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Is This the FUTURE of Vietnamese Food in America?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2021
- Do you think the idea of Vietnamese food is changing?
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In the 70's when I was living in Brooklyn there was a lovely Vietnamese woman that created a Vietnamese restaurant in a store front on Atlantic Ave. She and her husband recently immigrated and her husband was updating his medical degree and she supported the family in the meantime. Absolutely the best food I had at that time, very fine and delicate flavors, I moved out of NY and I hope they are doing very well.
As a viet person, I had a lot of fun hearing them butcher the pronunciations of theses dishes ☺️
Ay, glad everytime you guys show some love for our cusine
Bo Kho has been a thang for a long time. Brother is sayin' it's a new thang
Right? Been eating that ever since
@@thanGacao my family hasn't been back to VN since the war, and i've eaten bo kho ever since i can remember eating. As a 20 year old I don't think I can speak on "long times" yet but certainly isn't a recent dish
that's a sad bone marrow on 10:34
Especially for that price.
That's new York for ya
Yooooo bo kho for 18 dollars??? I didn’t realize viet food was a delicacy in nyc. That price can’t be normal
Water is a delicacy
The price alone for me makes it unappetizing. $18 for bo kho, $25 for chao, really? lol
Everything in NY IS OVER PRICED
When white people charge high prices it’s called fancy! When legit Vietnamese charge high prices it’s called a rip off! Fight me!
facts
Do you guys have any plans to visit Vietnam in the future? Would love to see you guys explore/compare/react to the food over there =)
Im not going to lie, fung bro got everything right on viet food. The are pretty knowledgeable on my peoples food. I approve whats being recorded.
Actually in Vietnam we do eat lamb but not as popular as pork.Even goat meat is more popular here.
Maybe you should try Vietnamese goat meat in Vietnam sometime,very delicious
Why couldn't they bring the same cost as we would pay in VN? 😂 jk but the dishes seems pricey.
You should try Gao Viet in San Mateo next time you are in the Bay Area. It's a Viet fusion but they have authentic Viet dishes too.
Of these covered I would try Em, looks quite interesting and my ability to accept Vietnamese fusion. But that being said just tried 5ive Spice on mulberry that you covered a couple weeks ago, and have to say the short rib pho was as well as their short rib bahn xeo taco was sauce dripping rich and delicious. They’ve topped my craving for Madame Vo’s pho with an equally rich but different tasting also delicious broth. Tried the pork and shrimp taco as well as fried spring rolls also delicious. Only caveat is a busy place can have your head spinning by the end of dinner. Staff is excellent.
I love the dishes you order in BoCafe. I mean the Baoz look mouth-watering...
60% french cuisine + 40% vietnamese cuisine!Great!
Hmm, prices seem rather high for what I'm used to here in the great southern land. The question for me though is, when the brothers talk about a price, is it the whole price? As an Australian, $25 means $25 and nothing extra. However, I understand that when Americans say $25 they mean $25 plus taxes, plus service. Which is it then? $25 or $25++? FYI we don't do much tipping down here in Oz and the price quoted always includes tax. The tax is 10% everywhere and the minimum wage (like for backpackers) works out at around $28 and hour for casuals. Casuals don't get the standard six weeks a year paid leave, or the two weeks (minimum) sick leave like everyone else so they get around 25% over the odds.
For reals, I'll passed and get my 80 cents congee in Vietnam. It's in NY, so that's $25 + 2.50 (10% tax) + 3.75 (15% tip) so it's more than $30 for a bowl of congee, that's pretty ridiculous.
You are so correct. Prices were way high! I love going to Viet places for the good food and cheap eats.
25dollars means 33 dollars with drink taxes and tips which is way too expensive. Id pay 8 dollars for a bowl NO TIPS
The US tax everything. You get taxed when you spend money, you get taxed when you make money, and you get taxed when you save money!!!!
My favorite is still Pho Bang on Mott Street
Overpriced Vietnamese food is definitely not the future in America, y’all capping😂
its fine just never pay tips and say youre a foreigner lmao
Yep too pricey
Man in all honesty Vietnamese kind of sucks. This is someone who has lived in Vietnam and ate all around the country. It's pretty over rated for the most part. Most foods you eat are not bad but not good or it sucks. If someone says something is good it's most likely a food that you find in other Asian countries too.
especially from non-Asian, non-Vietnamese chefs
@@user-vl8ck4gz6w i always dont tip so its still overpriced : }
$25 is not too expensive. If you're willing to pay that for pasta, you can pay that for a Viet or any other Asian dish.
No buddy, viet food is for the people, not to be overpriced. The origin of broken rice is literally the unwanted broken rice grains leftover that’s cooked and served with meats/veggies. Pho is made by cooking down bones and tough cuts of beef. Vietnamese cuisine thrives from using undesirable parts and elevating it to serve the community
It's not bad. Raina Huang from California should had did a video together with you guys when she was in New York recently.
Bruhh watching him scrap that 25 dollar Pho bone marrow and got nothing fucking hurt 💀
Love the honesty in this video. Finally some clear dislikes being spotlighted.
Geez prices are high
Always find it useful spending time watching your videos 😊🤗
Have you guys reviewed China Town or Asian food in Atlanta?
Honestly as a Native New Yorker, the prices of these dishes are CRAZY
Don't blame the prices. Blame yourself because you are poor.
you poor af
I appreciate y'all calling the Viet dishes by their Viet names!
Zoodles for pho?? Naaaaaah son lol
great episode as usual, vietnamese food is really underrated
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What do you mean, Vietnamese food is really underrated? Down here in Oz, Vietnamese is regarded as a basic food group (protein, carbs, pho, bhan mi, etc) and the street food as the best in the world!
wtf nah
It’s def not underrated it’s super popular you crazy
Lol viet food is not underrated it’s very popular
😍😋😋😋 clams.. I would love to try the bò la lôt with lamb.. I love lamb!!! I love the comment about the spending 40 minute on their outfits. 😂
Awesome video!!!
Nice new logo at the end of the fung bros food yo!
Lamb is not popular but common dish is marinated bbq lamb. I am not sure if lamb flavour will well with the betel leaf. I feel like lamb has too flavour that overtake the betel flavour.
I’m in a FUNG BROS. video 😭😭 Dream come true 2:30
08:12 dude needs to be in front of the camera, not behind
Anyone talking about price. Vietnamese food is absolutely scaleable.. don’t limit it ever. This is a great ode to what Vietnamese food is and how delicious Vietnamese food is.
If it’s coming from a viet owner. Pull out your wallet. Affordable or not.
This is also NY. Rent different.
Sour cream and jasmine rice! 👍 Spicy food taste so good with creamy rice.
viet food is all about that cozy home feeling and affordable. It aint viet food if it expensive
Do an episode on Japanese food please!
i'm from jersey, so this is super expensive for me
Expensive AF!
Yup and I live in the LA area so that saying a lot. If it more expensive the LA that insane. Tax like 10% here.
New York what you expect there rent is high to
Có ai Việt Nam ở đây học tiếng Anh không? 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳
du ma may!!
Damn some of these foods be overpriced as hell. Almost close to $20 now for a single dish. But this is NY II guess. But still, damn. Glad I know how to make my own Vietnamese foods.
San Jose, California has the best Viet cuisine
Viet pride!!!!!
Bo Kho in NYC is 18 bucks, same in Vietnam for $1.80 who is the real sucker?
I just want a simple traditional Viet spot in nyc. No need to elevate
Em looks like the best contender but the rest seems weak. nyc get it together
if it ain't broke, don't fix it
If you eat at these places you WILL BE BROKE lol
Do more Chinatown cheap eats
What's Ho Chi Minh City? Lol
Why are things only relevant when it's in America? It's like it doesn't exist unless America discovers it.
Ridiculously pricey, even for New York standards.
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Texas still got the best Vietnamese foods
@@brk1705 nah mate....Dallas got best Viet foods, Cali is wack
Orange County, Westminster has the best Viet food. There’re plenty of newly emigrated Vietnamese people in this this area, so the food here is not only authentic, but it is also up-to-date. Whatever you can find in Vietnam, you will find it here in Westminster.
Then, the next positions should be given to San Jose and Houston.
Lol classic Hanoi style pho my a**. Those noodles are not use in Hanoi at all guys.
I'm from Vietnam living in NYC and the future of Vietnamese food looks pretty sad here. Fusion at best, not Vietnamese food. Fried tofu for 15? lol come on!
I'm pretty confused looking at the super oily northern pho with its skinny rice noodles that look like hu tieu for $21 after tax and tip.
@@laughter95 you can’t call that Pho.
@@Vinhdn Viet kieu southern pho is pretty good though. It's just too different from northern pho in Vietnam to be called the same in America, however.
NY Vietnamese food is over priced
if you didn't get a score, its a hard pass.
I'll never understand why Vietnamese Americans use the thin pho noodles... And have the audacity to call it Hanoi style pho.... They do not use the thin noodles in Vietnam especially for pho.. It's awful
its not the future, these vietnamese dishes has been around for a long time
I know it's New York, but damn. Super overpriced.
That was a rip-off.
No wonder Viet food in NY is ass. You can get all those dishes for half the price and taste wayyy better in other states.
none of these looks and probably tastes like Viet food.
哈哈哈哈 油条youtiao
every dish is OVERPRICED
Wondering if the government funds them and promotes the normalization of the Chinese takeover
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To David, north and south phở are different. The northern phở broth has less herbshop and the emphasis is more on the bone flavor where as the southern phở has more dried herbs. And the finihing bowl of phở, the south has more fresh garnihsments too. I personally like the southern phở more while my while like the northern.