That's so great to hear! I loved our 2 day visit to Da Lat, it was one of those places that while you're there, you think to yourself "Hey, I think I could actually live here and be happy." hehehe
Did you enjoy the street food and market tour? Let me know what street foods were your favorite in the comments down below! Also, what's the highest elevation you've experienced (excluding airplane flights or skydiving)? For me, it was the summit of Mauna Kea mountain on the Big Island of Hawaii at 4,207 meters (13,795 feet). I lived on the Big Island of Hawaii for almost 3 years. ^^ If you'd like to contribute subtitles in your language, please click here: th-cam.com/users/timedtext_cs_panel?tab=2&c=UCAQLIhgbZGo1GgyONrKHuWw Thanks!!!
The food looks so good. I wish you can just pass it through the screen for me to have a bit. Vietnamese food is becoming my favorite. It's fresh and they don't overcook it.
hahaha One day we will be able to teleport food (amongst other things) right into our living rooms at the press of a few buttons! That would be great!!! Yeah, Vietnamese food has climbed my list of favorite foods rapidly since I've been living here. Thanks for commenting!
You can do it, really, just do it! Save 10% of your income for a year, and you can probably buy a plane ticket to Vietnam and surrounding countries. It's cheap to travel and eat across Southeast Asia! In the meantime, I'm glad my videos can help you visit Vietnam vicariously. ^^
Looove all your videos!!! I lived in Vietnam for 9 years of my childhood so your videos make me feel homesick but also so happy! i haven't been back in years so it's nice to see how it is there now. Keep it up!! // fan living in Sweden
Feed The Cory no I'm half Filipino actually! But lived there with my family because of my father's job. We really loved living there :) thanks for your videos!!
I've only recently learned that many people in Saigon escape the heat by going to Dalat, since it's not far away. I didn't really know that. I wish I could drive to Dalat weekly! hehehe
Awesome, Cory. It's been 13 years since i've been to Dalat. I remember it got cold at night and since i was in a tropical country i didn't think I needed a jacket. I was wrong. That whole region, from Bao Loc to Dalat and north is very scenic.
These food markets in SG, Hanoi, Hoi An, Da Lat, Can Tho, Hai Phong and Da Nang seem like such a fun place for family, young friends/couples, and tourists. I see a lot of locals at these places too which is a good sign of community vibe at a reasonable prices. Since you live in Ha Noi and get your fair share of cold temperature, you probably don't appreciate Da Lat cooler climate but when I used to live in HCMC, man the people from HCMC love visiting Da Lat. Thanks again for the time you put into these videos Cory. Take care
Yeah, I love just hanging out with tons of other Vietnamese people. Everyone just loves chilling and relaxing together out in public. I totally appreciated the Da Lat climate, it was great to have 4 seasons in one day! We were in hot Nha Trang for 3 days before going to Da Lat, so it was a nice change to cool off. Hanoi gets cold, but it's different. I prefer to cold mountain air instead of cold humid air around Ha Noi. ^^ That's so nice to be able to drive from Saigon to Da Lat whenever you want to. I'd love to have something like that... Sa Pa is just a bit too far to go there often. I went a few weeks ago and the nice temperatures reminded me of Da Lat. Thanks for commenting Minh! ^^
Yeah, you're right! Vietnamese food is very healthy and balanced. There are lots of kids who eat fast food these days, but most people will always default on Vietnamese food no matter what. Vietnamese consider any food not eaten at home, like street food pho, banh mi sandwiches, BBQ skewers, etc, as "fast food." And places like KFC, Lotteria, McDonalds, etc... are just American food. hehehe
Glad you liked it Celestine! Hmm, I'm sure there's plenty of insects in Dalat because its nickname is the "City of Eternal Spring" because there's always so many flowers. I loved the weather there, you get 4 seasons in one day!
Cory the insects that pester and bite wile you eat.. Sure the Bees are welcome because of the lovely flowers but the midge and other little ones were absent . With or with out insects i liked it LOL :)
I'm not sure. I've only been to Da Lat once, for 2 full days, in the beginning of April. I think it's nice all-year round, though. You get 4 seasons in one day, which is nice. During our two full days there, it was sooooo sunny, but the air temperature was nice and cool. And there's SO MANY FLOWERS everywhere! It's called "The City of Eternal Spring" for a reason. ^^ I highly recommend Da Lat to anyone visiting Vietnam!
It was 20K VND ($0.88 USD) for one. Yeah, you can probably eat 1 now and order 9 to go for your hotel room. hehehe Actually, when we left the market, we ordered a HUGE amount of skewers and snacks and beer and brought them back to our hotel room and watched some movies on TV. ^^
Yeah, I know Charly very well. She's a good friend of mine from when we both lived in Korea. We met back in 2014 there, and in 2015, we organized the SeoulTube event that year. Her house isn't close to mine, though. My old apartment was walking distance of her apartment, which was nice. These days, though, we're both so busy we haven't hung out much. She has a new full time job and I've picked up more hours at work as well. She's in some of my previous videos... have you seen her in them?
Dalat is a wonderful mountain town. We really loved 4 seasons in one day... it was so nice. We also saw so many beautiful places, ate many good foods... it was a great place. You should visit there sometime! Have you been to Dalat before?
I think they're about the same. The farmers selling the mountains of strawberries were the ones with the really large and juicy ones. The little cup snacks were with tiny, unsellable ones, with bruises, miscolored or misshapen, etc. The duds and runts of the harvest get used in those street food cups. ^^
If you wonder why they put hot drinks into a glass, I think it'll make the taste better, drinking from glasses always give better taste, and the glasses could be used like a heater, as you know Da Lat is almost cold all around the years...
Feed The Cory yes, we usually don't drink that hot soy milk immediately, we often wait till it cool down a little bit while having a little chat. Viet people have slow drinking culture, we can eat fast, but always take time to drink when we go to café or just a street tea shop. If we can't drink slow we would just buy takeaways then bring to somewhere and sip😊
wow the food there looks great! Not my next trip to Vietnam but the one after I need to go south :) I am trying to make videos on every trip I take but I am just not getting the subscribers :(
Yeah, I'd like to explore more of the south. I still haven't been to Saigon. You shouldn't worry about subscribers. Just make the content, and over time, your views and subs will go up. I think a lot of new channels always focus on views and subscribers, but that shouldn't matter. Just be yourself and share what your passionate about, and everything else will follow. ^^ Good luck!
No diarrhea, actually I've never been sick from street food in Asia. I did get sick from a street food hotdog in Washington DC though, over 10 years ago.
Left a part of my heart there in Da Lat...maybe my wife and I will retire there. Thank you for the great content, Cory.
That's so great to hear! I loved our 2 day visit to Da Lat, it was one of those places that while you're there, you think to yourself "Hey, I think I could actually live here and be happy." hehehe
Did you enjoy the street food and market tour? Let me know what street foods were your favorite in the comments down below! Also, what's the highest elevation you've experienced (excluding airplane flights or skydiving)?
For me, it was the summit of Mauna Kea mountain on the Big Island of Hawaii at 4,207 meters (13,795 feet). I lived on the Big Island of Hawaii for almost 3 years. ^^
If you'd like to contribute subtitles in your language, please click here: th-cam.com/users/timedtext_cs_panel?tab=2&c=UCAQLIhgbZGo1GgyONrKHuWw
Thanks!!!
The market is so vibrant! So many foods. Its a foodie paradise. Madness.
Just wait for my Dalat food specialties tour video coming up soon! Dalat is fantastic!
The food looks so good. I wish you can just pass it through the screen for me to have a bit. Vietnamese food is becoming my favorite. It's fresh and they don't overcook it.
hahaha One day we will be able to teleport food (amongst other things) right into our living rooms at the press of a few buttons! That would be great!!! Yeah, Vietnamese food has climbed my list of favorite foods rapidly since I've been living here. Thanks for commenting!
man i love Dalat so much, the street, the food, the people are amazing
Now these the the type of Videos i like to see. Videos of deliciousness! thank you
Walking and talking isn't your thing, huh? Ok, well, glad you can enjoy my food videos at least.
Really love your video , nice
Thank you so much! Please share it around with your friends. ^^
Stress buster video . Love,love,loved it...Thank you Cory!!
Glad you enjoyed it Shahana! ^^
So so so good
Yessssssss!!! 🤤🤤🤤
I like your hands when dipping into corn milk hahaa... so funny like dancing bali
hehehe glad you enjoyed my hand ^^ (that sounds so weird lol)
Happy New Year to you and your
family. All The Best for 2019!
What fun!! Wish traveling to Vietnam was a trip I could plan - not in my budget :-/. Thanks for sharing!!!! Your videos take me there.
You can do it, really, just do it! Save 10% of your income for a year, and you can probably buy a plane ticket to Vietnam and surrounding countries. It's cheap to travel and eat across Southeast Asia! In the meantime, I'm glad my videos can help you visit Vietnam vicariously. ^^
Feed The Cory Thanks for the encouragement! There is sooooo much to see and do in Vietnam :-).
Dalat is a beautiful city and nice people as well. You should travel and visit Vietnam ❤️
I miss Vietnam
Looove all your videos!!! I lived in Vietnam for 9 years of my childhood so your videos make me feel homesick but also so happy! i haven't been back in years so it's nice to see how it is there now. Keep it up!! // fan living in Sweden
Woah, that's super awesome! Are you half Swedish-half Vietnamese?
Glad my videos can take you back to your home. ^^ Stay tuned for more!
Feed The Cory no I'm half Filipino actually! But lived there with my family because of my father's job. We really loved living there :) thanks for your videos!!
Thanks Cory I have to go back to Dalat and try more street food great place to go to get away from the heat of Ho Chi Minh City or Saigon.
I've only recently learned that many people in Saigon escape the heat by going to Dalat, since it's not far away. I didn't really know that. I wish I could drive to Dalat weekly! hehehe
Amazing! Looks like endless fun.
It was a good time. ^^ Thanks for commenting!
Awesome, Cory. It's been 13 years since i've been to Dalat. I remember it got cold at night and since i was in a tropical country i didn't think I needed a jacket. I was wrong. That whole region, from Bao Loc to Dalat and north is very scenic.
hehehe Yeah, it's like 4 seasons in one day! It's so sunny and the air temps are perfect! I loved it in Dalat.
Plastic chairs and street food - my fav combo!
I know, right? ^^
These food markets in SG, Hanoi, Hoi An, Da Lat, Can Tho, Hai Phong and Da Nang seem like such a fun place for family, young friends/couples, and tourists. I see a lot of locals at these places too which is a good sign of community vibe at a reasonable prices. Since you live in Ha Noi and get your fair share of cold temperature, you probably don't appreciate Da Lat cooler climate but when I used to live in HCMC, man the people from HCMC love visiting Da Lat. Thanks again for the time you put into these videos Cory. Take care
Yeah, I love just hanging out with tons of other Vietnamese people. Everyone just loves chilling and relaxing together out in public.
I totally appreciated the Da Lat climate, it was great to have 4 seasons in one day! We were in hot Nha Trang for 3 days before going to Da Lat, so it was a nice change to cool off. Hanoi gets cold, but it's different. I prefer to cold mountain air instead of cold humid air around Ha Noi. ^^
That's so nice to be able to drive from Saigon to Da Lat whenever you want to. I'd love to have something like that... Sa Pa is just a bit too far to go there often. I went a few weeks ago and the nice temperatures reminded me of Da Lat.
Thanks for commenting Minh! ^^
Everything looks delicious..as always.
Glad you liked the video Sangi!
You look very extra fancy dipping the bread with the pinky out. 🤣🤣. Great video btw. Good work!!
hahaha Glad you enjoyed my classiness. ^^
Great VLogs..you are one of the best...Greetings from Germany
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for commenting!
Great video Cory thanks ☮️❤️🍀🦋🙃
Thanks! You're welcome. ^^
@3:29 Hey that guy has a camera pointing this way. lol Yummy skewers!
LOL
Wow! Your vids don't half lift my spirits Cory, like manna from Heaven! Love you, man!
You're welcome Ian! Glad you can enjoy my content. ^^
Hello! good video, I like how to describe the food I can almost taste it, 👍😋🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Glad you enjoyed it Vibian!
Loved it all! I noticed not much weight problem. Not a lot of fast food eating I guess?????
Yeah, you're right! Vietnamese food is very healthy and balanced. There are lots of kids who eat fast food these days, but most people will always default on Vietnamese food no matter what. Vietnamese consider any food not eaten at home, like street food pho, banh mi sandwiches, BBQ skewers, etc, as "fast food." And places like KFC, Lotteria, McDonalds, etc... are just American food. hehehe
I will been there on November 💕 I go from Cambodia 🙏🏾 Thank You for this Video 🙏🏾 It helpful
Great video :3
Thanks Lordo! ^^
Love the look of that strawberry thing, but would I be able to do without the sugar, as I'm diabetic?
Oh yeah, absolutely, you can tell vendors to exclude anything since they make it on the spot when you order.
So nice
👍👍👍👍
Thank you! ^^
So envy watching Cory eat yummy foods all the time! :P LOL
I'm sure you eat yummy foods too! ^^ hehehehehe
I think I'm having a "The grass is always greener on the other side" syndrome.. lol
Soymilk there is cooked with pandanus so it is very flavorful
Nice to know that! Thank you. ^^
Cory that was lovely ! everything looked so fresh noticed the lack of insects could be because you were so high up . thank you :)
Glad you liked it Celestine! Hmm, I'm sure there's plenty of insects in Dalat because its nickname is the "City of Eternal Spring" because there's always so many flowers. I loved the weather there, you get 4 seasons in one day!
Cory the insects that pester and bite wile you eat.. Sure the Bees are welcome because of the lovely flowers but the midge and other little ones were absent . With or with out insects i liked it LOL :)
How is the weather in Da Lat in May? Think I might visit there next time I go back to VN.
I'm not sure. I've only been to Da Lat once, for 2 full days, in the beginning of April.
I think it's nice all-year round, though. You get 4 seasons in one day, which is nice.
During our two full days there, it was sooooo sunny, but the air temperature was nice and cool.
And there's SO MANY FLOWERS everywhere! It's called "The City of Eternal Spring" for a reason. ^^
I highly recommend Da Lat to anyone visiting Vietnam!
Thanks for the info!
That pizza looks amaaazing! i would have gotten like 10 of them! how much would those go for?
It was 20K VND ($0.88 USD) for one. Yeah, you can probably eat 1 now and order 9 to go for your hotel room. hehehe
Actually, when we left the market, we ordered a HUGE amount of skewers and snacks and beer and brought them back to our hotel room and watched some movies on TV. ^^
It looks yumm :)
It sure was! ^^
Food looks good 🤗🤗
It was, loved the street food in Dalat!
Hello Cory a quick question have you run into Charlycheer I think she lives near you?
Yeah, I know Charly very well. She's a good friend of mine from when we both lived in Korea. We met back in 2014 there, and in 2015, we organized the SeoulTube event that year. Her house isn't close to mine, though. My old apartment was walking distance of her apartment, which was nice. These days, though, we're both so busy we haven't hung out much. She has a new full time job and I've picked up more hours at work as well. She's in some of my previous videos... have you seen her in them?
Gruhhh I am starving ~~
hehehe I hope you were able to eat something after watching this video!
Oh, how is Dalat by the way? I heard it is beautiful! The food looks so good, I like the crispy pizza best! :D
Dalat is a wonderful mountain town. We really loved 4 seasons in one day... it was so nice.
We also saw so many beautiful places, ate many good foods... it was a great place.
You should visit there sometime! Have you been to Dalat before?
No... Wanna go. I heard it is quite cool there, not as hot as Ho Chi Minh City.... Yah, jealous. u travel a lot haha 'D
suddenly felt hungry!
I'm hungry cause I was editing the video. Now I need to go find a proper meal! ^^
Hope you're able to cure your hunger!
Cory, tell me if I’m wrong but Korean strawberry 🍓 is better than the one in vn? bigger and sweeter in Korean?
I think they're about the same. The farmers selling the mountains of strawberries were the ones with the really large and juicy ones.
The little cup snacks were with tiny, unsellable ones, with bruises, miscolored or misshapen, etc. The duds and runts of the harvest get used in those street food cups. ^^
How do u speak vietnamese? R u half vietnamese?
Cory it's not betel leaf it is piper lolot i know it cause im Vietnamese and it's my favourite snack
If you wonder why they put hot drinks into a glass, I think it'll make the taste better, drinking from glasses always give better taste, and the glasses could be used like a heater, as you know Da Lat is almost cold all around the years...
I can understand those reasons, but initially, it's just too hot to even hold. hehehe
Feed The Cory yes, we usually don't drink that hot soy milk immediately, we often wait till it cool down a little bit while having a little chat. Viet people have slow drinking culture, we can eat fast, but always take time to drink when we go to café or just a street tea shop. If we can't drink slow we would just buy takeaways then bring to somewhere and sip😊
You should really do an update on your tiny apartment if the landlord fixes your patio!
Will do! Expect a video.... sometime this summer. ^^
hi cory yummo !!
It was yummy!
wow the food there looks great! Not my next trip to Vietnam but the one after I need to go south :) I am trying to make videos on every trip I take but I am just not getting the subscribers :(
Yeah, I'd like to explore more of the south. I still haven't been to Saigon.
You shouldn't worry about subscribers. Just make the content, and over time, your views and subs will go up.
I think a lot of new channels always focus on views and subscribers, but that shouldn't matter.
Just be yourself and share what your passionate about, and everything else will follow. ^^ Good luck!
Food looks good except the viet pizza. Looks terrible. I hope you didn't have diarrhea afterwards.
No diarrhea, actually I've never been sick from street food in Asia. I did get sick from a street food hotdog in Washington DC though, over 10 years ago.