Anthony Bourdain Tribute Tour in Vietnam (Owners reflect on Bourdain's visit)

[@BestEverFoodReviewShow]

This is my tribute to the late Anthony Bourdain. It was surreal to encounter all these people and places, retracing his footsteps and putting together the story of what happened AFTER the TV broadcast. It would be awesome if other food youtubers did the same. Trevor in Chengdu, Mark in Bangkok and so on. Hope you liked it. We've listed all the restaurants and their info in the description box so you can easily visit next time you're in town. Next time you're in Vietnam, hit up Onetrip for an amazing food or adventure tour: www.christinas.vn/onetrip/saigon/ Let me know if you liked this style of video. We can follow up with other restaurants Bourdain visited in Vietnam.

[@alvinsanchez8897]

I agree, Trevor and Mark, please do this..

[@tonyafoodfamilyfriendsandf8192]

Best Ever Food Review Show yes follow up with the others, that would be epic!!!!!

[@DrakeN9]

u r awesome!

[@stephaniewong4555]

Yes please..

[@jimmoss1744]

Thanks sonny *Please Pin this to the top Sonny* Your comment .

[@ngandang96]

"Vietnam. It grabs you and doesn’t let you go. Once you love it, you love it forever." - Anthony Bourdain. I was very touched by his words. Thk you for your special love

[@jadaseconds9678]

Vietnam food is now growing in the Philippines! and we love it so much!

[@nhbilly]

Damn straight.

[@Spookigio]

Flaky 96 amen. My grandpa was stationed in Vietnam twice and he fell in love with it so he moved my moms family out there. They loved it. They moved back to America once my grandpa was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. He died 12 years ago and people he became friends with in Vietnam sent him the most love in the world. I want to go to Vietnam just in memory of him. It is a truly beautiful place.

[@flamechicken415]

love you long time long time

[@disco88100]

So true. I planned to travel around Vietnam for 1 month.. Eventually I ended up staying for 5 months. And at the end of this year I am moving to Hanoi for an indefinite amount of time.

[@rocknessmonster2540]

That lady was so genuine about her feelings for Anthony it hit me in the feels.

[@tigeriussvarne177]

Nice profile pic! For a sec. I was thinking: "Wait, i never commented on this video?!"

[@rafaelperalta1676]

​@Cobb Knobbler you sound like you're the one who is hate-filled.

[@ryanthan3595]

@Cobb Knobbler seems like that's why modern humans won't breed with you anyway lol. Rot

[@moneyoverbitches7868]

@Cobb Knobbler kid get off the juice, you need to calm down

[@denabach]

@Cobb Knobbler = pathetic jerk !!

[@Boris_Chang]

My sister visited Vietnam about ten years ago during a remission from cancer. She brought back lots of photos. She said it was such a beautiful country and that despite the terrible things it has been through, the people were incredibly warm and gracious. She was particularly impressed by how people would sit out on the sidewalk in plastic chairs and dine on plastic tables with little stoves everywhere cooking up barbecue. She made me decide to visit after the pandemic releases us from travel restrictions and concerns. I wish I could take her with me, but sadly she succumbed to the cancer finally two years ago. Vietnam is a culinary treasure of the world, and Tony knew that. Thank you people of Vietnam for opening your hearts and educating the rest of the world that it is not the form of government that matters, but what is in the hearts and minds of the people. Much love to you Vietnam.

[@elcami7372]

Sorry for your lost. Take many more trips and keep enjoying life like she would want you to.

[@huynhtaokomajcoo3681]

Thanks

[@Parkersneighboursneighbour]

so sorry for your lost and thank you for visiting my country.

[@someoneanyone884]

Beautifully written, thank you. I'm sorry for your loss ❤ May she rest in peace.

[@trungduong4040]

Hugs to you, from Vietnam

[@nadtorus]

The Lunch Lady even shared her recipes to public.. what a generous woman. I really want to visit her restaurant.

[@ericlee4121]

Yes go and get ripped off. Have you checked trip advisor lately? She should be ashamed using Bourdain’s name

[@vumeopower]

Nobody is holding a gun to your head so it's a person choice.

[@ericlee4121]

It’s a tourist trap, had the food and it’s better elsewhere. They should at least ask if you want the extras before putting it down in front of you and charging for it. Just plain wrong as I’m a huge fan of Bourdain and his name and recommendation of this place is being exploited! There’s a ton of bad experiences on tripadvisor.

[@Daiki-T]

Eric Lee trip advisor this trip advisor that, I’ve been there recently and it’s nothing like you said, food is cheap and quality is superb, exceeded expectation. Ngl i smell some racy stuff in all the complaints you mentioned, the uncool are the ppl not the food stall.

[@vxlzulu7469]

@@ericlee4121 Why it's like 2$? I guess someone didn't get any lunch money ):

[@RePete02]

My wife and I ate at "The Lunch Lady" last year. I had tears in my eyes while eating wonderful food. Thanks for this.

[@mrnelson1911]

What a privilege for you and your wife to experience the cooking of someone who was directly / indirectly touched by Anthony Bourdain.

[@joeanthony419]

Awesome! I hope to go as well, I feel like it would be an amazing time!

[@nict5828]

I couldn't;t find the place

[@lostpockets2227]

your wife and I ate at "The Lunch Lady" last year also.... I'll never forget the flavor

[@kittenpawsbb]

Did you get her recipe book?

[@farisasmith7109]

I'm so sad that he's gone. But, he left behind such a beautiful legacy of friendship and love of exploration of cultures through food. He is missed.

[@susanapollo284]

He had humility like no other. Everywhere he went he made people feel good and proud of themselves. Never put any country down.

[@johncuervo3019]

I didn't know he was dead

[@nochamchampagne7992]

Oh damn. I didnt know. Hope hes resting in peace

[@Ceejay117]

Well said

[@yousaymyname5174]

@Cobb Knobbler you don't need to celebrate a culture that discriminates people.

[@VicTheflyingDentist]

I’m crying my eyes out watching this 😣😭 Tony was one of a kind, who went away so soon . Thank you for sharing this beautiful video

[@minhdo3482]

As a Vietnamese person, I cannot thank Anthony Bourdain enough for loving Vietnam. He has done so much for Vietnam, not just in term of foods but the culture as well. Thank u mr Bourdain, from the bottom of my heart. I truly miss u n Vietnam n all Vietnamese ppl miss u

[@benquach9139]

well said

[@qtkingdom5527]

Facts.

[@EricM93]

We all miss him. He showed the world that we're all in this together, and that there is so much we all have in common. Hope you have a happy new year minh.

[@ShowKiings]

Much respect, I’m Vietnamese as well and I felt the same as u did, much props to u 👏

[@vajayna_eklhabouh]

I never knew anything about Vietnam until I watched his show... I ended up visiting your country in 2016 and like him, I also fell in love. :)

[@haleyerinshackelford832]

I'm crying in my noodles! This man changed me as a teenage girl. I learned how to approach, enjoy and understand the food, culture and allure of far away lands. I soaked it all in, and am constantly humbled by being alive and aware in the time of Anthony Bourdain.

[@pignonMZ6]

Lunch lady got me good, I'm a 37 years old dad in tears watching a food show. I need a bowl of phò.

[@randomguyoninternet6444]

It's phở, phò means bitch in vietnamese lol

[@thanhquanky]

I laughed so hard lol. Good try but it’s ok to call it without the tone like pho or phở. Phò means prostitute in Vietnamese slang.

[@Lustanda]

Phò is slang for a hooker =) LMAO

[@myzero91]

Ok. This is funny. Lol.

[@myzero91]

Someone please give this dude a bowl of bitches. Hahaha. Just joking

[@ISEEKSPACE]

When Bourdain passed I was devastated. Of course, I only knew him from his shows, but man was he brilliant. He was my favorite host of all time. This was a really awesome tribute. Thank you...

[@nishthagupta1357]

Ikr

[@dingdangdong7108]

So take care of yourself Sonny, you may not be trending on KZbin but you're one of the best that ever happened to KZbin history... You brought out a fan in me. CHEERIOS from Toronto, Canada!

[@jadaseconds9678]

damn right! 😁

[@kledus420smith8]

Tina Bitch Ass he's trending it's just KZbin is a bitch

[@naritruwireve1381]

Let's be real though. The KZbin trending page has always been kinda biased towards certain channels, and even videos with few views were trending. KZbin's broken.

[@guillaumel.5483]

With almost 800,000 subscribers, he is trending!!

[@TheBeastly1324]

he's only getting bigger

[@SweetHopeCookies]

Sonny, this was an incredible tribute done in memory of Anthony and it’s one I would think he would have loved because the focus was more on the people he met than on the food he ate. That’s what I always loved about his approach to food travel, that there were always people attached to the food and he’d engage with them in such a caring and respectful way. You did his memory proud Sonny and you are someone who carries on his tradition beautifully while doing it your own way, with enthusiasm for the food while graciously and with humor engaging with the people whether it be food vendors, restaurant staff, or the folks that work right along with you. I hope other food vloggers will do an episode out of respect and appreciation for Anthony as well.

[@BestEverFoodReviewShow]

Thanks. :)

[@alphacause]

Baking Sweet Hope, that was wonderfully said. You artfully expressed the sentiments of all the people who love food, travel and culture, and the people who adored Anthony Bourdain for underscoring the beauty in experiencing all of that.

[@burningdrive-in275]

Well said!

[@vajayna_eklhabouh]

When she said... 'His passing is a big loss to me".... I felt it with her. My heart dropped for sure.

[@epramos6800]

IKR... She also wanted to share the sorrow with AB's family... It's like cutting onions when i heard her say that. It's such a 'Vietnamese' thing to say and do (I live in the largest Vietnamese community in the US, OC, Ca).

[@ducngo3077]

@@epramos6800 yes, indeed it is a very Vietnamese thing to do and say.

[@tammeyj1958]

I'm in tears. I followed his journeys for 20 years and I miss him a lot. He started what KZbinrs are doing today. Thank you sonny for covering this. I know he wanted to live in Vietnam I don't know why he just didn't find a place and move there we will always remember him.

[@reeffeeder]

You are the only person who could have done this video. What an awesome way to pay tribute.

[@KareemPinkston]

reeffeeder ~ I agree with this opinion. Although there are many other food vloggers, Sonny did a fantastic job. As a matter of fact, there are times in this video that he even sounded like Anthony and it moved me. Thank you from coming from humbled beginnings and creating such remarkable content.

[@joaquinflores4695]

He sounds like a Rat, I loved Anthony though!

[@joeanthony419]

No kidding!

[@bryancable7764]

This could be an entire series. Going to all of the places Anthony went to.

[@tammimacclellanheupel1517]

That's a great idea, since no one can ever replace him!

[@guss148]

He just did...

[@normajean4696]

Yo!! This needs to be done!

[@pestydesperado8771]

@@RykerSpeaks I think the point is seeing how the restaurants changed bc of his impact, not just the food review..

[@AmanBansil]

100% agree

[@simplelife6294]

What a wonderful tribute to a man who has left his legacy for many years to come in re-runs of his fantastic shows... for us foodies to discover in our own food journeys and reminisce. thanks Sonny for this great episode. Very emotional 🙏

[@lynnmottaghi5433]

Lombi Mama .... I couldn’t agree more!!!!! I believe music and food is what bring us together regardless of our differences in background and culture.

[@jessewatkins1442]

I can’t tell you the impact that this showing has did for me. I struggle with mental health just like most vets. This has been a getaway from the stressors. Anthony was that for me and now it’s you sonny. So thank you for airing this.

[@RicasHomeySpace]

Sonny, from the bottom of my heart......Thank you thank you thank you for doing this request. 👏👏Anthony Bourdain was such an inspiration to me and my kids, and I'm sure to the global foodies as well. Thank you for being a vehicle of closure for us who are distantly mourning, and for carrying on the torch of a food evangelist. I cried watching your episode but you still managed to cracked me up (damn you're clever!). It's such a bittersweet episode, and for that....my hats to you dear Sonny!!!❤❤❤

[@rickg8015]

Rica's Homey Space Yeah, Sonny did a great tribute here..

[@RicasHomeySpace]

He did Rick. I'm so proud of Sonny for doing this. It speaks volumes of how he is passionate about food and how Bourdain also inspired him in doing what he is doing with his channel. I'm new to YT publishing recipe videos and Sonny has also inspired me to continue publishing vid no matter how crappy my vids are. It's the LOVE FOR FOOD that brought as all here (KZbinrs and viewers alike). Much love!

[@rogue051272]

I love Anthony Bourdain so much and watched all episodes of No Reservations & Parts Unknown. My heart was broken when he passed away. Now that he's gone I feel that you have taken his place. Whenever I watch you in youtube I see him in you. Please continue to share us your food discoveries . God bless you and your team !!! P.S. this episode made me cry

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

Anthony may not have felt this during the time of his death. But he was loved the world over.

[@razony]

I still watch Anthony's episodes every night to this day. Vietnam was some of my favorite episodes. Never gets old...

[@indranilbagchi95]

i grew up watching 'No Reservations' all my childhood. It was pretty hard for me to digest his loss. Nice work dude! Cheers!

[@jeffalbillar7625]

@Cobb Knobbler well, your wish has come true. He has rotted in his grave.

[@jeffalbillar7625]

@Cobb Knobbler And?

[@wtfuchickenhead]

Cobb Knobbler your extinction will be celebrated, you brainwashed npc

[@featrmedia]

amazing Sonny :)

[@BestEverFoodReviewShow]

Thanks man.

[@Prinren]

KUYA ERWAN

[@deetravelgirl]

Erwaaaaan :)

[@adventuresfloridatothailan5217]

Erwan you are as awesome as Anthony . RIP Anthony. will miss you

[@blarf4773]

REWAB

[@robsardroning6156]

It's 2020 and still cry when I hear his name, I will be going to Vietnam for my first time next year, and I can't wait to fall in love with Vietnam . You are so sadly missed Anthony Bourdain 💗💗

[@thythong3067]

As a Vietnamese, when I heard you said "every nuance of this country", I am basically moved to tears. Thank you for everything Bourdain has done to our locals and thank you every single foreign vlogger paying a visit to Vietnam.

[@trappenweisseguy27]

Buddha bless you.

[@asiandraven5240]

not all vietnamese is Buddhism bro... @@trappenweisseguy27

[@epramos6800]

in Spring 2019 My wife and good friends and neighbors went to Vietnam for 3 weeks. We ate at all the places Mr. Bourdain featured on his shows. It was a great and memorable vacation. RIP Anthony Bourdain and my neighbors and we are doing your BBQ tour in the South when the C19 pandemic ends or flattens...

[@nhomistek]

"When it's gone, it's gone." What a beautiful double meaning there. Well said Sonny, thank you.

[@gabyponte6497]

This was so emotional.. Anthony bourdain was such a special soul. He found other special souls and touched them deeply. Good lord we were lucky to have him

[@carlvu7]

I'm from Vietnam. I left on 1975 when I was 7 yo. I live in New York. I have been wanting to go back to see if my family house is still there and, of course, enjoy the streetfood.

[@MrWaaadim]

Did you manage to go back to Vietnam again?

[@maucomia105]

When a person can be there for you, but you cant be there for them in times of trouble. Rest easy, Sir Anthony. :(

[@MrShawnduggan]

The loss of Anthony has saddened the heart of people all over the world. Still, even after all this time, I tear up when I see a vlog like this. Thank you, Sunnyside. A great tribute to Anthony. It must have been humbling to do this program.

[@someoneanyone884]

❤❤❤

[@tracymillard7427]

I loved Anthony Bourdain, and I haven't been able to watch him since he died, but this is a beautiful tribute to him and reminded me of the magic he gave to the world. As a former travel agent, I can especially appreciate his love of culture as expressed through the food of each place he visited. Thank you--and please do more tributes to him.

[@nishthagupta1357]

Yes

[@HaramBeatz]

Watching this in 2021 in tears. Rest in paradise, Anthony.

[@neednot22]

Bro I'm watching a food channel, why am I crying

[@jonfranco974]

I'm asking the same thing. I guess I just miss Tony and am a bit disappointed at the way he took himself out of our lives. I wish he would have reached out to somebody first!!

[@ghentleman9397]

to many onions :'( it is sad to see him go, especially the way he did. always remember to seek help and to help others you see in need!

[@nya1950]

Same here

[@Iriemakena]

Anthony was a great man. Fist time ever I cried over the passing of a tv celebrity. This was a great tribute video.

[@remiqaine]

Same

[@jchic1234]

Wondering if I was the only one tearing up watching this. The love of Vietnam and what he meant to these people. He changed their lives forever and ours. RIP Chef Bourdain. And thanks for making this video.

[@bbqbrothersincchefkev8589]

Anthony Bourdain is part of the reason im a chef. He will always be missed.. #nycishome

[@vijayafernando1]

Anthony was a one off

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

was a creepy dude

[@j.b.m4640]

@Cobb Knobbler . Me too. He was a libtard and a beta

[@jonnywas2665]

I really wish KZbin would allow multiple 'thumbs-ups'. One of my favourite reviewers of food and travel paying homage to the greatest of all time. Every time I watch this it brings tears to my eyes.

[@edpho4779]

Anthony Bourdain was ambassador of food and culture, bringing people together. Somehow he mended old wounds around the world caused by our government. Remember the Vietnam war? Vietnamese people are tough with a big heart, they kicked out the Chinese, then the French and the Americans later, and still they managed to preserve their core identity.

[@RUHappyATM]

But alas, he met his Waterloo!

[@sidmichael1158]

:)

[@RUHappyATM]

@Jesse Tate bet you the South felt it was a war imposed on them by the North!

[@quyentrinh2890]

K Ha the history is written by the winner, fucking dickhead! And if you want to rewrite it, do something but yelling out shits from your mouth!

[@bellsbeach1208]

Quyền Trịnh the word dickhead was invented for you

[@nimarus3118]

Anthony passed away almost 2 years now. Like ripples in a pond, his actions are still helping people long after he left us.

[@Thehomelessathlete]

He gave us hope we needed and compassion long forgotten

[@aarondejonk8195]

What a wonderful video... I had the opportunity to spend a day with Tony and his ability to make you feel good about yourself was extremely touching and this video brings tears to me remembering him through the people his charisma touched and changed lives... RIP Tony...

[@jessicaleblanc-nh1yl]

Appreciations for sharing this. Anthony Bourdain was a bit of true magic and truth. His nature always came through with his shows and his writings. Humble & honest & filled with real candor. Again, thank you very much.

[@minniec.9127]

I've revisited this tribute vdo to Anthony Bourdain a few times and everytime I watch it, I can't help but tear up. I still miss him. Thank you, Sonny, for making this vdo.

[@MissHoneyBee24]

I still can't believe Anthony is gone. Whatever disturbed his soul that took him away from this world, I hope now he is at peace. He is truly missed😔🙏💖

[@JoeBlow_4]

Asia Argento walking around Italy holding hands with another man while Anthony was filming. He'd had enough. That c*nt is responsible for his death. Witch.

[@Smellymelonz]

He exposed the United States government and told people the truth it wasn't a suicide but a murder!! and I'm sure most people in this world would agree

[@caprumra782]

Depression is no joke. And the medication for it might be worst. Long live his legacy

[@1cluelessfitness]

🙌🙌

[@AlleyCatGhost]

He had a broken heart

[@David-xk8uf]

Vietnam healed my soul. The landscape, the people, the food...

[@damiann4734]

He should have moved to VN and retired there like he wished. Maybe eventually different...

[@lsusouthpaw9952]

Sunny, this is a great tribute. I just started watching your videos a few months ago but I was a huge Anthony Bourdain fan, Andrew Zimmerman there after and now you. I love watching these videos, but I went all the way back to your beginning videos to start watching your series. I love your pride for food like they did, and I would love to hang out in Vietnam, or any of the other countries that you have so frequently visited. Thank you for what you do.

[@northidahonightmoves2479]

Anthony was one of my idols and I think you nailed this one. Thanks for the tribute and for making your show!

[@alphacause]

Thank you so much for doing another great food video, as well as a fitting tribute to Anthony Bourdain. Of all the celebrity chefs, Bourdain, through his various travel programs, has done more to expose the world to small fledgling restaurateurs and street vendors than anyone else has. Bourdain's efforts to bring these small time chefs and business owners to the broader public consciousness not only helped these struggling restaurant owner's financially, but it also introduced many people to cuisines - and via these cuisines, other perspectives - that they otherwise would not have experienced. No greater accolade can be bestowed upon a man than the compliment that he acted as a gateway to expand people's horizons. Mr. Bourdain did that in spades, and his skill and enthusiasm for doing this will be sorely missed. Fortunately, he left a lasting legacy in a plethora of food/travel show hosts, who have drawn inspiration from his work, as is exemplified by your show. Thank you Sonny for carrying on that tradition.

[@forreal245]

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[@anonymousmc7727]

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[@vo2107]

Is that a essay, because it thought it was a story. It was great though👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😁😁😁

[@passbyicecube]

I know Anthony Bourdain's love for Vietnam since "A Cook's Tour", every time he starts a new season or new series, I always can't wait for his another Vietnam episode, because we can genuinely see his love for that country in the show, he sincerely enjoying every moment of his trip.

[@PorkChopJones]

Such a very nice memorial video of Anthony Bourdain. A gesture of love and respect. Thank you for sharing this.

[@BroTortuga]

Man... the ending had me in tears... You and Anthony are both amazing story tellers, and the way which you were able to explain Anthony's story and humanize him was truly truly beautiful

[@MeMommyEms]

This is the only food show that made me cry!! 😭😭😭

[@nimadorjee8428]

Me too

[@flaviafassheber]

Me toooo :'(

[@melodyannferrer6117]

me too

[@usgalsen]

That is a wonderful tribute to the wonderful man Anthony Bourdain was. You have a terrific food show. I watch it non stop.

[@exjwtherapy1814]

Currently in Vietnam eating ban mi x at the place Anthony Bourdain went to x I miss this legend but to be honest you are carrying on a legacy of food exploration which is so appreciated x thanks ❤

[@stilcrazychris]

Wow a great video about how Anthony touched so many in that city. I've never watched a lot of Anthony's shows, but it looked like he touched a lot of people who really cared for him & how he helped them with there businesses. What a selfless act of kindness. I'm sure he will be missed deeply. Thank you for showing this side of Anthony, Chris from Missouri

[@joshjewell8936]

Anthony Bourdains impact on others is incredible. He loved Vietnam and he loved the people. I see the same love for Vietnam in you Sonny!!

[@AQUA14130]

I still miss Bourdain...he's still has so much more to share to us. RIP Anthony.

[@nativeindian]

Thank you for this Tribute, Sunny. I miss Anthony Bourdain on this planet.

[@greggross8856]

Visited Vietnam two years ago. Beautiful country. Wonderful people. Amazing food. God willing, I will return one day.

[@HENRY-wh1in]

Vietnam loves you too mate!

[@jeremy3897]

Thank you for doing this tribute. For me, and many other road warriors, Anthony was one of the few "real deals". The guy taught many of us how to appreciate the subtle cultural nuances that make the world a great place.

[@tonyafoodfamilyfriendsandf8192]

that was a beautiful tribute to the man!!! R.I.P💕

[@perthyren4567]

Tony, where ever you are you have touched many people during your travels who loves you!

[@suaier2952]

I lost it when the lady said he was like a kind guardian angel😭❤❤❤ thank u sonny for this episode...

[@pandalala888]

Su Aier 😓

[@angelag7992]

This was a very touching, and truly lovely video. Not only is the food in Vietnam delicious it's also beautiful, just like the people who live there are beautiful❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@carmenmessam]

Thank you Anthony for loving my home country and for appreciating not only the food but the people and our culture. You are missed each and every day by so many. Seeing the lunch lady is how we all feel inside without you here. RIP

[@RetiredUSN]

It is 2021 and I'm still watching this memorable video. I miss watching Mr. Bourdain and his travels. What a great video brother. Navy man from Fairfield California here.

[@MusicforMe123]

One man who is so genuine touched the inner soul of people across all language barriers. He will be missed!

[@AussieAngeS]

I loved Anthony Bourdain 🙏🏼 he will be sadly missed. Lovely tribute to him.

[@calvinlee668]

FitAngie BRC cà decade

[@ants08031236414]

I don't know how many times I watched this great homage episode. And every time Sonny sounds to me as if Anthony Bourdain is still here among us.

[@jacquelynlinn1505]

Bless you for show casing Anthony. He was special. As are you Sonny. Awesome.

[@johnsmithee6660]

A very well done episode. Not many food vloggers have gone out of their way to create a tribute video for Anthony Bourdain, and what better way to do it then to visit the vendors and street food places that Bourdain had cherished when he had visited Vietnam. I hope, Sonny, you get a chance to visit that Bun Cha place for where Bourdain and Obama had dinner, in Hanoi RIP The greatest food and cultural Ambassador in the world.

[@Niftynorm1]

When I first saw the title I was concerned about how this would come out but I must say you did a wonderful job of honoring Tony and showing some of the people he touched in his life. Thank you from this former line cook.

[@__R__S__]

I‘m so sorry for your loss. We all miss him.

[@yahushuamyking]

Thank you. We Love Anthony and we Love you for honoring him!!! And we LOVE LOVE LOVE Vietnamese food!

[@sallymacphee8451]

Thank you so much for making this. We want more please!

[@siempreamor5149]

This was a beautiful tribute Sonny! I hope youre having a wonderful day whereever you are in the world. I grew up watching Anthony Bourdain, he inspired many throughout the years.

[@michaelquiambao1975]

Siempre Milligan Amor same with you

[@shermich90]

The last lady talking about how Anthony would visit her everytime he was in the country and would send his regards made me sad. :(

[@tereselapree222]

shermich90 while it is sad because Mr Bourdain is gone. It also made me happy at the same time because you saw how much he truly cared for the people. His friends. I felt both emotions at the same time. ( don't know how that's possible...) ☮️

[@aliciarobinson4107]

Anthony taught me so much about cooking food and culture, and I traveled around the world, through watching him. 😊

[@Senorzilchnzero]

i like the lady in the end. She seems kind hearted and genuine. I'm glad Anthony helped her business grow.

[@spacecowgurl57]

I remember this episode of Anthony Bourdain and loved his passion and down to earth character. Women are a huge force in the food industry especially Vietnamese and Anthony respectively honored them. I adore you and keep your own journey just as you are!! xoxoxo

[@theartsytable8137]

Anthony Bourdain was a truly inspiring traveler, chef, and writer. He has been a huge inspiration to me, and is one of the reasons I’ve gone down my life path. His wit, his talent, and his heart never ceased to amaze me, and he will be missed.

[@daddyraksa2228]

Why am I tearing up God damn it I came for a food show! Please do other episodes of the places he visited! It's so heartwarming to see how he affected other people's life!

[@gigisong81]

kovács balázs same here!!!!!

[@badenielsen]

When the Lunch Lady told about him in the end it hit me pretty good.

[@JohnWHoff]

The lady who called him a guardian angel...it tore me up! In a good and cathartic way. But Sunny...you can also walk in those angel shoes. Keep up the great work.

[@geoffreygraved4824]

A very touching tribute to Anthony. Loved the world over by ordinary people, poor people who changed his way of thinking about food.

[@johnnylee1567]

Thanks for doing the re-steps of Anthony in Saigon. He’s an amazing person and the food world people will miss him. RIP Anthony!

[@foxybrown1g]

Thank you so much for this tribute video. I cried when he passed away. It was so nice to see how he affected the owners of the establishments that he visited. I would love to see more videos like this.

[@repp181]

I was watching some Bourdain tribute videos and I ended up here. Honestly I have to say that it was a very very nice video. Thank you for making it.

[@rogeroneill2269]

How could you not rate this video.....Anthony Bourdain was the first food content I looked at. in 2021 im still watching this episode for the 5th time

[@moijiahui8441]

Thank you ,Sunny. Anthony Bourdain is my favorite TV host in food tour - Parts Unknown, No Reservation and Cook’s Tour. I’m very glad that you posted this video, which I believe it’s allowing the Vietnamese chefs a chance to give appreciation words to Anthony. Definitely I want more videos of places that Anthony visited, as a memory and tribute for the efforts that he had done in Vietnam. Thank you again, Sonny.

[@ehmmmjay9907]

Damn, this was a hard watch. Huge fan of Bourdain. Thanks for the video!

[@michaelquiambao1975]

Ehmmm Jay kupal k! King INA mo!!! Ulul!!!

[@uhmilli4680]

Incredibly touching.. thank you for this. RIP Mr. Bourdain

[@krissyp503]

My husband worked for Anthony as an executive chef for 6 years. He has nothing but the best things to say about he and his wife. He also trained in Ju-jitsu (if I spelled that right ) with Bordain. From what I've heard, he was an amazing person. Glad you were able to speak with people who knew him.

[@Fran28.]

These places..are definitely on my list to go to in Vietnam..I'm a very simple, humble,straightforward person..just like Anthony Bourdain..I'm sure he would be proud of this video..Cheers to Happiness and Wisdom..🤗🥂💖

[@kcitymaryh]

What a beautiful tribute to a wonderful man. You did Anthony proud!

[@MultiRabe]

When the Lunch Lady started to tear up a little, I almost broke down and cried too...I’m still not fully over his death ☹️ Excellent episode Sonny 👍🏼👍🏼

[@TasfeenZaman]

Even I cried watching the video. Thank you Sonny for the emotional journey. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@caroletaylor894]

Thank you for going back to see how their lives changed from Anthony visiting them. It really touches your heart.

[@infoscholar5221]

I loved Anthony Bourdain. When I came home from work that day, my wife sat me down and told me the news, because she knew I revered the guy. I wish someone close to him could have gotten him some help. But he was who he was, and maybe that wasn't so easy. Such a loss. Great tribute, Sonny and crew. Tears me up. You're continuing in his footsteps, though. Keep it up.

[@theadventurefamily761]

This tribute video brought tears of sadness & joy at the same time. Thank you. My wife and I have watched his shows until his passing and still watch them today. I know Anthony Bourdain would be proud your continuing his legacy of food to the world. Keep up the great work. 🍺

[@helene7672]

I always come back to this video when I'm watching Bourdain's content. Really miss him a lot. 😢