everything with no fear and no agenda. Awesome.
His reactions with sonny are just golden
I am Vietnamese, thank you for introducing the country and people of Vietnam to international friends. thanks!
They are just a part , ( minority group) cannot represent as "people of Vietnam "
Whats to be scared of we all south east asians we have alot of similarities
I am currently learning Swahili because I want to visit Kenya tantania one day. I’m in love with the culture and food, the lifestyle is so simple and hardworking and it’s beautiful. Vietnam looks like another awesome place to visit and learn about
When you visit kenya holla me. I will take you around.
@@spotybwoyworld7825 bet!
the best in recent times. I felt so happy - humbled - informed - made aware in a single episode. It was a total entertainment package
I'm not very familar with the traditional vietnamese ethnic groups but its realllyy surprising to see the resemblence of their culture to the ethnic groups here in borneo. From the method of cooking to the traditional garment, their economy and lifestyle. Its reaaallly reaaaallly interesting honestly. I would lovee to go there just to make comparisons cause I see a some similarities but there's bound to be a lot more differences as well.
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I think it's convergence as a result of the methods of survival. Like, if you cook with a stove, the recipes you make will converge on certain styles of cooking. So there's things we find a lot in the kitchens of people in cities, that we would almost never find in the kitchens of people out in the wild. Similarly, there's lots of similarities between the kitchens (or just firepits, if they do all the cooking outside) of people who just use plain old fire to cook, because they're bound to use similar tools most of the time. They're mostly limited to what you find outside, and what you find outside is generally pretty similar.
I cannot stop laughing at Sunny's face when he takes the first bite of the live fish salad! 😂😂 I love this show!
Enjoy the river fluke and bile duct cancer
15:21 the way he said "Ngon hong" made me laugh :> má cười ẻ, sao ổng dễ thương dị hahahha
I’m Hmong green from clan Her. Folks came to the states after American pulled out from the secret war in Laos. Thanks for sharing cultures and educating everyone from around the world. No one does it like you and your team!!!!♥️♥️♥️❤️💕💙
16:15 “Andrew don’t be rude” I love him
He said “try to swallow it like a little bit”😭😭😭
The construction of these homes built by the Tribes and their people are truly some of the most beautiful that I have ever seen!!
The wood and attention to detail in the homes is amazing!!
I lived on a ship in Japan for two years, ate alot of Sushi and never developed a taste for raw seafood. Developed a taste for Nigori Sake though;)-John in Texas
Until you did this video I had no idea the thai people existed! You might not know but what you do realy helps getting their culture out there in a time where groups like these are dissapearing fast. Thank you for your hard work Sonny and the Best Ever Food Review Show Team :)
Technically they're hmong.
@@kingovue No; the people in this video are Thai, which is different from the Hmong. Only the guide is Hmong.
I don't think that the video has been titled correctly. The culture shown is not "Thai" as in the culture of Thailand, but rather Tai people (also pronounced Dai). Due to war this ancient culture migrated from Southern China, settling throughout Southeast Asia over the last few millennia, and has formed dozens of branches of the Tai culture which can be found in (Vietnam, Thailand, China, India, Burma, Laos etc. The lovely people in this video I would guess are of the Hàng Tổng (Tày Mường) classification of Tai people. Mường - H'mong; its all probably kosher idk
@@guy8646 interesting. Will have to look more into them. I'm hmong and understood some words. Lol like when that lady called him fat. Pahm pahm (spelled npag npag)in hmong translate to fat.
The Thai people in Vietnam is not "Thai" in Thailand. So don't be confused.
Their guide is so funny and she looks serious too 😂😅
That’s soo cute she called Sonny “pang, pang” in the Hmong green dialect. It means chubby if any. I love it! LOL
Let's marry
Is the raw fish eating real or just a challenge ?
@@babagandu I have never heard of a game like that. I know that I’ve participated in a game where all we had on our table was boiled pig fat. It was my cousin’s wedding and I was the “green lady” who represented the guy’s side. Had to play this game with some old men lol. It was pretty interesting. I either had to drink or sing a Hmong folklore song to keep away from eating the pig fat. Lol.
The ethnic in this episode is not H'mong. They're Thai ethnic. There are 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam. Amazingly they all have their own languages and cultures.
mandarin is the same！
Sonny is so respectful to all the cuisines! I love it!
I couldn’t stop laughing when he smelled the sour fish he looked like his soul left his body 😂
😂😂 me too!!!
The girl even said "hes gone" hahaha
HAHAHAHHA THEFUNNIEST SCENE WAS WHEN SONNY LOST THE FISH AND AWKWARDLY STARRD AT THE GUY AND THE GUY MADE A WEIRD BUT FUNNY NOISE HAHAHAHA
Hats off to Sonny and Andrew for eating live fish... And that fermented nasty fish as well... You guys put so much of dedication and hard work into your channel. No wonder your channel is called " Best ever food review show" My fav channel...
Ui biểu cảm của các a tây buồn cười đáng yêu quá 😂😂! Cảm ơn 2 ảnh đã mang hình ảnh của Việt Nam đi khắp thế giới❤️❤️
This was by far the best episode I have seen. Your interaction with Andrew and both of your expressions whilst eating had me choking on my Beer from laughter. Now my keyboard and screen had to be wiped down before I could continue. Please if you are going to go for any creepy crawlies or similar exotic culinary excursions, take Andrew with you. On a side note, maybe its a good thing that they dont eat the bugs and reptiles in Australia when you consider that it is only the most dangerous continent to live on. However apparently once you throw a Tarantula in boiling water the venom seems to lose its bite. Just not sure if that works with all venoms out there. Keep up the series, very entertaining to watch, especially anything like this episode.
Easily the best food show out right now. Who else started watching this guy in the first lockdown last year🙌🏽
Yo that kid's a boss, "Aye let's get drunk and eat raw fish!"
"Is it swimmin' in ya mouth?" lmao! This is seriously my fave channel on this platform!
"Just try to enjoy it alittle bit. Andrew don't be rude." 😂😂🤣🤣
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8:52 I died when the guy was just like “wa!”
How respectful these guys are to these lovely humble people welcoming them to their culture
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This segment of all your shows is the most interesting to me, the good thing about your videos is that they are no just about food and cooking, but also the people, the history and landscapes of the places, this is why your Videos and Mark quin Videos are my best most relaxing to watch, This one is also very funny " loved when you let the fish jump off your hand, those fish are from the Cichlid fish family" Good job amigo.
Why is that “fatty fatty” comment so funny 🤣 I feel like Sonny isn’t fat at all that’s why it’s more funny .lol
He has more muscle than the other guy
Sonny was fat af back then. He was a chubby man.
dude. In Vietnam, fat means not thin. In others, country fat is like you can eat a whole scooter and still feel hungry.
@@Snow-el7yp right, my moms Asian and says things but it really means another in her culture lol. She said fat but in American translation she probably meant he’s bigger and got more meat so he’d probably do a better job at catching more fish.
Most Vietnamese are still very poor until around 20 years ago. While people rarely starved, eating nutrious food regularly was a luxury back then so being "fat" was considered a sign of prosperity and good health/strength. That's still embed in the mind of many Vietnamese people.
Andrew- ‘I got smashed by a 50yr old woman’ , pretty sure it’s the first time he’s said that 😂
Dude said “A little bit salty” Lmao
I could never eat any of the stuff these guys do but it's so interesting to see all the different ways of life around the world. Both Andrew and Sonny make some really cool videos.
This is literally the best ever food review show I’ve seen so far
I love how this guy visits so many cultures and manages to do so without offending anyone
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I’m a Northwest Vietnam people and i live in Yen Bai. I’m feel so glad that you’re make that video about Thai people and my hometown. Your content are so nice and it make me smile through out the video.
Is eating live fish common over there? Or is it only done for the video?
@@lotus_flower2000 i never ever eat live fish but i saw a lot of people can eat this.
Although I can't understand all of your words because my English is a bit limited. But I want to say that Vietnamese people are very friendly, and always welcome people from all over the world.
Thank you for coming to learn and bring Vietnamese culture everywhere.
thank.!!!!
Man... This channel blew up! I remember someone said this channel won't reach 1million subs.
Best food review channel in the world!
OMG I was dying of laughter when Sonny was eating the live fish his face Expression 😂😂😂
Man when sunny ate that fish my sister was puking continuously non stop i was laughing hard 😂😂😋😂😋😂😋😋
Here in Phil. We call that big fish as *isdang (FISH) TILAPIA( or when it was cook that way *INALOB NA TILAPIA, and that red vegetable was could here in our province of Albay as *PUSO NG SAGING (heart of banana). Also that green "vegetables that they get in the river was also could here in our province as *LUMOT , but we don't eat that thing
Andrew is like the perfect partner for these videos, I'm enjoying these 2 together so much ♥️ amazing series
18:34 I spot a fish, which we called "Betok" here in Indonesia. I'm surprised they eat that fish raw, that fish have many spikes on it's dorsal fin and it's gills. I heard a story a boy died because he choked on that fish because he tried to kill that fish by biting it (ik it's stupid, but still)
Eating the bones is a really bad idea even if you don't choke. If a bone gets caught in your intestines it will cause polyps and you will die without surgery.
yang sticky rice nya mirip kek lontong gak sih?
Bukan betok itu bro.. betok lebih lebar
@@palabpkau menurut gw lebih mirip kayak Lemang (makanan tebing tinggi)
That's why they have the word " dangerous " on the title bro 😅
*gets chosen to catch fish over Andrew...
Sunny: we've won
... and gets called fat*
Sunny: But at what cost :(
WOW! the formented fish can last up to 3 years in the unrefrigerated pot. That is just completely amazing.
Most of south east asian in the cointry side that dont have refrigeration ferment fish and meat to preserve it