You're doing a huge service to all of humankind. This video and the edits, the quality, and the detailed description. Hope your channel only grows upwards and onward!!!!
You should try that Spaghetti Ice, it's amazing. It's Vanilla, Strawberry Jam, frozen whip cream, and flakes of white chocolate. It looks like a plate of Spaghetti Bolognese with Parmesan cheese hence the name. It's Germany's most popular ice cream.
Great video Sir :) Amazing that you guys have a good time here. I think Germany is not on the bucket list of a lot of people. And iam glad you enjoy it.
Very interesting. I live in Munich, but you showed me some (eating) places that I didn't know. The first thing when I think of vegan/vegetarian eating is Prinz Myshkin in the city center. But as you showed there is quite a lot more! I totally agree on the Asamkirche. It is a well hidden gem in this city.
I am a student living in Munich for about 3 years now and I must say, you have visited the right places 😊 By the way, "Soy" (vietnamese) and "Siggis" are also vegan Restaurants which I highly recommend for you next stay in Munich :) Great video!
Trip tip: Visit Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It is near an Entrance to the Alps, Füssen with Schloß Neuschwanstein is near by, you can cross the border to Austria etc. My favorite hike is Garmisch was the trail up to the Höllental-Alm vie the Höllental-Klamm.
I can recommend the Blitz restaurant for your next visit. It's right next to Deutsches Museum. It offers vegan Mexican food. I don't know how authentic it is, but it's very tasty.
Hey Trey, not being a vegan, I did not watch your Zürich video. Just had a look what you would have to say about München. And boy was I surprised! About your way to show things, about the quality of the video (definitely the best I’ve watched of yours!!) and the kind of education you leave me with on Vegan places! Since you live in the Stuttgart/Böblingen/Sindelfingen region, I would really love a video of yours on vegan places in Stuttgart! (which is the nearest major German city to my place). My special interest would be: Stuttgart had become a kind of burgher - hot-spot a while ago. So, my challenge for you would be: Are there good vegan burghers in Stuttgart and surroundings? (just an idea for the future ;) ) What this video mainly taught me was: not let me pass over any of your food-vids in the future! Small explanation: While I am someone who will not become vegan or even vegetarian, I am certainly not someone who needs to have meat every day. Also: over 90% of the time the meat I eat is from responsible sources. So, as a genera rule, I am certainly interested in food sources for footprint-conscious food!
Thanks for your kind words! My wife and I were literally just talking about how we need to explore the Stuttgart food scene! Stay tuned! We’ll do a video soon! Also want to check out some of the best Biergartens around Baden-Württemberg!
@@toniderdon munich for sure. But in Vienna it depends. It's expensive where are the tourist go to. But apart from that any other place shows far more affordable prices than Munich.
You're doing a huge service to all of humankind. This video and the edits, the quality, and the detailed description. Hope your channel only grows upwards and onward!!!!
@@adksbiomed2139 I appreciate your kind words!
You should try that Spaghetti Ice, it's amazing. It's Vanilla, Strawberry Jam, frozen whip cream, and flakes of white chocolate. It looks like a plate of Spaghetti Bolognese with Parmesan cheese hence the name. It's Germany's most popular ice cream.
Outstanding video! Didn't know Munich was that beautiful and picturesque. Amazing architecture. That looked like river surfing at Waimea Bay. 🤙🤙
Definitely felt like I was on the North Shore. Only thing missing was the Poké 😉
You did an outstanding job with this video. I really enjoyed it enormously!!!!
Thanks Ursula!!!!
Great video Sir :) Amazing that you guys have a good time here. I think Germany is not on the bucket list of a lot of people. And iam glad you enjoy it.
Thanks brother! We love it here!
I'm not vegan but all of the different things in this video looked really good
Very interesting. I live in Munich, but you showed me some (eating) places that I didn't know. The first thing when I think of vegan/vegetarian eating is Prinz Myshkin in the city center. But as you showed there is quite a lot more!
I totally agree on the Asamkirche. It is a well hidden gem in this city.
I am a student living in Munich for about 3 years now and I must say, you have visited the right places 😊
By the way, "Soy" (vietnamese) and "Siggis" are also vegan Restaurants which I highly recommend for you next stay in Munich :)
Great video!
Trip tip: Visit Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It is near an Entrance to the Alps, Füssen with Schloß Neuschwanstein is near by, you can cross the border to Austria etc. My favorite hike is Garmisch was the trail up to the Höllental-Alm vie the Höllental-Klamm.
I can recommend the Blitz restaurant for your next visit. It's right next to Deutsches Museum. It offers vegan Mexican food. I don't know how authentic it is, but it's very tasty.
i want to go so badly! thanks for the video!!
Hey Trey, not being a vegan, I did not watch your Zürich video. Just had a look what you would have to say about München. And boy was I surprised! About your way to show things, about the quality of the video (definitely the best I’ve watched of yours!!) and the kind of education you leave me with on Vegan places! Since you live in the Stuttgart/Böblingen/Sindelfingen region, I would really love a video of yours on vegan places in Stuttgart! (which is the nearest major German city to my place). My special interest would be: Stuttgart had become a kind of burgher - hot-spot a while ago. So, my challenge for you would be: Are there good vegan burghers in Stuttgart and surroundings? (just an idea for the future ;) )
What this video mainly taught me was: not let me pass over any of your food-vids in the future!
Small explanation: While I am someone who will not become vegan or even vegetarian, I am certainly not someone who needs to have meat every day. Also: over 90% of the time the meat I eat is from responsible sources. So, as a genera rule, I am certainly interested in food sources for footprint-conscious food!
Thanks for your kind words! My wife and I were literally just talking about how we need to explore the Stuttgart food scene! Stay tuned! We’ll do a video soon! Also want to check out some of the best Biergartens around Baden-Württemberg!
@@TreyDaze Wow! What an instant reply :D
Looking forward to what comes!
Great video
Great video. Keep your work up! 👍
I love this video! I really like how you combined these great places (some of which I still have to try!) and the sightseeing moments
🙏 🥦 🙏 🥬 🙏 🍎 🙏 thanks for such great tips! I discovered a few new places!
No problem!
wonderful vid, thanks a lot. but from my perspective the frauenkirche is not gothic but barock
It is gothic. While he was stil talking about Frauenkirche the pictures showed the St. Peters Church
How many days ago was this video recorded?
We were in Munich last week!
Thank you.
what neighborhood was your airbnb in ? or what neighborhood do you recommend to stay in ? thanks
We stayed in Mitte!
Forget Munich. I have moved from Munich to Vienna.
Vienna and Munich are two of the best cities in Europe but also two of the most expensive ones for sure
@@toniderdon munich for sure. But in Vienna it depends. It's expensive where are the tourist go to. But apart from that any other place shows far more affordable prices than Munich.