The ULTIMATE Night Market in Ho Chi Minh (Saigon), Vietnam

[@GG-xp9nh]

thank you for the video...because of this, i will be going HCM first time next month! had subscribed! love the authencity ❤

[@thefunsizedfoodie]

Aww that’s means a lot to me 🫶🏼 thank you for sharing !

[@Sunnyd-light]

Love this, all the food looked so good 🤤 Thank you for also telling the price in USD!

[@thefunsizedfoodie]

Aww thank you for letting me know!

[@Jacksmith-vo2ob]

Great video!! Keep it up 🎉🎉❤

[@thefunsizedfoodie]

Aww ty! You are too kind 🥰

[@mistahdieu]

let's goo Jess! all the foods look bomb!

[@thefunsizedfoodie]

Thanks for the support! 🙏

[@brennencox516]

Other than mixing up $ for VND, or mixing the 2 currencies together, well-enough done. 10:55 I've not had a problem with napkins with sitdown restaurants, but I can see that being a problem with street food. And the ONLY place that I've been to that charges for (wet) napkins is Phy Quyen. I love their pho Saigon, but I never pay for napkins.

[@thefunsizedfoodie]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@preston74]

Tad silly to use the cờ đỏ sao vàng in your thumbnail being a Vietnamese American.

[@thefunsizedfoodie]

I’m trying not to be politically biased and using what is officially recognized, which is why I also say HCMC and not Saigon in most of these videos

[@preston74]

@@thefunsizedfoodie flawed logic

[@Jess-si4ou]

@@preston74 feel free to explain

[@preston74]

@@Jess-si4ou to the Vietnamese American population, this flag represents painful memories of brutality, oppression, and inhumanity rooted from the actions of the communist regime.

[@Jess-si4ou]

@@preston74 I understand that and acknowledge how horrible it all was, but that was all in the past and the old flag is not the official flag of Vietnam. It is a communist country and we have to accept that