The 5 Best Drinks In Vietnam
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- Saigon (Ho Chi MInh City) is the land of eternal summer, which means it also the land of eternally refreshing drinks at every corner. Today we are trying the 5 most popular drinks in the city. These can be found on nearly every single corner of the city. When traveling to Vietnam these will definitely become your new go ways to get your body fully hydrated.
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you and max are the best food content creators in vietnam at the moment. thanks for spreading the love for viet food and can’t wait to see what food projects you have in the US in the future
Wow, thank you
hey u cant say that with out sonny from best food review
Nahh bro u forgetting Sony, he a beast
Great choices!
You should collab with Chad!
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Hi Chad, this is Kevin Vo Thomas, I m Vietnamese decent, I live in San Diego CA, I love to watch all your videos about Vietnamese food in Saigon. I left Vietnam when was very young high, I totally forgot all about Vietnamese culture and food, but your videos bring me back to my Vietnamese culture. I will travel to Viet Nam, Singapore and Bangkok Thailand this September. I would like to invite you and your family for traditional Vietnamese food because I have been watching your videos for free.
your understanding and respect for vietnamese people is so heartwarming, and your sharing those values to those less familiar much appreciated!
I remember seeing your videos months ago, a year ago and the production wasn't there. Nowadays, the caliber of your content/production is really good with good editing. I can see you will hit 100K soon and giving Max McFarlin and Phuc Map a run for their money. Just subscibed!
The drinks are all amazing. I paid $7-8 bucks in America for a sugarcane drink and it's 42 cents there? Insanely cheap!
You wont see them do it often, but see if you can ask them to turn the coconut jellies into smoothie. I tend to turn them into smoothie whenever i can and i must say it's quite the drink that you wouldn't want to miss. Though i advise you to not use the old jellies or they won't mix well into the smoothie and have quite a lot of chunky bits, too young and you won't have enough jellies. See if you can find one that's just ripe
I know all this because i work at a cafe and sometimes customers would buy a coconut without eating the jellies, so i just decided to try it
The design and edits are insane❤, and the review is great!!!
Glad you like it
Besides the obvious yummy Vietnamese Coffee, another drink I absolutely must have whenever I visit is the cooling Kumquat juice or Kumquat Tea.
Hey Chef! Love it when you talk in Viet to the vendors and pronounce the different food (or in this case drink!) in Vietnamese! I haven't been but it really helps me get acquainted with the language for the eventual trip I'm planning!
I love it, too, and I wish more people will do that. It'll help clear up confusions like spring rolls, summer rolls, etc. Are they the fresh or fried version...well, it depends on where you live! And then there are those that call goi cuon salad rolls, rice rolls, etc. I've been on a mission to get influencers to start using the Vietnamese names. If Westerners can learn banh mi and pho, they can learn goi cuon (fresh spring rolls), cha gio (fried spring rolls), trung/hot vit lon (fertilized duck egg), canh chua (sour soup), etc.
@@doodahgurlie agreed! I always ask for my orders in Vietnamese when I get my favorite local places, even though I don't speak a word otherwise! Cha Gio is a personal favorite of mine so I know it well 😁
@@TheAnatic You just need Viets to help you out. Here's me trying to help you out...when you see the ch words together, think j sound. The gi is either y (south) or z (north) sound. The t and th sounds are swapped in English. And please, please use the v and qu sounds as they are written (plus it'd be easier for you to say it if you see it written that way in Vietnamese). The south bastardized the v to a y sound so Vietnam is Yietnam (in Hai Phong, it's VietLam...egads!)
@@TheAnatic have you tried/had chả giò that was wrapped in rice paper (traditional) instead of the yellow wheat wrap they use here in the States? that one hits different.
@@bachha627 yes!! It's my favorite! I have one place that does it but it's far away, so sometimes I journey out to get them 😁
only came across Chad'd video now! Love the energy of his videos and the editing is on point. It got all the high peak and quiet moments where he let the viewers soak in the experience
love that you covered all of these! often an overlooked topic i feel
man, you really shows me a different lights into daily drinks. love your enthusiasm
really well-editted, high quality video
Nice video! I love that you're showing more drinks in the country, given that people just drink the basics when they reach Vietnam.
Wow, so amazing, I can see different styles and characters with expertise in video editors. Love it
Just discovered about your channel recently. I must say that your content is enjoyable and as a Vietnamese i glad that someone actually love Vietnam culture this much as you. Also, your channel by now is my current favorite English learning material on youtube, just love your speaking and learn some words about foods in Vietnam. A Big Thanks for you. Hope you a good day.
I live right in this neighborhood, it's kinda weird and amazing seeing all the familiar places on video like this. Keep up with your content
yesss, keep it up chad!
I am impressed at how well you know about different drinks, it is like you have lived here for a long time. Very good video imo!
Great video! Vietnamese here and I learned so much in this video. Can't wait to try to make these drinks at home.
Great stuff! I'm excited for the next videos.
First time watching video of this channel. Really surprised and impressed with the very good Vietnamese pronunciation! Wish you always have great moments in Vietnam!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
I am not a sweet tooth nor am I a "drinker" but Vietnamese coffee blew my mind. Was addicted and had 3 a day too! But the other drink that blew my mind was Tra Dao (I probably haven't spelt that right - peach iced tea) the best one was at the flower markets ho thi Ky
You spelled Tra Dao correct btw.
So thankful to find your channel, I’m always learning and your presentation is top notch. Thank you for all you do.😊
Thank you
Good topic, useful and complete knowledge. Great!
Thank you for sharing 😊 love your videos ❤️
Editing was spectacular on this video!! Keep it up
I agree, Mr. thang is killing it
I am living abroad and I love your videos because they remind me about Sai Gon, despite that I just went back there (to visit my family ) 4 months ago. I will go back to Sai Gon next year.
Another great video! I like iced coffee with coconut milk as I cant have dairy. But the bitterness of VN coffee is sooooo good!
Awesomely refreshing video!
Can't wait to visit Vietnam again
Subscribed!
Thank you
Your videos work because you try a bunch of interesting stuff and you love it all!
Thank you
I haven't been back to VN for 20+ years.
This was simply entertaining 👏
I love it! I want to see more variety of drinks....and I wanna see you try that flan drink/dessert at the boba tea place. That looks absolutely delicious to me. I actually wanted to see you try all the flavors at all the places, but yeah, that's a bit much. LOL!
😂, my body can only take so much. But we will try more in a future episode
I love Vietnam and I’m glad to follow you! You have the best videos. Been twice to Vietnam and Cambodia! Can’t wait to return. LOVE THE COFFEES 🏆🏆🏆🏆
Thank you so much
Thanks to your traveling to Vietnam, i'm a Vietnamese but i don't have a lot of time to try cultural food like you, i wish in one day i can try all of them. Thanks a lot❤❤❤❤
the thumnail is beautiful, you got some good designers there haha
He is!
Haha I can’t believe I’ve see you on here after I think the last time I’ve met you in 2019 in the airport going to Vietnam you’ve mentioned that you’re a chef and doing UA-cam video. Congrats again on becoming big.
The quality of your videos are amazing
This man should get more views
Hopefully they come, thank you
Help spread the word. When I find great channels, I tell others like friends and family or shout them out on youtube and/or IG. I'm sure I annoy some people as they see it as spamming (e.g. for example someone on a Vietnamese-related video by "Sammy and Tommy" tried to tell me to stop, but I didn't as I wasn't just spamming their channel about other great channels, I do the same for their channel - BTW, Sonny left a compliment on their channel, which is high praise). I started doing this with Sonny when he only had 20-25k subs and he's over 10 million now. I like to think I brought him quite a few subs. :)
Great video! Keep it up
Thank you
I really like this street series of yours or continue to develop it, by the way, please come to Hanoi to eat pho and other dishes in the winter
you video inspires me to explore HCM city although I'm living here :))
Iced tea is literally my childhood🤣I like the fact you put it on the list, anyways, good video as always, chef!
Oh, these all looks so refreshing, especially the sugarcane... Can't wait to visit, thank you for sharing!
also, a bubble tea like that would run $6-7 or more here in the US... Crazy!
You are so welcome
Ah the good ol drinks of Vietnam, I had so many cups of sugarcane juice whilst in Vietnam when I was there, although i did find a vendor who sold me some lychee, rambutan with cocount juice, I cant remember what district it was from but it was so good.. it was about 80c as well
Your videos are so cool. Although I am a Vietnamese but I have never tried these drinks or food before because the number of them is extremely wide and it is impossible to count all the beverages and food we have. I am ecstatic because you like them😂
Nuoc mia, tra dao & dua tac are my personal favs. When they add pineapple to Nuoc mia = Next level!!
Your video is better day by day. It used to look normal but now I love it.Your video is better day by day. It used to look normal but now I love it.
Been drinking a lot of dừa tắc in the hot weather. Such a nice refreshing combo.
Omg that bubble tea bit with your wife is hilarious!
Wonderful, my friend 🇻🇳👍
another good informative, fun video.
Glad you enjoyed it
I'ma first gen Viet kid from Atlanta. It makes so much sense that back in Vietnam iced tea is main staple, just like in the south were sweet tea is a main stay.
if you get nuoc mia in mien Trung (central Vietnam) you often find a little jar of salt, they always add some salt in drinks but there is one on the side and ppl can add extra if they want! this makes the drinks super balance and actually more delicious
Love this episode but I prefer the traditional cafe sua da where the coffee is dripping from a filter and then you drink. What you have is more the western version, especially in that cup
luv ur vibe
the number 1 reason why starbucks is obsolete in vietnam 😂
I think you mean obsolete.
Great editing
Thank you
Try rau ma + nuoc mia + coconut juice mix together and thank me later
Lived in Kenya for a while and in Nairobi you often get sugar cane juice with lime and mint and I was addicted to the stuff.
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I like your video 🎉
thanks for sharing. I was in saigon last year and did not try all these drinks.
I can't believe you like tra da of all the fancy drinks out there hahaha. I thought you'd include rau ma (mugwart), egg coffee, che (traditional dessert drink with tapioca, beans, fruits, coconut milk popular before boba) or others I don't know about.
You should try seaweed herbal tea, it extremely refreshing, my favorite of all time, it difficult to find. It traditional summer drink back in the day in Vietnam. Another recommendation for you to try is jelly fish noodle soup, also my favorite
it would be better if you show list of the places you visited in the description box
The drinks in the video are very popular in Vietnam, you can see it everywhere.
@@QuanNguyennv I know, I'm Saigonese and been drinking these my entire life. Doesn't mean I don't want to try new places
@@baileytran3378 mình nhầm bạn là người nước ngoài 😅😅.
@@QuanNguyennv à ko sao, mấy chỗ nc dừa nc mía thì ko bàn, chỗ trà sữa hấp dẫn quá mà ko có địa chỉ nên hơi tiếc :))
7:34 98 Đường số 9, P. Tân phú
Thông tin đến bạn.😊
The ambarella that you drank was a thai varient of the fruit, it is smaller and the pit inside is soft so they are perfect for juicing, the big varity is better for eating.
Ps:Yes district one is a popular district for foreign tourist so alot of places in that district have way higher prices, it's a good district for sightseeing but if it's street food you're after then my recommendation would be district 8.
no it is definaly not soft
i think rau má should be on this list, I love it. Anyway this video is great. Thanks for all u do.
Check out the video previous to this one “I almost died filming this”
Parabéns sucesso sempre. Brasil 🇧🇷
❤❤❤❤ your video.
Love Video
Ít đá is definitely the right way to go haha
Làm đồ tráng miệng điii anh !!! 😂😂
Trà Đá is my favor!
Man I dont even know that Mía Dâu exists until I watch your video, and I happened to come across a stall the next day. Darn new things come to life every day.
Durian as well 😂😅
Very good ideas several drinks in Vietnam … 🥤🥤☕️🧃👍😋😋
edit that great !
Good !
I like the editing on the video. The way you say “grassy” makes me think you grew up near Boston, maybe? Anyways I miss being in SE Asia.
😂, thank you so much. I’m from the Philly suburbs
Love the ca phe sua da, and sugar cane, and all their smoothies, but never had 'coc' smoothie, although the fruit is sooo good. In Hawaii years ago, fresh coconut was $10 each. You should try 'rau ma' drink, it's herbal and so good for you, not really sweet.
12:40 Because there are many different types of coconut trees, the fruit will taste different. if you like sweetness, ask the seller for "Siamese Coconut", u can say "dua sim". yeahhh
Oops!! Smashed that freakin' LIKE button ;)
the drink I missed the most from Vietnam is warm peanut milk. Interestingly, I haven't seen any UA-camr cover it LOL
@7:06 this is my favorite, with an egg flan topping. 😂
I'm come from Vietnam😊
quê mình còn nhiều đồ uống mà bạn chưa thử lắm...
Great content. Lots of delicious ice cold drinks, but can foreigners consume the ice? Do they make the ice from tap water or is it commercially filtered made ice?
Good
Tân Mỹ Market at the Quận 7 ? OMG, when i was a kid, i living here, that is little market😮😮😮😮😮😮
Bạn chưa thử Sâm Dứa . Ngon nhất
GOOD LUCK
Maybe you can do one with the various coffees like egg, salted, yogurt, peanut, pandan, etc.? Would love to see those featured or anything cool and unusual that you find. Maybe start with the basics first by introducing the regular black drip coffee, then the cafe sua da with the phin filter so foreigners know how to prep it, then show the bac xieu version, and so on and so forth.
It’s in the plans 👍
một số món tiếng việt chú nói rất chuẩn 🤩🤩
welcome to my country
Hey, i’m new to your channel watching all your vids rn at 3 am 😅 Not sure if you already made a video about this but if not could you tell us about your job in Vietnam? I am studying culinary in the Netherlands and might want to move/work in Vietnam (saigon) after my study, but i have no clue about the working culture and salary of a cook/chef over there.
Hôm nào ăn thử xôi mặn đi đầu bếp. Ngoài bánh mì thì xôi mặn là một lựa chọn ăn sáng phổ biến.
Omg yessss trà đá
Ly ( miền Nam), cốc ( miền Bắc)
Trái cây ( miền Nam), hoa quả ( miền Bắc)
Missing Vietnam 😅
rau má is my fav drink ... its good that it is so cheap XD