BEST ASIAN FRUITS!

[@ibad500]

I love this channel. Not that i'm asian or anything but i do learn a lot about asian culture from you guys.

[@selah._]

Me too!:)

[@fejiroprec]

ikr :) asian culture is interesting and surprisingly has some similarities with the african culture

[@giggles2302]

Me too! :)

[@rike12octavia14]

Fei Odunvbun and it has a lot of similarities to Hispanic culture as well.

[@chriskhleo]

Fei Odunvbun agree! and Jamaican culture as well. eating a dragon fruit is on my bucket list but it's so dang expensive and hard to find.

[@dennydang437]

" This taste hella Asian " I LAUGHED SO HARD AT THAT POINT

[@dude7109]

Lychee, mangosteen and longan are my favorites

[@HamstersLife-bv8el]

DURIAN!!! Mah favorite.. 😍

[@HamstersLife-bv8el]

Why do people don't like the smell of them? It smells awesome!! :)

[@bobbykosasih7447]

Hamsters4 Life123 metoo

[@randomdusk]

I almost passed out looking at you guys opening up those fruits. I had to stop myself when I wanted to say "NONONO THAT'S NOT HOW YOU OPEN IT" and remembered it's 2 in the morning.

[@KaleHello]

Research shows that your brain shuts down after 1 am...the critical time to sleep. xD

[@randomdusk]

I had to stay up to wait for this video, I just had to.

[@jadetran9342]

my gosh i know right they were cutting some of them all wrong hahah

[@randomdusk]

One simply does not CUT open a mangosteen.

[@yenyan123]

Dusk Chiew haha u open them at the bottom by squeezing them between your pales, am I right?? I do it that way :P

[@aidanquinn9863]

Theres a really nice one you missed. I think it's called persimon in english.

[@user-jg3yx8yu4l]

Oh yes persimmon!! :) that's a good one

[@Rachel-um3sd]

OH MY GOSH PERSIMMONS ARE SOOOO GOOD!

[@p90007emma]

persimmon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love it!

[@carmynnz434]

i luv them

[@dionnenguyen3263]

Love it! ♥♥♥ Yummy Persimon!

[@tegn5789]

I'm Vietnamese and love the smell and taste of durian 😂

[@christina8849]

Ikr!! XD I love the smell of durian.

[@jasonlee2417]

+Christina Le so its okay for me to fart in front of ur nose

[@ruynh7323]

SAMEEEE

[@tiffanywinss9728]

IKR! i always love darian and i remember how i use to eat it all the time when i was little! 😂

[@oopsimstarstruck458]

I'm Vietnamese too, and I grew up eating durian. I love the taste and smell.

[@imtheoysterbunny]

I’m a simple man See a thumbnail with a Durian? *clicks*

[@gnagal]

The best way to eat mangosteen is actually using both of your hands to open it, not knife 😅

[@NurulKhobil1394]

Galuh Ginanti yeah. squash it a little between the palms to open it.

[@aisyanik1433]

the bottom of the mangosteen, you squezee it until it open

[@sciencyazn1509]

Yeah, but the mangosteen imported to America are too dry and hard

[@ariapekong8900]

Yea i can tell by the look on the fruits, the fresh mangosteen fruit color is solid white. We throw to the garbage mangosteen in this video!

[@fabersaber]

+Aung Thant me to no need of knife

[@julietteyen9539]

THE DURIAN SMELLS NICE AND TASTE NICEEEEE

[@lucasgoh7348]

agree

[@meowmeowm30w]

agreeee

[@cuteykitty9136]

same and I love durians to but only for the ice cream flavor

[@trblxyz]

agree

[@lizzieandblank2857]

Juliette Yen Me too

[@kiriyoplay]

I LOVE DURIAN! And that's a totally wrong way to open one. Lol! Durian and mangosteen come in the same season. Durian is the king of fruit and mangosteen is the queen. Well, at least that's what we call it here in Malaysia :D

[@KaleHello]

Well obviously these are Asian Americans who don't know how to correctly open a durian. lol There's a trick to it--you have to see which side has the most based on your observations and then start finding the "line" to cut open from there. Very simple once you get the hang of it.

[@KaleHello]

Poi Yee Chow LOL.. I believe he's mixed black? He looks half asian, half black? But yeah if you pay attention closely, the words he says is not as accented meaning that he probably hasn't had an education on the Vietnamese language. It's not that hard to learn.. just enroll yourself into a vietnamese school and utilize your Vietnamese and engage in conversations.

[@kayspace1]

YAAAAAAAS. Fellow Malaysian! >:D I don't understand how Durian is so stinky when it smells like heaven. Plus, you open it with a butcher knife, not a cutting knife xD

[@sangeliastorck8283]

kayspace1 I tried a durian sweet bar from my local Asian store. Lets just say most of it ended up in the trash. Three week old garbage in the heat of summer smelled better than what that bar tasted like.

[@smutpow]

I may be wrong, but the reason why Durian is the king is because of the thorns and the smell (for those who dislike it) while the mangosteen is the queen is because of the purple sap of the skin. Get it on your clothes and you can kiss it goodbye.

[@Michelle-iq2yp]

YOU MISSED GUAVA!! Why did you eat the star fruit ripe? Personally it tastes better not ripe. Also, I looked up on google and I there’s guavas that are red, I only know the white ones so try them instead.

[@josephfrakes9565]

Guava is native to Central America, not Asia.

[@qaanitassalwaara2304]

I dont even know why western people hate durians? It smell so gooooooooddd and taste like heaven

[@wynnexiesoria4968]

Ikr?!!

[@shirleyzhu7715]

+qaanitassalwaa RA i know it's so creamy and deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelicious!!!!!

[@jenni_vu3858]

It's like an Asian healthy ice cream

[@yellosmile2427]

Saaaaame

[@wawanw2422]

biarin ga suka, tar kalo suka habis diexport. jd mahal deh

[@monicag3122]

In Indonesia (when it's the season) we can get about 3-4 dragonfruits (1 kg) at only about $1.50 :D

[@haziqahzuhairah]

Malaysian and Thailand too. Maybe it is costly because the fruit is being imported to America.. but still, $8 is too expensive

[@DeviCloudsElf158]

yeah actually we can find them all in southeast asia, like indonesia, malaysia n thai. and the price is not expensive.. :)

[@davidalexander4975]

Devi Apriyanti adasdasd

[@davidalexander4975]

i like the red one

[@sunn7045]

Wow! Lucky!!

[@KaleHello]

If you want any of those fruits, go to Vietnam. Plenty of sweet, fresh starfruit, durian, passion fruit. :D

[@KaleHello]

Also it's not korean pear, it's asian pear. Obviously Koreans did not "claim" that it's theirs.. I just hate it when videos like these give off the wrong ideas about the culture of fruits...

[@Vi-uc8nu]

YES!@!@!@!!! I'm Vietnamese i love you

[@kmlau_]

NeonHao You are right and wrong, it's name is Asian pear but it can also be called Korean pear.

[@chinobino3321]

You guys are very interesting... The way you present make me so proud...

[@zahra0207]

my grandmother only uses her hands to open the durian fruit

[@lee050572]

same with my mom too

[@trandat3694]

+chee thiam lee mine too

[@jinseobwifeu2548]

Because that was the real way

[@jinseobwifeu2548]

Aquliaus Wattttttttt..........

[@dionnynatanuel5305]

+Zahra Z my aunt uses her foot

[@WindaChai]

Jackfruit, mangosteen, and longans are my favourite. Btw, you don't need to use knife when open the mangosteen. Just place the mangosteen between your palm and squeeze it....

[@haziqahzuhairah]

you're right.. maybe because they're not familiar with it..

[@WindaChai]

***** yeah.. maybe next time, they can try without using knife :)

[@MsPipopopi]

I'm Thai... Don't know why, but people from other countries (even some of countries in Asia) think it is weird that thai people peel mangosteen using only hands -_-

[@abelgoh6112]

Malaysians use hands to peel too~.~

[@MsPipopopi]

Abel Goh Japanese people think it's weird LOL

[@PonCel4ever]

Indonesian peels it with hands too

[@AngryKittens]

Same with Filipinos. I think we are all doing it right though. People who use knives are wrong. Mangosteen (and the very similar santol fruit) is native to Southeast Asia after all.

[@MsPipopopi]

another thing about asian fruits is i hate durian!! XD

[@maplepancake_5033]

A tip: you need to wait for the durian to crack before eating it

[@ThisisSoeExciting]

That’s how it gets rotten it takes a week to open up and it makes the whole house smell bad

[@guppysnoopy1012]

I have a star fruit tree growing in my backyard. I eat it a lot. It's ripe year round

[@creamy9040]

you sir, deserve a star

[@internallyscreaming2788]

I once brought some of these fruit to my friends house and he said "wow these are so asian" and I was like dude wtf

[@RageElixir]

Durian smells hella good...

[@babychimchimtae3439]

You are a God

[@guccigangtaco2266]

RageElixir .

[@NAm-hk7bo]

OMG

[@Sakura_1507]

RageElixir we have those in my country

[@stoofyboof4399]

RageElixir yeah really good...

[@xangyang9295]

When you guys made this I was 1 right now I'm 9 and it's 2018-2019

[@tzehawchoong2149]

you gotta try chempedak. its tastes like a jackfruit but has a way stronger flavour, and a soft creamy texture instead of being firm

[@haziqahzuhairah]

cempedak!.. oh you make me want to fry it right now..

[@melzzyzuniga5280]

Tze Haw Choong Chempedak make me drool :)

[@brandonchoo3859]

Tze Haw Choong Cempedak Goreng!

[@miminguyen2205]

Am I the only one that think durians smell good

[@marissaaulia983]

It smells so nice!!

[@novacollier9636]

i love durian, the smell and the taste..

[@therainadmirer]

durian smells and taste like heaven :D

[@SerGio-mw9pc]

Count me in! :)

[@janicewong5113]

nope I love it and it does too smell good

[@winniethebeast2344]

IDK why Ameicans don't like durian smell but it smells and tastes DELICIOUS AF!!!!!

[@caitlynnnguyen8262]

Right? It smells good!

[@winniethebeast2344]

+Caitlynn Nguyen yep!!

[@rockstarzaid19]

Dont like rambutan and longan, but Mangosteen is life! I miss it so much since Ive moved to the west! Also dragon fruit hypes you up so much with its looks and when you actually bite into it, you are disappointed by its lack of flavour.

[@1loveandlife]

forgot persimmons and palm fruit....

[@1loveandlife]

Durian is my absolute favorite

[@silverlion109]

1loveandlife hi five!!!

[@1loveandlife]

LOL *Hi five*

[@doc.l]

and sugar apples

[@teha_03e_e65]

my dad is pro to open the durian

[@EliaNetwork]

Y'all missed Korean melon! haha

[@Priyanoog24]

You guys should do a video of different types of the Asian greens (vegetables), herbs, and how its prep. (examples: Mustard Greens, Water Spinach, Bok Choy, Lemon Grass, Ginger, etc... Thanks you guys are awesome:)

[@paradoxpizza]

You guys cut the durian wrong.

[@muhammadislam4966]

Lolz

[@islamic242]

Lollll

[@jodieco830]

Hey it got to there mouth right? Lol i love durians

[@calebling8593]

and cut the mangosteen wrongly. Actually just need to press it by using your palms. If you cannot open mangosteen by pressing, the fruit is not fresh already.

[@kianfah]

they cut the mangosteen too! :O

[@arini8750]

I ate all of them before because my Asian parents but them lol...durian is the best!!!!! Omg I want one right now...since I live in Europe, they cost around 30€ T-T

[@Ninaloasana]

wow, that's expensive, they cost about 3 USD here in indonesia, sometimes 1 USD in harvest season.

[@arini8750]

Loasana Hinata maybe it's because they can't grow it here, that's why it's expensive (:

[@Ninaloasana]

yeah right... but still for me it's irrationally expensive. LOL

[@MaryThePanda]

Durians in Thailand or Indonesia are pretty cheap. I live in the U.S. and durians are pretty expensive here too.

[@ethelt4954]

Come to SG! I know my mom buys a bag of them for S$10 XDD

[@Flyingdragon71]

"It almost feels fake, like how hard it is." -Andrew Fung

[@Flyingdragon71]

1:50

[@heatherfuentes2196]

Thanks guys! Winston-Salem, NC

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

Some of the fruits mentioned here aren't really "Asian" because they are not native to East Asia nor to Southeast Asia. For example, dragonfruit (Hylocereus undatus), also known as pitaya blanca, came from Central America or West Indies. Passion fruit (Passiflora edulis) is native to Brazil and Northern Argentina. Cherimoya (Annona cherimola) came from South America, specifically in the mountainous Andes region. The arrival of these fruits to Asia was the inevitable result of the Columbian Exchange. I really encourage the video makers to learn more about the history of these fruits before calling them "Asian fruits".

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Chad Ceredon I'd call the fruits "fruits that Asians eat", not exactly "Asian fruits". Plus, the fruits I've mentioned above are still cultivated in the New World. But yeah, I understand what you are trying to say.

[@yukitong88]

Um... Cherimoya (Chirimoya) is actually from South America. It grows all around Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia. Then it was brought to Central America and eventually Asia. Great channel, though. I'm curious to try the rest of the fruits :). Greetings from Peru :)

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

+Yuki Tong Yes, Chirimoya came from South America. Dragonfruit is also not a native Asian fruit. It most likely came from Central America or the Caribbean.

[@taewithsomesuga9186]

03.30 Im asian and in Malaysian language its called chem-pe-dak and spelt cempedak

[@anguyen8117]

It's also Asian, take it from an asian.

[@singkilfilipinas5574]

A Nguyen Cherimoya came from the New World, not Asia!

[@krysztof6917]

Singkil Filipinas YES dragon fruit or pitaya Is from South America and it's also grown in Mexico

[@Rubiest]

English: In my childhood, my friend there who swallow durian seeds. Fortunately he survived. Indonesia: waktu gue masih kecil. Asa temen gue keselek biji durian. Untungnya dia sekarang masih idup :v

[@Rubiest]

*ada temen gue

[@Rubiest]

Maria Yasinta Adventiana iyaa mungkin krn permukaannya licin huahaha

[@vincenttachikaho1767]

kalo biji jeruk gk apa apa ini malah biji durian 😂😂😂

[@NovitriyaniSekarjati]

Elvina Serafina nggak tahu kenapa gue ngekek

[@AhmadZetLutfi]

+Elvina Serafina scroll kebawah, dan nemu crita orang nelen biji durian, haha, :v

[@ilogogomez6742]

I really loved that you guys explained everything about those fruits, I am Mexican and I love to eat lots of Asian foods , but every time I’m in an Asian market and I’m about to buy one of those fruits... I end up leaving them 🙄 because I’m afraid I won’t like them.

[@sallierozak]

You are missing "SAWO" it's a unique fruit from Indonesia.. It looks like KIWI from the outside but way much sweeter on the inside :D There are some more weird fruits that come seasonal and super rare in our own country :D

[@marissaaulia983]

Sawo in India called Chiku but the skin is hard not like Sawo.

[@nurinnalkatli3009]

Marissa Aulia we call it Chiku as well in Malaysia

[@hawaiianboi33]

sallie rozak they prolly couldnt even find it. its really hard to find indonesian foods in gneral in most of america cuz indonesian cuisine and culture isnt a trend in america yet. its hard to find a lot of those fruits they had in gneral actualy lol

[@chintyalim8526]

sallie rozak they missed "DUKU" too haha

[@hildakhoe418]

how about SALAK(snake fruit) and KOPYOR coconut from indonesia :)

[@melzzyzuniga5280]

Hilda Khoe Salak sepet? :)

[@guaplei1]

How about bittermelon

[@melzzyzuniga5280]

first name bittermelon - buah apa itu? wat kind of fruits is that?

[@rianna4289]

Melzzy Zuniga buah pare

[@guaplei1]

the problem is... pare is a vegetable and what is the difference between bittergourd and bittermelon

[@choubvichea5252]

i don't understand why western people don't like durian

[@antirevatrewatha60]

I think is because of the stink?

[@ersagading4748]

It has bad smell but great taste..

[@adityamanthri9167]

cuz they're not used to it??? idk

[@alienfromarea5145]

Ive tryed it and its good also im from canada

[@saidashippersareshaking8407]

Their chickens

[@origamimasternguyen2352]

Am I the only one that is enjoying this and understands everything?! Shout out to 🇻🇳

[@rexbry1]

Lol, you just open the durian like a noob . . .

[@cp-wk3fv]

Im guessing that they are noobs at opening durians😀

[@PurpleF4Z33]

Plz don't hate please this is a hate free channel Asian people are awesome and you don't wanna mess with them if you spider plop your dead!... Don't you mess up boy

[@-tammy-1452]

+PurpleFaze|Graphics N Gaming| um your not a Asian expert

[@PurpleF4Z33]

Tammy ngo well you know what i mean but dont hate. i may not know alot but im not fully asian im half so stop hating me because everybody does >-

[@jasonlee2417]

+Tammy ngo looks like u r not a grammar expert

[@lifewithkeenalove1776]

we have some of this fruits in jamaica

[@kitchipitchi]

Many foods from Asia came to African countries as growing grounds. Perhaps that's why

[@lifewithkeenalove1776]

no i live in jamaica

[@kitchipitchi]

sorry i thought you said africa

[@lifewithkeenalove1776]

wow do i look like a abut its ok

[@kitchipitchi]

no... i just assumed.

[@Berkovicka]

i adore all asian - from fruit to sweets

[@aar0nlam856]

Chi Chan YOU BE STEALING ALL OUR WHITE GUY FRIENDS

[@Michelle-iq2yp]

I’m a simple Asian. I see durian, I click and drool.

[@azerothnyan6514]

You cut the jackfruit wrongly. And the seeds of jackfruit can be eaten if u boiled it.

[@melzzyzuniga5280]

Tan Wenn Yaw Boiled jackfruit and chempedak seeds taste like chestnut

[@danielle717]

You are supposed to peel it with a knife dummies . Also you peel a rambutan not cut it.

[@siestaw]

You can also roast them too

[@melzzyzuniga5280]

siestaw Roast the seeds the same way like they use to roast chestnuts?

[@siestaw]

Melzzy Zuniga Yes, good thing is jackfruit seeds don't stick to the pot. We do use a special 'dutch' pot but a non-stick could work too.

[@Stillwon8]

Durian fruits!!! My favorite!!

[@chanaphatniamhun8324]

Metop

[@kimtonginn747]

Dalavix Why do I remember you from the geography now Cambodia

[@SyuhadahSaggitarius]

Didnt mean to be offensive but the way you guys opening & eating those fruits is really American....

[@khairunnazirah8497]

cause they do live in America

[@SyuhadahSaggitarius]

I'm fully aware of that...

[@wulandamayanti9748]

yeah, right!

[@SyuhadahSaggitarius]

yup

[@RonLarhz]

haha same...the mangosteen n durain was so runied...

[@huilimchee2712]

Im laughing so hrd when they cut open the mangosteen because u can open it with both of your thumb ahahaa and the way they pronounce longans got me dead ... its pronounce as long-ngan

[@chaosarchived]

3:15 "This Is A Very Expensive Fruit...." OW! in indonesia Its About 2 Dollars I Think -_-

[@kirisya7205]

Kim Dahyun #193 yeahhh sometimes, even less than $2 in my country. So so cheap and delicious.

[@saidashippersareshaking8407]

That's why I have a dragon fruit plant

[@yeminardaphulu9329]

But in America it is expensive

[@AyinMaiden]

Lychee is pronounced 'lai-chi' :P I love durians! :D

[@Piperz999]

i love dragon fruit

[@alert9839]

Me too

[@alert9839]

The yellow one is expensive ad hell $8 each

[@Newb8]

Same

[@cheezball6988]

I LOVE LYCHEE!THE ARE SO GOOD!!!

[@afk-susu6639]

hey do you wanna know who is really cool and smart read the 3rd word :) um, why is the thumbs up button blue?

[@leenaluvs]

Kimchi, that was because that someone who like this comment then you get a notification.

[@trivela_shortsYT]

Who is “is”

[@ricerice6788]

Kimchi because you like your own comment

[@tranthithu4383]

Cause you liked it

[@Tashbunny]

you forgot soursop, lai pears, mata kucing... uhh and i thought passionfruit was a western thing lol. also is funny seeing you open those fruits. xD

[@khairunnazirah8497]

longans is mata kucing

[@razorbite7326]

Longans are mata Kuching not is

[@axcentrixx]

lol you didn't know mata kucing is also known as longan?

[@sarahlim83]

soursop is also called cherimoya

[@veegs23]

If i had to pick one fruit out of all of those to eat for every meal for the rest of my life, i would probably pick mangosteen

[@pippylunalove]

I would definitely pick mangosteen! I pick mangosteen ever time I can have it, went to Bali for 10 days and ate about 7 kilos of mangosteens, sadly I had to share it with my family.

[@kacey3721]

No dragon fruit

[@pippylunalove]

No definitely mangosteens.

[@stephanies9723]

YES definitely mangosteen I only get to eat those when i'm in Malaysia !!! (which is like decades T-T)

[@khairunnazirah8497]

stephanie siaw its hard to find mangosteen in Malaysia. maybe because of it is not the season yet but yeah even for me ( I'm a Malaysian) it is hard to find mangosteen.

[@quackyducky1231]

My grandpa opens a coconut with his head 😂

[@HoldSpaceShift]

Dragon fruit is cheap in China actually. But I am surprised that dragon fruit is very expensive in other place.

[@TheVanShow123]

they are expensive here cause they don't grow them here in the U.S, Well some people do

[@khadinh5129]

well considering the average person in China makes 10x less money than the average person in the US(considering most of the population are farmers) and the value of their currency relative to the supply and availability of the fruit of course its going to be really cheap there.

[@yuniherawati338]

Its not really expensive in indonesia

[@daesuke2538]

maybe cuz of shipping it

[@elilee3328]

OMG I love asian pear

[@Tocaxx524]

Me too! I love the crisp and light texture of it, compared to the American version.

[@minuberry]

I feel like they are so refreshing after a meal. And sometimes, it can be really sweet!

[@elilee3328]

It does taste really sweet XD

[@elilee3328]

All my white friends love it

[@kenneyng]

Kevin Lee i wonder why they have wrapping?.....

[@mack5498]

For you indonesian/untuk yg org indo semua ingat Kulit manggis kini ada ekstraknya

[@LuthvieRicardo]

Hahaha :v

[@buntacumalaka]

Luthvie Ricardo mastin extrak kulit manggis :)

[@리신우-c6s]

😂 😂 I volunteer as broke college student eating the leftovers for next time

[@MegaPhilX]

Dragon fruit FTW! It IS really expensive though... : P

[@khairunnazirah8497]

to grow the fruits is really hard actually. I can't remember why :) but in Malaysia, when I go to my grandma house, along the way I would see dragonfruit farm :)

[@ryuken9823]

Not expensive for me at all! my dad grows it in our backyard! its amazing

[@muhammadislam4966]

Khairun Nazirah wow amazing, was it beautiful? I think maybe they just look like red flowers in the garden...

[@khairunnazirah8497]

muhammad Islam actually, it looks like a cactus. just the diff is that this give out fruit. and ofc, anything tht god created is beautiful

[@ryuken9823]

Yea thats true like in my dads garden its just like a cactus looking thing and theres the dragon fruit on it

[@johnsonpragantha2974]

fun fact, durians has quiet a lot of alcohol and you can get drunk by eating the whole fruit to yourself, and it's quiet fattening as well

[@lori2737]

BUT ITS SOOO GOOD

[@gateauxq4604]

Doesn't matter, still terrifies me, I don't want to find out if it smells like sewage to me :( Nackfruit is supposedly the flavor they based Juicy Fruit off of.

[@alisakobe6119]

+johnson pgt if the if it has been stored a long time , if you eat directly after falling from a tree is sure to be sweet

[@user-fy8ew5lq1t]

Durian does not have an alcohol in it.... There's just a myth that drinking alcohol and eating durian is dangerous. And you can gain weight by eating a whole durian at once.

[@lutfifauzan2385]

+opalexian b'nafia u need to drink water from durian so u dont get drunk

[@qhbejabhv9fzlnjsr6by29]

You eat durians with your hands...

[@annettesims9082]

yeah, eat durian with hands is best part

[@silversimmy3123]

Why would somebody eat durian with spoon? I mean come one live life

[@ziqahbeatbox]

ahahahahahhaha dude seriously if you eat durians with spoon or fork your wired enough. actually we use our hand so its not that new thing to be gross

[@silversimmy3123]

ziqahbeatbox haziqah i know right. Who would eat it with a spoon? Even europeans eat it using theyre hands

[@Eldred32]

Silver Simmy What's wrong with us Europeans?:P

[@emilyhii4105]

I LOVE THE LOGANS AND THE STARFRUIT!!

[@pshwow]

DURIAN IS THE BEST FRUIT!!!

[@MinnieJazmin]

Did you guys know there is a dragonfruit thats violet inside instead of white and it is alot sweeter~

[@DominikNguyen]

and also several times more expensive?:)

[@JenniDiamonds]

You can't really tell the difference until you peel it though

[@stephanies9723]

YEP I love those ones they are much nicer ^-^

[@animeismylife2718393]

i was eating korean pear as i was watching this and yes i am korean

[@veegs23]

I dont get why its called Korean pear. Is it an american thing or somehting? I prefer to call them Sand pears, cos they are still native in japan (nashi pear) and china.

[@animeismylife2718393]

It called that because the land of korea is realy good for crops and the pears grown there taste the best

[@michellebaek1050]

I'm Korean, too. * air five*

[@animeismylife2718393]

Yea *air five back*

[@alexusimbouathong4725]

I've been eating Korean pears my whole life but didn't know they were Korean pears, I just started getting into Kpop and Kdramas, so it made me excited! I always called them Asian pears, and i'm not Korean I am actually Laotian

[@ThePrettyPoint]

You can boil jackfruit seeds and use them sort of like a large bean/potato cross

[@thanhtamtran6345]

Durian the best

[@thanhtamtran6345]

Mahadi Raof Don't worry .....everytime in hotel i still eat durian....no problem

[@thanhtamtran6345]

Mahadi Raof Ok when i eat it i'll call u ~~~ lol ~~~~~~

[@natashamcfarlane203]

i cant stand the fact that they say lee-chee instead of lai-chee

[@24willa]

+Natasha McFarlane i thought i was the only one. ive always pronounced it laichee

[@natashamcfarlane203]

hi five bro.

[@IvyBuu]

+Moddy Smith lychee is actually native to certain provinces in China.

[@Zebeeze]

It drives me crazy! The pronounciation of rambutan also bothers me.

[@madisonnn5]

Natasha McFarlane isn’t it supposed to be pronounced like dat?

[@Kordia725]

I've had the rambutan and the korean pear

[@conniebonnie8443]

Were they good?

[@Kordia725]

YEAH!!!!!

[@마스크드]

Diana Ramos hooray for korean pear

[@daesuke2538]

Consuelo Orozco Korean pear is so must fresh and juicer than the western one. and It's a lot more firm and kinda crunchy than the western pear though.

[@liswandi]

Rambutan means hairy in Indonesian. Because it is hairy. LoL

[@persimpsons]

y'all got all my fav fruit . We people live to discover new things and to try em

[@troynguyen5784]

Vietnamese people,think durian is good. I mean the smell

[@gabeitches5536]

Southeast asians think the same too!

[@angelvy07]

I have probably ate all of them except for three. I wish they had "chai hong" idk how to spell it. That's how to spell it in Vietnamese I think. Haha

[@KoolKatPrrr]

Omg i love chai hong, we have like 4 trees in our garden but all of the birds eat them though :(

[@angelvy07]

KoolKatPrrr Oh, we don't have any chai hong trees. :(

[@huhua551]

So sweet

[@bubblegumdrop96]

They're called persimmons in English.

[@angelvy07]

***** Oh, da ban khong biet. Cam on ban noi e :)

[@HanyMustikabur]

I love DURIAAAAAAAAAN So muccch. but it's expensive -__-!

[@diotrahenriyan8968]

Just go to Sumatra and you'll find them cheaper. Don't forget to gimme some when you're back!

[@HanyMustikabur]

Diotra Henriyan give me some money for flight then...

[@christannathan]

Hany Mustika In Pontianak, you can get a big durian just for Rp 15.000. d*mn cheap

[@AWS137]

Expensive? My friends have them falling in their backyard when in season.

[@HanyMustikabur]

Christopher Anwar Yonathan but in Bandung, with Rp. 15.000 we only got very small durian, not really sweet, not good :( they called durian petruk hahaa

[@deleteddeleted6242]

FINALLY A SUCCESSFUL VIETNAMESE PERSON WHO HAS A KZbin CHANNEL

[@shukriramlee]

most the way you eat are wrong

[@bayudhiyan9296]

im agree with you

[@oukamihik4940]

it doesnt matter

[@ultimatekingluna6117]

Bayu Dhiyan hi

[@Ruby.rune9]

There’s an easier way but dam I wanna eat it

[@selah._]

Where do you buy all these fruits?

[@IsabelVo_]

Asian markets

[@giggles2302]

If there's one in your neighborhood, try 99 Ranch Market. It's got a lot of these fruits. :)

[@IsabelVo_]

I go out of town for Asian Super Markets.

[@kambofresh]

Hawaii market

[@Tocaxx524]

I live close to Koreatown here in L.A also we have a bunch of 99 Ranch Asian markets that sell these fruits. I see Jackfruit all the time!

[@johnpaulnatividad]

I'm Asian but how come I don't know about that Cherimoya fruit?! am I not asian enough? :D

[@CocoCarrots]

I'm so white I've never heard of any of these fruits lol

[@gargantuahead]

because cherimoyas aren't native to Asia. Neither is the passion fruit or dragonfruit.

[@mentoswatthehell]

cherimoya is also knows as "custard apple" just saying :)

[@mariagu2602]

Lychee, passion fruit and dragon fruit are amazing

[@vickili5725]

I love dragon fruit except my friend is allergic to it

[@tnductai]

the mild sweetness in the middle is just so refreshing

[@lovegames007]

wow i wonder how your friend found out he/she was allergic to it : o

[@SunnysRoyalSkipper]

oh man the durian part made me feel sick...I can't do durian. It smells like feet mixed with rotten meat and dirty laundry and the taste isn't much better, plus since it's so soft it feels like it's rotten to me. For those that don't know, you actually aren't allowed to take durians on the trains in Singapore (because they are so smelly) and you'll be fined if caught with one. But dragonfruit and rambutan are really delicious. Wish I could find them more easily where I live. One thing I love about traveling around Asia was the availability of delicious fruits. (And sorry to the durian lovers! heh I know some people think it's great...but then again some people also love natto [Japanese fermented soy beans that tastes worse than durian]....Heeey...FungBros, I have a great idea for another video ;) )

[@mentoswatthehell]

LOL i love durian, but my sisters hates it just like i hate ginger and she loves ginger. to each his/her own. :P

[@SunnysRoyalSkipper]

heh exactly! I know some people that love it. A friend of mine's Mom loves it but his Dad hates it, so he makes her eat it outside. :P But, I'm sure there are things I like that others don't (ginger being one!) so I am not trying to hate. Just personally not something I like.

[@mentoswatthehell]

its the same as blue cheesee too! XD lol i am from asia, its really acquire taste , either yo love it or you dont.

[@SunnysRoyalSkipper]

hahaha I don't like blue cheese either! I think it's those sort of strong flavors are too much for me. I'm from America but I used to live in Japan and I've traveled a little around SE Asia, so that's where I experienced these fruits and a lot of the snacks they talk about in other videos.

[@mentoswatthehell]

nice, i have not pretty much left the country before. :) i soon hope i can travel.

[@ritasofiana9965]

im still watching all your videos, try to see what INDONESIA has, indonesia has so many interesting fruits thats not on the list, Look on google type in " buah SAWO', "SALAK" , "SIRKAYA", "BENGKOANG" etc. i dont think America got that fruits over there, am I right. NB. The way you cut your fruits is wrong !

[@marissaaulia983]

It's true

[@SerGio-mw9pc]

Indonesia host the best tropical fruits the planet can offer! :)

[@cecileh18]

Salak is one of my favorite fruits! Indonesian mini pinneapples are also awesome!

[@christianadipratama2310]

how about kersen? or u can say it talok in "ndeso" way :D

[@LuthvieRicardo]

Pearl Suwanto itu sirsak kayanya. :O

[@lahpee4294]

I ate every single of them before and now I miss eating them 😭

[@mohdalif5792]

Im malysian.......we call jack fruit nangka or tibadak and btw ur rambutan is not good no more dint look frest at all if me i climb the frekin tree to get rambutan taste fresh and sweet

[@alishabeaurier2780]

You forgot cempedak instead of nangka and tibadak

[@lecourageuxame100]

We call it nangka too in the Philippines! Cool!

[@rwahyuaji]

we call it nangka too in indonesia, cool kamusta julie ? . .

[@lecourageuxame100]

Oh nice! I totally forgot we're all neighbors which explains why we call some things similarly. Mabuti.

[@mohdalif5792]

iammaexoticss ya man,totally forgot about that!

[@cutemedli7]

Does Rambutan taste like Lychee?

[@minsugagi8600]

Bumble Bee doo doo da da um maybe

[@karennguyen6140]

Bumble Bee doo doo da da yes, but it's a bit more tart and firm, depending on the ripeness, it's very delicious

[@nt3661]

i think rambutan is sweeter slightly

[@thuyquanguc9981]

It is sweeter

[@978schea]

Bumble Bee doo doo da da kinda....

[@bobby5333]

Puts asian in title yet doesn’t speak like one

[@sydneyfeliciano6998]

Cherimoya is my favorite fruit it's soo good and wen I was young I use to eat them

[@pastelone]

I feel sorry for you guys. Fruits you got looking so out-dated. In my country, I won't eat and throw them away.

[@fluffy5496]

They didn't throw them away though

[@ariapekong8900]

Sad but true. The fruits which fruitseller used to put it on a basket so the beggars can have it were way better from all of the fruits in this video!

[@pastelone]

Aria Krisna Nugraha so true...

[@birgio1363]

10 Asian fruits I liek: 1) Lychee 2) Longyan 3) Jujubes between 3 and 5) Dem sweet sweet oranges 5) Shrimp (it's the fruit of the sea) 6) Lemons 7) Cake....that is made out of taro The lucky number 8) kiwis 9) Pomegranates 10) THE NICE, STINKY DURIAN BOIIIIII Like if you agree fellow Asians

[@ansondio4047]

Durian smells so good and it’s so good

[@dnartistryy3971]

I grew up with the smell of durian and when watching videos of people saying Dustin smells disgusting I think to myself "but I love the smell"

[@lindavest5193]

My mama calls it stinky fruit!! Lol and we are Laos 😂😂 it's always been stinky fruit lol

[@kuttydanedane5494]

I'm Indian and I love durians so much ! Durian= king of mustard

[@dh3w]

You should try soursop fruit (sirsak) , snake fruit (salak), guava (jambu) , watery rose apple (jambu air) , sapodilla (sawo), star fruit (belimbing) , lanzones (duku) .

[@TheBanaxel]

Thank you for this video,it has been really helpful, I going to an Asian market to get me some jackfruit now