I watched the whole video and enjoyed it very much (even though I don’t drink coffee)…nicely done. I am currently in Hà Nội as well, going back to Canada on Wednesday. If you are still in Hà Nội, try these… Bún Chả Que Tre 33 Hàng Giầy street , Hàng Buồm Phở Thìn and get the little breadsticks to dunk in the broth, 13 Lò Đúc And of course the fruits… Quả Mít (jack fruit) Quả na (Custard apple) Mangosteen, longan…
Oh how I miss VN. VN cafes are instagram heaven. They're all unique with different looks, decor, atmosphere. Vietnam's cafes are not sterile template like the US. I guess that's the benefit of being individually owned instead of being a franchise. As for the fruits, I was not a big vegetable or fruit person but after having lived and worked in VN, I actually miss having alot of greens in my meal now that I'm back in the States. Their fruit are picked tree-ripened, not like us where fruits are picked early to allow time for transportation and sitting on the supermarket shelf like here in the US. I notice their fruit have a nice fragrance whereas I hardly smell any fruit fragrance at our supermarket. I see that the little one is the star, she gets so much attention from the local Vietnamese; deservedly so I'd say.
What a great video and family. I'm off to Hanoi for the first time tonight for three days, googled hundreds of cafe and was having a hard time picking just a few spots to try to cram in my itenary, thank goodness I've found your video.❤
Such an awesome video! I was hoping someone would do a more extensive coffee hop like this. Hanoi still has so many more uber cool cafes that you guys have yet to find. I love how unique and cool their cafes are and even though I cannot do more than one coffee a day, I'd go and order tea or something else just to hang out at the cafes. I was hoping you guys would have done salted, peanut, and yogurt coffee as well, though. :) That last place was a total gem, for sure.
Thank you! We tried many more that didn’t make it into the video, didn’t get to try yogurt coffee and we didn’t hear about salted or peanut coffee!!! Sounds amazing! Next time!
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Greetings, totally enjoyed this last vid, those hidden coffee shops amazing but my choice would be your last visit, forgive me if I can't remember the name, And the food YUM!! Love your darling sweethart, precious!! Ryan, love the new haircut, ..Hope one day a new coffee shop in YYC???
I watched the whole video and enjoyed it very much (even though I don’t drink coffee)…nicely done.
I am currently in Hà Nội as well, going back to Canada on Wednesday.
If you are still in Hà Nội, try these…
Bún Chả Que Tre
33 Hàng Giầy street , Hàng Buồm
Phở Thìn
and get the little breadsticks to dunk in the broth,
13 Lò Đúc
And of course the fruits… Quả Mít (jack fruit)
Quả na (Custard apple)
Mangosteen, longan…
Thank you so much!! And Amazing!! We will have to visit those places!
Another Ryan and Tor masterpiece, keep em comin'
I've been to that same location (Giang) and loved the egg coffee there. Great video, keep them coming!
Thank you so much! We loved touring Ha Noi’s coffee!
Oh how I miss VN. VN cafes are instagram heaven. They're all unique with different looks, decor, atmosphere. Vietnam's cafes are not sterile template like the US. I guess that's the benefit of being individually owned instead of being a franchise. As for the fruits, I was not a big vegetable or fruit person but after having lived and worked in VN, I actually miss having alot of greens in my meal now that I'm back in the States. Their fruit are picked tree-ripened, not like us where fruits are picked early to allow time for transportation and sitting on the supermarket shelf like here in the US. I notice their fruit have a nice fragrance whereas I hardly smell any fruit fragrance at our supermarket. I see that the little one is the star, she gets so much attention from the local Vietnamese; deservedly so I'd say.
Couldn’t agree more with everything you said! Already mourning the experience having fresh tropical fruit everyday!!
Great tour! I love the history lesson of each place you visit!!!!
you can really see that when they make there coffee there is passion and some form of artwork within the culture of making coffee
Absolutely!! It was such a pleasure to witness!
Thank you for watching! :)
What a great video and family.
I'm off to Hanoi for the first time tonight for three days, googled hundreds of cafe and was having a hard time picking just a few spots to try to cram in my itenary, thank goodness I've found your video.❤
Thank you so much for watching! Glad you found it helpful! Enjoy your time in Hanoi!!!
1:24 That little angel is the real star of this channel. :))
Glad you agree ❤️
That little sneeze from Clara was the cutest thing I have ever seen.
😂 the sound after is what got me
❤❤❤❤❤ and enjoyed your video a lot
Thanks 😊
Yay! Thanks so much!!!
Vietnamese coffee is so delicious. Great video!
Thank you for watching!!
GREAT video.... now we just need someone to do one on SHOPPING!!!
Thank you! Perhaps we can make that happen! What kind of shopping??
Welcome to Vietnam!!🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳
Thank you!!
Such an awesome video! I was hoping someone would do a more extensive coffee hop like this. Hanoi still has so many more uber cool cafes that you guys have yet to find. I love how unique and cool their cafes are and even though I cannot do more than one coffee a day, I'd go and order tea or something else just to hang out at the cafes. I was hoping you guys would have done salted, peanut, and yogurt coffee as well, though. :) That last place was a total gem, for sure.
Thank you! We tried many more that didn’t make it into the video, didn’t get to try yogurt coffee and we didn’t hear about salted or peanut coffee!!! Sounds amazing! Next time!
Good folks
Thank you Ryan for being honest about the coffee you tried in Hà Nội. Robusta coffee is still a grade below arabica.
Thank you for watching!
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U miss bali😅😊
The way they serve egg coffee in bowls is so charming! What’s the most unique coffee you’ve tried recently?
I freaking love you guys!
That’s so nice!!! Thank you!!
4700 Starbucks in China (2023) and 92 in Vietnam.
4000 Subway Restaurants in China (2023) and 0 in Vietnam.
I understand now why🤣
Greetings, totally enjoyed this last vid, those hidden coffee shops amazing but my choice would be your last visit, forgive me if I can't remember the name, And the food YUM!! Love your darling sweethart, precious!! Ryan, love the new haircut, ..Hope one day a new coffee shop in YYC???
An Cafe!! It’s the best!
Thank you!!
Cafe hopping and food reviews, that's fun 😊
Thanks! It was a good time!
welcome to vietnam :33
Thank you so much!
Beautiful family
🥰 baby
Thank you for watching!!
Surprisingly no moka ppot😊
I know!! That’s the heart of Vietnamese coffee! We definitely missed that in this video 🙈
The baby will keep you awake anyway. More coffee probably helps a lot.
😂
We love you
That’s so kind! Thanks for watching :)
cute baby😊
Thank you!
chào mừng đến vn chúc gia đình vui vẻ hạnh phúc nhé
Cảm ơn!!
I guess you guys will stay up whole night after this vlog
Thankfully we slept well! 😂
@@ryanandtor lol, you are at master level I think lol
Em ơi em đeo còn 9 tháng 10 rồi giờ bắt chồng nó đeo đi
LOVELY BABY 🤴🏼😍😍
Thank you!