omg, did you ever eat anything else than banh mi and noodles? they have such good seafood f.e. excellent fish, pomelo salad with shrimps... and a hundred delicious things more
I found the Ba Le Well (Gieng Ba Le) most interesting in that you report that it dates to the 8th-9th century. That makes it dating to the height of the Indrapura period of the Champa "kingdom" of Amaravati. I am a Champa specialist and most interested in Cham irrigation technology, which was one of the subjects of my 1972 M.A. thesis that reconstructed the economy of Ancient Champa. There are probably other Cham wells in Hoi An and surrouding villages in Quang Nam province.Thanks for including this in your tour of Hoi An.
I miss your videos. I used to watch them over a couple of years while I planned my move to Thailand. I always liked the info you provided. 2 years later and I'm here and loving my life. Hope you both are happy wherever you are, wether together or not.
French invented the baguette but the vietnamese put baguette on the map. French colonized many countries, but none of them popularizing baguette except for one country: vietnam.
@Lanla Colan Nope...the present form for Vietnamese was invented by a French priest but partly based on Portuguese letters because of tonal differences. The Vietnamese themselves credit Alexandre de Rhodes for the way the Vietnamese write today. Prior to that, the Vietnamese wrote in Chinese.
@@Invictus888 I would not say one is better than the other, even those from France. The baguette in Vietnam is not the same as in France. It is especially made to be more airy and crispier on the outside and also with rice added. This to make the baguette better suited for use in local dishes (banh mi sandwich, spiced beef stew, breakfast with eggs/meat). The type of baguette used in the banh mi is just right. The extra crispiness and less thick dough is preferred with various choice of fillings and seasonings.
You did it!!! I finally found some informative vlogers. I don’t want to be mean and say how bad the others are, but… I must say so in order to tell you how good your videos are. So far you have kept to the facts. Bravo!
Oh! We heard about how cao lau was made but I didn’t even think about going to check out the well! I’m surprised and like that it’s just an open well that looks like anyone could just use it
Thanks for all the tips. We are hoping to end our 2018 itinerary with a stop in Hoi An before returning to Barbados for Christmas. So this is super helpful.
I'm on quarantine and I've sort of fell into a Vietnam travel vlog rabbit hole the last few days. These things are usually way overproduced with dismissal scripting and monotonous narration. The fact that someone wasn't afraid to show they had pulse in one of these videos was awesome. Jen is really hilarious.
This Hoi An, Danang, and Bana Hill are the most interesting places to visit. Lots of decent ancient places and fascinating with colorful lanterns to attract foreigners to visit. Most of the people there are friendly and helpful, especially with local foods. Those people have never been there should go and take a walk there with a partner or friends.
best travel channel on youtube. so informative, straight forward and fun to watch. gotta love the bloopers at the end lol. Jen got blind sided by your noodle question made me lol. keep it up. cheers
Very cool that you visited the famous Hoi An well used to make Cau Lao noodles. It's my favorite dish in all of Vietnam! On my second trip this Jan, I also decided to make it different by using a bike, loved it and am doing it again in Feb! Do you have an address of that well? Have you ever brought home the dry (actual drier, but not completely dry) Cau Lao noodles? Wondering how long I can travel with those noodles before they get moldy or spoil.
Thank you 🙏🏼 Not sure of the exact address but if you Google map where the "Bale restaurant" is, you can find signs nearby to point you in the right direction! We've never tried taking any noodles back. There's a certain beauty/intrigue of only being able to eat it there 😃
@@IntAffair I didn't think of it on my first trip, but when I found it impossible to find Cau Lao in the NYC metro area, I decided to make it my mission. I mean, it's a long trip to go just for lunch, isn't it? :-). So in Jan I was taught by a local how to make it - we started at the Hoi An market then went on her motorbike to the rural area of Hoi An to cook it. I was told on TripAdvisor I could buy the dry noodles in Hoi An, and thought they'd be dry like our boxed pasta is in the US. But no, it's still oily. What's your favorite Vietnamese dish, and why? Are you still in Hoi An, or Vietnam? When do you leave?
We're going to Vietnam in less than three weeks! So psyched.. Overnight stops include: Hanoi, Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh, Pha Nong Ke Bang, Hue, Hoi An (five nights!), then flying to HCMC for a van ride to Mekong Delta, then finally HCMC. Total 22 days. Your videos are so inspiring, and can't wait to check out the cao lau at Van Co Hoa - looks frikkin' amazing! How long you guys there, and where is next?
Thank you Mark 🙏🏼 You all are going to have an amazing time! Vietnam ranks high with us... We're out of Vietnam but still have a few more great videos from Hanoi! Next country is Laos 😃
Another great vid... I've been to Vietnam 10 times but never visited Hoi An because I thought it might be too commercial. I've heard of multiple bus loads of Chinese tourists getting dumped at main areas all at the same time. I think after seeing the footage that it's crowded like Disney World but doable. I'm definitely going to check it out. ty
Love this video! I’ve just decided today to go to Hoi An in two weeks time on my school break. Binge watching Hoi An travel vids, and liked your the most!
We are in Hoi An right now and we’re looking for some recommendations so we turned to your channel. I think that’s the highest compliment you can pay another travel vlogger. Thanks for making great, helpful videos. I’m learning a lot from you guys.
Never thought an american giant and his gorgeous wife were riding on bicycles all around the city of Hoian. There is NO better way to enjoy a day like that as a traveler. Bathing in the warmth of morning sun, investigating some ancient places, having some good food. Super smart!
Wow ..I've been checking out ur vids n they r great on Vietnam. This place is so beautiful , its like the jewel of Asia. These r the places ppl like to travel to n of course eat too. U guys do an excellent job
New subscriber here. I really enjoyed your content and the editing in the video. Above all else, I really appreciate ya'll having done the research and respecting the culture. Your tips and advice are on point in this vid. I'm Vietnamese American (born in California) and visited Vietnam last year. I absolutely fell in love with the motherland. Keep up the great work!
Another great video guys. Yours is the best travel blog I have ever watched (and I watch a lot). You go right to the heart of what is important and avoid all the unnecessary sidetracks. This makes your videos super informative and useful. Can’t wait to get Hoi An and check out these spots. Look forward to watching your other Vietnam videos as we prepare for our trip. 👏👏👏🙏
Thank you so much for this video, we just got back from Hoi An and used your tips a lot, including getting a seat inside busy Banh Mi Phuong! Tried your recommended Cao Lau place too, amazing (now 31,000 dong). Your advice was invaluable :)
Cao lau is a specialty of Hoi An which I really love. It is a type of noodle made from rice but has a yellow collor and chewy texture because people use ashes to soak the rice.
We were in Hoi An for 1 day and loved it! Would go back for sure. We followed your directions to the Cau Lau place. It was AMAZING! Did not disappoint. Thanks for the recommendation! Did not have enough time to try the banh mi places. Will do that next time. You guys make great videos! Keep it up!
I need to find me a Jen😍 Yous two are doing great, neat and simple content though I'd happily watch much longer episodes. Keep the vids coming and safe travels✌🏻
Vietnamese are friendly and helpful to all foreigners. I always enjoy the sightseeing in Vietnam because of its beauty n elegance. The foods are definitely authentic and flavorful....Peace out
Hello form California, USA! Thanks for sharing. I am Vietnamese myself, was born in the south of Vietnam but have never visited Hoi An. I will come back to it and learn more about it. Thanks for reminding me what I have been missing.:'‑( :'(
Never thought (much) about #Vietnam as a destination. But now, it's DECIDEDLY on my list. The selfish traveler in me wishes you wouldn't reveal jewels like Hoi An to everyone but just to a selected few. Me. Yeah, I'm mad because Brazil just went to hell today. But still. You do an AMAZING job. You should definitely talk to the folks at the Bible (Lonely Planet) about a collaboration. How can anyone not want to travel to Vietnam, after seing those snapshots of Rafael against that blue door? Really?
So envious of your trips to Vietnam, where I was born. I left as a kid more than 30 years ago and have never been back. Watching your videos makes me want to come back and explore the motherland. Please keep the awesome videos coming.
We so loved Hoi An. Your video is great! It really shows off the town's highlights. I love your style of vlogging. You show plenty of sights with some commentary scenes. I don't care for the vloggers who constantly talk into the camera and don't show much. SO, don't change your style!
Loved my visit to Hoi An, but I definitely need to go back to try some of your food suggestions... and figure out how to get some of that sweet Vietnamese coffee.
Just tried the Cau Lau at Co Hoa Van. My good Ness if that's not one of the nicest things our group has ever eaten. Absolutely beautiful. Great recommendation.
next time you are in Hoi An, take the local ferry, not the tourist ferries, across the inlet/river to the town where a lot of the local artisans are carving wooden panels etc. Almost completely devoid of tourists. Hoi An is very touristy, but delightful, especially when the lanterns are all lighted, Also, there is a lot of silk weaving. And I agree that good banh mi is great.
I am a new subscriber and really enjoy your food/travel logs. I appreciate that you do your homework and respect the different cultures, people and places travelled. Where are you originally from, and R. do you have any Asian blood? you look part Asian to me.
Really easy getting caught up, watching your vids...keep forgetting to select the “like”👍🏽 always intended...guess I’ll have to at h it again!!! Love ur vids guys...editing since the big inning defos gotten better but the journey of it all...epic!!!
@@IntAffair If you guys come to Da nang before 6th November and have some time then let me know and I'd like to pick your brains over some coconut coffee.
"Pimp-slaps my taste buds" . I love that. I really enjoy watching your videos as we are about to take some friends from Colorado on a tour of northern VN, Ninh Binh, Ha Long Bay, DaNang, Hue, the central highlands and then here on the Mekong Delta. Your videos are creative, skillfully edited and fun to watch. Thanks!
🙏🏼 Thanks Rich, really means a lot! Glad we could entertain/help and also happy you are taking people to experience Vietnam! It's an extremely fulfilling country ❤️🇻🇳
I love you guys...it was really helpful for to visit Vietnam...I am from India and I was planning to go Vietnam long ago and finally did..your Channel helped me a lot and I went to all your favourite places as much as I could and everything was superb and fantastic..... especially you partner she is gorgeous 😅😉
Hey guys, thanks for all the tips, we have used quite a few so far in Vietnam. In Hoi An, is the Cao lau place on the east or west of the old town? we couldn't make it out on the video as it all look so illuminated and pretty at night. Keep the videos coming I am sure we'll take some inspo for our next travel 😉
For sure one of your best video.. smooth refreshing and instructive.. i travel a lot, this is what i want to see.. (By the way next time you go to Phu Quoc, go to the old airport.. at sunset,.. crazy place)
Thank you James 🙏🏼 Try at least to learn how to say: "hello", "thank you" and "delicious" in Vietnamese & always be respectful of the locals! You'll be just fine 😉
I notice you biking around Hoi An, and in other videos traveling by motor scooter. Back in the U.S.A., if you leave a bike unattended for more then ten minutes in a busy town, it will be stolen, but I notice most parked bikes do not appear to have bike locks or chains. Is it safe to just leave you bike unlocked?
Lots of information.you always tell me some thing i did not hear from every one else.like those noodles and th special water. Then the bon mi. How to avoid the line.. Good stuff.
The banh mi place you went is the 2nd place that they opened. The one Anthony went to that started it is inside old town. Just outside the market. Just fyi if you want to compare.
omg, did you ever eat anything else than banh mi and noodles? they have such good seafood f.e. excellent fish, pomelo salad with shrimps... and a hundred delicious things more
Traveld thru the main citys in Vietnam and Hoi An definitely stole my heart so bad. I would totally move there for a few years. Just wonderful
I found the Ba Le Well (Gieng Ba Le) most interesting in that you report that it dates to the 8th-9th century. That makes it dating to the height of the Indrapura period of the Champa "kingdom" of Amaravati. I am a Champa specialist and most interested in Cham irrigation technology, which was one of the subjects of my 1972 M.A. thesis that reconstructed the economy of Ancient Champa. There are probably other Cham wells in Hoi An and surrouding villages in Quang Nam province.Thanks for including this in your tour of Hoi An.
It was wonderful gesture to see you paying respect to Anthony Bourdain. He was a legend in his own rights.
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You guys are killing it, my favorite travel channel!
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Thanks Bev! Many more to come 😃
It's great!! thank you from Korea
I will go again for the noodle you introduced.
천만에요! You will not be disappointed 🍜👍🏼😃
I loved my brief time in Hoi An. You guys are the best .
I miss your videos. I used to watch them over a couple of years while I planned my move to Thailand. I always liked the info you provided. 2 years later and I'm here and loving my life. Hope you both are happy wherever you are, wether together or not.
Thanks Mikey! Happy we could help! Jen and I continue to be great friends and love all of the response we've received from all of our viewers!
Another wonderful video. Great balance between info and fun. You keep inspiring me to travel more!
Thank you as always Dean 🙏🏼 Many more to come...😃
Dean Kaufman - they complement each other on the facts and fun.
Thanks for the video, looking to go back home! 2nd time in 36yrs :) miss home!
I stumbled upon your channel and I loved the scenes and editing! Useful tips too, will definitely refer to this when I head to Hoi An :)
Thank you Jojo 🙏🏼Glad we could help 😃
I love banh mi. People in Hoi an are very friendly.
French invented the baguette but the vietnamese put baguette on the map. French colonized many countries, but none of them popularizing baguette except for one country: vietnam.
Nope....the very best baguette is in Laos.....I live in Vietnam. There are thousands of French living in Laos
It's easy to find baguettes in French former Arab colonies
@Lanla Colan Nope...the present form for Vietnamese was invented by a French priest but partly based on Portuguese letters because of tonal differences. The Vietnamese themselves credit Alexandre de Rhodes for the way the Vietnamese write today. Prior to that, the Vietnamese wrote in Chinese.
@@Invictus888 I would not say one is better than the other, even those from France. The baguette in Vietnam is not the same as in France. It is especially made to be more airy and crispier on the outside and also with rice added. This to make the baguette better suited for use in local dishes (banh mi sandwich, spiced beef stew, breakfast with eggs/meat). The type of baguette used in the banh mi is just right. The extra crispiness and less thick dough is preferred with various choice of fillings and seasonings.
And coffe too
I have just binged on your vlogs guys. Thank You so much . Really top class stuff :)
🙏🏼🙏🏼More amazing locations to come! 😃
You did it!!! I finally found some informative vlogers. I don’t want to be mean and say how bad the others are, but… I must say so in order to tell you how good your videos are. So far you have kept to the facts. Bravo!
Oh! We heard about how cao lau was made but I didn’t even think about going to check out the well! I’m surprised and like that it’s just an open well that looks like anyone could just use it
I made a motorbike trip 3 years ago from Hanoi and Hoi An was one of my favorite stops. Definitely will come back this summer. Enjoy Vietnam ☺️
Thanks for all the tips. We are hoping to end our 2018 itinerary with a stop in Hoi An before returning to Barbados for Christmas. So this is super helpful.
Thanks for watching! Hope you all have a safe trip there and back home 😃
I'm on quarantine and I've sort of fell into a Vietnam travel vlog rabbit hole the last few days.
These things are usually way overproduced with dismissal scripting and monotonous narration. The fact that someone wasn't afraid to show they had pulse in one of these videos was awesome. Jen is really hilarious.
Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼 (she really is 😂)
This Hoi An, Danang, and Bana Hill are the most interesting places to visit. Lots of decent ancient places and fascinating with colorful lanterns to attract foreigners to visit. Most of the people there are friendly and helpful, especially with local foods. Those people have never been there should go and take a walk there with a partner or friends.
best travel channel on youtube. so informative, straight forward and fun to watch. gotta love the bloopers at the end lol. Jen got blind sided by your noodle question made me lol. keep it up. cheers
😂 Thank you for the nice compliment 🙏🏼
Very cool that you visited the famous Hoi An well used to make Cau Lao noodles. It's my favorite dish in all of Vietnam! On my second trip this Jan, I also decided to make it different by using a bike, loved it and am doing it again in Feb! Do you have an address of that well? Have you ever brought home the dry (actual drier, but not completely dry) Cau Lao noodles? Wondering how long I can travel with those noodles before they get moldy or spoil.
Thank you 🙏🏼 Not sure of the exact address but if you Google map where the "Bale restaurant" is, you can find signs nearby to point you in the right direction!
We've never tried taking any noodles back. There's a certain beauty/intrigue of only being able to eat it there 😃
@@IntAffair I didn't think of it on my first trip, but when I found it impossible to find Cau Lao in the NYC metro area, I decided to make it my mission. I mean, it's a long trip to go just
for lunch, isn't it? :-). So in Jan I was taught by a local how to make it - we started at the Hoi An market then went on her motorbike to the rural area of Hoi An to cook it. I was told
on TripAdvisor I could buy the dry noodles in Hoi An, and thought they'd be dry like our boxed pasta is in the US. But no, it's still oily.
What's your favorite Vietnamese dish, and why? Are you still in Hoi An, or Vietnam? When do you leave?
My flight to Hanoi departs in 11 days 9 hours, I’m so pumped😆
⏳...pumped for you! Safe travels ✌🏼
Tell us about your trip, Chris.
@@richardcook6505 legends says his trip is not over yet.
Hoi An was one of our honeymoon destinations, just wish we watched your video before going there, I love Vietnam.
Great job guys
Amazing! Glad you got to visit Vietnam! We can't wait to go back 😍
We're going to Vietnam in less than three weeks! So psyched.. Overnight stops include: Hanoi, Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh, Pha Nong Ke Bang, Hue, Hoi An (five nights!), then flying to HCMC for a van ride to Mekong Delta, then finally HCMC. Total 22 days. Your videos are so inspiring, and can't wait to check out the cao lau at Van Co Hoa - looks frikkin' amazing!
How long you guys there, and where is next?
Thank you Mark 🙏🏼 You all are going to have an amazing time! Vietnam ranks high with us... We're out of Vietnam but still have a few more great videos from Hanoi! Next country is Laos 😃
Another great vid... I've been to Vietnam 10 times but never visited Hoi An because I thought it might be too commercial. I've heard of multiple bus loads of Chinese tourists getting dumped at main areas all at the same time. I think after seeing the footage that it's crowded like Disney World but doable. I'm definitely going to check it out. ty
Best channel on TH-cam. Checked out all your recommendations in September. Thank you!
Love this video! I’ve just decided today to go to Hoi An in two weeks time on my school break. Binge watching Hoi An travel vids, and liked your the most!
Thank you 🙏🏼 Make sure to stop by the river for some Cao Lầu 😃
We are in Hoi An right now and we’re looking for some recommendations so we turned to your channel. I think that’s the highest compliment you can pay another travel vlogger. Thanks for making great, helpful videos. I’m learning a lot from you guys.
Thanks friend! Enjoy Hội An and make sure to get some cao lầu by the river 😉
Thank you so much. I tried both Bahn Mi and Cao Lau in the places you were and both were so delicious. You guys Rock 😀
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Never thought an american giant and his gorgeous wife were riding on bicycles all around the city of Hoian. There is NO better way to enjoy a day like that as a traveler. Bathing in the warmth of morning sun, investigating some ancient places, having some good food. Super smart!
Hi. New subscriber. I'm headed to Vietnam early next year and I'm so glad I found your videos. Love them. 🤗
Thank you Tina! Glad we could help and safe travels ✌🏼
10 Sep 😀
Wow ..I've been checking out ur vids n they r great on Vietnam. This place is so beautiful , its like the jewel of Asia. These r the places ppl like to travel to n of course eat too. U guys do an excellent job
🙏🏼Thanks Kent! It's a country we love to visit (and re-visit). Can't wait to head back...
New subscriber here. I really enjoyed your content and the editing in the video. Above all else, I really appreciate ya'll having done the research and respecting the culture. Your tips and advice are on point in this vid. I'm Vietnamese American (born in California) and visited Vietnam last year. I absolutely fell in love with the motherland. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Kevin 🙏🏼Happy to share 😃
Another great video guys. Yours is the best travel blog I have ever watched (and I watch a lot). You go right to the heart of what is important and avoid all the unnecessary sidetracks. This makes your videos super informative and useful. Can’t wait to get Hoi An and check out these spots. Look forward to watching your other Vietnam videos as we prepare for our trip. 👏👏👏🙏
Thank you, means a lot 🙏🏼🙏🏼LOTS more to come 😃
Thank you so much for this video, we just got back from Hoi An and used your tips a lot, including getting a seat inside busy Banh Mi Phuong! Tried your recommended Cao Lau place too, amazing (now 31,000 dong). Your advice was invaluable :)
Hoi An during lunar new year is amazing
If you like over the top NOISE.
Cao lau is a specialty of Hoi An which I really love. It is a type of noodle made from rice but has a yellow collor and chewy texture because people use ashes to soak the rice.
Great video and thanks for taking the time to present it; also excellent list of some daily expenses near the end of video.
We were in Hoi An for 1 day and loved it! Would go back for sure. We followed your directions to the Cau Lau place. It was AMAZING! Did not disappoint. Thanks for the recommendation! Did not have enough time to try the banh mi places. Will do that next time. You guys make great videos! Keep it up!
So glad you made it! That place is the TRUTH 🤤
Going to vietnam in 6 days. I binged all your vietnam videos 😅
Glad we could help 😍
Hope you enjoy the trip and thank you!
Always an interesting time in Vietnam! Looking forward to our return ❤️🇻🇳
I need to find me a Jen😍
Yous two are doing great, neat and simple content though I'd happily watch much longer episodes.
Keep the vids coming and safe travels✌🏻
*_Good luck to you. Welcome to my hometown and my Country. Hoi An._* 😊
Love your channel!!! Wish I could visit all the places you go - always makes me hungry.
Thank you 🙏🏼! Re-watching also makes us really hungry 🤤😂
u guys work well together, both very likable, entertaining and authentic. i wish u guys the best of luck with your channel
Thank you 🙏🏼Many more videos to come...stay tuned 🙃
Vietnamese are friendly and helpful to all foreigners. I always enjoy the sightseeing in Vietnam because of its beauty n elegance. The foods are definitely authentic and flavorful....Peace out
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Hello form California, USA! Thanks for sharing. I am Vietnamese myself, was born in the south of Vietnam but have never visited Hoi An. I will come back to it and learn more about it. Thanks for reminding me what I have been missing.:'‑(
:'(
Safe travels!
Phi Banh Mi is another great place, no where near as busy as the other two but just as good
Never thought (much) about #Vietnam as a destination. But now, it's DECIDEDLY on my list.
The selfish traveler in me wishes you wouldn't reveal jewels like Hoi An to everyone but just to a selected few.
Me.
Yeah, I'm mad because Brazil just went to hell today. But still.
You do an AMAZING job. You should definitely talk to the folks at the Bible (Lonely
Planet) about a collaboration.
How can anyone not want to travel to Vietnam, after seing those snapshots of Rafael against that blue door?
Really?
😂 Thanks for the compliment and encouragement 🙏🏼
Vietnam is definitely a must visit! And revisit....and revisit...and revisit...😉❤️🇻🇳
I'm in Vietnam now. Sensational!
So envious of your trips to Vietnam, where I was born. I left as a kid more than 30 years ago and have never been back. Watching your videos makes me want to come back and explore the motherland. Please keep the awesome videos coming.
Great to hear! Happy that you can connect with them! We've officially left Vietnam but hope to be back frequently to show more of its beauty 😍🇻🇳
Keep on guys...you are amazing..very helpful travel videos.good morning from greece❤✈🌍
Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Hoping to do more once travel starts normalizing again!
We so loved Hoi An. Your video is great! It really shows off the town's highlights. I love your style of vlogging. You show plenty of sights with some commentary scenes. I don't care for the vloggers who constantly talk into the camera and don't show much. SO, don't change your style!
Thanks Johnny 🙏🏼LOTS more to come of the same style...😍
Such a beautiful
Vietnamese is so so kind and friendly, I swear
Loved my visit to Hoi An, but I definitely need to go back to try some of your food suggestions... and figure out how to get some of that sweet Vietnamese coffee.
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Thanks guys ,I have awesome time to watch you guys
Very well researched and presented. Thank you
Just tried the Cau Lau at Co Hoa Van. My good Ness if that's not one of the nicest things our group has ever eaten. Absolutely beautiful. Great recommendation.
Glad we could help 😍
If some places dont have address. Go to Hoi An and ask random local residents. They will show you the ways.
next time you are in Hoi An, take the local ferry, not the tourist ferries, across the inlet/river to the town where a lot of the local artisans are carving wooden panels etc. Almost completely devoid of tourists. Hoi An is very touristy, but delightful, especially when the lanterns are all lighted, Also, there is a lot of silk weaving. And I agree that good banh mi is great.
Great tip! Thanks!!
Am surprised that no one ruin that well or made it dirty to use.
I am a new subscriber and really enjoy your food/travel logs. I appreciate that you do your homework and respect the different cultures, people and places travelled. Where are you originally from, and R. do you have any Asian blood? you look part Asian to me.
Thank you Minnie 🙏🏼 Many more videos to come from all over the world!
We're both from the United States. I'm (Rafael) Brazilian/American 🇧🇷🇺🇸❤️
Really easy getting caught up, watching your vids...keep forgetting to select the “like”👍🏽 always intended...guess I’ll have to at h it again!!! Love ur vids guys...editing since the big inning defos gotten better but the journey of it all...epic!!!
❤️❤️
A sleepy idyllic town lost in time 😊..For History nerds like me it's nirvana .Hoi An has been on my bucket list 💯
Another great video guys!! Wonderful job of vídeo editing!! 👍👍👍💋💋💋❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 thank you Thao! Few more great videos from Vietnam coming up soon!!!
OMG..I am drooling right now watching you guys eat :) thank you for sharing!
🤤 Thanks for watching!
wow you know more about Hoi An than me even after I lived there for more than 2 months :). Great video.
😂 Thanks Harish!
@@IntAffair If you guys come to Da nang before 6th November and have some time then let me know and I'd like to pick your brains over some coconut coffee.
@@HarishChouhan We've already left Vietnam but we have a few more videos to release from Da Nang & Hanoi. Raincheck on the coconut coffee 😉
@@IntAffair ahh, I forgot it takes time to make a video :). Even I'm leaving Vietnam in few days to go to Chiang Mai again for the Yee Ping Festival.
@@HarishChouhan Sounds awesome! Make sure to stop by Nun's Restaurant in Old City! It's our favorite in all of Thailand! Give Nun our best 😍
What’s the name of the restaurant with the ca lou noodles?! We’re in Hoi An right now and I can’t wait to try them!
8:23...
Thanks.
so much.. Because you review Hoi An. i hope you comback. 😘😘😘
Lol i saw this guys passport photo at the upstairs of the Bahn mi place! Nice work dude! The picture is still on the table as of now
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I went to banh mi phuong in 1999...different location.... Was popular with locals then.... Hoi an didn't have traffic lights then
Amazing!! Would have loved to visit back then!
Such a great video, I can't wait to go back to Hoi An!
Same 😍 We think about that tea and cao lầu often...🤤
Awesome work guys. I really enjoyed this. Subbed and look forward to more. Hoi an was our favourite place in Vietnam
Thanks 🙏🏼It's a must visit for sure!
"Pimp-slaps my taste buds" . I love that. I really enjoy watching your videos as we are about to take some friends from Colorado on a tour of northern VN, Ninh Binh, Ha Long Bay, DaNang, Hue, the central highlands and then here on the Mekong Delta. Your videos are creative, skillfully edited and fun to watch. Thanks!
🙏🏼 Thanks Rich, really means a lot! Glad we could entertain/help and also happy you are taking people to experience Vietnam! It's an extremely fulfilling country ❤️🇻🇳
That's why I've chosen to make my home here.
The crunchy thing is not pork. That's also Cao Lau noodles but deep fried.
Just went to both the bahnmi and Cao lau noodle places you recommended. Great tips guys!
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Thanks for the video, welcome 2 Vietnam.
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I love you guys...it was really helpful for to visit Vietnam...I am from India and I was planning to go Vietnam long ago and finally did..your Channel helped me a lot and I went to all your favourite places as much as I could and everything was superb and fantastic..... especially you partner she is gorgeous 😅😉
🙏🏼Thank you! Glad we could help 😃
Travelling all the way to vietnam to eat a fucking baguette bread sandwich? Hell no! I can get that at home anytime! LOL.
Great content best performing artists duo great quality editing ... etc
Just bumped into your channel! You guys are awesome!!!!
Thanks for showcasing Vietnamese food. I prefer Banh Mi queen over Banh Mi Phuong. Which do you like more?
We're divided. Both are solid choices though 😃
Nice! Did you look up and study for the pronunciation of Vietnamese food, places and the history?
Thanks Huyen! We always try to do our homework 😉
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Thanks so much for sharing.
Hey guys, thanks for all the tips, we have used quite a few so far in Vietnam. In Hoi An, is the Cao lau place on the east or west of the old town? we couldn't make it out on the video as it all look so illuminated and pretty at night. Keep the videos coming I am sure we'll take some inspo for our next travel 😉
West side of ancient town. LOTS more videos to come but we've already migrated out of Vietnam...
For sure one of your best video.. smooth refreshing and instructive.. i travel a lot, this is what i want to see.. (By the way next time you go to Phu Quoc, go to the old airport.. at sunset,.. crazy place)
Thank you 🙏🏼 Means a lot! It's definitely one of my top 5 favorites of ours 😍
As always guys great video! Can a guy that can’t speak a lick of Vietnamese get by in Hoi An?
Thank you James 🙏🏼 Try at least to learn how to say: "hello", "thank you" and "delicious" in Vietnamese & always be respectful of the locals! You'll be just fine 😉
Wow nice country
Planning to visit Vietnam soon
You'll love it! Trust me. I even uploaded a small video about Hoi An
Burst out laughing “pimpslap my taste buds”. Thanks for that one.
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Phi banh mi too! lived off those when I was there
Very nice thanks
Super Great travel blog! feel like want to visit all :):):)
You should 😃
@@IntAffair planning to visit next year for around 8 days. :) and we use some of your travel trips.
I notice you biking around Hoi An, and in other videos traveling by motor scooter. Back in the U.S.A., if you leave a bike unattended for more then ten minutes in a busy town, it will be stolen, but I notice most parked bikes do not appear to have bike locks or chains. Is it safe to just leave you bike unlocked?
Lots of information.you always tell me some thing i did not hear from every one else.like those noodles and th special water. Then the bon mi. How to avoid the line.. Good stuff.
🙌🏼Thanks Robert! Glad we could help 😀
If you stay in the ancient town do you have to pay 120,000 VND per person each day (or at all to get to your hotel) on top of your hotel rate?
Is it just me or these two has pretty awesome voice?
welcome you guys to our beautiful country
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Love your video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Tom 🙏🏼
The banh mi place you went is the 2nd place that they opened. The one Anthony went to that started it is inside old town. Just outside the market. Just fyi if you want to compare.
I Love HoiAn