How Muslims Survive in the Land Of Pork!! Halal Viet Street Food!!

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[@DylanPlaz1560]

Hiiiiii!!!!!!

[@jiokl7g9t6]

I want to thank the whole team. To me, you are the spiritual inheritor of Anthony Bourdain, and that means much, much more than just being a food show. Bravo to the whole team.

[@yayarivera5136]

❤❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🇬🇵🇬🇵hi too everyone’s ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾so yummy 😋

[@jamesbond4810]

I request you to not to make these "make other society" bad kind of thumbnail.

[@moniquewhitfield4387]

​😊😊 😊

[@asmrlova]

I really appreciate this. As a Muslim in Malaysia I've always wondered what our neighbors in the north eat. As there is very little chance of me ever stepping foot in Vietnam, this is like a window into their culture and you dont really see people showing this angle. You probably dont even read most of the comments here but if you do happen to come across this one, from the bottom of my heart I would like to say, thank you.

[@TurboLazer007]

Bro I'm from Poland, this is even more exciting for me haha

[@mohammedsiddeeq5517]

Foody from India ❤

[@Sreeni007]

Why eating meat? , islam founder hazrat mohammad never eat meat 🤗

[@frankfleming1103]

@@Sreeni007 mohammad is an extreme terrorists

[@dewam1599]

Pigs are life. Without pigs many deaths because many people are diabetic. Among Muslims we also have diabetics and they know very well that insulin comes from pigs. Play stupid and use pig insulin yourself. Without insulin the Muslims will die out. Chewing gum and almost all sweets contain pig remains.Now hospitals in most countries are using pig organs to save lives.

[@snowflake882]

As an Muslim from Algeria 🇩🇿 now I want to go to Vietnam and visit these streets and eat with my fellow Muslims 😊😊

[@VietReze]

Hey Vietnamese orthodox christian here. I actually met an Algerian in my local mosque we had a great Convo

[@Muralidharan001]

And then boom?

[@anvui95]

@@VietReze xin chao ban. hope u had a great time in your local mosque 😁

[@肚肚-u9w]

pork is clean in Vietnam😁You can;t think they eat dirty pork.

[@mustafajuventino9964]

It's not about clean or dirty, the religion forbids it, you have to understand people's cultures ​@@肚肚-u9w

[@nl1627]

I’m Cham Muslim born and raised in New Zealand. It’s very rare to find videos like this about our culture so thank you for taking the time to learn about it!

[@bobbyo3867]

Salam. I didn’t know there are Chams in New Zealand. How small is the population as the whole Cham population is already very small

[@cudanmang_theog]

The Vietnamese settler colonialists slaughtered 20 million Cham Muslims and yet what we have is the total silence and denial of history from muslims who loudly support Palestine

[@thornados4969]

Muslim is a culture based by ancient desert Arabs of mecca who made a mandatory rules to follow or face punishment.

[@rivanmeydika6688]

Asalamualakum of brother Malay champa of Malay minangkabau Sumatra Indonesia 🇮🇩🇲🇾

[@killermachine9989]

do champa muslims pray 5 times a day?

[@MelbourneArchviz]

Being a Muslim I am so happy you are showing us Muslims around the world and their food. thank you :)

[@Itsvivx99]

Assalamualaikum from muslim in malaysia 🇲🇾♥️

[@jaybenh9940]

Alhamdulilah!

[@unbiasedcreator]

@@Itsvivx99 walekumaslam from uae

[@Itsvivx99]

@@unbiasedcreator we are so far but our heart is close 🤭

[@unbiasedcreator]

@@Itsvivx99 indeed the believers are but brothers, so make settlement between your brothers. And fear Allah that you may receive mercy (49:10)

[@Patman-lc2xd]

Mashallah! My family is Chinese from Saigon! I'm the only Muslim in my family! Soo happy to see the Muslim community in Vietnam being represented!

[@niamtxiv]

😂

[@Aisyah-xp7wg]

Asalamalaykum brother Mashaa Allah, In Saigon have a lot Muslim, District 1, Nguyen An Street, district 6,8,10 . In Hanoi, there are mosques on 12 Hang Lược streets, the Muslim community in Vietnam only lives in Saigon, An Giang, Tay Ninh, and Ninh Thuan.

[@abdulhalimYT]

Alhamdulillah, I'm in the same boat as you, but im from Germany. May Allah guide your family as well :)

[@munsirabdulla1900]

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[@roxas6094]

Hold tight brother all Muslims are brothers

[@UltraHanisah]

Being muslim I’ve always wanted to try a lot Vietnamese food cuz they all look so good, but I couldn’t 😢 Thank you for this production!

[@who_hundred_10]

😂😂

[@bloody_me_put-in]

Don't forget to try pork sausages. They are the best.

[@Phuwanggg]

U can eat pho, or bun bo hue, they have beff not pork. We have a ton of different dishes not only pork

[@ameervaliyakath7434]

​@@Phuwanggg hard to make it sure

[@mahdireza5695]

​@@bloody_me_put-inyou thought you did something 💀 just live with the fact some people don't agree with eating pork and will never touch it.

[@InfectiousLaugh]

I’m Muslim and I visited Vietnam this year, the restaurants were very accommodating to making our meals vegetarian/pescatarian. The food was amazing

[@Enforcedcraft]

Wallahi Akhi you are better then this. Don't buy into the pescatarian as it really deprives your body of Important stuff cause you can see studies done by independent researches that said that our way of eating meaning all food should be eaten(they intook all dietary options like Keto, Vegan, Vegetarian etc.) as all food has its benifits, Dairy gives us Protein and Carbs, Animal product as well bigger protein portions and other stuff. I will not go into the detail as Its too long to explain but really depriving yourself from any meat is just gonna lead you to chug pills for the missing Vitamins and stuff that is needed to your body. I'm not saying never do it but just so you know.

[@qamar1041]

​@@Enforcedcraftwhat do you want people to do if they cannot find zabiha meat? you should eat what's available and halal to you especially as a traveler no need to be so stubborn about miniscule thing

[@Enforcedcraft]

@@qamar1041 I agree if Meat isn't Halal then yeah. You didn't get me correctly. but when stuff is available and you are willingly want to be Pescatarian, Vegan or Vegetarian that is my problem.

[@disampingrel6409]

Thank you for uploading this video. I am a muslim who likes to eat. I do love exploring new country but the difficulty in finding halal food become one of my biggest restrictions for travelling. Now Sagion will be on my trip list Also, Vietnamese Muslim got all of my respects for always keeping their meal halal. May Allah bless you🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@MegaDixen]

halal is evil

[@eriktroske6405]

At least there are tasty vegetarian options in most places in South/East Asia. That could be difficult outside of big cities in a lot of the US or France, the countries that I’ve lived in

[@PonytailSensei]

Sonny and team providing great coverage as always. Thuyen did a banger job this time as well! Kudos!

[@arjumandvillagelife]

❤❤right

[@dewam1599]

@@arjumandvillagelife Pigs are life. Without pigs many deaths because many people are diabetic. Among Muslims we also have diabetics and they know very well that insulin comes from pigs. Play stupid and use pig insulin yourself. Without insulin the Muslims will die out. Chewing gum and almost all sweets contain pig remains.Now hospitals in most countries are using pig organs to save lives.

[@surianimohamadhabit4145]

Thank you sonny for educate n promote this muslim food...im from malaysia, will come to vietnam soon...😊😊

[@AArrad]

From Bahrain, and now I really want to visit Vietnam for a halal 'food tour' myself. Vietnam (and the Muslim countries and communities around it) seem much more beautiful but also more welcoming when compared to trips to Europe or the US.

[@christypham3386]

Everyone is welcome un vietnam. I hope you guys will have a wonderful time when you’re visiting 😊

[@Itsvivx99]

@@AArrad its totally not easy to find halal food in Vietnam, if you want to find halal food malaysia and Indonesia is paradise

[@richarddawkins4607]

Taking advice from someone who marries a 6YO, makes perfect sense

[@Pan21335]

@@richarddawkins4607 we also want advice from those who married their own daughters

[@hrep14]

Always love how this channel gives an explanation of foods and its relation to local culture.

[@AhmedAli-oe8si]

Love from Egypt to my all viet Muslims brothers and sisters.❤❤❤

[@brianmoody2549]

The way you understand the country and the people learn how delicious the food is .

[@davidbowie5023]

Not sure about it. This is the cuisine of a people totally alien from Vietnamese culture.

[@brianmoody2549]

@@davidbowie5023 in what ever country you’re in there will be different cultures there .

[@cudanmang_theog]

@@brianmoody2549 In 1832, the Vietnamese Emperor Minh Mang annexed the last Champa Kingdom. This resulted in the Cham Muslim leader Katip Sumat, who was educated in Kelantan, declaring a Jihad against the Vietnamese.[56][57][58][59] The Vietnamese coercively fed lizard and pig meat to Cham Muslims and cow meat to Cham Hindus against their will to punish them and assimilate them to Vietnamese culture.[60] The second revolt led by Ja Thak Wa, a Bani cleric, resulting in the establishment of a Cham resistance which lasted from 1834 to 1835 until it was bloody crushed by Minh Mang's forces in July 1835. Only 40,000 Cham remained in the old Panduranga territory in 1885.[61]

[@brianmoody2549]

Yes you’re right

[@brianmoody2549]

@@cudanmang_theog understanding how everything got started,will give you a greater understanding of the people,of what ever country you go to visit.

[@ahmadfirdauz6322]

I'm a Muslim from Singapore and I always travel to Vietnam. Thank you so much for making this video. Now i know where to go next. ❤

[@onizuuka_sensei]

Thanks sunny for making videos about champa people. I know champa from few years back when I'm studying the spread of islam in nusantara (malaysia, indonesia, some thailand, vietnam, basically some of South east asia), some/lot of the preachers of islam in indonesia are come from champa kingdom. It's good to know their culture.

[@mrbalanh99]

This show goes way beyond food review; it delves into anthropology, sociology, and history. Great job, folks! Also, thank you for showcasing diverse cultures and their food. It's truly appreciated!

[@bobvonk4873]

Yes! Thuyen is back once again. She is always so happy and a fun person. I always love the interaction between you two. And as always a amazing vid.

[@Nooticus]

This channel is just SO exceptional! Showing the customs of this pretty small community is excellent!

[@Cottonworms67]

I really like this tour guide she’s really enthusiastic and charismatic and professional too unlike some that give off bad vibes.

[@MFMA225]

As a Malaysian, it kind of the same as Malaysian cuisine. And this is channel is not just about food, you can learn a lot of things here like culture, history, religion. Keep it up. Hopefully Malaysia will be on the list in the near future.

[@sipalingjago-h2n]

he been there many times

[@dewam1599]

@@sipalingjago-h2n Pigs are life. Without pigs many deaths because many people are diabetic. Among Muslims we also have diabetics and they know very well that insulin comes from pigs. Play stupid and use pig insulin yourself. Without insulin the Muslims will die out. Chewing gum and almost all sweets contain pig remains.Now hospitals in most countries are using pig organs to save lives.

[@nickfaizy5431]

Setuju bro

[@yuucola4145]

Probably bcs some of them are Malay Chams, that's why the cuisine is similar to Malaysians cuisine especially the 16:19 Goat Curry where in Malaysia it's similar to "Gulai Daging Kawah" where Gulai Daging Kawah is popular in north and east coast of Malaysia where these area in Malaysia are the closest one to the Vietnam

[@gold-toponym]

@@yuucola4145 Because many North and eastern peninsular malays have cham ancestry. This food is more of mainland. And curry and coconut milk is common culture. But it is similar using thick coconut milk.

[@NafaratMiyaMiya]

i had no idea Vietnam had such a wonderful Muslim community... Great video!

[@kayflip2233]

Muslims are all over every Southeast Asian and East Asian country.

[@tommytommy2489]

We are Vietnamese. We respect any religion and welcome everyone . We love peace, hate war but never scared!!!!

[@moomoo9143]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@imazumder99]

❤

[@cudanmang_theog]

In 1832, the Vietnamese Emperor Minh Mang annexed the last Champa Kingdom. This resulted in the Cham Muslim leader Katip Sumat, who was educated in Kelantan, declaring a Jihad against the Vietnamese.[56][57][58][59] The Vietnamese coercively fed lizard and pig meat to Cham Muslims and cow meat to Cham Hindus against their will to punish them and assimilate them to Vietnamese culture.[60] The second revolt led by Ja Thak Wa, a Bani cleric, resulting in the establishment of a Cham resistance which lasted from 1834 to 1835 until it was bloody crushed by Minh Mang's forces in July 1835. Only 40,000 Cham remained in the old Panduranga territory in 1885.[61]

[@tommytommy2489]

@@cudanmang_theog that’s the history.

[@haabyalexis]

​@@tommytommy2489litterally why you used present and not past tense, but some people don't get it :/ I'm actually surprised he wrote that because it feels like it's a way to say "no you guys don't get along and are enemies" while Muslims supposedly shouldn't have enemies ....

[@theexplorer1476]

Lovely to see what my brothers and sisters eat in other parts of the world, looks delicious Masha'Allah ❤

[@apt5044]

I love how enthusiastic Sonny is about food....and daring.

[@tasneemmokhtar1874]

Thank you to your channel and team for highlighting the Cham Muslim Community in Vietnam. You should do one of the Cham Muslims in Cambodia-- connected by ethnicity but food culture is a different story. Cham people are a diaspora all over the world with many food culture influences because of this. Cham history is rich yet on the verge of being lost. Again, thanks for preserving a small part of it with your video.

[@yojan9238]

There are also Chams in Malaysia states of Kelantan, Pahang and Terengganu in Malaysia's Eastern side of the Peninsular. They came here in few waves, firstly during the downfall of the Cham states to the Viet during 15th to16th century and secondly in 20th century during Vietnam War and Pol Pot aggressions in Cambodia. The first wave of Cham already mixed with the local Malays, but the second wave in the 20th century still retain the language and culture of Cham.

[@nafislavigne]

Your videos never disappoints Sonny. Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@anngo4140]

Yooo you're actually covering something many Vietnamese don't know much about, you have my respect!

[@levonpoe]

THUYEN is my favorite cohost. please invite her back more. this episode was informative for me on a personal level because I am traveling to philippines next year to marry and am considering honeymoon in vietnam. I am of course Muslim

[@robdielemans9189]

Top three! cohost.

[@michelrood2966]

What does you being muslim have to do with anything?

[@levonpoe]

@@michelrood2966 what does not being muslim have to do with anything??

[@alohalo8800]

​@@robdielemans9189she is my number one co host

[@mostafijurrobin867]

May Allah keep them safe. One ummah ☝️❤️

[@ahsanjafri9667]

Ameen

[@softlyspiritual]

Allahumma ameen

[@brahimab3488]

تقرير ممتاز، اعان الله إخواننا المسلمين بكل مكان

[@R_shah]

Love to see the halal foods (permissable foods for Muslim) exist in Vietnam ❤ Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@kroolwrld]

I'm cham american, thank you so much for shining a light on cham people in this episode

[@huus5682]

maybe publish the video after the team leave vietnam, but the after effect is their team cant go back to vietnam

[@azzamziply3039]

Great idea, we here in Seattle have an annual Cham night market, it's awesome for all the southeast Asian living in Seattle to finally have food close/similar to home that's halal!

[@vypham8409]

Excuse me, could I ask you what oppression your community that you said ??

[@azzamziply3039]

@@vypham8409 during the Vietnam War both the Khmer Rouge and then the Viet cong persecuted the Chams which many fled to avoid death. More than 20% of Cham population is dead by Khmer Rouge alone. But between Cham minority and the Viet govt is slowly improving

[@kroolwrld]

@@vypham8409 www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/Documents/HRBodies/HRCouncil/MinorityIssues/Session4/ItemV/InternationalOfficeOfChampa.pdf This just to name a few. In 1800s Minh Mạng forced vietnamizatjon on cham people putting them into camps , burning cham literature, forcing us to change names etc.

[@Canadiantx69]

Having just recently found this channel (thanks to Sonny doing a guest spot on a Guga Foods video I watched), I've been watching a number of videos over the past couple weeks, and have been just blown away by the content. It very much reminds me of Anthony Bourdain's various shows, where he used food as an entryway to also explore the cultures of the areas that he was visiting, and I've got to imagine if he were still with us, he'd be very proud of someone doing the same thing with the amount of respect shown by Sonny in so many different places. Keep up the good work, it's very much appreciated.

[@thatmemestar378]

I can relate the taste of the first dish as i am a muslim myself from Indonesia , in there we have a similar dish called Bakso Kuah with beef meatballs , exactly how that sliced grey texture thing look like but its smaller and spherical and also the taste of it , its greasy , salty and sour so we often eat it with the broth fillings .

[@frostyheaven8612]

@@jettyharrison4377 This is a weak argument. Just because he couldn't read or write didn't mean he couldn't hear.

[@LeviAckerman-ec8wr]

@@jettyharrison4377weak and debunked get a life

[@spacedusty]

@@jettyharrison4377 are you speaking this from Christianity perspective?

[@dewam1599]

Pigs are life. Without pigs many deaths because many people are diabetic. Among Muslims we also have diabetics and they know very well that insulin comes from pigs. Play stupid and use pig insulin yourself. Without insulin the Muslims will die out. Chewing gum and almost all sweets contain pig remains.Now hospitals in most countries are using pig organs to save lives.

[@dewam1599]

@@jettyharrison4377 Pigs are life. Without pigs many deaths because many people are diabetic. Among Muslims we also have diabetics and they know very well that insulin comes from pigs. Play stupid and use pig insulin yourself. Without insulin the Muslims will die out. Chewing gum and almost all sweets contain pig remains.Now hospitals in most countries are using pig organs to save lives.

[@msgypsyqueen]

I love Thuyen!! So good to see her in your uploads!! 🤓👍🎉❤️

[@musicbyduc]

7:15 you forgot to enhanced Paracel Islands and Spratly Islands which are belonged to Vietnam.

[@tonykipsaina4453]

awesome ...been waiting ...lots of love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@hml808]

…. Another great episode. This was really fantastic thank you guys. It’s so incredible to see how you have evolved, this couldn’t be any better really it’s fantastic good job, Sunny and Crew.

[@Asama7]

As a Muslim I appreciate you making this video I always thought I can't go to Vietnam because they don't have Halal foods after watching this im thinking of going to Vietnam one day. I hope you make more videos of Muslims community in different countries

[@Phuwanggg]

Still have about 70k cham people in saigon sondon't worry, they are all muslim

[@jasonbunn4965]

Yay!! Thuyen's smile always brightens my day.... Definitely my fav co-host!!

[@abilawaandamari8366]

This is really cool, to all muslim people around the world who has interest in vietnamese food but can't eat it because its not halal can go and visit this place. It's also made by actual vietnamese people, so its pretty authentic.

[@khalidben9940]

This is one of the best videos I watched in a while. I have always been fascinated with the peace of asian people, watching this muslim community and how they are thriving in Vietnam is great. Vietnam is an amazing land as well. Thank you for the video.

[@SoTastyOfficial]

It's a mouth watering 🤤 🤤 🤤

[@cookdislander4372]

I bet this is an advertising comment lol

[@lisalisa1656]

I am an American Muslim ☪️ now even more excited to visit Vietnam. Number 1 on my bucket list besides Pakistan 🇵🇰 and Columbia

[@sulemannandhla8268]

You’re running the best food, history, entertaining show sunny💯 you’re the most generous host

[@nikmatismail]

Thanks for highlighting Halal food in Vietnam.

[@simeononderi2422]

Whenever I see Thuyen I know it is going to be a good video. Biggup Sonny and Thuyen.......

[@hmang6473]

Asian Muslims are something else. My mothers' side is Han Muslim. They had their own Halal customs and food traditions. Only delicious variations exist, that have been refined over centuries. Please enjoy what halal Asian food has to offer.

[@decimat_ixn]

what an absolute breath of fresh air seeing Thuyen in the channel again!!

[@km2100]

The Cham noodle with fish yellow fish broth and veggies toping is very similar to that of the Cambodian Nom Banchok noodle. Also, the way the Chams cook and consume the snakehead fish is similar to Khmer folks.

[@saigonpunkid]

Mekong delta cuisine is similar .

[@shafe343]

Here very clearly shown, how easily manageable own culture without disturbing others.. this world is created for everyone. Live yourself and allow living others too.. Thanks for the amazing video again

[@sadikmakwela1255]

The girl looks like she is having the time of her life with all the new things she is eating.

[@LaVitaNouva]

Could be as challenging as living in Japan while allergic to every seafood.

[@melissayork601]

I would love to visit but scared that I wouldn't make it out alive. Seafood allergies are terrible ☹️

[@LaVitaNouva]

@@melissayork601 Need to be very careful, because even if the dish appears to not include any seafood ingredient, there is a chance it has been cooked in some before, such as dashi.

[@melissayork601]

@@LaVitaNouva same issue in American restaurants.

[@AliMohammed-ez6nt]

All seafood, Chicken and cattle (cow, sheep, camel, even horse and buffalo etc) are enough options, no need to add pork and if a Muslim eats pork without knowing or by accident its obviously not a sin so not like being allergic

[@LaVitaNouva]

@@AliMohammed-ez6nt ah, that's right

[@Unan1mouz]

This is very useful for Muslim tourists. Thank man! Of all the food you featured, I think I would love to try the sausages the most.

[@PGRFN]

Everytime I see Thuyen on my screen I get happy

[@nscian2]

I love how Sonny has his own network of guests

[@matthewgartell6380]

Beautiful people in a wonderful community.

[@shayamoya]

I want to visit Vietnam. What beautiful people 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@dejuhvu1793]

I love Vietnamese food! One of my favs! ❤️

[@shafiulislam2569]

It's not just a food review show. It's a show which review the life of minority, tribes and ethnic people over the world. We can't Thank you enough sonny. Seeing the world by your eyes is just amazing

[@kgdangar2]

Salam to all my muslim brothers and sisters in Vietnam! Love from Malaysia =]

[@tonychopper6065]

A few days ago we received your PM, our government asked Malaysia for help in developing the Hala food supply chain as well as protecting and promoting the Muslim communities in Vietnam. .

[@dwaynehiler5735]

Sunny was desperately looking for the drama or some sad story of difficulty, but there was none to be found. Then he finally admits it at the end... hilarious... great show.

[@labyrinth1245]

When he was cooking the curry, I was like, that's basically how we malays cook curry. Probably because the Cham people are also considered as Malay too. And then you said, "It reminds me of Malaysian food." Well, spot on!

[@kashif9145]

I can’t wait to come to Vietnam! Food looks lovely

[@mushfikoolamen4096]

That sausage looked dope and interesting! As a muslim if I ever get to travel to Vietnam then I must try that beef sausage, thanks for the vids Sonny!

[@QuickkCutss]

love Muslim people they are nice and genuine it is sad that the media portrays them as bad people

[@leylamohamed7950]

Thank you 🙏

[@mustafakamal8608]

I think it's South East Asian thing that people don't have too much problem with each ethnicity or religion. Like here in Indonesia, maybe there is bad comment here and there in social media, but mostly all the time people rather civil. Maybe because in our culture we really dont want to confront others and tend to take things less seriously. I mean SEA people really known for their laidback-ness

[@hhnguyen1210]

Not long ago, in 1998 your fellow people did a horrible massacre of Chinese people, I see a lot of disgusting images of women were raped and killed, children were burnt to death. Amongst SEA, Indonesians are less tolerate of religion differences than other countries

[@verumverba5711]

Yeah right! If I remember correctly there was a discrimination toward Chinese in Indonesia, the last uprising was in 1998…not too far past… How about the genocide that the Khmer rouge did in Cambodia? How abou in Myanmar? Let’s be honest Southeast Asia is not heaven… There are diversities everywhere, not to mention each country is totally different from one another be it: ethnics, languages, cultures, traditions, and religions… let’s accept the fact we are not the same… it’s just an umbrella made up by the West in labeling a region that was once colonized by the West, except for Thailand…

[@evanoeva89]

every country has its own dark past@@hhnguyen1210

[@greatmusic142]

@@verumverba5711 ur absolutely right bro, their neighboring is also the same i believe it was 1969 but i think their government censor out information about this, also how funny is the original commenter guy when he people are rather civil lmao wtf, theres a report came out from google saying indonesian citizen are the most hostile people ever online lmao this is so funny hes delusional and stoopid

[@anthonymc8361]

Oh my... I am a Muslim living in Indonesia currently. Seeing the shots of the alleyway and neighborhood reminds me a lot of sights I encounter every day in Indonesia. Pretty funny since this does not look like Vietnam at all hahaha

[@christypham3386]

Vietnam & Indo are ASEAN…we are not exactly the same but similar

[@christypham3386]

Travel to our country if you have time.

[@michelrood2966]

​@@christypham3386 is * ASEAN * the same as ASIAN ? 😅

[@shirokanzaki15]

​@@michelrood2966ASEAN is in South East Asia (Association of South East Asian Nations)

[@christypham3386]

@@michelrood2966 not really…it specifies geographic location…but google for a better definition than mine.

[@nouramy4038]

Man I didn't know I had brothers and sisters out there , what I love the most is them remaining true to their vietnamese culture and traditions while embracing Islam, they made a perfect harmony of their culture and faith ❤ , I would love to try all the dishes that you've presented 😅 who knows maby I ll get the opportunity in the future inshaeAllah.

[@bobbyo3867]

Except Cham people ethnically and linguistically are not related to Vietnamese.

[@kelvpoon]

Oh she’s back! Love her

[@david94134]

I love how everyone in Vietnam coexist in harmony. Great video!

[@cryptospacexxxit6281]

They dont like the muslims, lets be honest.

[@Powerviolenc3]

​@@cryptospacexxxit6281good

[@jehnmarie9402]

It starts with harmony until the numbers on both sides are equal and then we all know what happens.

[@Madi_Ernar]

@@jehnmarie9402 conflicts have nothing to do with numbers

[@bokelvin165]

​​@@Madi_Ernar to Muslims, yes it is. If the population is equal on both sides, I am 100% sure that the other half will demand for Sharia law, and will demand that all meat should be halal certified.

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

Fun fact: The Cham people are Austronesians, meaning they are more closely related to Malays, Indonesians, and Filipinos. They're an ancient race: their language is the oldest attested Austronesian language, with a written record dating to the fourth century AD.

[@bobbyo3867]

Thank you for recognizing that

[@sae2705]

Neat, I'm planning on visiting Chau Doc at the end of the year (as well as Sai gon) and I know there is a Cham community there. I look forward to trying some of their food too.

[@johnsmith-st6rq]

One small changes that Islamic rules never change. Doesn't matter where ever you live islam is teaching the same life style. Hey brother i love your channel. I learned a lot from it.

[@JPLamoureuxsTravels]

Living in peace and with love and with amazing food and happy people, this is a world model that should be standard ❤ respect love and light to all for bringing this content to us!!!!! Aaaaa peas 🫛 😂 x JP

[@angnguyenha7203]

Great to see you making Vietnamese content on main channel!

[@munsirabdulla1900]

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[@GatorJake]

Very insightful video and a look into one of the minority subcultures I frankly didn't know existed. The curry looked amazing and reminded me of southern Thailand or Malaysian cuisine (as you mentioned). Great job, Sonny.

[@allan_koia]

It's nice to see the beautiful Thuyen at it again 🎉❤

[@Stanley.77]

This is very interesting. I love to learn of how different cultures and religious groups live. I was raised in a Polish/Italian American family in the Catholic Church. I have love for every human being of good character. I even have love for people of bad character, as they are still able to repent and redeem their soul and do right by God Almighty.

[@billy1336]

thuyenvo is so lovely

[@Khanraine]

Salam to my brothers and sisters of faith from Bangladesh ❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@talatshahzad9250]

Very good Muslim community halal food very nice very nice Muslim people I like Muslim people because I am Muslim

[@sbjkt]

That goat curry dish looks really nice 🤤

[@paulhussey20914]

Love the video bro you and your team rock !!!🎉

[@mariamdjama2698]

On my next travel to Vietnam i’ll make sure to visit the Muslim section and binge on Halal Vietnamese food. I did in China and enjoyed Muslim halal food Chinese by visiting the Muslim Quarters of Shenzhen.

[@irmarachmani]

thanks Sonny for making this video. as a Moslem, very helpful because I also have plan to visit Vietnam in the next few month.

[@farisahmadf_]

As Indonesian the Cham people were mentioned a lot at history lesson. One of the first Islamic preacher in Java was cham's descendent. One of the earliest proof of Islamic existence in Indonesia was cham's princess graveyard from 11/12 century. Sure we have many relations with them in the past. Good video Sonny! CMIIW

[@bobbyo3867]

Really? Cham history is taught in Indonesia? That’s great cause Malaysia trying to steal Cham history as it’s own.

[@OfficiallyIslandVibin670]

Thank you Sonny for bringing back all the OG CAST 🇲🇵

[@muradabdulrehman5173]

Thanks to you I learnt something new today...I did not know Vietnam had ethnic Muslim community. Job well done!!

[@jiggitydazzle84]

Thuyen is great, and as always I love this show. Thanks for sharing more cool stuff

[@Fazlalinaqvi]

Islam is the most tolerant secular and religion of peace ❤🕋🤲

[@fakhramaan1312]

This is an awesome video, i love Vietnamese food and always eat vegetarian or seafood style cos of Hala requirement.I was in Hanoi in june and had sensational vegetarian options. Will definitely visit Sai Gon for pho and other food optiosn cos I have never found halal versions before. And hilarious attempt at elicitng a negative comment 😂😂😂

[@shutupandtakethememetempla5771]

All of my Vietnamese Muslim brothers and sisters, Assalamu Alaikum Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@TyreeceBlk]

Waylaykumsaalam I’m also Bengali

[@Machinemancode]

As a Muslim I find this fascinating. I had no idea that we had a thriving community in Vietnam. It seems the Vietnamese are very accepting people.

[@Malghaslan]

أكل عالمي جميل ماكنت متوقع المطبخ الفيتنامي عندهم هاذا الاكل الجميييل واللذيذ

[@kriptokampung9688]

Great to know about Champ Muslims in Vietnam. Regards from Malaysia.

[@Sa7biUK]

*Cham

[@SaeedMSR]

17:45 This joke is a proof of how Sonny is one of the smartest and knowledgeable KZbinrs ever! I love this guy! 💓💓

[@chivienhuynh2132]

Gosh, you know more than me about Saigon and you're American and I'm a Saigonese. Your channel is informative, entertaining and educative as well. Way to go, Sonny!

[@varman001]

Goat curry is made exactly the same way in Sri Lankan Tamil people. Coconut milk and a all the spices... especially tons of chilly! :-) It is a very spicy(hot) dish, every Sri Lankan loves.