Local's Dim Sum at "Dim Sum Cafe" at S. Hualapai near W. Twain, Las Vegas

[@donnanickerson1531]

You are my favorite. So much personality. There are so many You Tube channels and I can't stand their personality. They think because they have a camera they can generate interest. It takes so much more. Thank you for your funny videos!

[@dannythemedic]

I appreciate your compliment! There are alot of youtube channels I cant stand either, specifically some that have so much ambient noise that I can barely make out what they are saying sometimes... but ehhh youtube! LOL its like the wild west :) thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@lmutch427]

A day without a Danny video is like a day without sunshine ....... you crack me up Danny !!!! Keep them coming .....

[@dannythemedic]

I am now in NYC, hopefully u also like NYC vids!

[@dragonmum5353]

Dim sum looks very good . I have not been there for almost 10 years after I see your video I will love to take my family back one day. Congrats to 1 million views , yeah !!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@dannythemedic]

be sure to bring extra water!!!!

[@Jyw008]

I definitely can relate to your limited Cantonese vocabulary. Like you, I can order some of the food menu since I am a 3rd generation Chinese, but can't dialogue with a full conversation without stumbling. Glad to see that Dim Sum Cafe located way out of the strip has survived since I've visited Vegas 6 years ago. Loved your down to earth comments and that dim sum are ordered off the menu rather than the rolling carts at some places.

[@mmmpotstickers8684]

Thank you for sharing the "Me Chinese" bonus. I'm so used to telling this story. I am second generation Chinese-American. I know enough to order a nice meal and then have that blank stare when the server says something back in Chinese. As a kid, my parents asked me if I wanted to attend Chinese School on Saturday, of course "No", and as a kid my Dad didn't make it past the 4th grade so it wasn't an issue. In Junior high school, only Mandarin is offered, and since my family spoke Cantonese, I chose Spanish.

[@rainmutt3240]

I know what U mean. similar story only I'm 3rd gen. Japanese. Had a chance to attend Japanese Language school when I was young but refused. Kinda regret it now tho'.

[@albertlee9220]

Thumbs up Bro

[@susanlindner8632]

I’m watching your videos and smiling 🙂 love 💕 your stories keep it up 👍 one million views 🌺

[@dannythemedic]

thank you

[@donedwards6414]

Enjoy all your videos Danny. In this one, you were a real smartass! I loved it! Keep "smartassing".

[@jimlogan9883]

Always a lotta fun! The editing and composing of your videos, Dan, keep getting better. You're my favorite vlogger...waiting for the next helping....

[@dannythemedic]

Many thanks!

[@dannythemedic]

I do it mostly on iphone! lol

[@TheSpritz0]

DANNY THE MEDIC- Again, excellent video production! I LOVE when you show the trip walking to the restaurant, and I SORT of expected a SAND PERSON to come running up on you!!😜

[@rubyt9324]

Hahaha,this vlog is so funny! Love it !

[@dannythemedic]

Thank you!! 😁

[@shirleylee2885]

Congrats one million views! Your videos are informative and entertaining. Obviously, you put alot into it. You're probably one of the best out there for the locals.

[@dannythemedic]

many thanks!

[@creditcrunch4681]

Danny the Medic, I am loving your vicarious way of vlogging, as an England viewer you do me a laugh, keep it going mate.

[@dannythemedic]

thanks for watching from so far away! :)

[@DaveSParty]

Just found your channel and so glad I did. I'm very picky about who I subscribe to, but you - I had to. Enjoy your reviews so far as I've seen and just you telling us about yourself. Can't wait to take in your other vids. Great Content!

[@dannythemedic]

thanks!

[@donjose6520]

Danny , don't feel bad. I'm exactly like you on the West Coast....San Francisco and it's exactly the same story . Came here from hk as a kid and now I know as much Cantonese as you to get by ordering in Chinese restaurants. Keep the videos coming because I look forward to them.....totally cracks me up .

[@dannythemedic]

oh I dont feel bad at all, not one itty bit. Speaking a language is a skill, I dont need to spend my time developing skills to levels that I do not need... who should feel bad are people who DO NOT develop skills to a level where THEY NEED THEM!!!! Things to learn will always be there in this world, possibly billions of things available to learn, there is just no point in learning things that have no point to how you be livin your life... but it is super important to learn the things that are necessary to how you be livin..

[@kalebeyond8579]

Looks really delicious thank you. I'll put it on my to do list when I'm visiting Las Vegas...

[@LocalboyChetYoung]

Aloha Danny, jus found yur vids. You are so entertaining! U so funny! I can relate to you so much. I like your humor & expressions. I'll check your places out when I go to Vegas. If you ever come to Honolulu I'll show you the best dim sum places as well as the many other foodie places here. I used to do walking tours of Chinatown before Covid for Airbnb. Honolulu is the Asian foodie capital of the world! Most of our early Chinese ancestry to Hawaii in the early1900s came from Chung San (Zhongshan/Xiangshan) as laborers in the pineapple & sugar cane fields, where dim sum came from. Keep up the good work & looking forward to more of your adventures.

[@marlana5359]

Great video with explanations!

[@mayyee5533]

Thank you Danny I just found your post I enjoy your truthfulness on your reviews of food .. I really enjoy watching what you have to recommend besides you do speak well too.. yes your sounds are pretty good.. I’m like you but I’m Canadian Speak supposedly Cantonese but not brought up in Hong Kong so not authentic you re well mannered and thanking your server..I say great job keep up the good work never mind the harsh comments ! I am subscribing

[@larrywong4966]

Great video as usual. Me too, ABC third generation. I know enough Cantonese basics but no real modern terms. Grew up in SF close to chinatown and family could speak Cantonese but mostly Engish. Love to see you eat the same dishes at each Dim Sum place this way you can judge the quality of Dim Sum. For me it is Wonton Soup. I know how to make it perfectly and too often in restaurants dumb it down and not use the toasted fish in the broth, or the wonton filling is not freshly make the same day. Thanks for all your work in the videos, have enjoyed them and your humor very muc

[@GrumpyMark]

Moving to Vegas soon. Perhaps meet you there eat at one of the restaurants

[@dannythemedic]

I always welcome viewers to come be a part of the videos!

[@troyaustin2207]

I very much Love Your Videos Danny and the unique style in which you Present them. Having worked making Dim Sum on and off for many Years in Dim Sum/Yum Char Restaurants i usually can tell by looking at your Selections which ones may be good, and you are always Spot on. I too go for My favorites, the Har Gow, Siu Mai, Chicken Feet, Lo Mai Gai, Har Cherng Fun and Lo Bak Go. Will continue to watch Brother. Thanks.

[@dannythemedic]

the chicken feet I cannot deal...:)

[@christinejensen5735]

Congratulations on your million views......you put out good videos that are funny and informative , love them !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinlaursen7972]

Prices look about 25% less than Tim Ho Wan at the Palms Casino. Thank you for sharing.

[@stevekckm7879]

😊😅😮😊😂EXCELLENT VIDEO..thanks for the explanation! I have seen many of your dim sum videos. This place I think I would like. I have not had Dim Sum since I lived in San Francisco attending college from 1970 to 1976. We ate all around San Francisco Chinatown. It was cheap in those days for college students. It's time to try it again. Thanks !!

[@dannythemedic]

You are so welcome!

[@tomatolady11]

Glad you cleared the air. "Is this the Bonus Section or the Food Review?" Ha Ha

[@karenglaicar5486]

I watch your video's because I enjoy them. It does not matter to me what language you speak or don't speak. Thanks for the review, will add it to my Vegas list.

[@dannythemedic]

Glad you like them!

[@tossedsalad5532]

Great intro - I was waiting to see Bo Derick after you crossed the dessert and swam the bus lane, to get to a 10 ...

[@josephohanlon205]

Amazing! You seem to like the usual ' favorites', ha gao, siu mai. ...Did you finished All? Dan, you get an "'A" for effort, and trekking in that sun to find this place! 😃

[@susana301301]

I'll be in Vegas in August and plan on going there.. LOL, Danny, both you and my wife are bananas, yellow on the outside and white on the insides

[@palomahealing5073]

I figured about your Chinese, by what you order..cos it's the same items I order, and I'm American!

[@kathykramer3215]

i love the rice noodle with shirmp and beef....YUM> i put chili oil on it....

[@sfchewgeo]

Congrats on 1 Million Views, now the millions$ should start rolling in. I read Sunday the weather should be great , highs only in the 80's

[@x-75hurricane65]

New subscriber here bro. You're a bit of a hard case alright, like us maori. I can't speak my native tongue fluently either or understand when my whanau speak te reo. I know heaps of different words, enough that I'd never starve, wet myself in public, freeze to death or get lost and stay lost! Looking forward to your next kai vid...cheers from Aotearoa New Zealand.

[@dannythemedic]

WOW viewing from New Zealand! thanks for watching and commenting!

[@papagen00]

Hey Danny the medic did you ever review dim sum at New Asian BBQ in Vegas Chinatown? Interesting place...

[@dannythemedic]

I have not

[@blackpaw254]

Hey Danny, glad to see your channel blowing up 👍. Remember subscribing when you had just around 1k subs. Great job!

[@Mike-gc9ih]

I just happened on you on KZbin and love your videos

[@dannythemedic]

thank you!

[@Shirloxy]

Hi Danny! I salute your valiant attempts at speaking Cantonese. I think you speak Cantonese a trillion times better than I do, in fact, as a Cantonese, I’m ashamed to say i can barely speak and understand the dialect, let alone grasp the vocabulary. Kudos to you!

[@dannythemedic]

dont be ashamed, you dont need it!

[@jenniferlea8082]

Nice video Danny!

[@Terry3Gs]

Congrats on a million views !! And its like simularly when peaple find out im canadian they just asume I speak french fluidly ... im like I USE to speak it well ... but now I care barely understand & speak it .. lol

[@FORBIDCharlie1986]

I can totally relate bro. I have near perfect pronunciation but have trouble speaking any more than a few phrases/words.

[@dawntheprawn6602]

Love the bonus bit. Me (not)Chinese too and I spent most of my childhood in Asia!

[@sandpquan]

Hi Danny, Regarding the "footballs": Actually I’ve never had a salty one. I don’t know why they named it that way. “Me not so Chinese” also! Loving your honest reviews and criteria to visit an establishment or not.

[@jt8280]

Danny, you are just like me a banana !! LOL ! but its good enough.

[@sandogdy7175]

My brother lives in Spring Mountain Rd. and that's a place to go for Dim Sum. We go there before noon so that it's not crowded... sometimes, we are the only ones until noon. 😜

[@Hmortenson89]

Hi. I really appreciate your videos, especially the bonus sections. I have a couple of questions. What language do the dim sum servers speak? How would I say thank you to them?

[@dannythemedic]

door jare!

[@squeento]

Hilarious bonus section 🤣🙏🤙🤙🤙

[@charliedurham4248]

I would love to see a Las Vegas dim sum summary show where you rank the dim sum restaurants by each dish. Like which restaurant has the best har gow, who has the best congee, etc.

[@dannythemedic]

best congee for me is the THW at that palms

[@wanderingsoul2909]

Well, that is a TALL ORDER ! But Har Gow is an important indicator for the restaurant. If it's not right then my expectations are lowered .... I find that many Dim Sum places will serve dried out / over steamed Har Gow. Your mileage may vary !

[@classyfiftynine8208]

My wife is in the same boat. She grew up in San Francisco and spoke Cantonese at home. But according to her: It's 'baby' Cantonese. When she worked with folks from Hong-Kong it became very apparent she didn't 'fit in' .... conversationally. These were college-educated Hong Kong'ers. 90% of the conversational flew above her head.

[@Ryleerae204]

Too funny😂😂😂! However the Dim Sum looks so good

[@suzannehackett-morgan5051]

You are THE BEST!!!

[@sandpquan]

Have you ever eaten the Deep-Fried Meat Balls? (A1 on the menu) It's a deep-fried dumpling with a sticky rice-flour shell and filled with pork and/or shrimp. When I ask for the "footballs" the ladies with the carts usually know what I mean. Other names are: Glutinous Rice Dumplings and "haahm seui gok" in Cantonese. I haven't been to this restaurant though.

[@dannythemedic]

hom soi gork... I think I might have had one in the past.. sounds very familiar, but definately not something I order on the regular! this salty water horn...

[@susanfisher6939]

You are so funny!! You need to be in movies!!!

[@ms.g6124]

I get that “me Chinese” point. Exactly what me and my siblings go through. “We Filipino” but not really. We were born in the Philippines but raised and educated in the US. We can say some words in Filipino but can’t sustain deep meaningful conversations. 😊

[@dannythemedic]

yeah, and without deep meaningful conversation, there is no belonging in a ethnic group.

[@jimmyl8332]

These steaming dim sum dishes looks so de...licious even when I'm not hungry! 😋

[@calvinnishimura605]

Everything looks good, atleast you know basic Chinese…👍 You the BEST!

[@DCL26]

Hello Mr Medic, wondering if you're interested in ever learning more Chinese. There's an amazing young man, Xiaman, who has a KZbin channel, and now he teaches it. He speaks several languages, (sometimes learns a language in one week) and he's married to a Chinese woman, and I think he lives in Chinatown, NY...or StuyTown now.

[@dannythemedic]

I am a medic because I am the type of person that likes to do things that are necessary, and give zero farts about things that are not necessary (such as taking off the hat for no reason) as such until I actually have a need to do more chinese, I wont have it in me to learn any.. its just how I am wired.

[@bSzeto358]

Love the bonus section, that happens to me all the time in restaurants! "Me Not So Chinese" Chinese too!!! (Except my Cantonese is worse than yours, I definitely sound like an ABC.)

[@stephenholtsbery3981]

Does Danny feel safer in NYC 🗽 or Las Vegas? I have been to NYC many times. Never been to Las Vegas.

[@dannythemedic]

FEEL? no such thing!

[@stephenholtsbery3981]

Danny is a Street Smart Medic with no feeligs.

[@dannythemedic]

I am a firm believer that FEELING safe have nothing to do with actually BEING SAFE. Being safe takes work to accomplish. people can feel safe and be battered, or they can feel like they gonna be a victim of all kinds of stuff, then nothing happens to them. Feeling safe is an idea that the liberal politicians try to use as an empty ploy to get more votes. They tend to make something out of nothing, promote that baloney and then fight that baloney to get more votes, meanwhile the people who know better knows that it was nothing to begin with. I think their strategy only works on people who do not put any effort into things. In order for one to BE SAFE, it takes alotta work. You first gotta look into what it is that you are doing, and what can be UNSAFE in that situation, then you have to figure out ways to AVOID unsafe situations, and also figure out methods to come out ahead once those situations eventually happen. Lots of work... SO the people who dont do any of that work, would listen to the liberal politician, and if nothing happens to them, they applaud that liberal politician, and the very few people where things do happen to them, well, those votes are far fewer than the the number of people where nothing happens so they dont care as long as they get their votes. I find that disgusting, because that did nothing to help the people who needed REAL METHODS be taught to them, and now they are all victims.

[@laurenehenshaw5049]

you damn American! love your story

[@gregg4600]

You said, "My Mom told me never to blow on my (hot) food!" Then you blow, blow, blow, blow, with no guilt, no remorse, no conscious. Hahahaha! What happens in Vegas, staaays in Vegas!

[@dannythemedic]

Of course, because aside from blowing too hard and your food flying into the face of your dining guest, there is no reason behind the claim!

[@gregg4600]

@@dannythemedic For sure, for sure! Absolutely no reason behind colorful claims! (Okay, Mom you can put down the cai dao, it's all good!)

[@jackl5853]

Dim Sum Cafe is own by Orchids Garden…

[@dannythemedic]

but the food is not the same. are you sure it is the same owners?

[@epytaffskitchenstink]

...isn't it Octopuses Garden?

[@korenng5553]

Dim Sum Cafe is opened by Luther - son of Orchids Garden family. My home is just down the street & met owner. Dim Sum all great 👍 but HK panfried failed on sauce few wks ago... inconsistent too salty.

[@paulfarmer1605]

Ever viewed Mike Chen’s channels?

[@dannythemedic]

sure, he is one of YT's greats along with that white guy who speaks better chinese than you! LOL.. and simon gertz.. oo so many fun channels!

[@vegaslocally]

New Asian BBQ on Spring Mountain is another good Dim Sum option in Vegas

[@miriamgonzalezsiegel6478]

Love you 👍❤️

[@rainmutt3240]

Bwah Hah Hah !! I thought that might been the case after watching a few of your vids. Especially the one where you commented that you were "faking it" listening to the wait staff talking to you. Even though you don't "speak" Chinese I've learned a few things watching UR vids 'cause a couple dim sum items U prefer are my favorite as well. Now I know how to ask for them. BTW I'm 3rd Gen. Japanese Amer. so the staff rarely has no problem guessing I'm not "one of them" LOL. BUT when I was in Japan many years ago I had to learn how to explain to the people there why I "look like a duck but don't talk like one". B4 I had a chance to explain myself many local there thought I was either being a snob for not speaking to them or I was intellectually challenged !! LOL Sometimes even after I explained why I don't speak Japanese, they still didn't get it ! I thought that for an intellectual people they weren't very "worldly" if U know what I mean. Keep making UR vids. I didn't enjoy them at first but they kinda grew on me LOL.

[@dannythemedic]

aye, it dont matter if you enjoy them or not, as long as you keep WATCHING!!! MUA ha ha ha ha ha ha

[@korenng5553]

I know what u mean am ABC...don't know Chinese just in light conversation only! Was just there 6/6 with friends & son of Orchids Garden Luther opened 8 yrs ago.

[@dannythemedic]

its pretty enjoyable!

[@knllake7298]

So Danny, which Dim Sum Place in Las Vegas is your ultimate favorite? Btw - I love your introduction on this video😂

[@dannythemedic]

orchid garden

[@charliedurham4248]

As an American, I don't understand exactly what someone could mean when they say they speak Chinese. The default for Chinese is Mandarin, right? But you speak only Cantonese, right? And my understanding is that if you speak Canto, you would be able to understand Mandarin about as well as me and vice versa. Is that right? And there are so many dialects and accents in China, it can't be uncommon for Chinese people to have difficulty understanding each other. Right?

[@dannythemedic]

" I don't understand exactly what someone could mean when they say they speak Chinese"... any kind of chinese is chinese.. it is the top level question that first comes, then comes what kinda chinese.. and no, default is not mandarin..

[@charliedurham4248]

@@dannythemedic , that's interesting. There must be some cultural and political context that is hard for me to understand. Doesn't the Chinese (mainland) government declare Mandarin is the only official language? 4.5% of Chinese speak Cantonese as their first language. 13% of Americans speak Spanish as their first language. Yet, if someone said they speak "American," I don't think of Spanish. Is your position influenced by being from Hong Kong or would most mainland Chinese agree? This is really interesting, I think.

[@rainmutt3240]

Some of the "Canto" dialects are VERY different from each other. People from Fujian Province for example (SE China) would find it difficult to understand someone from say......HK & vice versa. However, the written language is still the same......meaning wise not pronunciation. Even the written language is different from B4 Mao. As I understand it the written language now is almost a short hand version of the original text. The original test required 2 characters per "word", now it's mostly one relying on context of the conversation for definition/meaning.

[@dannythemedic]

The stupid government dont know shit. The size of china is around the size of EUROPE. To call that ONE COUNTRY is stupid. China have thousands of years of history like europe, and existed before technology like europe. the local languages inside china is diverse as eurpoean languages, so when the communist think they can just "declare" one language for all of china, it was bullshit to begin with. Your question is, if there is a default. NO. is there one declared by the recent goverment? yes, called POO TONG WAH... or the common language which is based on the language spoken at the capital region (those lazy F***s) and forced all the china to teach it in schools, so nowadays most people can speak their native home language PLUS poo tong wah... but I am ANTI-POOTONGWAH, they can shove it where the sun dont shine..

[@dannythemedic]

THE USA CAN have English as a default languge because it is a young country, built around expansion and technology.. communities were not separated by days of walking and weeks of hourseback over thousands of years, and the technology helped keep the language unified, and still we have accents all over USA, if we didnt have technology in the USA all the states will end up with different languages over the next few thousand years... this is why the written form of chinese is mostly the same in all of asia, because written on paper is a form of technology...and that going around china kept it mostly the same..

[@marymastromauro8164]

Congrats on one million views!

[@llee888]

Menu #C17 & #C18 got "BBQ Pork" right, as "叉燒"...

[@dannythemedic]

cha means fork, siew means burn, note that nowhere does it even mention pork! Crazy huh!

[@jpao908]

I basically grew up the same way as you. I can manage to write my name, simple conversation in shanghainese and Cantonese but that’s about it. Cantonese is slang so if you like Cantonese movies that might be the best way to practice! Great video and congratulations on 1 million views!

[@interqward1]

LOL. To all those who know of the 'little general' David Lacey and his twin brother Vincent - of the REVERED Hong Kong Lacey brothers (friends of Bruce Lee and the most esteemed CLF Northern Shaolin masters in the world of recent times)... ...all I can say is Vincent has reincarnated to his heavenly life, just going around, doing HK humor and eating food.

[@dannythemedic]

cantonese has slang, i wont say cantonese IS slang, there is very proper cantonese spoken in hong kong news broadcasts which seemingly has no slang...

[@interqward1]

@@dannythemedic You remind me so much of my friends, the Lacey Twins, it's incredible - all your mannerisms, dry sense of humor. Amazing. I figure it must be a Hong Kong thing. Anyway, best people in the world - probably comes from so many having to live together so close! Either they find a way to get on, or they kill each other. Love your show.

[@dannythemedic]

@@interqward1 well eventually if you look long enough you will find them on the internet!

[@interqward1]

@@dannythemedic Many weekends at Dim Sum in HK, Danny. Many MANY weekends! lol And Australia, and Fremont, CA. The 'fun' never ends.

[@michaelorfanos7416]

I understand you Danny. I am the same way with Greek. My parents are from Greece but my vocabulary is very bad. When I am in Greece, Greek people just tell me to speak English and not happy and think I do not respect Greek culture.

[@palomahealing5073]

This one was the most inexpensive one so far!❤❤❤

[@tonyhannah309]

Nice story. I hope I didn't offend you by asking if you were chinese. You're doing a great job.

[@dannythemedic]

I dont get offended, I'm from the old days.

[@palomahealing5073]

It's funny cos you order exactly the same items I like?❤

[@isabelsanchez822]

for being brought here when you were a kid, got educated in america, you have a thick accent!!! makes me wonder

[@dannythemedic]

Theres no wondering! I will explain: back then, the only teachers in the schools who can do both chinese and english were people with thick accents. So when I came to learn, I learned from them.. When people ask me what accent it is, which is not a china-chinese accent which is why they ask, I say it is a "Chinatown Accent" I thank you for watching!

[@gc641]

Haha….I know how you feel….I like to make fun of myself and I call myself a banana, I know not politically correct but I don’t give a hoot. Love your channel, all this time I thought you were a local

[@amberayame415]

lol same. The limited Japanese I know sounds really good lol 😂 bc I learned fr my grandparents who’s first language is Japanese- however, that just means they go off in hella fast Japanese and then I have to be like, uh so that phrase was pretty much one of 50 phrases I know and that’s it 😊😂

[@jimmyl8332]

You're killing it with the bonus section! 😄

[@carolpray9816]

Onslaught of vocabulary. That's hilarious! I'm going to use that for people who talk way too much.

[@johndole9381]

5:13, is it the way you eat it, without the soy sauce...? I noticed it several times already. And I don't believe it, NO SOY SAUCE...?!

[@dannythemedic]

delish!

[@LValways]

Hole the wall sometimes will surpasses.

[@lynnkihara2323]

"You Chinese" "me Japanese" same problem whenever I encountered people from Japan. I wonder if the Philippine American kids have the same problem?

[@dannythemedic]

im sure it happens all over the world.. like how some americans leave and go to other countries to have families and etc.. then same thing, kid runs into an american and be like "me not so american" !

[@AdventureswithIris]

Im craving dimsum now my friend! cant wait for you to get to nyc and we can hang out!

[@monicdavis6150]

The edge of earth 😂

[@b.whisky9438]

The jook is very flavorful due to their secret ingredient….Madison Square Garden.

[@rogercollins3]

It all looked amazing! I absolutely love Dim Sum. I like sushi the most, but Dim Sum is a close second.

[@dannythemedic]

local sushi coming

[@rogercollins3]

@@dannythemedic There are some great places out there from what I hear, many with AYCE options!

[@johndole9381]

5:47, the shrimp rice noddle, again, NO SOY SAUCE...?! And it is delicious...?!

[@dannythemedic]

u dont see the soy sauce???

[@williamtam6732]

me just a little more Chinese than you. Born in HK also and came to the US at age 8.

[@LivingLife128]

there are a lot of us out there just like you and Danny. Toisan folks would call us" jook sings "

[@dannythemedic]

Dont get me wrong, but its Jook COCK. there I said it!

[@sharonkemerer2799]

@@dannythemedic congrats on the million views.ove your videos.

[@keithfedoruk6708]

try going to a better dim sum whole in the wall- i wont even charge for that obvious suggestion

[@dannythemedic]

WHAT? That made no sense.. maybe after coffee..

[@LValways]

Lol 😂 same. Only restaurant Chinese food lingual.

[@clubmogambo3214]

Gotta be honest, I ate there about a year ago and it was some of the worst dim sum I've ever had. Now to be fair, since it has been quite a while, perhaps they've improved the quality of their dishes. The trouble is you can only make a first impression once and this restaurant blew theirs.

[@dannythemedic]

It was pretty good when I went, hey its like, you never know!

[@clubmogambo3214]

@@dannythemedic That's why I inserted the "to be fair comment". A single visit shouldn't necessarily determine the worth of a restaurant after just one take. But I still remember how bad both the food and service was the one and only time I visited it.

[@cooldan4048]

Like me the bonus 💕🌺🎶👍😎 🖖 🙏🏻🇺🇸D

[@qake2021]

🤣🤣🤣😋👏👏👏😁

[@DonaldLLouie]

Hi, It was interesting to hear that you are able to order food in Chinese, but you have problems with conversational Chinese. I am like you, in being brought to North America when I was very young, at age 5-6 years old. Just like you, I can order food in Chinese, but I won't be able to talk about philosophy or politics or any other subject in Chinese. I will be coming to Las Vegas in October, 2024. It may be interesting to meet you then, if you have time? Don Louie

[@Zip22Zip]

Wouldn't it just be easier to speak English to eliminate awkwardness of trying to look like you really speak Chinese?

[@dannythemedic]

no those are names, in which chinese is easier

[@rampar77]

Man it was dim sum, don't put then whole thing in your mouth. I like to bite half into the meat and savor it. I hate that rice noddles because it had no taste whatsoever. I don't eat dim sum any more because I stayed away from carbs.

[@pulidobl]

Me German…

[@jmiller3579]

lol Cantonese

[@brianchamberlain9630]

....on a horse with no name...

[@dannythemedic]

what dat mean?