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Amazing job! I came across the Food Ranger last night while on youtube.. Watched every video has has! Thank you for being born so I can enjoy your videos :) +1 Thumbs up!! Subscribed for life!
+The Food Ranger I live in New Zealand, I went to China last year for a school trip and I feel in love! I'm only 13 years old so when I'm a little older I want to go and live in China, The food is always good and the people are great!
Originally Wisconsin in the states but I have lived in New Zealand now for the last 17 years. NZers are very friendly people as well :) I've been to Seoul South Korea and to Japan many times but never China yet. Looking forward to it someday!
Thank you Trevor James, I am enjoying your videos. Your videos have been teaching me a lot about Chinese culture. I also appreciate you speaking Mandarin in your videos, for it is helping me to learn Mandarin as well. xie xie ni.
I've been watching these videos for a few weeks while recuperating from a cold. Just the look of the spiciness clears my head. I love this guy, so natural, so quirky, so real. He makes me want to visit China and just eat.
Cheng du is filled w amazing food and beautiful women! Hahaha and also you gotta try the shui zhu niu rou! Thats my all time favourite! And also intestine noodles, zha zha noodles, bang bang ji gosh there is just so much!
Thanks for all the awesome videos! They're very entertaining and Your an awesome, energetic host! All of those dishes look so delicious. Keep up the good work making my mouth water!
it's so funny when you try the extreme stuff :-) (to european standards) when i see you try it, it makes me laugh because of the extremeness of it :-))
I have one question : How much do you pay your camera man ? I mean. He must have been hell for him ... He must have be starving from filming you througout your gourmet adventure LUL
Trevor, I discovered your show on facebook yesterday, and couldn't stop watch them, and watched for 5 hours non stop until I was falling asleep. The videos took my soul away because I am a good lover too! You are very talented, and I am amazed how you learnt the language!! For years I have been watching the Food TV, have to say you are the best of the best, a qualified food program presenter, you understood the essence of food for a different culture. Absolutely my fav!
Another good video. Thanks Trevor. The glass noodles in a fresh roll looked awesome. I also liked the sound of the wontons you rave about they looked awesome to.
First off, I love these videos and you have a great personality....however, you really gotta work on your rating system. A 5/10 is average, meaning it's completely edible, but not enjoyable nor unenjoyable. Based on the fact that you didn't want to eat much of it and were not a fan, a 5/10 would be far too generous. If you were grossed out and could only eat one bite how can you even begin to consider it average tasting? With all of this said, everything about these videos is so entertaining by my standards. Please keep it up
From my short experience, I'd suggest learning at least some survival phrases, most importantly: some courtesy phrases (greeting/being polite), ordering food and paying in a shop. And remember that it will all go to waste if you don't learn how to pronounce it properly! In general, people were very friendly, but knowing how to get around if they don't know English is helpful :)
You would probably meet some people that aren't too friendly, like in any places, but a lot are going to be nice and would love to help you out. As long as you are genuine and respectful many people are going to like you and appreciate you taking the time to visit their country/place. As to your question, it also depends on where you decide to go. If you're going to bigger cities like Beijing and Shanghai, chances are you are going to bump into some locals who can speak English pretty well. If you're going to some less developed places or places with more older generations, there's going to be language barriers and you're definitely more likely to be ignored if you can't communicate
Trevor mate, I'm going on an exchange to Sichuan University this September and your videos are getting me so pumped for it. Whenever I watch any of your videos, my mouth waters so much. Keep up the great work! I'd love to buy you a beer when I'm out there.
You can easily feel the awkwardness of the interactions. Judging from the locals faces isn't accurate. Who knows, the locals might be smiling to themselves thinking 'who's this fool?'
I don't think you should judge someone's culture and heritage. by saying "how can someone eat a rabbit....they are born from the clouds" you are basically judging them. Americans eat cows , and in India its consider a taboo because much of India considers cows as a sacred animal in Hinduism. all I'm saying is don't offend anyones culture.
im an indian....thnq so much!!....my intensions were not offending someone but to say that rabbits are the cutest think in the world....and if someone is offended by any opinion....then i guess people should try to understand that not everyone,s born purpose is to offend people ...people have a life you know and also please start accepting perspectives... will help you a lot.... :)
+Rosario Rios Indians do not consider it a taboo. The logic behind this is; Cows and Buffaloes provide us and our children milk which is very necessary in our growth, and we cannot kill anything which nourishes us. That is why we Indians treat Cows and buffaloes with respect as we treat our mothers. now tell me, Is there anything wrong with this mentality? Yes you can talk about lambs or goats but we do not drink their milk, except for only those who rears them. and its not like you cannot get beef or pork in India.. India is a land of diverse cultures.
I don't normally wath this kind of stuff, but to be honest the videos are good and interesting to watch. I'm impressed with FoodRanger's Chinese, really good, keep up the good videos.
Your videos are so fun! I've been to Japan, and I really enjoyed the food there, but your videos have really made me want to take a trip to China. The food looks delicious! Your videos have gotten much better as well. I appreciate that you have more diversity in the way you describe food now. Keep up the great work!
Hey buddy,, you are so super positive, we feel very very happy to see your videos. And your command on Chinese language is absolutely fantastic... Looking forward to see more and more of your videos
Hi Trevor! I would like to say, Thank you for existing. I love your food documentaries, especially in China. This makes me want to go to China and experience the food and culture. You rock!!!
I loved visiting here and their street food was so good. I dont speak Chinese at all but I was surprised how lots spoke english and were so nice and helpful too me.
Awesome videos, I am so impressed that you also speak the language it makes viewing much more interesting and intimate with the locals , well done man !!!. Thankyou.
Your "SOURCE" noodle joint, makes my mouth go crazy. The dan-dan noodles and the wontons in chili oil... Food for gods. The rabbit head, not so much. It's not like I won't eat rabbit (or cucui, Peruvian street food, Guinea Pig!), but the head alone doesn't talk to me. Keep it up, my friend.
Love your gastronomical videos, China is amazing when it comes to wide variety of lip smacking food. i experienced it in Shanghai during my business trip. WOW !!!
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the lady that sells the noodle sandwich is beautiful!!
agreed mate
+Mukhtar Sayyed great minds think alike bro hahaha
lol true bro :)
@thefoodranger should marry her and have fantastic sichuan food whole his life
wwao. i not the only one think this
You are absolutely the perfect person for this communication. Thank you so much!
I'm a Chinese and I never been ChengDu before, your video makes me want go there next time when I back to China.
Hey Harrison! Great to hear that! Where are you from?
Beijing!!
NIce!!
+The Food Ranger Next time you can try the food from Beijing
I would love to!
I am traveling to nanchong in December and have been watching all of your Sichuan videos! Keep up the good work!
He is so polite and attentive... love his videos!!
Hey Trev! just discovered you and gotta say, one of the most unique and satisfying channels on TH-cam haha keep it up!!
I just love watching your videos and Chinese food too.
haha hey Obaid! Thank you so much!! Where are you from?
+The Food Ranger im from Pakistan , which is neighboring country of china :)
+Obaid and wala man. Am. Chinese. I like Pakistan
I would love to visit Pakistan, the Karakoram Highway is in my dreams!
+The Food Ranger :)
the chinese peobles are soo friendly , i like them
yuck fou just your name!!!! Awesome!!!
Amazing job! I came across the Food Ranger last night while on youtube.. Watched every video has has! Thank you for being born so I can enjoy your videos :) +1 Thumbs up!! Subscribed for life!
Hi Jeffrey Braat! Wowwww thanks a lot!! That's so nice to hear, glad you enjoy my channel!
YEEEEESSS! New video! Ever since I find ur channel I'm obsessed! I've finish watching all your video already! Keep up the good work!
Hi Meimei! Awesome! haha, glad you like the videos! And you watched all of them! Awesome!!
Been to China, and I must say, Best place to ever visit! what you do is great Trevor! such an inspiration.
Hey Luke! Thank you so much! Yeah, China is such a great place to visit :) Where are you from?
+The Food Ranger I live in New Zealand, I went to China last year for a school trip and I feel in love! I'm only 13 years old so when I'm a little older I want to go and live in China, The food is always good and the people are great!
Awesome! I hope you can come here and live here for some time, it's a great experience and the food is amazing! Thanks for watching my videos buddy :)
+The Food Ranger You're very welcome! Great to finnaly have a little chat with you. keep up with the amazing work! :)
Welcome Lukas！ I m study in the Netherlands but every holiday i came back to China just for the good foods and nice people here！
Very friendly people! I would love to visit some day!
Hey Julie-Ann, yeah, everyone is so friendly here! Where are you from?
Originally Wisconsin in the states but I have lived in New Zealand now for the last 17 years. NZers are very friendly people as well :) I've been to Seoul South Korea and to Japan many times but never China yet. Looking forward to it someday!
I would love to visit NZ! It must be so beautiful there!
Come visit NZ, we would love to have you! It is a very beautiful country and very friendly people!
welcome to Sichuan, there r so many. amazing(I mean spicy)food and lovely panda🙂
"Ingredients"
"What kind?"
"Good ones"
Classic china
Thank you Trevor James, I am enjoying your videos. Your videos have been teaching me a lot about Chinese culture. I also appreciate you speaking Mandarin in your videos, for it is helping me to learn Mandarin as well. xie xie ni.
All the food looked great. But something about noodles do me in all the time. Thank you for sharing Trevor
i literally have watched every video lol love these
Hi Ariel! Thank you so much!!
His enthusiasm for food is incredible
can you do a 1 hour worth of food vlogs? please please please! I wanna see you eat more food. Hahaha!
Nothing has made me want to visit China before seeing your videos. Your enthusiasm is ace :) Instant subscriber!
I've been watching these videos for a few weeks while recuperating from a cold. Just the look of the spiciness clears my head. I love this guy, so natural, so quirky, so real. He makes me want to visit China and just eat.
how did you end up in China, and where did you learn to speak chinese? just curious. your videos are awesome :)
Speaks Mandarin*
Oh ok
tielohnoms Mandarin is a form of Chinese
$3 for a roast duck.thats super cheap
Yeah it's $20 here in America lol
+lor yang yeah same its like $25 in australia
+Guanliang Liu oh wow thanks for the advice.
+Vc Cuong it's 1$ in india
+Rudra Raj What where? bhai kauwa biryani wala case to ni h na
Cheng du is filled w amazing food and beautiful women! Hahaha and also you gotta try the shui zhu niu rou! Thats my all time favourite! And also intestine noodles, zha zha noodles, bang bang ji gosh there is just so much!
Hi Jon! Yeah sooo much good food! Thanks a lot for your comment!
gonna go back there and visit my grandparents soon! hope to run into you
***** Anytime mate! :)
That's what the taxi driver said when I was over there xDDDDD
Jon Liew
You made my mouth water， best place to visit ! Great Video， thanks Trevor
Great stuff. You really are a natural at this. Really informative. Thanks again Trevor.
bro you are the most cute person with cutest smile i ever seen on youtube channels
every food you have been eating is filled with spicies and chili oil. I think sp8cy is their favorite flavor
I've watched your entire China playlist. I need MOAR Trevor!
Thanks for all the awesome videos! They're very entertaining and Your an awesome, energetic host! All of those dishes look so delicious. Keep up the good work making my mouth water!
Hi Jason! Thank you very much for your comment and thoughts! Glad you like the videos! Cheers buddy! Where are you from?
it seems chili oil in China is like ketchup in the US lol. Love your videos!
Only Sichuan food is like that. But it's true Sichuan food is the most popular in China.
+Patchy .E. I hope to visit there and try the Sichuan food! thank you for informing me!
Hammer PvP You are welcome :)
+Patchy .E. I'm also trying to learn Mandarin Chinese too but it is very hard lol
I love Century Eggs,but too bad never try the spicy Yellow Century Eggs before.Guess it still the same taste n texture,LoL.
haha hey Vincent! Yeah the texture was so soft haha, cheers bud!
***** Glad that u like the texture n probably of the szechuan spicy gravy that she dip in.LoL
Yeah that was nice!
***** waiting for your new episodes,keep rolling Trevor.
agree! Century Eggs should be with soy sauce.
it's so funny when you try the extreme stuff :-) (to european standards)
when i see you try it, it makes me laugh because of the extremeness of it :-))
Love the video as always and the food is sooooooo amazing looking..really jealous! A big thumbs up from NZ.
I love all these market areas you show us, that's so beautiful looking in all the food is amazing!
The vendor at 8:00 mins. is super cute
i need to stop watching these when im hungry but i just cant stop
haha thanks for your comment Josh! I hope you got some good food!
their chili oil is like cheese to italian ?>>>????
鬼Gozu for Sichuan dishes, yes
Another great video, my whole family enjoys watching your travels keep it up. Happy Road Happy Seeking.
One of the most talented, passionate and likeable youtubers by far. Love your channel
lol, the duck guy wasnt about to share his recipe
hahaha yeah that was funny :) Thanks for your comment Mandy!
I have one question : How much do you pay your camera man ? I mean. He must have been hell for him ... He must have be starving from filming you througout your gourmet adventure LUL
Dixchat that's his gf …
they sure like to use chili oil on everything
Epirc it's szichuan food 😂
Trevor, I discovered your show on facebook yesterday, and couldn't stop watch them, and watched for 5 hours non stop until I was falling asleep. The videos took my soul away because I am a good lover too! You are very talented, and I am amazed how you learnt the language!! For years I have been watching the Food TV, have to say you are the best of the best, a qualified food program presenter, you understood the essence of food for a different culture. Absolutely my fav!
Another good video. Thanks Trevor. The glass noodles in a fresh roll looked awesome. I also liked the sound of the wontons you rave about they looked awesome to.
Hi Lachlan!! Thank you!! Yeah that jelly noodle sandwich was so good!!
First off, I love these videos and you have a great personality....however, you really gotta work on your rating system. A 5/10 is average, meaning it's completely edible, but not enjoyable nor unenjoyable. Based on the fact that you didn't want to eat much of it and were not a fan, a 5/10 would be far too generous. If you were grossed out and could only eat one bite how can you even begin to consider it average tasting? With all of this said, everything about these videos is so entertaining by my standards. Please keep it up
Thanks so much for your thoughts on the rating system, I really appreciate it!
I agree on the points system...but keep making these videos.....mouthwatering material!
Do you live in China or Canada?
He live in Chengdu, China
he lives in Canada i think
Diablo Nation He lives in Chengdu in Sichuan, China. He is from Canada though.
you should try southkorean food or japanese food.
Nano the communist fish lol
i cant stop watching the videos...great job man!! Canada represennnntttt
Great video Trevor! I followed you when you had 2k subs and now your over 82k! Your channels grown so fast! Keep up the awesome job!
Hi Cathy!! WOW! Amazing! thanks so much for sticking around!! glad you like the videos!!
how cute.innocent and humble she is i want to marry her. @9:00
Dafuq
Step 1: Click on Video
Step 2: Click Like Button
Step 3: Begin Watching
LOL thanks so much Andrew!
how is china for someone who doesnt speak chinese? do you get treated differently?
Yes, they will just ignore you.
+Don't judge me by my name. Really? Now I'm unsure if I want to go.
From my short experience, I'd suggest learning at least some survival phrases, most importantly: some courtesy phrases (greeting/being polite), ordering food and paying in a shop. And remember that it will all go to waste if you don't learn how to pronounce it properly! In general, people were very friendly, but knowing how to get around if they don't know English is helpful :)
You would probably meet some people that aren't too friendly, like in any places, but a lot are going to be nice and would love to help you out. As long as you are genuine and respectful many people are going to like you and appreciate you taking the time to visit their country/place. As to your question, it also depends on where you decide to go. If you're going to bigger cities like Beijing and Shanghai, chances are you are going to bump into some locals who can speak English pretty well. If you're going to some less developed places or places with more older generations, there's going to be language barriers and you're definitely more likely to be ignored if you can't communicate
I found when I was in China, the people were very friendly and tried to speak english with me as chinese people generally love to speak english
Trevor mate, I'm going on an exchange to Sichuan University this September and your videos are getting me so pumped for it. Whenever I watch any of your videos, my mouth waters so much. Keep up the great work! I'd love to buy you a beer when I'm out there.
Hi Jack!! Awesome to hear that! You will have a blast here!!
yo trevor keep it up!!! you've been cranking out great content, and more people need to see this side of China!
thank you so much buddy!
4:10 she's the wife of mc donald's clown.
:)
Bring back chu chu or more female guest makes your vids cooler!! :)
He stil have that obvious awkwardness when interacting with the locals. Hopefully he can get past it in future videos.
In every video he says the food is really good
I dont mind, seeing the language/ culture difference hes doing a great job.
yeah it's pretty painful to watch
True
You can easily feel the awkwardness of the interactions. Judging from the locals faces isn't accurate. Who knows, the locals might be smiling to themselves thinking 'who's this fool?'
omg, 😕😧 rabbit's head no no no.... I will never try it
Giving you that rank up dude. Keep up the good work!
This kind of shows are my favorite. From Anthony Bourdain, Bizarre Foods and etc to this. Thank you guys so much
how can someone eat a rabbit....they are born from the clouds!!!
I don't think you should judge someone's culture and heritage. by saying "how can someone eat a rabbit....they are born from the clouds" you are basically judging them. Americans eat cows , and in India its consider a taboo because much of India considers cows as a sacred animal in Hinduism. all I'm saying is don't offend anyones culture.
im an indian....thnq so much!!....my intensions were not offending someone but to say that rabbits are the cutest think in the world....and if someone is offended by any opinion....then i guess people should try to understand that not everyone,s born purpose is to offend people ...people have a life you know and also please start accepting perspectives... will help you a lot.... :)
+Rosario Rios Indians do not consider it a taboo. The logic behind this is; Cows and Buffaloes provide us and our children milk which is very necessary in our growth, and we cannot kill anything which nourishes us. That is why we Indians treat Cows and buffaloes with respect as we treat our mothers. now tell me, Is there anything wrong with this mentality? Yes you can talk about lambs or goats but we do not drink their milk, except for only those who rears them. and its not like you cannot get beef or pork in India.. India is a land of diverse cultures.
+vivek Singh stay off the hard drugs
+ vivek singh
Don't make India's image fall more by Judging other's culture . keep your wisdom for you
yum I loved this, made me sooo hungry.. have liked and subscribed. =) can't wait to watch more. thanks heaps
love from NZ
Your videos are great! You're very informative. I love the caption with the descriptions of the food. I just subbed you. I can't wait to watch more.
awesome video the noodles looked amazing thanks for showing all this cuisine
I don't normally wath this kind of stuff, but to be honest the videos are good and interesting to watch. I'm impressed with FoodRanger's Chinese, really good, keep up the good videos.
Love your videos! I never knew about Dan Dan Noodles, until you! Thanks for sharing!
awesome thanks so much!!
I love your content! I can't wait to go one day and walk and eat at the places you show. Thank you.
all i have to say is i love your videos please dont stop doing it, i pretty sure you have the best job in the world
Good job dude! Hopefully there are more travelers to China can get some good street food (China Special) thanks to your videos.
Your humbling attitude towards the locals is so good to see. I'm enjoying all you videos, too bad I can only give it thumbs up only once.
What a great video, entertaining and informative, thank you very much :)
Your videos are so fun! I've been to Japan, and I really enjoyed the food there, but your videos have really made me want to take a trip to China. The food looks delicious! Your videos have gotten much better as well. I appreciate that you have more diversity in the way you describe food now. Keep up the great work!
I like how you show yourself eating the things you buy. would be nice to see some more exotic or unusual foods on your list. Nice videos!
I am so glad I came a cross your channel. I can almost smell the food you eat. What a great way to spend a Sunday evening, traveling around with you.
Hi Jodi!! That's so great to hear, thank you very much!!
I really enjoyed this video... one of your best! What amazing foods.
Really tasty-looking century eggs! Hope the chili oil made them more palatable, they sure looked good at least. Great video!
You make food look so good ! Keep up the good content!!
You are hilarious and trusting to try that egg! It does look extraordinary. Your videos are great! Thank you!
BRO U ARE NOT ONLY AN AMAZING HOST BUT A COMPLETE ENTERTAINER...I TRAVEL AND LOVE CHINA A LOT....
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .
Huge fan of your videos, Trevor! I've been hooked since I came across your Farmers market series.
Hi Andy! that's so great to hear, thank you!!
Hey buddy,, you are so super positive, we feel very very happy to see your videos. And your command on Chinese language is absolutely fantastic... Looking forward to see more and more of your videos
I agree with you about the rabbit head. LoL Every thing else you ate in this video looked so good!
Man I found your videos by accident but ever since I been binge watching them! Love them!
Amazing videos, totally love em. Would love to visit China just for the food.
Hi Trevor!
I would like to say, Thank you for existing. I love your food documentaries, especially in China.
This makes me want to go to China and experience the food and culture.
You rock!!!
Wow that's so nice to hear, thanks so much Tada!!
I love your videos! amazing! everything looks so delicious.
Nice video Food Ranger, keep these nice and entertaining videos coming!
Hi Roger! Thank you so much!
I'm on a roll watching all your videos, you are so happy in them I love it
Enjoy watching your videos. It's nice to see you were treating ppl nicely in China.
I loved visiting here and their street food was so good. I dont speak Chinese at all but I was surprised how lots spoke english and were so nice and helpful too me.
Keep it up man ! I can tell your very passionate in what you do ...
Soooo hungry again!!!! Nice video trevor!! I'm rarin' to go to china!!!
It must be a thrill when they compliment your Chinese language skills! Keep up the great videos.
Trevor, all your videos in Sichuan are pretty awesome! Thank you for sharing. I'm also from Canada (Victoria B.C)
Awesome videos, I am so impressed that you also speak the language it makes viewing much more interesting and intimate with the locals , well done man !!!. Thankyou.
I love that you go for it, ask questions and show even that strange foods (by American standards) its fun to watch. Subscribing. :)
Your "SOURCE" noodle joint, makes my mouth go crazy.
The dan-dan noodles and the wontons in chili oil...
Food for gods.
The rabbit head, not so much.
It's not like I won't eat rabbit (or cucui, Peruvian street food, Guinea Pig!), but the head alone doesn't talk to me.
Keep it up, my friend.
Love your gastronomical videos, China is amazing when it comes to wide variety of lip smacking food. i experienced it in Shanghai during my business trip. WOW !!!
The people you talk to on camera are surprised that you speak their language. That is the best part of your videos!
Awesome video Trevor! You got great choices there!
Hey Paula! Great to hear from you, and thanks a lot!!