Eating LOCAL STREET FOOD in HOI AN! – Vietnamese Cao lầu, Mì Quảng, Com Ga + MORE!

33 Comments

1. 

   Linh Pham 6 years ago

   just passed by your videos few days ago and immediately hit subscribed after that. Love the positive vibes throughout this video and it has brought back all the memories I had in Hoi An. Definitely made me want to go back there and try those delicious food again

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   lilladykrissy 6 years ago

   Omg u gotta stir b4 u eat u guys… that's noodle 101 esp Asian ones lol

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   Brigita Ghuman 6 years ago

   HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ERIC 🙂

4. 

   Ivan Tan 6 years ago

   Hi guys, in Southeast Asia don’t be afraid to try the many tiny, hidden and unassuming food stalls in local alleyways or along the roadsides. Often, they have the best food!

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   GardenArcade 6 years ago

   Man I've really watched this channel grow so much. I remember when this channel was around 10k and now it's over 200k and the video production and quality has improved so much. You guys have found your own. 💕🌻

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   tikus 1970 6 years ago

   I feel sorry for the stray dogs.
   Wonder will they end up in the pho ga stock pot?
   The yellow goo=snot?

7. 

   Elwyn from San Francisco Bay Area 6 years ago

   RABIES😱😱😱 is BIG news TODAY and I immediately thought about ERIC and ALLISON (who like to pet animals) and I just have to send them a message today!!! PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE DO NOT PET THE ANIMALS WHEN VISITING THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES! 😳😳😳

   More likely than not, those cute puppies and cats😿 found in Third World countries are NOT VACCINATED! A woman from Norway contracted RABIES😷 from a puppy she rescued while visiting the Philippines. She became very ill after returning to her home country. Sadly, she tragically died from this agressive virus despite being treated in the intensive care unit. Love your vlogs! 👍👍👍

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   Cal Ng 6 years ago

   The noodle dish you eat in Hoi An is called “Mì Quảng” which originated in Central Việt Nam. It serve with little broth. Before you eat you have to mix it up to soak everything with the broth at the bottom.

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   Cal Ng 6 years ago

   The small noodle like in your broken rice dish is called “bì”. It is pork skin (no fat) cut into small pieces and then mix it with rice flour.

10. 

    cute Lossom 6 years ago

    Thank you because you eat food Việt Nam! And play in Việt Nam!

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    BehindTheTree 6 years ago

    Tips for eating food like these is to eat from the bottom of the bowl first because its where the broth is.

12. 

    Me Smith 6 years ago

    Can't believe Allison didn't get the egg…

13. 

    Paulina Vu 6 years ago

    The fried squares on top of the cau Lao is actually fried rice sheets (exact same rice flour used to make the noodles) not pork rinds!

14. 

    LLS 6 years ago

    Just returned from Vietnam and we were with locals who recommended the same Cau Lau restaurant that you guys went to! Impressed that you guys were able to find such an authentic place!

15. 

    Yên Hồ 6 years ago

    Cảm ơn vì đã yêu hội an
    This is my hometown🥰

16. 

    Gwen Hoang 6 years ago

    Wow, I gotta try this coconut coffee! I heard coffee with egg is delicious too in Ha Noi.

17. 

    Audrey Harris 6 years ago

    Allison was the one excited about the quail egg and you straight up ate the whole thing. That's really rude

18. 

    tanya 6 years ago

    Dude Alison wanted that quail egg I cant believe you just straight up ate it on her. When a lady says you eat it , a guy should say no you really wanted it, you eat it. First time I have been truly annoyed in all your episodes.

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    CJ cj 6 years ago

    Allison… I'm so excited about the quail egg! Eric eats the lions share of the pork and then…
    Eric… scoops quail egg up on his chopsticks, " this isn't shareable… so I'm eatin' this"
    Allison…Politely smiles graciously lol!!! Come on man… order her a side of quail egg!👍😂

20. 

    West meets East 5 years ago

    its pronounced "Me Wang"

21. 

    West meets East 5 years ago

    that's not a quail egg, that's a yolk from a chicken before it becomes an egg.

22. 

    Don's travels And rants. 5 years ago

    Looks like really healthy food 😁

23. 

    Kasia In Wonderland 5 years ago

    Cao Lau is SOOOOO GOOD! Just found your videos guys, not pretentious, fun, honest! Can't wait to watch more!

24. 

    PsychGirl Raven 5 years ago

    Well now I’m off to make a noodle dish!

25. 

    Justin Brehm 5 years ago

    Allison really wanted that quail egg lolol

26. 

    xxx xxx 5 years ago

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27. 

    Neil 4 years ago

    The food looks so good, and then you mention the peanuts, which is my fear of visiting southeast asia, since I'm allergic.

28. 

    Emma Emma 4 years ago

    Coconut coffee is the best thing in 🇻🇳

29. 

    Paul Puckerin 4 years ago

    Try these words instead of "super"
    super

    adjective
    very good or pleasant; excellent.
    Similar
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    divine
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    of the first water
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    ace
    A1
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    cracking
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    wicked
    brill
    on fleek

30. 

    Inese Salaka 4 years ago

    It's crazy about money all around the world.

31. 

    Inese Salaka 4 years ago

    I do not like this food.

32. 

    Inese Salaka 4 years ago

    This is the most kulturally easyJet lessons to be told.

33. 

    YEN NGUYEN 3 years ago

    I love the food tour of Hoi An. Love you girl. See you in the next videos. 🙂