Иностранцы впервые пробуют вьетнамскую уличную еду в старом квартале Ханоя

As our family continues making our way through Southeast Asia, we visit Vietnam for the first time. Our first stop is Hanoi, where we were scheduled for an Old Quarter street food tour. Unfortunately, the tour was canceled because of the Tet holiday. Not being a family that gives up easily, we decided to walk the streets on our own despite the challenge of knowing next to nothing about the area or the foods. And to add to the struggle, Colt has fallen ill and can't venture out at all...

Contents:

0:00 Intro
2:17 Leaving the French Quarter
3:49 Arriving in the Old Quarter
4:03 Banh Vong - Vietnamese Donuts
9:05 Bún Riêu
11:37 Bún Chả, Nem and Sugarcane Juice
13:55 The Least Authentic Dessert
14:09 Egg Coffee
17:07 Outro

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