Note: This video was filmed on February 19 when there were no reported cases of Covid-19 in Montreal. We are at home in quarantine at this time. VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS (for your convenience): 0:41 Notre Dame Basilica of Montreal 1:33 Coffe at La Finca Café 2:44 Flat hamburger seats 3:06 Structured croissants at Fous Desserts 3:43 OMG the strong crisp! 4:43 Poutine at Chez Claudette 4:54 Sitting right next to door lol 5:01 How to pronounce poutine? 6:09 Chez Tousignant versus Chez Claudette 6:33 Bookshop open since 1987 (over 30 years old) 7:14 Swirling snow mesmerizes 7:22 Walking to the famous Schwartz’s Deli 8:12 Smoked meat sandwich arrives! 9:25 Part owned by Celine Dion 10:08 Tour of Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (open in 1860) 10:51 This room is such a mood 11:16 Big foreheads were considered beautiful in Middle Ages 12:49 Artistic subway station 12:54 Chinatown near Old Montreal 13:00 Steamed peanut butter dumplings 14:49 Basement bar in Chinatown 15:30 Tipsy vlogging begins 15:52 Santa sighting at eternal Christmas store 17:50 Nutrient-dense salad bowl 19:09 Phi Foundation for Contemporary Art 19:19 Crawling under two televisions 20:14 Artist Phil Collins exhibit 20:27 Love this cafe with indoor plants 21:07 Shops around Old Montreal 21:43 Requested winter coat review
It's so strange seeing my city in a TH-cam video! Especially the metro stations that I visit daily. I'm so glad you had a good time here, and I hope you can come back again soon! Montreal is really beautiful in the Fall, the views from Mont-Royal are breathtaking. :)
As a mom, I just love that you have your mom with you. Seeing the two of you together, warms my heart as it brings nice memories of my daughter and I and the way we were. ♥️♥️
1:52 so you translated it as a "lunch danish" but it would actually be a breakfast danish. The reason is that in quebec we say "déjeuner, diner, souper" for breakfast, lunch and dinner. But in france, they say "petit-déjeuner, déjeuner, diner".
Hello from Texas just want to thank you for taking us along to Canada. And showing us so many great places to eat to see. And please say hello to your mother from me much love continue to stay safe and well. ❤️🙏
With your background in graphic arts & architecture, Montreal ~ Montréal must have been like going to Disney World in France! ♥ ... From the food, as well, this 24-hours was a feast for your eyes, intellect & stomach! Talk about a Bon Voyage & Bon Appetite! ♥
Love your vlogs so much, I'm trapped in bed, battling bone cancer, in strict isolation. Your vlogs give me the happy escape I need to help me pass my days. I don't get to see my Mom much, so I definitely enjoy watching your adventures with your Mommy Oh.
For all the tourists in Mtl: There is a 10$ metro pass for tourists (or locals) that allows you to travel all you want for a day ! Unlimited ! I would suggest it if you have more than 2 stops in Montréal that are far apart.
To add to that, a weekly pass is unlimited and costs $30. We got ours right at the airport and more than got our money's worth. Kids ride for free and the transit system (subways and buses) is simple to navigate even if you don't speak a lick of french. It's clean, safe and on time. Skip the uber. Use the public transit system whenever possible that's how we found some great random spots.
Thank you, Mina and Mommy Oh for sharing your fun trip with us! it was a much-needed break during this quarantine! looking forward to many more videos! Stay healthy and safe!
I think it’s really fun to think Mina is the reason I want to eat healthier. As well I want to eat more Asian food they look much more delicious and nutritious. So just thank you Mina you are really helping my weight loss journey as well as bring the joy of watching your videos. I can’t wait till I am older and get to travel the way you do I want to try all the foods you get as well as see the places you do.
Pro tip: Joe Beef requires getting a reservation well ahead of time. If you can't get one, you can try Livepool House next door by the same chefs. If again you can't, there's Vin Papillon next next door and that one is walk-in only, so you always have a chance to get a table.
I just stumbled across your channel and I'm obsessed! I was actually in Montreal the exact same time you were and I have never ever felt so cold before! I didn't get to go to as many cool places as you showed so I'll def have to return to see and eat more! :)
Montreal poutine is so diverse which is why it's so unique! There's a poutine for every one, you just need to find the right place. Some like it thick and savory, or crunchy, stretchy.. the list goes on!
Thanks for reminding me of all the good places we've got ! Can't wait to go back out once we are out of confinement! Next time, you should try St-Viateur bagles! And I had no idea peanut butter dumplings started here!! Also, a little clarification for the danish. In France, "déjeuner" means 'lunch' (and 'petit déjeuner' is breakfast) but here in Québec, we mostly refer to breakfast as 'déjeuner', lunch as 'dîner' and dinner as 'souper', which makes a little more sense with the egg in that danish! :)
What a nice video for Mother's day weekend. Hello Mommy Oh...enjoy your day, because Mina picked the sweetest video to show how much she loves your company.
Really great video representing Montreal! Our winters can be quite harsh as you saw but we grow use to it. Mid-End summer and beginning of fall are the best times to come, especially for the farmers market at Jean-Talon and Atwater. Looking forward to your next video!
Wow, Montreal as I live it! So great to watch a “tourist video” so down to earth... It was like if you knew the city already and were not in a touristy rush. I enjoyed seeing Montreal exactly as it is (especially in winter with wind and snow- I note that you had 2 coats 😄). I will travel the world with confidence trough your other videos because I know you have this talent to show things as they really are :-)
Your voice is so relaxing whenever I feel stressed and boring I watch your videos and will get relaxed immediately and your nails I love them 😍 you are giving travel 🧳 inspiration I’ll keep watching your videos for ever and ever . Never stop keep going and most importantly keep posting videos. Loads of love from india 🇮🇳
I live in Canada and have only passed thru Montreal. You got the good stuff the poutine and smoked meat. There is so many versions of poutine now it is hard to keep up with them. Glad you enjoyed and can tell Mommy Oh enjoyed herself too. Stay safe
Hi Mina ! I loved your video ! I’m Drummondville, the birthplace of poutine, and yes, the cheese should definitely be squeaky but how the gravy tastes is just as important.
I can't get over the fact that you went Chez Claudette! That is next level 'live like a local' stuff. Also Fondation Phi is one of my favourite art spots in the city. I hope you get to come back again soon with your mom. She seems so nice!
Watching this makes me miss Montreal, moved away last year 😢 I’m surprised you didn’t try St. Viateur bagels, they’re some of the best in the city. Whenever we’re all able to be out again and you can make another visit, I highly recommend getting breakfast there!
Thank you for pronouncing poutine correctly! When cheese curds are squeaky, they're fresh! But personally, I don't like when they squeak haha! It's so nice to see you explore my city :)
Next time, if you'd like a bit of a history lesson on Montreal, I suggest you visit the Pointe-à-Callière museum - it's also located in Old Mtl! And I had to read Le Libraire as part of my high level French course's required readings in CEGEP (general and vocational college, usually last 2 or 3 years and takes place between high school and university) and well... I don't think anyone really found it all that interesting from what I vaguely remember. All I know is that I got through it really quickly and never touched it again lol.
My favorite memory of Montreal was seeing a group of little girls in yellow jumpers and Madeline hats. It was in the old town and it was a perfect afternoon.
Oh my god ! You were so close where i live. Chez Clodette is just one street down from my place. I'm french and i live in Montreal for 11 years now. I really love your videos, your personality and your mom ^^
it is very important to have squeeky cheese. It makes the poutine taste better. I’m so glad you came to montreal!! I hope you had a beautiful journey in montreal 🥰
Merci a vous deux d’avoir visiter ma ville et de partager vos belles impressions 🥰🇨🇦 Vous nous rappelez de tous qq on a proche de chez nous, mais nous oublions de l’apprécier à cause de notre routine. Je sais que plusieurs ne seront pas d’accord avec moi, mais Montréal est extraordinaire en hiver ❄️ la neige lui donne un charme inégalable ☺️😎
I love your montreal videos, allows me to discover my hometown haha :-) Next time, you should go to "Ma Poule Mouillé", they have amazing portuguese BBQ, and a great poutine, and right in front is "La Banquise", which is open 24/7 and is reknowned for their poutine (basically their main meal - side note, yes squeaky cheese is important for a poutine, but the gravy and fries are aswell! Maybe try a poutine at McDonalds also, it could be fun to compare them! ), you should also compare St-Viateur Bagels to Fairmount bagels, there's been a long debate on which ones are better! Notre-Boeuf-de-Grace, La Belle et le Boeuf, Grand burger, JukeBox Burgers (although in the west island and out of the downtown core) for good burgers, Lov and Aux Vivres for great vegan/vegetarian food, Park Restaurant (although expensive) for japanese food with Korean/Argentinian twist, Saint Sushi, Yokato Yokabai for the world's best ramen (or at least Montreal's best ramen haha), For breakfast/Brunch: Chez Fred & Café Bazin for pastries and bread, Regine Café is amazing, L'avenue restaurant is great, you must visit the bathrooms when you go as well (music can be loud tho), Tommy café is also beautiful, café olympico for coffee. Ca Lem ice cream in summer is amazing, Alati-Casserta for delicious italian pastries, and so many more! I would maybe come back in the fall, best season in my opinion! Its gorgeous (if it's sunny) and not too hot (and especially not too humid like our summers can be), but definitely not freezing. Enjoy!!
I’m so glad you came to my city and liked your time here! Be sure to come back when it is safe and especially, during summer! We have so many festivals and activities around june and july
Miss Mina, I am late to this video but I have to thank you so much! I live in Toronto and I have been to Montreal many times but seeing my favourite city through your lens and just before the pandemic gave me a great smile!
I live about 2-3 hours away from Montreal but I do have to go there frequently for medical stuff. I even have family that lives there, and your videos make us discover new places we never thought we would think about going in! Amazing work! Hope you are doing good at your house in this pandemic 💜
I love a fresh butter croissant with my coffee in the morning. A good almond croissant if I can find it. Not many places here in L. A. to find a decent fresh croissant. Nothing like what one might find in a French bakery.
The cathedral in the beginning was jaw-dropping beautiful! Mina I also like the wonder and amazement you have when you encounter snow and cold. I've had cold, snowy winters all my life so it's fun to see how a non-snow native reacts to snow. :D Also I just bought a new winter coat this winter and it reminds me a bit of yours!
Montréal looks so different during the wintertime. I went there during the summer, and I couldn’t recognize it at first in the video. Love your vids Mina💜💜
Note: This video was filmed on February 19 when there were no reported cases of Covid-19 in Montreal. We are at home in quarantine at this time.
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS (for your convenience):
0:41 Notre Dame Basilica of Montreal
1:33 Coffe at La Finca Café
2:44 Flat hamburger seats
3:06 Structured croissants at Fous Desserts
3:43 OMG the strong crisp!
4:43 Poutine at Chez Claudette
4:54 Sitting right next to door lol
5:01 How to pronounce poutine?
6:09 Chez Tousignant versus Chez Claudette
6:33 Bookshop open since 1987 (over 30 years old)
7:14 Swirling snow mesmerizes
7:22 Walking to the famous Schwartz’s Deli
8:12 Smoked meat sandwich arrives!
9:25 Part owned by Celine Dion
10:08 Tour of Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (open in 1860)
10:51 This room is such a mood
11:16 Big foreheads were considered beautiful in Middle Ages
12:49 Artistic subway station
12:54 Chinatown near Old Montreal
13:00 Steamed peanut butter dumplings
14:49 Basement bar in Chinatown
15:30 Tipsy vlogging begins
15:52 Santa sighting at eternal Christmas store
17:50 Nutrient-dense salad bowl
19:09 Phi Foundation for Contemporary Art
19:19 Crawling under two televisions
20:14 Artist Phil Collins exhibit
20:27 Love this cafe with indoor plants
21:07 Shops around Old Montreal
21:43 Requested winter coat review
You put so much work into your videos! Thank you for the time stamps ❤️
@@zukoshonor7435 Thank you so much for recognizing the amount of work it takes to make videos ❤️
Miss Mina your welcome 😄
Love you 🧡 and your videos
My dog Pickles says Hi
It's so strange seeing my city in a TH-cam video! Especially the metro stations that I visit daily. I'm so glad you had a good time here, and I hope you can come back again soon! Montreal is really beautiful in the Fall, the views from Mont-Royal are breathtaking. :)
Jealous of you living there!
Imagine it during the summer festivals!
Aimlessly Drifting I promise that living here isn’t as amazing as this video makes it look. It’s alot more regular
@@mohammadibrahimi3316 really
@@cleraminivlogs8672 yeah i mean i live in Montreal (west Island) & rarely visit downtown montreal. Because of all the constructions & traffic
Tipsy Mina is even funnier than the normal hilarious Miss Mina 😂😂😂❤️
As a mom, I just love that you have your mom with you. Seeing the two of you together, warms my heart as it brings nice memories of my daughter and I and the way we were. ♥️♥️
1:52 so you translated it as a "lunch danish" but it would actually be a breakfast danish. The reason is that in quebec we say "déjeuner, diner, souper" for breakfast, lunch and dinner. But in france, they say "petit-déjeuner, déjeuner, diner".
Une danoise c'est le type de viennoiserie qu'ils ont utiliser sous la garniture en fait...
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Hello from Texas just want to thank you for taking us along to Canada. And showing us so many great places to eat to see. And please say hello to your mother from me much love continue to stay safe and well. ❤️🙏
Don't you just love hearing Mina pronounce those French words? Sounds like a pro to me.
@SMG Eh no... She is really close, way closer that a lot of Anglophone I heard... coming from a French Montrealais
@SMG Bro my native language is French and her pronounciation is actually way better than most second-language French speakers, almost perfect.
oui 😏
Your mom is adorable and reminds me of my mom. I'm so glad you're traveling with her. enjoy her!
I love how she feeds her mother so heartwarming 🥰
With your background in graphic arts & architecture, Montreal ~
Montréal
must have been like going to Disney World in France! ♥ ... From the food, as well, this 24-hours was a feast for your eyes, intellect & stomach! Talk about a Bon Voyage & Bon Appetite! ♥
Love your vlogs so much, I'm trapped in bed, battling bone cancer, in strict isolation. Your vlogs give me the happy escape I need to help me pass my days. I don't get to see my Mom much, so I definitely enjoy watching your adventures with your Mommy Oh.
❤️
Same here. I am bed bound and these videos give me a little escape. My Mom has unfortunately already passed away. Wish you all the best.
For all the tourists in Mtl: There is a 10$ metro pass for tourists (or locals) that allows you to travel all you want for a day ! Unlimited ! I would suggest it if you have more than 2 stops in Montréal that are far apart.
To add to that, a weekly pass is unlimited and costs $30. We got ours right at the airport and more than got our money's worth. Kids ride for free and the transit system (subways and buses) is simple to navigate even if you don't speak a lick of french. It's clean, safe and on time. Skip the uber. Use the public transit system whenever possible that's how we found some great random spots.
I'm French but live in Toronto at the moment. I went to Montréal 3 weeks ago and also fell in love with the city. I can't wait to go back.
Miss Mina is so funny and when she posts I’m like “YASS”
Thank you, Mina and Mommy Oh for sharing your fun trip with us! it was a much-needed break during this quarantine! looking forward to many more videos! Stay healthy and safe!
Lived 27 years in Montreal..and moved away in 2018. You did a great job at covering the essentials, despite the cold ! Bien fait !
This girl can make any city look like a fairy tale. Love the energy ! Keep it up !
That beef looks INCREDIBLE!! Or should I say INCROYABLE!!
The pronunciation on poutine is hilarious (cause it’s so true loll) 🤣
I ended up french kissing the dumpling- Miss Mina 2020😅
I totally adore your mom! I’m from Montreal and I love all the stops you made but your mom in that bookstore... 🥰🥰
I think it’s really fun to think Mina is the reason I want to eat healthier. As well I want to eat more Asian food they look much more delicious and nutritious. So just thank you Mina you are really helping my weight loss journey as well as bring the joy of watching your videos. I can’t wait till I am older and get to travel the way you do I want to try all the foods you get as well as see the places you do.
Pro tip: Joe Beef requires getting a reservation well ahead of time. If you can't get one, you can try Livepool House next door by the same chefs. If again you can't, there's Vin Papillon next next door and that one is walk-in only, so you always have a chance to get a table.
Wow finally a new video. Thanks u so much. M.
When you see Mina posted, then suddenly your day is 100 times better ❤️
Literally clicked right away.🙂
People say that about me all the time!
Wow, didn’t know how cool Montreal is. That church looks epic, the food oh my
☺️👌Your voice is so calming☺️👌
Everyone, let's bring Mina to 1million. She deserves it so much!
I love how she is not religious . Way to go out and express yourself 🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
Never clicked so fast just to have the pleasure of knowing I'm early..And even so, I was late..
I just stumbled across your channel and I'm obsessed! I was actually in Montreal the exact same time you were and I have never ever felt so cold before! I didn't get to go to as many cool places as you showed so I'll def have to return to see and eat more! :)
Lot's of love from Montreal :))))
Finally, you visited Canada! I love how you say «croissant and poutine» xDD
I love watching your videos,they’re always super relaxing, but fun at the same time 😊
I'm a montrealer, happy you liked it here ✨❤️
I’m a born and raised Canadian that used to be a tour guide in Montreal and let me tell you: squeaky cheese curds are a MUST!!!
Montreal poutine is so diverse which is why it's so unique! There's a poutine for every one, you just need to find the right place. Some like it thick and savory, or crunchy, stretchy.. the list goes on!
Great show ladies thank you and a lot of great information
Miss Mina... simply, Toronto #1!!!
Thanks for reminding me of all the good places we've got ! Can't wait to go back out once we are out of confinement! Next time, you should try St-Viateur bagles!
And I had no idea peanut butter dumplings started here!!
Also, a little clarification for the danish. In France, "déjeuner" means 'lunch' (and 'petit déjeuner' is breakfast) but here in Québec, we mostly refer to breakfast as 'déjeuner', lunch as 'dîner' and dinner as 'souper', which makes a little more sense with the egg in that danish! :)
I am a montrealer, glad you came to visit the silent vibrant city. The city has mix of old and new architecture, plenty of foods...
What a nice video for Mother's day weekend. Hello Mommy Oh...enjoy your day, because Mina picked the sweetest video to show how much she loves your company.
No matter where you go almonds always seem to find you. True love 🥺💗
You and mommy oh are so talented
I love how you balance what you eat. And I also love how you go to exhibits and art galleries. I hope I can go there someday
Really great video representing Montreal! Our winters can be quite harsh as you saw but we grow use to it. Mid-End summer and beginning of fall are the best times to come, especially for the farmers market at Jean-Talon and Atwater. Looking forward to your next video!
Something about Montreal that makes a snowy feel cozy. It's also the best place to visit in the fall season!
Wow, Montreal as I live it! So great to watch a “tourist video” so down to earth... It was like if you knew the city already and were not in a touristy rush. I enjoyed seeing Montreal exactly as it is (especially in winter with wind and snow- I note that you had 2 coats 😄). I will travel the world with confidence trough your other videos because I know you have this talent to show things as they really are :-)
I’ve been following you for 3 to 4 years now
Ever seen mine? =)
Rockstar Eater eyo self promotion checkkkk
Early notification! Thank you for uploading another wonderful video 💖
What fun! I love Montreal, but haven’t been there in decades. I must go back! Your mom is the bomb.
I ♥️you and your mom.You two just make me happy.Your Mother did look awful cold on your trip.I ❤️the commentary 😊
Your voice is so relaxing whenever I feel stressed and boring I watch your videos and will get relaxed immediately and your nails I love them 😍 you are giving travel 🧳 inspiration I’ll keep watching your videos for ever and ever . Never stop keep going and most importantly keep posting videos. Loads of love from india 🇮🇳
I live in Canada and have only passed thru Montreal. You got the good stuff the poutine and smoked meat. There is so many versions of poutine now it is hard to keep up with them. Glad you enjoyed and can tell Mommy Oh enjoyed herself too. Stay safe
Hi Mina ! I loved your video ! I’m Drummondville, the birthplace of poutine, and yes, the cheese should definitely be squeaky but how the gravy tastes is just as important.
Thank you for the video!!!❤️❤️❤️
It's really nice to see my city through some one else's eyes! I'm happy you enjoyed your time here it's a nice place
Me: About to sleep
Miss mina: post
Me: ill just sleep later
Xd lolz, im early by 6 minutes💕
Thanks so much for staying up to party with my pixels! Hope you have yummy dreams tonight ❤️
@@MissMinaOh i will definitely have some yummy dream tonight💕
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fr tho😂
I thought it's only me :D
I can't get over the fact that you went Chez Claudette! That is next level 'live like a local' stuff. Also Fondation Phi is one of my favourite art spots in the city. I hope you get to come back again soon with your mom. She seems so nice!
Watching this makes me miss Montreal, moved away last year 😢 I’m surprised you didn’t try St. Viateur bagels, they’re some of the best in the city. Whenever we’re all able to be out again and you can make another visit, I highly recommend getting breakfast there!
Montreal is such a beautiful city!
Wonderful personality and so articulate.
WELCOME TO CANADA DELICIOUS FOOD
Love you and your videos🧡
Welcome to our beautiful city Montréal Quebec Canada 🇨🇦 bon appétit, I see that 5his team of mother and daughter enjoy eating
Thank you for pronouncing poutine correctly! When cheese curds are squeaky, they're fresh! But personally, I don't like when they squeak haha! It's so nice to see you explore my city :)
My city 😊 I love it so much.
Glad you liked
Next time, if you'd like a bit of a history lesson on Montreal, I suggest you visit the Pointe-à-Callière museum - it's also located in Old Mtl! And I had to read Le Libraire as part of my high level French course's required readings in CEGEP (general and vocational college, usually last 2 or 3 years and takes place between high school and university) and well... I don't think anyone really found it all that interesting from what I vaguely remember. All I know is that I got through it really quickly and never touched it again lol.
I hope you're all good and you take care of you 💙 much love :)
I'm a Montreal local yet I haven't even been to these places, thank you Miss Mina for the recommendations❤❤🇨🇦
My favorite memory of Montreal was seeing a group of little girls in yellow jumpers and Madeline hats. It was in the old town and it was a perfect afternoon.
Thank you for visiting our amazing city!!! ❤️
Damn, I'm from Montreal and I feel like I have some exploring to do in my own city
Oh my god ! You were so close where i live. Chez Clodette is just one street down from my place. I'm french and i live in Montreal for 11 years now. I really love your videos, your personality and your mom ^^
it is very important to have squeeky cheese. It makes the poutine taste better. I’m so glad you came to montreal!! I hope you had a beautiful journey in montreal 🥰
Never been to Canada but the food looks bomb!
Thank you for visiting our city!
Next time for poutine try LA BANQUISE (great poutine there def one of the best if not the best)!!
Merci a vous deux d’avoir visiter ma ville et de partager vos belles impressions 🥰🇨🇦 Vous nous rappelez de tous qq on a proche de chez nous, mais nous oublions de l’apprécier à cause de notre routine.
Je sais que plusieurs ne seront pas d’accord avec moi, mais Montréal est extraordinaire en hiver ❄️ la neige lui donne un charme inégalable ☺️😎
I love your montreal videos, allows me to discover my hometown haha :-) Next time, you should go to "Ma Poule Mouillé", they have amazing portuguese BBQ, and a great poutine, and right in front is "La Banquise", which is open 24/7 and is reknowned for their poutine (basically their main meal - side note, yes squeaky cheese is important for a poutine, but the gravy and fries are aswell! Maybe try a poutine at McDonalds also, it could be fun to compare them! ), you should also compare St-Viateur Bagels to Fairmount bagels, there's been a long debate on which ones are better! Notre-Boeuf-de-Grace, La Belle et le Boeuf, Grand burger, JukeBox Burgers (although in the west island and out of the downtown core) for good burgers, Lov and Aux Vivres for great vegan/vegetarian food, Park Restaurant (although expensive) for japanese food with Korean/Argentinian twist, Saint Sushi, Yokato Yokabai for the world's best ramen (or at least Montreal's best ramen haha), For breakfast/Brunch: Chez Fred & Café Bazin for pastries and bread, Regine Café is amazing, L'avenue restaurant is great, you must visit the bathrooms when you go as well (music can be loud tho), Tommy café is also beautiful, café olympico for coffee. Ca Lem ice cream in summer is amazing, Alati-Casserta for delicious italian pastries, and so many more! I would maybe come back in the fall, best season in my opinion! Its gorgeous (if it's sunny) and not too hot (and especially not too humid like our summers can be), but definitely not freezing. Enjoy!!
I’m so glad you came to my city and liked your time here! Be sure to come back when it is safe and especially, during summer! We have so many festivals and activities around june and july
Wait, You didn’t try bagels!!!
Enjoyed the museum tour. Thanks. 😎✌
Miss Mina, I am late to this video but I have to thank you so much! I live in Toronto and I have been to Montreal many times but seeing my favourite city through your lens and just before the pandemic gave me a great smile!
I live about 2-3 hours away from Montreal but I do have to go there frequently for medical stuff. I even have family that lives there, and your videos make us discover new places we never thought we would think about going in! Amazing work! Hope you are doing good at your house in this pandemic 💜
Its really nice to watch you're videos while eating, it feels like im eating in the place where you're at.
Love all your videos. Fun and education in one ...your style so different and great teamwork with your mum,.......hope your both well ....💜💜💜
That bookstore was magical :)
That Daniose dejeuner looks amazing..
Oh yas, I think I will put an egg like that on savory pastries from now on 🎉
I love that you went to Montreal! Canada for the win!
Your video is spectacular! Hope you two enjoyed your stay, you must come back in warmer weather when it's possible :) Stay safe
Miss Mina, you are the cutest when you say hello darlings at the beginning of each & every one of your videos😊
Rewatching this I remember that I've been to most of these places in Montreal as a kid 10 years ago
Eat poutine all the time and I love when the gravy melts the cheese curds. So i dont really care if its squeaky or not as long as its covered in gravy
I love a fresh butter croissant with my coffee in the morning. A good almond croissant if I can find it. Not many places here in L. A. to find a decent fresh croissant. Nothing like what one might find in a French bakery.
Ever seen any of my LA food videos? =)
The cathedral in the beginning was jaw-dropping beautiful! Mina I also like the wonder and amazement you have when you encounter snow and cold. I've had cold, snowy winters all my life so it's fun to see how a non-snow native reacts to snow. :D Also I just bought a new winter coat this winter and it reminds me a bit of yours!
I love getting notifications that Miss Mina uploaded new video! Stay safe Miss Mina and Mommy Oh!
1:02 Seriously thought you said ‘Jar Jar Binks ‘ took me a moment to realise you said ‘Jaw Dropping ‘ 🤣
If I didn’t read this comment, I would still believe my ears and I heard jar jar binks too 🤣🤣🤣
Montréal looks so different during the wintertime. I went there during the summer, and I couldn’t recognize it at first in the video. Love your vids Mina💜💜
very happy to see my city, very instructive video 😸
Pretty much the places you visited, and I was surprised how small China 🇨🇳 town was. You missed st. Dennis st., Sherbrooke st. Next time.
oouuu Canada is def on my bucket list. Thanks for sharing the awsome information! Looking forward to traveling again!