Unreal Vietnamese Food Tour in Hội An Vietnam 🤤 Wow! First time trying Com Gà, Cao lầu & Egg Coffee

We've made it to the beautiful city of Hội An in Vietnam and today we're eating only Vietnamese food for the entire day! This is our first time properly trying authentic Vietnamese food and we can't wait.

To start off we are having one of Vietnam's most popular foods, a Banh Mi sandwich. Anthony Bourdain called Banh My Phuong's mixed Banh Mi (Banh Mi Thap Cam) his favourite Banh Mi so we decided to head there. At Banh Mi Phuong we try both the mixed Banh Mi sandwich and the chicken Banh Mi.

For our second dish we try one that can only be found in Hoi An called Cao Lau. It can only be found in Hoi An because supposedly a main ingredient is water from a well called Ba Le. Ours was with pork but supposedly it can be made with shrimp, the rice noodles soaked in lye water, and then you add herbs, fresh greens and bean sprouts. We found our Cao Lau at Mi Quang Ong Hai (Mr. Hai Noodles).

Next up on our list we headed to one of the many coffee shops in Hoi An, Raw Coffee. For the first time here we tried the very popular Egg Coffee. Egg coffee is made with combining egg yolk and sweetened condensed milk, poured over coffee.

For our last stop we went to the very popular restaurant in Hoi An, Morning Glory. We had a few dishes here. Hoi An has its own version of Chicken Rice (a popular dish in Singapore), but made with shredded chicken called Cơm Gà Hoi An (Hoi An Chicken Rice). We tried that as well as some chicken and ginger dumplings (Banh Hap Nhan Gà) and fried pork spring rolls (Cha Gio).

#Vietnam #HoiAn #Vietnamesefood

0:00 Vietnam Food Tour
1:24 Trying Banh Mi Mixed
3:58 Banh Mi Chicken
5:35 ZBiotics
7:18 Eating Cao Lau
9:49 Egg Coffee
12:50 Hoi An at Night
14:05 Banh Hap Nhan Gà
14:57 Com Gà Hoi An
17:04 Cha Gio
18:17 Wow Vietnam
18:59 Wrap up

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[loithien]

For Vietnamese people, they rarely eat meat from industrial production. They like to eat meat and natural foods that have a delicious taste for health.

[dungduc]

Thật tuyệt vời khi các bạn ngoại quốc đánh giá cao ẩm thực và phong cảnh của Việt Nam. Một video rất hào hứng và thích cách thể hiện của 2 bạn. Cảm ơn và chúc sức khỏe 👋

[blah]

the chicken is probably a "ga ta" which is Vietnamese chicken, something similar to a free range chicken in the west instead of barn raised chicken. It's a tougher meat which the Viet prefers.

[phuongmai]

Cảm ơn 2 bạn đã đến VN 2 bạn thật tuyệt vời sự phối hợp hoàn hảo đã làm cho video cuốn hút khi người nghe không muốn bỏ sót 1 câu từ nào khi 2 bạn dẫn dắt

[kh.]

The chicken in vietnam are chewier & leaner (most vietnamese prefer these), because they are either organic or home-raised cage-free chickens. Common chickens in the west are raised in cages, thats why their meat are soft & fatty.

[tjarema]

I was already super interested in a trip to Vietnam. You two have increased the desire to visit exponentially.

[Sombrenam]

You should try many types of coffee in Vietnam, such as traditional milk coffee, white coffee and especially coconut coffee. With food I honestly cant suggest you enough food to try because there are so many great foods in Vietnam, a solid 30 days with the local is definitely a way to enjoy great variety of authentic foods.

[cici]

It is hard to find good banh xeo abroad so this is a dish that you should try while in Vietnam.

[Busybeeee]

I love the addition of greens at every meal. Considering that a small bunch of mint is going for $4 here in Canada I would just enjoy them as much as I can! Thank you for another great video ☺️👌

[CristianoRonaldo-kjbs]

Cô giáo Mây thật chu đáo... Tết có nhạc mới thành mùa Xuân...!! Chúc Cô giáo năm nay cũng được Long Phụng sum vầy nhé...!!!❤👍

[oriaxtv]

The chicken is a bit chewy (not super soft like the chicken in the U.S.) because the chicken was not raised in a cage but they let it walk around to develop muscles. Vietnamese like this chicken better. They call it "Gà Ta" meaning domestic chicken. The chicken was cooked using its own fat that's why it is a bit wet. :)

[fiveinitaly]

Really good video 👍👍ciao from friends in italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹

[landb]

Oh fun, we ate at the Morning Glory too..loved it. I have peanut and gluten allergies so eating is difficult but I always found something. Our tour guide took us on a bike ride on the outskirts of Hoi An, that was awesome!

[phamvanthong]

Các bạn nên nhớ nhiều món ăn viêt nam phải ăn ngay lúc nóng mới ngon còn khi bị nguội sẽ giảm độ ngon cũng như phở để bị nguội sợi phở bị to ra có khi còn bị nát vụn lúc đó sẽ không ngon

[tigern]

That's hot mint ( Vietnamese coriander) with your chicken and rice! You can buy at homedepot in bc .

[bebeshoeh]

Vietnamese food is good especially in central Vietnam. You guys need to visit Hue! There are many dishes exclusive to Hue. We love it!

[Thomas-ygqg]

I love Vietnamese food in general. Neat flavor and textures.

[travelertrome]

My goodness...you guys have my mouth watering, and I am full from dinner! I love Vietnamese food, but actually have never had a Banh Mi sandwich before. You guys have me gung ho on trying one! I love Hoi An. I was there in 2009. I can't wait for your next video! 😎

[lilianaolivarae]

Hoi An is known as the Venice of the East. Hoi An is an ideal far away land – exotic, beautiful, and seemingly right out of a fairy tale. As the moment you step into Hoi An, it feels like a book of ancient fairy tales came to life. Hoi An is breathtaking by day, but it really comes to life by night when the streets are lit up with beautiful lanterns. Noted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, Hoi An is a magical place. There is no equal globally.

[helennuttall]

Trevor’s excited little face when the food arrives 😂😂 Enjoyed the walkabout too…..Hoi An looks fabulous.