VIETNAMESE STREET FOOD TOUR (Danang, Vietnam)

[@chivu4489]

Thank you for being so gentle! Beautiful heart! Thank you!

[@kimchipham7949]

i enjoyed watching your video and you are very kind person you treated our country with respect and we thank you very much for promoting our beautiful country, you must try the banana wrap leave with coconut sauce , it’s desert ! please make more video, your big fan! Chi ❤

[@hannahpujolsallen5831]

Hey I'm Vietnamese living in PA 🇺🇸. Glad you're having a blast in Vietnam!! Just subscribed and love your contents! Keep up the good work!

[@CountingCountries]

Thanks for watching ❤️🇻🇳❤️

[@badimpulses17]

The bean paste is PATE.

[@Fienly0109]

You are very special...Viet Nam Cherish you!

[@CountingCountries]

Thank you 🇻🇳❤️🇻🇳

[@sgvsuper7324]

Love Pate.. or bean paste.. Buon Thit Nuong is one of my favs too..

[@butnguyen4477]

Welcome to Vietnam , thank you very much

[@CountingCountries]

❤️🇻🇳❤️ much love!!

[@thieuha926]

Chào mừng tất mọi người trên thế giới tới thăm Việt Nam, để hiểu rõ con người nơi đây ấp áp thân thiện và cởi mở.càng ngày càng có nhiều KZbin tới Việt Nam để trải nghiệm chúc mọi có một chuyến du lịch vui vẻ.

[@doodahgurlie]

You should try com tam (broken rice, usually comes with pork...douse it all with fish sauce before eating), bun bo Hue, banh xeo, banh khot, banh cuon, bun rieu, bo ne, bo kho, mi quang (especially if you're in Da Nang), cao lau (best in Hoi An), bun cha (if you get back to Hanoi), anything that has lemongrass in it, anything that requires wrapping in greens, herbs, protein and dipped, etc. :) If you get to Saigon, try the goat (I saw The Nguyen Family eat it this past week and her hubby who is white and never had goat loved it). Also, try to find the seafood street that serves snails in coconut sauce and scallops topped with scallion oil and peanuts. If you like seafood, you'll LOVE this type of food.

[@rudymasato2968]

You should come to my country Indonesia and my people so very nice, friendly & very humble and you will amaze

[@mantrile]

Bro! It’s not a bean paste. It’s Pate’, pork liver paste, a popular European paste that enriched the Bánh Mì and other sandwiches worldwide! Love your videos and with your wife, very natural with little editing which created a natural companionship as a fan following you to different locations. Please enjoy my Vietnam! Greetings from Nashville, Tennessee USA 🇺🇸

[@CountingCountries]

Yeah got that now. Didn’t know when I was filming.

[@kels0jade6]

Hi friend I'm in Nashville too! I would so love to go explore your country. It looks amazing! Is there a place in Nashville you recommend that has good Vietnamese food?

[@doodahgurlie]

@@kels0jade6 You should check out Max McFarlin's channel. He lives in Vietnam and does food vlogs there. His family was introduced to Vietnamese food from a Viet guy that worked at the same factory his dad worked at about 20 years ago (he mentioned it in the livestream earlier this evening). You can say Max was born white, but is really Vietnamese in a former life.

[@gerhardthen8851]

Oh no...this guy should know that its pate.

[@gerhardthen8851]

Pate, brother, not bean paste. 🙏🤙

[@lesilky1309]

Da Nang is one of my favourite place to visit.

[@angelhair171]

If you can eat hot food, try hot and spicy beef noodle (Bún bò Huế) Try sugar cane juice too.

[@kimnguyen8138]

Love watching ur video in VN!!!! keep up the great video

[@kels0jade6]

When I was growing up..my best friend for like 3 years was from Vietnam. Her parents couldn't speak like any English at all. They always had rice in their house. They had a rice cooker. And her mom used to cook such good food. I wish I would've tried more but back then I was a kid and picky kinda. So I would only eat the rice and the meat but the sauce she cooked the meat in omg it was to die for! I never would eat the veggies and stuff tho. I wish I could get some of her food now that I'm older and will eat more things than I would then.

[@hoanghai5279]

Món đó của chúng tôi là ‘ Thịt kho Tàu’ hoặc Thịt rim mắm

[@dextermorgan4093]

I have dated a lot of different Asian girls here in America. I started thinking the rice cooker came with their homes. It was always the same brand. The one with the elephant on it I think. Most of their parents had pretty broken English but I could kind of understand them. They always seem to have something cooking. And they will force you to eat until you are about to explode. But it was so good.

[@TuanNguyen10590]

This video is a great experience. Welcome to Da Nang and hope you enjoy it!!!!

[@CountingCountries]

Thanks so much for watching 😁

[@duongminh8853]

Welcome to VIETNAM! Have a good time!

[@CountingCountries]

Love this country 🇻🇳❤️🇻🇳

[@amthucvietnam6288]

if you are still in Danang , you want to enjoy local food . You should refer to some addresses as follows: 1/ Shop of banh xeo, spring rolls, grilled pork vermicelli Ba Duong: K280/23 Hoang Dieu, Hai Chau district, TP. Danang . 2/ Ba Thoi seafood restaurant ( 100 Le Dinh Duong , Hai Chau district , Da Nang . 3/ Pho 63 restaurant ( 63 Dong Da , Hai Chau district , Da Nang ) 4/ Ong Ta fish noodle shop (113A Nguyen Chi Thanh ) , Hai Chau district - Da Nang ) 5/ Ms Dieu beef noodle soup ( 17 Tran Tong , Hai Chau district - Da Nang ) 6/ Ms Thu noodle soup ( 22 Nguyen Chi Thanh , Hai Chau district , Da Nang ) 7/ Local specialties Double-skinned pork rice paper (Dai Loc restaurant 79 Trung Nu Vuong, Hai Chau district, Da Nang)

[@CountingCountries]

This is is fantastic thank you so much!

[@jasmintee2561]

I'm glad you have a great time in Danang. Suggest you try the local dish "Mi Quang" famous noodle in that region.

[@tonynguyen157]

A new street food man in vietnam, the best BANH MI my friend, enjoy👍👍👍

[@atnb8148]

There are many foreign youtubers from Asia, Europe - America, Africa in Vietnam, some of them live in Vietnam. They shoot vlogs about the natural beauty, culture, cuisine and life in Vietnam. sometimes they go around the world and come back to Vietnam because Vietnam is their second home. If you have a chance, come back to Vietnam, Vietnam always welcomes you

[@CountingCountries]

Thank you!! I would love to spend a lot more time here. I have loved Vietnam

[@gerhardthen8851]

Crossing the street takes some getting used to, but the locals are experts. Yes, try more of the food....pho bo dac biet, bun bo hue, com tam dac biet....I have to go back, myself, to familiarise....its easy to fall in love with Vietnam....I love the place... can't wait to go back. Really good street food, and very cheap.... enjoy 🤙🙏

[@CountingCountries]

Can’t believe how cheap and delicious it is

[@nhacsongdanque]

I saw you on Ha Long Bay in another youtuber's travel video! I'm looking forward to that video!

[@CountingCountries]

That video is up already :) first Vietnam video!

[@hemaramasamy6080]

Not sure if anyone here mentioned it. Tony ate Bánh Mì at Bánh Mì Phượng in Hội An. I went there, ate the most delicious Bánh Mì ever. And then packed 2 more Bánh Mì to my hotel. The address: Bánh Mì Phượng 2b Phan Chu Trinh, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam 560000, Vietnam

[@fernandoleitao4469]

Just subscribed. Very nice videos on vietnam and nepal. watching this one, I was thinking I would not survive to all that street food but reading the comments, apparently you had some trouble too…

[@B33333]

I like Da Nang city and people very nicely .. I hope they treat u well

[@doodahgurlie]

Why didn't you try the quail? Vietnamese people do amazing quail! Bun thit nuong is one of my favorites growing up and I still love it now. When everyone was ordering pho at restaurants, I was the one ordering bun thit nuong. I think it is a great dish for those not familiar with Viet foods to try first along with com tam (but get the one with everything). There are different versions of bun thit nuong, yours didn't come with fried spring rolls and fish sauce, but looked delish!

[@Simplyv888]

Excited to go to the night market! My boyfriend and I just arrived in Da Nang and we love the local markets to explore while traveling 🤩

[@CountingCountries]

Get the bunh tiht nong noodles!!

[@Simplyv888]

@@CountingCountries okay 😄

[@DucHuyNguyen-ob3bf]

Welcome to Danang! Hope you have a nice trip in Danang.

[@theLoveInUrEyes]

Mi Quang and Bun Bo Hue, Banh Cuon. The paste is chicken liver Pate.

[@ThinhNguyen-qe8gn]

Yah I'm Vietnamese and I really like watching your video about traveling VN. Hope you make more videos soon

[@EvilFakerngu]

Welcome you to DaNang Vietnam

[@CountingCountries]

Thank you! I love it here 🇻🇳❤️🇻🇳

[@RoamSweetRoam.]

Bánh Xèo Bà Dưỡng in DaNang...it's a very popular place all the way in the last spot of a narrow alley (there's a couple places before her place that has a similar name), also try Bun Bo Hue, and Thit Heo Cuon.

[@venturejay]

Great video! I’m coming to DaNang in December. Did you learn any basic Vietnamese before you arrived?

[@tantranghoangnguyen5908]

When you are hungry, everything is nice!! Enjoy!

[@CountingCountries]

Yes that is true 🤣

[@manhcuongnguyen603]

Enjoying a variety ò street food in My Country!

[@vujack7517]

Welcome you to my country food, hope you like it. And have a nice trip, in Vietnam

[@CountingCountries]

Thanks so much. Love Vietnam 🇻🇳❤️🇻🇳

[@tankietnguyen1222]

Chúc bạn ngon miệng và vui vẻ nhe

[@dmhcmvnghc2613]

nice video guy, I love it

[@tambe7405]

chào bạn.Cảm ơn bạn đã yêu quý Việt Nam.

[@vyphan1410]

very good video , i hope there will be a video of you coming to SON DOONG CAVE in QUANG BINH VIET NAM

[@amthucvietnam6288]

if you need any more information about the places you visit in vietnam or anywhere. if you don't know, just ask and i will answer you if i know Ms. Lan's meatloaf bread (62 Trưng Nữ Vương street, Hai Chau district, Da Nang city)

[@hongdatnguyen4577]

Come to HCM city, more street food you can get! Nice trip bro! Nice video!

[@CountingCountries]

I need to visit HCM!!

[@user-Trananh]

There are many delicious dishes in my country for you to try

[@CountingCountries]

Yes there are. I keep finding new things every day!!

[@phuochuybui9922]

Hey bro! Hue & Da Nang had videos already. Next one is Hoi An for sure. I'm Hoi An local, hope to have chance to meet you in real life. Many thanks for your beautiful videos.

[@CountingCountries]

Definitely need to visit Hoi An, heard great things

[@Trance215]

Sup brother, enjoying your video. That "bean paste" you're referring to is Pate (liver, normally duck liver). Pate and bo (butter/mayo) and sometime veggie is my favorite go to snack when i dont want my banh mi to be heavy. Forgot to add... there's a che (Vietnamese dessert) spot pretty close by where you're at. It's on the other side of the river and it's supposedly pretty famous there too. So if youre ever in the mood for some sweets dessert, i would recommend looking it up if you have time.

[@CountingCountries]

Appreciate that thank you!!

[@doodahgurlie]

The pate in Vietnam is usually made from pork. It contains pork liver, ground pork, and pork fat.

[@theLoveInUrEyes]

@@doodahgurlie no ground pork, just liver oil and some fat.

[@ki5ngau]

That paste is pate aka livervorst.

[@CountingCountries]

Yeah.. found that out after

[@JK-qv5wm]

I always feel confident seeing a foreigner trying foods in my hometown Da Nang. The best in Viet Nam for sure. Since you tried my favourite bún thịt nướng (remember: don't try bún thịt nướng anywhere else outside Đà Nẵng), you may want to try mì quảng (again, just try it when you're in Quảng Nam or Đà Nẵng), bún mắm thịt quay (Central Vietnam style of bún mắm, not Southern), bún chả cá (a Đà Nẵng's dish, not bún chả from Hà Nội), bánh canh ("bánh canh bột lọc" may be better than "bánh canh bột gạo"; Huế city has the best bánh canh, but Đà Nẵng's is still good). Some recommendations for you buddy. Then head to Hội An and experience the unique cuisine there, such as cao lầu (don't eat cao lầu in Đà Nẵng; the only true cao lầu only exist in Hội An).

[@CountingCountries]

Great reccomendations thank you so much!!

[@BasicEnglish1o1]

I really think you need a guide or just simply a translater to start your first visit to the place to help smooth down your trip a bit. If you're happen to go down to Saigon later let me know I might be able to help you a bit :)

[@beardedtraveleradam]

Thats a great market , Im sure by now you figured out the Bahn Mi spread is pate made from duck liver in Vietnam usually sometimes pork liver... Also thats not a 'tortilla" that is colored rice paper that is grilled with toppings also can be called Vietnamese pizza by foreigners... Good flow on video as well....

[@CountingCountries]

Thank you! Appreciate that

[@tomnguyen2246]

Try My- Quang~, Banh' Beo-, Banh cong', etc.

[@chautiendung]

Yeah I saw smoke coming out of your ears. Wait until it’s exit. 🐥👍 btw, have u trying exotic animal like snake, bugs, blood, etc. it’s 1 of a lifetime experience. 🥸

[@tommyjohnson7812]

Yo-yo so yummy Vietnamese food huh. I love it. Where you from ? I’m from here SD

[@AnhPham-nu3kh]

Oh I think its not the typical sauce for "bún thịt nướng". Ít should be mixed fish sauce with sugar, garlic, and chillies. But the way you describe it delicious too

[@CountingCountries]

It was really good but a little bit too spicy for me🤣

[@slametharyadi9718]

let's go on vacation to Indonesia, there are many tourist attractions in each region.. and each region has a culture and tradition that is different from other regions ... and each region has its own regional language and food that is unique to its region If you go to Indonesia, don't forget the food, but remember to be careful, Indonesian food tastes spicy. there are holidays to Indonesia; Riau-Kepri and Batam are close to Singapore. Riau-Kepri and Batam have a culture like Malaysia and Singapore, namely Malay culture. There is the Borobudur Temple in Central Java and the Prambanan Temple in Yogyakarta. the peak of bogor and the Indonesian Safari park in bogor. Mount Tangkuban Parahu, White Crater and Saung Angklung, a bamboo musical instrument in Bandung. Raja Ampat in Papua. Lombok, Gili Trawangan, Lake Kelimutu, Mount Rinjani and Komodo Island, there are ancient animals, namely the Komodo dragon itself in NTT Ijen Crater and Mount Bromo in East Java. Thousand Islands, Angel Island in Jakarta Wakatobi in Southeast Sulawesi Bunaken marine park and lake toba in North Sulawesi Nusa Dua and Nusa Penida in Bali Sianok canyon in West Sumatra tana toraja in South Sulawesi and many more, among others Derawan Island, Maratua Island, Weh Island, Karimunjawa, Jomblang Cave, Sumba and Tangkahan Eco Park..

[@QuanNguyen-og6pq]

If you're in Da Nang, you gotta try Mi Quang (Mì Quảng). That's where the dish originated from.

[@tomhiddleston58]

Wow 👍✌️👌👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@CavernSaga]

Danang is my next destination!

[@viralvasua]

4:51 It is "Viet Nam Pizza" :D

[@CountingCountries]

Yes!! 😋

[@20luzer52]

As for food to try, too many to try but look for grilled "jumping chicken" (frog legs), they are delicious. Their shellfish and scallops are also delicious but I think you ate those at Vinpearl already. Banh da cua (flat noodles in thick broth with crab meat). You're near Hue so try their banh la or banh nam. Squid porridge (sold right outside of schools to students so they're dirt cheap).

[@ngangoc3539]

Phòng cản việt nam đẹp con người việt nam thì quý khách ẩn thực việt nam ngon rẻ rất đáng để mọi người đi du lịch

[@christiandad6410]

Da Nang is known for Mì Quảng. Ask the local where is the best!

[@FannyPhan]

I think your driver was expecting you to share the dried fruits… I hope you did because that’s the polite thing to do in Vietnam. Anywhere really

[@CountingCountries]

I did share we ate them together

[@hoodhunter3262]

$1 US dollar for that pork skewer is quite expensive. It should be top 50 cents. Perhaps local can get it as cheap as 25 cents.

[@kim_kimngo2405]

Ngon qua

[@LoanNguyen-zc1qf]

So delicious street foods 🥘 🍲 🍱 🍜 🍲 🥣🌭🍖🥓🍗🥙🌮🥗🌯in VIET Nam 👍

[@toantruong8324]

Happy Happy!

[@phongdinh3489]

👍👍👍👌💖

[@tompham637]

Banh mi is the reason McDonald is not popular in Vietnam 🇻🇳. McDonald is for tourists in case they are afraid of street food . If I am not mistaken there are only 5 McDonalds in the country, not like in the Philippines and Thailand. Banh mi is much better taste and cheaper than McDo. Thank you for sharing this video. Enjoy ! Bon appétit !

[@CountingCountries]

This is 100x better than McDonald’s 🤣🤣 I’m glad there aren’t alot in Vietnam

[@hungcuongnguyen293]

You ate too much street foods in VN . That `s why you got food poisoning there . As a clinical pharmacist and based on my own experiences , I would recommend you to take probiotic medicines every day to protect your gastrointestinal system whilst travelling in tropical countries . Stay safe and healthy for the rest of your trip in Vietnam . Cheers

[@AnhKyMMO]

NICE BRO

[@shenanigan111]

Awesome video. I've really enjoyed that. Banh mi in Vietnam always better then here in Australia. They are always more lighter and crispier. I'm starting to think they use rice flour or it has to be the ingredients that people here don't have cos they can't seem to replicate it perfectly. Still good to eat but just not the same. I need to go back soon cos your vid making me hungry

[@anhbinbaccuc8850]

Vietnamese noodles are very similar to Italian noodles, they have their own names, not the dishes but the shapes of the rice noodles. LOL Eg ....... -BROADEST FLAT noodles: Phở, shall they be soup, dry mixed, stir fried . Reserves only for Phở -MEDIUM FLAT noodles: Also use for Phở, When we talk about Phở it's usually beef or chicken stock. -SMALL FLAT noodles: Hủ Tíu, also can be soup, dry mixed, stir fried, but always with pork and pork stock, rarely beef ...... Hủ Tíu + the types of the dish or the name of the region, as many regions have their own Hủ Tíu -LARGEST ROUND noodles, similar to Japanese Udon: Bánh Canh, variety of dishes just use Bánh Canh + the types of the dish -MEDIUM ROUND noodles: From here we can call it Bánh Canh or Bún depends on the dish. There are 2, the Northern soup call Canh Bún (crab noodle), The Central soup call Bún Bò Huế (beef and pork hock noodles) -SMALL ROUND noodles: Bún always and always call Bún, no matter what the dishes, just start with Bún + the types of the dish .....Other noodles are very limited, but Bún allows you a million dishes Above are rice noodles, if it's wheat /egg noodles they call it Mì. Although there are names for different types of wheat/egg noodles, Vietnamese are not particular about the names, they just call Mì + the types of the dish . Anything in short shapes/forms they call it "Nui" Vs the Italian they have a million names for Nui ....There are rice and wheat "Nui" -Glass noodles: Miến -Shredded vegetables like green papaya or mango, they are salad mix: Gỏi Hope this will give you a mental picture next time you see the dishes they sell

[@CountingCountries]

Yes this is perfect thank you so much!

[@vietvalen1]

You could open fast food station " McB́M̀" .

[@luuxuantruong]

Welcome to vn bro! Have a good time!

[@tranhung1640]

Good video

[@CountingCountries]

Thank you ❤️🇻🇳❤️

[@binh1134]

HELO CHÀO MỪNG BẠI ĐẾN VIỆT NAM

[@triethuynh4386]

Bún thịt nướng😍😊

[@CountingCountries]

So good 😋😋

[@mais6105]

You make me hunger ..

[@CountingCountries]

Haha so much good food!!

[@greatpersonality4045]

Hay đấy thằng em

[@nguyenhieu6042]

🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳❤️❤️❤️

[@CountingCountries]

❤️🇻🇳❤️

[@jayjaythevlogger1090]

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[@CountingCountries]

Definitely. Planning on it soon 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@jayjaythevlogger1090]

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[@MsMeriwether]

Manila is the most ugly city I have ever visited. I lived there two years and absolutely hate IT.

[@20luzer52]

I want to see you eat $50 worth of food and explode on the spot :-) Just kidding. Glad you had a good time eating there. One of the many many things I really miss about VN is the atmosphere of the eating experience. The small eateries that are owned by the family and not a franchise. Each place looks and feels different. The customers are talking and enjoying the meal without have to talk in hush hush tone. Kids really enjoying themselves. The smell of food from the cooking instead of the sterile air conditioned nothingness. Throw in the delicious and freshly cooked food at great price and I hope VN will continue to maintain that type of eating experience into the future.

[@MrNgoc-lr5ep]

Thanks Bro!

[@huynhtran7140]

Visit mekong delta brother. Every state in vn have diff culture.

[@tienle8269]

Tuyệt vời

[@triethuynh4386]

Bánh mì 🇻🇳 🇻🇳🇻🇳 🥰

[@CountingCountries]

Love banh mi so mucb

[@Bella_aN]

Bánh mì is the best

[@CountingCountries]

Seriously so good 😋😋

[@ALISTMOVIES]

I love this Video. I also have many Food Videos :))))

[@chautiendung]

Wait until #2. Smoke exit #2 hole.🐒👍

[@PhongNguyen-ue9be]

Before u lever e country try out our spa and steam room 👍👍

[@Noobiethieunang175]

Hello im in Vietnam

[@CountingCountries]

❤️🇻🇳❤️

[@Noobiethieunang175]

I m in vietnam

[@ngotuanphong5614]

Xin chào ^^🎉

[@CountingCountries]

Xin chao!! ❤️🇻🇳❤️

[@xdgs567z]

You ate a lot of street food that night….good for taste buds but generally not good for the stomach….nevertheless a great experience 👍

[@CountingCountries]

Hahah I won’t lie, I was actually throwing up all night after this

[@xdgs567z]

Too bad you didn’t include the throwing up as part of the video 🤢🤮

[@zhipengren]

i like pho

[@jimmyhoang83]

less than one US dollars, it's about .90 cents.

[@Swtlife7662]

There's no traditional Vietnamese street food called a "tortilla" bro, that's banh trang nuong or grilled rice paper.

[@CountingCountries]

I said like a tortilla pay attention!!

[@kimnguyen6825]

Don’t expect a foreigner to know everything about your food. They travel to experience new cultures, not to be corrected all the time.

[@Swtlife7662]

5:54, 6:55 I don't expect foreigners to know all about the food of the country they visit but if you're going to review food and put content out there, then learn, do some due diligence and look at the sign of the food stall you're visiting. Part of experiencing a new culture is also learning what things are actually called. Perception is if that person perceives it as being "corrected all the time" or "learning the actual name of the food.". I'm telling this KZbinr what it's called and his response was to tell me to pay attention. I did and I'm giving him a tip, so I ask that he pay attention too.

[@kimnguyen6825]

@@Swtlife7662 Just relax and don't be so judgemental. You yourself are wrong as well when you think that banh trang nuong is "traditional" Vietnamese street food. It's only been around for a few years. Many Vietnamese call banh trang nuong Vietnamese pizza, but nobody has ever said anything about that even though pizza isn't made using rice paper. Also, it's funny how we call banh xeo Vietnamese pancake while it's more like a crepe.

[@Swtlife7662]

@@kimnguyen6825 I think you're doing a lot of deflecting. My sentence doesn't indicate anywhere that I think banh trang nuong is traditional Vietnamese street food, I'm simply telling bro it's not a tortilla and it's called a banh trang nuong. I didn't think telling someone what the actual name of a food is, is now called being "judgemental" and "not relaxed". 🥴

[@kels0jade6]

Ok so at like 5 minutes in..your at a stand that has fruits and stuff..there's watermelon and big orange things beside it..are those carrots?! They look like them but I've never seen carrots so big in my whole life! Gosh this food looks so good! I'm so jealous. I dont get it tho..how does their food not go bad? Cuz it looks like its sitting out not being chilled or anything. That pork skewer looked amazing! I bet the flavor was delicious.

[@tungbui2161]

It’s pate, much better than beef paste I am so sure

[@CountingCountries]

Yes I think it is

[@JennaVyNguyen]

Don't you like Vietnamese coffee huh?