My parents’ house tour

Come explore my childhood home in Vietnam with me.
I'm taking you on a tour of the house I used to live in.

00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Kitchen (Bathroom, Laundry)
04:04 - Living quarters
08:10 - Courtyard
08:52 - Why Vietnamese houses are so open
10:31 - My old room
12:00 - Ancestral worship room
14:40 - Tea drinking area
15:49 - Dish washing area
16:24 - Garden area
18:50 - Herb garden
20:53 - Outro

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Hi, I'm Uyen Ninh but please just call me Uyen!
I moved from Vietnam to Germany 3 years ago for studying. I make silly videos about how Germany looks like through the eyes of a Vietnamese - on my way to be your favourite Ausländer! :D

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel for Videos and Shorts: @uyenninh

[hadeebaarfan]

It's so refreshing to see someone who is aware and proud of where they came from and who they are.

[kaliskye]

I love how she gives us the family tea. Like yeah dad bought this without telling anyone and it was very expensive 😭😭 it feels like I'm being shown around my friends childhood home. Thank you for showing us Uyen!! And I love how nothing is staged and not super clean and spotless like some influencers like to show off. Adds to the feeling just a casual friend tour even more ❤️❤️

[LockhartLore]

I love this so much. I love that nobody "cleaned up" the house specifically for the video. It feels real, and that's valuable. Wholesome.

[janjko]

I love the "bought without consultation" part, dads are the same everywhere.

[mississippiapple]

This is ONE OF THE BEST video tour of a home. Better than any fancy Million dollar production with models, 6 camera etc. It's real, candid, little unknown facts. THE BEST!

[tangerineeee_]

By watching this video, I realized that Vietnam and México's rural houses are pretty much alike, even though at first it look like whole different countries. I can realate to a lot of what was showed in the video, like having shuch a big houses and your own garden, parties with a lot of people, the mosquitos red in the beds, the fancy room that is only used when there are guests, using brooms and not vacuum cleaners, non-electric stoves, bathing with the hot water and the recipee (which in México is known as taking a shower by "Jikarasos") and a lot more. I think this is really wholesome!

[pattersondh]

Uyen, please thank your mom for allowing us to see her beautiful home. <3 I'd love to hear about her time as a farmer,

[cori]

Uyen casually roasting her family is really cute and such a relatable feeling to ones parent's home "we have this but no idea why"

[alphenhousplaysgames]

this isn't a house tour, this is a jewelry box of memories.

[TaraSmallss]

Please never change. You're one of the most authentic people I've ever seen online. You just truly seem like such a sweet fun person. I love your house. I love watching shows where I get to see houses in different countries. I've always been super interested in just seeing how other people live.

[md.rosado]

I love how she is sooo comfy with her audience that she doesn’t care about cleaning and wore her Jammies to show the house 😂❤❤❤ this is what we love, genuine content!!!!😊

[CASD]

Uyen is the friend everyone wants but doesn't deserve. This is quite refreshing to see how wholesome and genuine a content creator is.

[VickyDong]

Let me tell you guys one thing as I’m Vietnamese born and raised, her parents house is considered as very typical house in Vietnam and it got its own character since most furniture in the house is made from wood ( quite expensive in Vietnam). I’m so happy to see Uyen video, reminds me a lot of my own family house and I can’t wait to visit them this year 😊

[filewhereareyou]

Your parents have a nice home. I mean that sincerely. Not everywhere, do you find such a solidly built house, so spacious. Love from Kentucky, USA.

[angelbits]

I’m from Colombia and the similarities between Vietnamese village houses’s and Colombian village houses is actually very shocking. It’s nearly the same and I think the cultural similarities are absolutely so cool!!!!

[MyFiddlePlayer]

People don't discuss it much, but old couples sleeping apart is a pretty common thing in the US, too. People snore (or use a CPAP), people have to get up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom, people need a pile of pillows to get comfortable, so it is what they need to do to get a good night's sleep.

[TastySchu]

Uyen, never change, my dear. You truly are such a delight & the way you deliver anything to us is the best. You just have such a simple, sweet, almost innocent that is just so delightful. Thank you for sharing your beautiful Vietnam home 😊🫶.

[susanlu]

I am from Vietnam, and I really enjoy every moment of the tour. For everybody to know, a house like that in a village is considered as a luxurious property, owned by wealthy people. Thank you for including us in your privacy. Beautiful and charming house, and a precious garden!

[SKam]

Vietnamese culture and houses are so similar to Indian. The wood work, the garden, the kitchen is so similar to rural India. It was nice to know that Betel leaves+ nut is considered as a sign of respect in both countries. We also offer it to God, elders during special occasions. Thanks for sharing Uyen.

[thekatsup]

All the wood is so beautiful. Especially in the room for ancestor worship.