Eating Like a Local in Saigon - A Culinary Adventure 🇻🇳

I am given insider knowledge by some locals here in Saigon and decide to go on a culinary adventure to eat like a local for a day.
First, we try the famous banh mi from Bánh Mì Huynh Hoa, a place that's been in business for 30 years and has a reputation as the best Banh Mi in Vietnam.
Next, we head to Quán Cơm Tấm Hồng Calmette to sample their broken rice. Initially consumed by poorer populations, this dish is now a staple of Saigon street food.
Lastly, we have the Vietnamese staple sticky rice from Peofood, which I discover is a version originally from Hanoi in the north.
0:00 Intro
1:09 Banh mi from Bánh Mì Huynh Hoa
6:53 Broken rice from Quán Cơm Tấm Hồng Calmette
9:39 Sticky rice from Peofood
15:28 Outro
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[@tompham637]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Thank you for visiting my country,VIETNAM. ..Have fun, enjoy your adventures and stay safe.

[@silas-brown]

Thank you! 😃 I'm having heaps of fun in your beautiful country. Thank you for watching

[@BlahBlah-gr5eq]

Stepped it up a notch with this one Mr Brown. look's a bit more slick with the edits and you've told the story without any wasted frames.

[@silas-brown]

Thank you for noticing sir. Much effort was spent. I have more innovations on the way

[@maggiekielpinski3713]

I agree with blah blah Silas. Well done. The captions did a nice job of succinctly describing the traditions of the food, you edited the extraneous stuff out. It was a neat and crisp presentation and left me panting for the next video

[@silas-brown]

Thanks Maggie 👍

[@meodenvn]

Cơm tấm without fish sauce man, you did it so wrong but luckily you picked the best place for cơm tấm with high quality and reasonable prices in SG

[@silas-brown]

Yes, I should call it attempting to eat like a local 😅 I was told about that place by two locals who eat there and recommended it.

[@Sandyb0ss]

Hi hope you have a wonderful time in Vietnam 😊from UK 🇬🇧

[@silas-brown]

@@Sandyb0ss Wow your watching from the UK! That's awesome. Thank you

[@vanphan7077]

11:50 The unique of South's dishes often added sugar cause people in here like sweet as: Com Tam dish which has pork marinated with sugar and also with the fish sauce , sweet sticky rice with coconut, .... The unique of Central' s dishes is spicy & salty. The North's dishes is balanced, no too sweet, no to salty

[@silas-brown]

OK, that's fascinating to know. Thank you. It would have taken me a lifetime to figure that out on my own 👍

[@hoavan373]

Hello 👋 ❤

[@silas-brown]

Hello, thanks for watching 😀

[@vanphan7077]

I recommend you can try enjoying "Savoury Sticky Rice" or " Banh my" with No Sugar Black Coffee in the morning for breakfast. The sweet flavor of " Savoury Sticky Rice " & " Banh My" combine with the bitter flavor of No Sugar Black Coffee would make these dishes more delicious

[@silas-brown]

OK, thank you for the suggestion. I will try that. I have been having black coffee no sugar and enjoying it 👍

[@vanphan7077]

​@@silas-brownI have did it and it really works

[@silas-brown]

I'm headed to Mui Ne. I will try it there for breakfast and let you know how it goes 👍

[@vanphan7077]

​@@silas-brown Fantastic, man... You go alot

[@infinitibottle]

Believe it or not broken rice and regular rice tastes different.

[@silas-brown]

That's interesting. I haven't eaten it enough to be able to tell. How does it taste different to you?

[@uv2m]

Texture

[@silas-brown]

OK, I see

[@NguyenHiepTV]

Chào anh chia sẻ video cảnh Sài Gòn đẹp lắm anh ❤❤ 43 anh nhé

[@silas-brown]

Cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều 🙌

[@bridgetbathersby5509]

Awesome video Silas

[@silas-brown]

Thanks Bathersby 🙌