Eating Adventures in Saigon [Top 5 Banh Mi's in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam]

[@EatingWithEmilio]

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[@joe6131]

Once a Marine, always a marine. Once a Saigon, always a Saigon.

[@ericle7299]

The French brought 2 great things to South East Asia, baguette and pate. The Vietnamese made it even better with cold cuts, barbecued pork, shredded pork, eggs, chicken, and some time pork rind. I do add avocado to my Vietnamese sandwiches.

[@preston74]

Then there're the alphabet and escargot!

[@haiyenle2696]

Trên đất nước Việt Nam có rất nhiều cửa hàng bánh mì mỗi lơi có một vị khác nhau!

[@matah1080]

Me and hubs enjoyed watching this one. Loved being able to see a bit of Vietnam as well. Craving a Bahn mi now 😅

[@EatingWithEmilio]

thansk heaps, glad you liked it!

[@AS-iq7sx]

Best " banh mi" in Saigon city = Delicious and cheapest price in Saigon city

[@oTreeni]

The baguette looked SO airy, crunchy, and delicious!! Honestly, I could eat it every day because of all the different textures it has. Couldn't get tired of it. Thank you for sharing!!! I want to visit, but I really despise the heat! Maybe I'll get over it some day. XD

[@sonder007]

With all these delicious banh mi places in Vietnam, no wonder Subway stay away

[@joe6131]

If i can handle the scorching heat in Texas I can easily handle Saigon warm weather, lol.

[@thegioivanvat]

If you like Banh Mi French Baguette, it's one of many different types of foods in Vietnam, next time would you like to try" Com Tam" one of the national Vietnamese dishes. Thanks

[@EatingWithEmilio]

Thanks for commenting! I did, delicious, there will be more Vietnam videos released in future.

[@tinsu629]

I love eating plain baquette dip into bo kho (spicy Vietnamese beef brisket stew). I also like dipping baquette bread into curry stew with beef briskets.

[@prunecuda1]

Best bánh mì for me 1. Banh mi xíu mại (việt nam meatball) holy good. Number 2 is bánh mì chao tôm . Shrimp fake bánh mì... a must for shrimp lovers

[@preston74]

Banh mi was poor man's food back in my college years. Now, they're $7 plus in the states!😂

[@phuongdoanh442]

Try Bánh mì chả cá (Grilled fish) also. So delicious with the sweet fish sauce.

[@HoangLinhBuiSilverDrone]

Night time around after 10 please review the BBQ Pork Banh My at De Tham and Pham Ngu Lao corner.

[@hoanganhdao68]

I agree, "Banh my Bay Ho", they sold Banh My in Saigon for a long time!

[@tantranthanh3055]

Thank you for sharing about Vietnam...wish you always success

[@EatingWithEmilio]

So nice of you

[@hop3106]

Correction: both people in the North and South of Vietnam use Ho Chi Minh City and Saigon interchangeably. As a Southern Vietnamese, I actually hear Northern people use "Saigon" more often than us. Anyway, when speaking with foreigners, the whole country use "Saigon" more often because it's shorter and thus easier in English, and we always use "Ho Chi Minh City" when mentioning address (literally nobody will say their address with "Saigon" as the city).

[@EatingWithEmilio]

Thanks for the comment, and correction. I actually sent some time there with many locals, just commented on what they told me 😀

[@HungPham-ki9wu]

Ủa tôi tưởng ngược lại chứ. Tôi hà nội đều gọi là tp hcm.

[@vn2183]

Yeah, imagine that…wow…there are high rises and skyscrapers in Saigon! Shocking!!! Were you expecting them to live in huts?!?!

[@GayFF-by4hy]

Welcome to Viet Nam bro

[@jdang39]

welcome to Viet Nam, enjoy your journey

[@SilverforceX]

You know it's legit when all the locals are waiting around on their bikes for street vendor food! Literally the best meals I've had was just from walking around and finding random popular with local places.

[@EatingWithEmilio]

Awesome food here!

[@nhutnguyen5138]

OMG ! Good 😘🥰👏👍🥂🌹

[@hungnguyen-tr4cn]

That is a good price for banh mi bro. CA.USA

[@Luffy2Y]

Saigon! ^^

[@ethantrunganhtran8401]

You know what, after moving back to Sài Gòn for 4 years I really miss the bbq pork bánh mì from Như Lan in Footscray Melbourne. Bet you have tried it

[@shaolinm5540]

Banh Mi Bui Thi Xuan is my Favorite

[@xikefocus]

Real Bánh Mì, not like the ones in the States.

[@duytu2712]

Mình thích bánh mì Pate ❤

[@MinhLe-xm9ub]

How comparison between Vietnamese banh mi to Mc Donald and Kentucky Fry Chicken?

[@EatingWithEmilio]

no comparison

[@nopka2293]

บั๋นหมี่อร่อยมากๆยอดเยี่ยมจริงๆอร่อยกว่าเบอร์เกอเลยนะคุณ

[@tonyly408]

saigon!

[@daiseedawson5798]

We NEVER use cheese in our bánh mì. It’s butter.

[@huynhhieu6621]

what different about it

[@joe6131]

Not butter, mayonnaise.

[@daiseedawson5798]

You do know that mayonnaise in my country is butter, right? Stupid.

[@EatingWithEmilio]

yeah that's what i thought also...but this one was definitly more cheese consitency...unless it was very very very thick butter.

[@quin2840]

Vietnamese called it bơ which means butter, but actually it is Vietnamese mayonnaise which made from yolk egg (not the whole egg) and veg oil. I am Vietnamese and own Banh Mi shop in Sydney, I can confirm this.

[@BigSirZebras]

9:50 the mistake I see foreigners make is running across the streeet. DO NOT RUN across the street in SE Asia. You could litterally walk across the street with your eyes closed and you won't get hit although I wouldn't advise it. Just start walking and people will either speed up and go in front of you or they will slowdown and go behind you. you could put your hand up if you like. If they honk it means they are not going to stop and you should let them pass.

[@EatingWithEmilio]

Yes and no…I heard many horror stories from locals also. Most of the time yeah, just walk across confidently.

[@TriPham-j3b]

A network of bánh mì is best vanking business and phone telecommunication router and NSA business like hair cut because now too many travellers and too many bad food out there

[@elto888]

Wow, big building, se asia. Such colonial tone wow. Stopped watching.

[@EatingWithEmilio]

Just expressing how amazing the place was, that’s all. Sorry that you couldn’t get past that and enjoy the content.

[@aikaduong9085]

Calling Ho Chi Minh City is the pride of every Vietnameses in having an independent country after expelling foreign invaders! ❤🇻🇳

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

It's just an immitation of big brother Russians. Even the Ho Chi Minh mausoleum in Hanoi was a replica of Lenin one at the Red square in Moscow. After Bolshevik revolution in 1917, those Bolsheviks renamed St.Peterburg city as Leningrad (Ленинргад ) Lenin city, Ргад means city in Russian. The same thing for Volgograd as Stalingrad. After the collapse of USSR they all went back to the old names. We all know that all communist states have a policy of leader cult. Nothing new really!

[@frankle8807]

Not this Vietnamese. Born and raised in Saigon, I will never call it Ho Chi Minh City.

[@joe6131]

Once a Saigon, always a Saigon.@@frankle8807