TRIBAL VIETNAM!! The Food and Lifestyle of Vietnam’s UNKNOWN Mountain People!!

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Hey, I’m Sonny! I’m from the US but currently call Vietnam home. I’ve been living in Asia for 10 years and started making food and travel videos to document my experiences. I travel to different parts of the world, hunting down and documenting the most unique food each country has to offer.
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[@MomoLover69]

2 Days?

[@british_to1let984]

Love this show only reason i started cooking also first

[@t_saif859]

Hi fan here

[@kickmedude8172]

First

[@fireworkforforke8569]

I LOVE YOU

[@gomezmario.f]

Man this is not just about food anymore, more like a whole experience. Long live this channel.

[@vincesanjuan3969]

I agree, every video is amazing and Sonny just makes every minute worthwhile

[@bankmaster5104]

Its call bonding with the human race and I like to do that with all the country in the world if I can

[@nivo-qp5xz]

Just what I was about to say ✊✊✊

[@aravindcp]

Every data per min for this video is worth bro 🎉

[@black26774]

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[@zeedoshariff725]

This show is no longer just about food its it's about different cultures, away of life on this planet.the human spirit. Thank you sunny keep it going.this show has become so educational.thanks for letting us see the the world

[@SobrietyandSolace]

Yeah that's what I liked about Bizarre Foods as well

[@Katowice_1]

I want to go to Vietnam because of this. I really love these kind of documentary where you get to showcase not just ur adventure but the country's culture and people. Love both.

[@flowerspinningaround]

for all those curious, the dish blowing them away at 2:21:12 is called "khâu nhục" in Vietnamese. As a Nung, I often have it at Tet, on some special occasions such as weddings, and big birthday parties for the elderly. As you saw in the video, the process of making took quite a lot of labor, but the taste did worth it.

[@ngocminhnguyen4034]

Tuyệt vời

[@doncorleone9294]

When I come to North Viet Nam, will I be able to buy khâu nhục and eat it in a restaurant?

[@flowerspinningaround]

@@doncorleone9294 depends on where you'll be. if it's Lang Son, you'll easily find it. for Hanoi, take some time to search for a restaurant. hope it's helpful for you.

[@bongcalugas9473]

Who else can pull off a 2 hour plus video and never get bored watching???props to you Sunny and your crew,,,let me throw Andrew in there for good measure,,,i've watched every single video in this series none the less i've watched it again this time with my wife and i have made a believer of her in terms of your channel and your videos,,,stay safe guys,,,🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@BradGryphonn]

#MeToo bong calugas

[@paisleyt500]

Literally just thought it was a 20 min video saw your comment... and I'm in!

[@itswenskie]

I enjoyed this from start to end without skipping ads..Great show!!!

[@karlkunath]

I can...You have too much time on your hands.

[@komsakt]

That's what I just said to my friends!!! soo full of life and cultures!

[@jheanyjhean]

I don't think I've ever watched anything that's two hours long and educational, great job Sonny, Andrew, the film crew, editors, etc....and thank you to all you beautiful people for allowing them to film and to show the world how beautiful your culture/lifestyle is

[@missxspencer1538]

Honestly, the episodes fly by SO FAST

[@totosukatendel9209]

Me too.

[@filipinangbalikbayan5415]

I really really love to watch this video over and over with much excitement and interest even its more than 2 hours!! each places amaze me and gives me so much excitement!! more importantly, i always see how handsome is Sony!!!❤❤❤💋👄💋👄💋

[@darlenefraser3022]

So true! This is my fist time watching a long one but I’ve watched ALL of the shorter videos. The funny thing is that I probably wouldn’t have watched something this long but I had an afternoon nap and woke up to the the beginning of this one. I considered watching something else but after about 30 seconds, I couldn’t stop! This is AWESOME!

[@IronChefBklyn]

Jheanell, I couldn't have said it any better...so I won't try!

[@mond2440]

Never thought I would be fascinated by the cultures of my own country. Quite a shame that I know so little.

[@louisAKAradius]

I really just sat and watched this one video for 2 hours! This is why this truly is the BEST EVER FOOD REVIEW SHOW! Love the connection and culture you experience and I only wish I had the confidence to just go out and do that 💚

[@highlithouse6481]

Food network lost a gem when they didn't pick up his show.

[@huehuehuehue7465]

Yeah but it would be turned into another cash grab show full of bullshit anf not actual content

[@bobbyj1917]

I think it’s better that they didn’t pick it up because he wouldn’t be who he is today

[@reishiki5699]

I think he was picked up for a tv show before but they took over every aspect of it and so he left cuz he wanted to have full control of his own content.

[@highlithouse6481]

@@reishiki5699 yea food network did

[@kienmaple]

He wouldn't have creative control anyway. KZbin is better

[@itsmesmudge146]

All of Andrew's Vietnamese is good and people could understand Sonny on the other hand :When he speaks Vietnamese and everyone just has some awkward silence. 🤣

[@trankhanduong123]

personally I find his southern accent is pretty hard to understand

[@black26774]

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[@poizonivy01]

I give them both props for trying. Vietnamese is very hard

[@1billionjenz]

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[@mrnickwan510]

I used to live in North West Vietnam and this video really encapsulates everything that I experienced. Great watch.

[@P.T_luvrgirl]

The food and experience is amazing but like can we take a second to to appreciate how BEAUTIFUL these people are their culture and everything about them is just amazing

[@msx540]

I'm hmong and I love that you are putting so much emphasize on our culture. This really helps educate others who have never heard about the hmong. I hope that you'll do an educational piece on how and why the hmong people ended up in America. Love your videos!

[@mamiayiti8015]

When I moved to Charlotte NC in the mid 90s, Charlotte was a resettlement area for Hmong people. I had never heard of Hmong until then. I met many great people and indulged in the delicious food. Ever since then, I've been a tremendous fan of Vietnamese cuisine and customs. I truly appreciate different cultures, as a woman of Haitian descent. More Americans need to expand their knowledge and pallettes.

[@shailajanayak2091]

Nice videos. Beautiful place ur videos r beautiful tks.

[@Teddy-se8qb]

el camino. get off my lawn!!!

[@yappifavie]

The amount of effort and work that goes into each episode is just incredible. This was two hours long, but not once did I feel bored. I even sat through all the ads as my own little way of helping you out. Love you, Sonny. You make me laugh so hard every time ❤️

[@skatingcanuck9837]

Me neither. There were so many wonderful people, stories, and moments presented here.

[@Cole_Cross]

When I was in Thailand, they called all the people who lived by more "renaissance" ways, "Mountain People"

[@caho785]

This is so great and such a good reminder that life isnt all about materialistic pursuits and that living in harmony with nature and finding meaning in life can be so simple and fulfilling. Thanks Sonny!

[@pumpkinpie78]

I like how Sonny and Andrew argue like siblings.

[@rinkurai1387]

Yeah the “Alright ! Alright !” part got me laugh so hard 🤣

[@avant-garde2.028]

Maybe they areeee lol

[@selenaviolette445]

I never knew Vietnam was so beautiful....I have always seen images of war and black n white! This is surely a pleasant experience. The people of this country are very cordial to each other..and modern with their phones!

[@allysandramaxinetan9303]

If only I had known that my papa watches this KZbin channel when he was still alive, we would've enjoyed watching it together. Truly, I agree, that this is the best ever food review show. :)))

[@Fiache87]

Thanks for teaching me about the food I was offered in a Hmong village, travelling SEA, 12 years ago. I have so much respect for their way of cooking and making sure to appreciate all parts of the animals. I remember taking a spoon of that dark gastric soup (tasted like dirty muddy water) and seeing lots of skin and hair of the pig in the dishes. I’ve had a lot of weird foods in my life growing up as an Asian, but this feast was quite something to remember! And don’t worry about being called fat, my 44 kg body has also been called fat, they said “you can tell that she’s from Europe, she have some more meat on her” 😂Great show, always keeps me smiling 😊

[@otolono2780]

Vietnam's remote areas are so picturesque! And their way of dress is so beautiful.

[@deadevita4530]

I love how these people are really connected to what they eat, and does not even waste any part of it. I can sense the full respect to the animals eaten..

[@victorialsaint9046]

That's how we suppose to eat.. Once we kills animals we should not waste the rest!

[@HdHd-cg4nz]

Yeah I’m going to start putting chickens blood in my eyes to help get rid of my glasses

[@tofoowaifu]

56:39 when Sonny asked if they would eat the live fish when they are drunk. the dude replied: "he'll yeah, so you forget the fear" that's cracked me up 🤣🤣🤣

[@breshelletews8083]

Sonny is seriously the best host. At 1:37:19 when he makes a joke and goes “it’s not funny, that’s my mom.” had me rolling😂

[@CCcp765]

I from Vietnam I understand English

[@liyah6905]

@@CCcp765 cool

[@CCcp765]

@@liyah6905 yét yét

[@ihave2enemies]

Am I the only one who loves these types of village videos.

[@untouchedcookie]

No

[@bkasmth5442]

Nope !!!

[@gopinadhareddygangadasu2861]

Nope

[@mysterious7215]

Nope

[@321rafwaf123]

Yes, I hate villages

[@adisurya88]

I EFFIN LOVE THIS SHOW. From the cultural sensitivity and respect that the team shows, and how they raise awareness about it, makes me want to experience it myself.

[@hamzaimthiyaz2257]

both bride and groom are very lucky that there wedding got visited by 5.5 M people.may god bless them both ♥️

[@randihenderson7750]

this is the best ever food review show, because you give honest yet heart warming reviews. showing how the food is made is the best! you've mastered how to review appropriately and politely. you are excellent. Minnesota pat yourself on the back for this man

[@zosimopablo9943]

The narrator has a clear, motivating, and beautiful voice. He is a good speaker and he describes well about how the foods are prepared, how tasty they were, and how these foods are really strange to him and his companion. The hosts are easily win the Vietnamese trust and respect and they are astonishingly show their cooperation and respect to the tribesmen.

[@romeythegod6118]

PLEASE visit the anyuak people of gambella Ethiopia. They’re in a small area called dimma, and pany. They’re similar to the Maasai and come from the luo people of Kenya. I think you’d love my people

[@denise8791]

I would be so interested in watching this!!

[@taytayy49]

What lovely kind people you met! I really enjoyed learning about their culture and traditional food

[@skatingcanuck9837]

I will never tire of your videos with Andrew. There are so many wonderful layers to this video and it's a paradigm for the unique offerings of this channel.

[@martini4512]

I just love how they are all so happy, they’re smiles are just so contagious that it made me smile too😃 thank you.

[@boostthebeauty3487]

The Hmong people are known for their smiles :)

[@oburemark7048]

I love how nothing is waisted. These people are survivors.

[@margaretrangel7223]

I love it! Makes me realize how wasteful we are in the US.

[@3tvofficial]

Follow me love all love you

[@cjimperial06]

This is very similar to our tradition. The way how all of the people in our place come together during a certain occasion and help a family esp. when it comes to butchering pigs and cooking 'em.

[@g.e.1432]

Nothing is wasted, but I wouldn't want to eat every single part of that pig.

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

it's such a crazy experience in asia because these countries outside of china won't waste a thing but in china they're the most wasteful culture i've ever seen,if you think americans are bad you should watch the chinese at a buffet they grab for everything and what they don't eat they just throw away,they'll put like 12 lobsters on their plate and eat 1

[@carolinemah9972]

I learned so much from watching Sonny*s cooking series: the culture, way of life, landscapes, food, local people, customs, traditions, and so forth. I always look forward to see more! What amazing and worthwhile experiences to discover!

[@stefanmarciuc7825]

I’ve really enjoyed watching this hole video! I’ve been amazed about what I’ve seen and I love that people are still fighting to keep they family tradition’s alive!

[@papapoopas]

I love this channel so much. It helps a lot with my depression because it centres me back down to earth and calms me down and also, teaches me different cultures.

[@desider1um]

im in the same boat haha

[@gurlgamer14no90]

You're gonna make it through dude. I believe in you.

[@papapoopas]

@@gurlgamer14no90 thank you so much

[@00ninja00]

Dang! I’ve seen every episode individually, but when I saw this, I rewatched it twice!! And it’s exciting to watch again each time! These ethnic people series is soooo interesting, each time I watch it, I see something new I didn’t see before! Amazing sonny, you and your team have outdone yourselves with this series!! Bravo!

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

Really pretty landscape and country. People seemed really friendly and welcoming. The food looked amazing and some were bizarre again. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@cathykariuki8474]

I loved this!!.. trying out the Vietnamese food was well presented..& totally an eye opener on their culture!I loved how eating rice is possible in so many ways.My most shocking was the intenstines/gall fluid mixture of every living animal they caught...wow!!!..thank you...

[@samuelc8894]

ABSOLUTELY BLOODY AWESOME trip through tribal Vietnam .. Culture is the basis of what life is about - the language , beliefs , cultural ceremonies & as always the food. Thank you for showing North Western Vietnam Sonny and buddy Andrew plus your amazing film crew it was a blast .

[@patrickhayden2090]

Sonny ILOVE this series of tribal videos you did, I live in Melbourne Australia and we have a huge Vietnamese community but you have opened my eyes so much more. I’m Irish and I love Vietnamese food. There is a thing in Melbourne where Vietnamese people love to bake bread and own ALOT of bakery’s, most people love banh mi. When I’m not going to an Irish pub to have bacon and cabbage, or an Aussie pub having a Parma and chips, I’m going to a Vietnamese restaurant for a big bowl of pho,fresh chilli extra bean shoots, a restaurant full of smiles a beer. Thanks Sonny

[@bestisyettocome6924]

Hehe pho bo?

[@HaunterOfKanto]

Thank you for sharing and thank you to the families for allowing you to witness and share these experiences :)

[@LanNguyen-wy4un]

🤣😂🤣🤣 I laughed so hard. I have so much respect for the tribal people and Sonny and his crew.

[@lemon-ku2ig]

Man, sonny never cease to amuse me everytime. I have watched 90% of his videos and i watch it with a smile and laughter everytime. Keep up the jolly good work, brother.

[@deonprasad2221]

Bro iv literally watched all of this video..i was excited when they dropped the vid but once i started to watch it,it got from😊to🤔to😣to😭and 😠😡

[@metalheadakuma6145]

Yo same I have been binge watching for the past three weeks over and over

[@patz470]

Couldn't have said it better.

[@malanadvillagefood9374]

😆❤👍

[@chillmax7895]

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[@yeoharold4404]

I forget this is a food review show until Sonny starts going over the ingredients in the dish. I love the interaction between Sonny and Andrew, it’s seems so authentic.

[@cherrymetha3185]

That was incredible ! What a cultural journey . Imagine if Calvin was there too. Andrew is very sweet though. 😍✨✨🥰✨💕✨💙💚

[@kgomotsomabe]

Too sweet 🥰

[@daddybobbie5712]

It’s not just food. It’s an experience it’s love it’s vibes it’s shining a light on beauty all over the world. We all bond in some ways. This is his way of learning and bonding. Food is for the soul yes. But he’s showing different ways of food can connect the human race. Perfect example of not judging a book by its cover. Even when he scared he try’s it out of respect for whatever place he visited. His passion is so pure that he probably doesn’t even see how much we look past the food this is art in motion

[@HaThanh-tt4ln]

I'm come from Vietnam. Thank you for your video, Vietnamese cuisine is very rich, you have not discovered it yet. Each place, each region that you go to will have different typical dishes❤️

[@deniszelaya3221]

I'm truly impressed about how those vietnamese people are, they're so friendly one. I wish I could move to Vietnam... It looks like a green country. Beautiful mountains

[@hught6885]

I moved from America to Vietnam and lived there for 2 yrs recently. Once Covid is done it’s very reasonable to live there and accessible to foreigners as a Visa is very easily attainable, plus it very safe and affordable to live there!! There is a large expat community in Vietnam as evident by expats like Sonny and Andrew.

[@anhbinbaccuc8850]

It's not just Vietnam but Asia in general are very laid back, people take one day at a time, it's might not be good for the economy, but mentally you don't feel the stress and pressures of 9 to 5 and paying bills of North America and Europe. I seriously feel content when I'm in Vietnam, and back to depression mode when I'm returning to North America

[@chrise842]

Yeah, as long as the commie party tolerates your different opinion or even Christian faith! In Redchina that quickly turned around in no time during the last time and turned into the dystopian social credit and reeducation hellhole it was known for during the days during and after Mao. Let's hope and pray that Vietnam stays on a different course.

[@caustic_rage]

Dude I love these long videos. Your short ones are cool, and probably more marketable, especially with the whole "watch til the end = better algorithm support" thing... ...but these long videos are amazing. You mess around and joke a lot in general, but these long videos have so much more substance and cultural info thrown in.

[@thenae8572]

I'm so grateful that I've found your show... It shines a light on the parts of humanity that make me proud to be human. I need this.

[@marianscorner2003]

reminds me of my village in the Philippines... the unity of the villagers is legendary.. simple life but happy and contented..

[@mavinemmanuel]

Sonny will be a really fun grandpa with a lot of stories 😂

[@liveyourbestsoftlife5705]

And yuck mouth

[@jean_frixx]

One of the beat video I’ve watch so far in KZbin! Your videos are getting better and better! Thanks for sharing this to us. It’s fun watching your videos at the same time we’re learning something new. Thanks Sonny and team! Also Andrew! 💜

[@Lien0120]

Wow I absolutely loved every second of this! Beautiful production and as a first gen Vietnamese, it was so interesting to learn about the different tribes and local life in the mountains! You guys smashed this one!

[@b2tran179]

You make me so happy to be my culture! Best ever food review show on the internet! Thank you so much for your uploaded content. You guys are truly such blessed individuals!

[@denise8791]

I'm so addicted to this channel. I dont even eat meat but there is so much to this channel it's truly enjoyable.

[@argetlamzn]

Rhett and Link would have died so many times in this episode, especially with the tarantulas. Love your stuff!

[@lasyandra]

just got home from work and watch this for 2.5 hrs.......... it's 9 PM now... I haven't even had dinner yet.. damn~ watching this make me even more hungry..

[@carlajohnson9369]

I appreciate how self reliant these folks are and how much they take responsibility for the village

[@ValwithaVee]

To the Best ever Food Review team, I want to thank you guys for saving me. I have been fighting crippling depression since 2014 and last year I reached a new low. When I was on the edge contemplating taking my way out of this painful existence, I found your channel. You made me want to live. You made me want to go out there and have a taste of the world. Thank you, you beautiful human beings, thank you. If possible, one day I would like to visit you guys to thank every single one of you personally.

[@Doanthuy1663]

Hey, I'm Vietnamese, just wanna tell you that, and actually hope you're doing better right now. I just don't know what to say, but I feel you, or at least to some extent I get your pain. There are some good content on KZbin and I deeply hope it to help you. Wish you all the best, and I'm so glad because you found this channel.

[@unforsaken552]

How are you? I hope your doing well

[@jenelaina5665]

Glad you found em, hope you're doing well, and get to explore soon if you haven't already begun ❤️

[@jcedio1]

How have I lived without this show for so long? Love it!

[@1111dolittle]

Sonny ..you make me sooooo hungry every time I watch your videos. So satisfying watching you eat. 🤣 It's like I can actually taste it ..I love that pork belly 👍👍❤️

[@Glitch_II]

Lol I have the exact same issue watching this show, every time I'm watching the food get prepared, or cooked, or served I get so hungry! So to make sure I'm not completely undermining all my efforts of losing weight by starting to binge eat again while watching the show, I've only been watching when I'm already supposed to eat anyway :D

[@EB081997]

As a Viet American who's never met my Viet side of my family, this is really insightful

[@StovieFromBama]

Go visit when you can before it's too late

[@EB081997]

@@StovieFromBama gotta learn the language! But that is the current plan yes. Maybe try and track down family of my father ( the one I didn't know)

[@KWCMNY]

Why there is no any diversity??? Where are blacks, arabs, hispanics??????

[@EB081997]

@@KWCMNY no idea what you talking bout lol

[@EB081997]

@Data Fix 😬

[@austinbercaw]

the show never switch from being about just food to culture. the food is culture. hundreds or even thousands of years of preparing some of these meals they have eaten. amazing to see the spotlight on some of these beautiful hidden tribes/people.

[@jacquelynlinn1505]

Gracious. I so enjoyed this program. Thank you Sonny and Andrew. Wow. I feel as if I traveled right with you two. Awesome Sonny. Great job.

[@somimk4166]

this show is so good i cant get enough of it, its entertaining, knowledgeable and most of all it makes me happy watching it

[@stephaniesiddall3012]

I sit here weekly and am unabashedly JEALOUS of you and of all the food and travelling experiences you have and ADVENTURE! Thank you for sharing what I can only dream of accomplishing!

[@JohnDoe-rh9bq]

Just found this channel and I am totally hooked. Thanks for being a great ambassador for us American's Sonny!

[@arrayindexoutofboundsexcep1088]

Your videos are very nice and you're still respectful and make sure that visitors don't think that this is normal food in Vietnam. Great work guys! And greetings from 🇩🇪

[@djvedits]

It's AMAZING how everyone is working together. Is there a Vietnamese wedding soup? I love it!

[@npaujbais]

At a hmong wedding, when someone offers you a shot, you're family now. 😆

[@uzuchihaobito672]

That wine look strong 🤣, i can see in sunny face reaction

[@npaujbais]

@@uzuchihaobito672 oh yes!

[@quangvinh1153]

@@uzuchihaobito672 it's about 45-55% natural alcohol and no headache tomorrow.

[@blackkat4830]

@@uzuchihaobito672 yep..55-60% :)

[@vuphuong86]

*le wild Torretto suddenly appears*

[@kaushiksingharoy3538]

this is a movie and should release in theaters.... man loved the full episode.. insane

[@maureenshaw8633]

I love 😍 your videos about how people live and survival in areas unknown. Foods we've never seen or heard of. Keep doing a great job. Sending from Liverpool England UK 🇬🇧

[@ravenouself4181]

This went from a show about food to a show about culture that just happens to also feature food. And I love it.

[@AllyCakes12]

I'm 36 now and when I was a teenager, weddings were so much different than it is now. I love how weddings have evolved over the years in the states and back home 💗

[@hongkoch2861]

Great job team Sonny for letting us in this rare cultural experience.

[@alfaqs1d3wayz]

Best 2 and a half hours of my life....i normally don't sit this still for regular movies.....this did it for me. Much love!!! Keep the long videos coming please!!!

[@tomijinks4054]

can we stop to appreciate the production value of this show? wow, so cool

[@trltalk1557]

Im not gonna lie,these shows are awesome and cant wait until you get to the states and show the awesome,awkward,and loving foods we have here in the u.s. keep it up sunny bro

[@diwashrai1881]

Let me be honest with you all This is not the food review show Its been way through that its now the Diversification of emotion and feelings of Vietnam culture we all are part of it And we are happy to be part of it and thank you so much for that

[@ttbo12]

It's great the way you focus on how the food is connected to the culture. It really shows how other people live who share the planet with us.

[@isiscortez8838]

Beautiful customs, love this people and their culture, have a happy life new couple !

[@Beebop888]

I have been watching this channel for a while but the production quality of this video is on another whole level. I always enjoy his impromptu sense of humor but also enjoy the connections he creates with viewers from the states and around the world. Great job Sonny and team!

[@gisannramharack6332]

Sonny ur show us the BEST..watching from Trinidad and Tobago..love this episode

[@mrkaiser6279]

Same, big up T&t. Would be cool if he comes to do a food show here, we have soo much culture and differnt food. 🍲

[@shaniafournillier8233]

Aye im from Trinidad and tobago too

[@sagarikadiaz5043]

Omg I’m from brinidad too omg u gisann omg u my neighbor

[@Ooilei]

The ethnic groups could basically be divided into two groups, the Tai and the Hmong. The Thai, Tay, and Nung are essentially branches of the same race, the Tai. They are culturally and ethnically similar, and their languages even have intelligibility in contrast to the Hmong, who are completely different

[@leleg3046]

It amazes me how hard work they put in their food and so organize. And family gets along with each other. These kids here in America are spoil and doesn't know whats hard work is about and unity and sharing.

[@meechang8275]

Wow, I'm so impressed and proud of Hmong Vietnamese interpreters, who can speak English so well!

[@bearsong8486]

Thank you for not being that “white guy” when you go to these countries and try their food. Love how your always respectful of the people and culture. I really appreciate you calling out haters and answering them during the filming. I am a fan now! Keep up the great content!

[@biggeisoup9003]

He been living in Vietnam for 3 years now I think which is cool

[@Nsobloo]

I’m half Vietnamese, I’ve been to Vietnam one time so far I’m only 21, and I did try a lot of food there. BUT, Just so you know Americans stomachs aren’t meant for their food, they have bacteria in their food that can quite literally kill us, their stomachs are made for it because they’ve been eating like that since birth, they have natural good bacteria to fight off the harmful bacteria. So you should never just go to any foreign country and eat whatever, our food preparations are completely different. 👍🏼

[@wasswhamah7311]

@@panelsm7933 yup...also, anyone (the OP) who makes a comment that even subtly talks shit about another persons race/skin color, i.e. "the white guy" is an idiot and the reason why race relations are so bad. Replace the word "white" with any other race/religion/skin color and ask yourself would you say it. In 2021 "white people" are taking so much shit for nothing, stfu.

[@Nsobloo]

@@panelsm7933 yes!! My dad ordered a smoothie when we went to Vietnam because it looked soooo good and he just needed it lol. Well, turns out they literally used ice from a river to make it 😭😂, they just eat different and it’s not made for our weak stomachs. He ended up getting severely sick and could have passed. So yes 👍🏼 I completely agree with you!

[@azazelsiad3601]

He lives in Asia bud.

[@kathyouthere]

What a beautiful people.They seem very kind and open their arms for strangers.

[@codir4341]

I recently discovered this channel and I’m in love with your content. So education and insanely awesome. Thank you.

[@HuyenNguyen-zi5zg]

OMG it's so amazing. As a Vietnamese but I watched every second and couldn't miss any detail during this 2 hour and a half. Thank you so much for coming Vietnam and bringing all of these unique cultures to the whole world!

[@vincentthegreat82]

Thank so much Sonny for doing a whole series on my hmong people. So much I didn't know about the tradition and you have brought this amazing contents and educate us new hmong generations here in the USA.

[@kickballfever]

To be honest I'd never even heard of the Hmong people until the movie Gran Torino. That movie got me interested in Hmong culture because it was new to me. I'm glad I came across this video it really gave me some insight into the Hmong lifestyle. As a Hmong person does your family still prepare traditional dishes or have you guys completely adopted an American lifestyle/diet?

[@vincentthegreat82]

@@kickballfever my parents are still old school. They still prepare and eat tradinal food. Us Children's sometimes eat traditional food depending on what dishes my parents make. I myself, are neutral.

[@kickballfever]

@@vincentthegreat82 That's cool that your parents still eat traditional foods, from what I saw in this video Hmong food looks pretty tasty. I just googled and found some Hmong restaurants in my city...definitely gonna try them.

[@juliethao570]

@@kickballfever Our Hmong people are deeply rooted with the Chinese in the beginning of time in China. We don't have that many different type of dishes like other Asian races in Asia other then what you seen here. We don't have a country, if we have our ways we prefer living in the highlands/mountains. We are dispersed all over the world after the Vietnam war which we fought along side the U.S, hence why we get to come to the U.S as refugee because our people were persecuted after the U.S pulled out. You can say the U S owe big debt to our people, we lost hundreds of thousands of lives assisting the u.s.

[@kickballfever]

@@juliethao570 That's very interesting, thanks for sharing. I knew about the Hmong living in highlands and siding with the US after Vietnam but I didn't know about Hmong culture being so intertwined with Chinese culture

[@orkelyssupersaver]

So envious and fascinated. So impressed with the translator too, I hope you took good care of her.

[@nandinishinde2258]

Everytime I watch Sonny in a differently country making himself part of the scene,blending in with the local population,savoring whatever they offer with utmost gusto and relish,I cannot help thinking that,he looks the same weight everywhere😯How does he manage it,with eating so many rich meaty dishes??Anyway keep at it Sonny,👏👏we're right behind ya😅

[@jessicagomez8387]

Sunny is very genuine and positive, can't help but feel cheered up when i watch him

[@BattleBrickState]

Your shows have that classic Discovery Channel vibe to it and i love it. Thank you Sonny, glad that you have had a wonderful time in our beloved country.

[@tajj1617]

I've been watching food shows for over 10 years and i must say this is thee best the quality of content and the DP amazing!!Outstanding job man.