KHAO POON & NAM VAM ~ Hmong Food ~ ASMR (No Talking) Eat Life With Kimchi

Hi Kimchi Dolls! Today I'm eating one of my favorite if not my favorite noodle dish. I'm also eating nam vam. That's defintely my favorite Hmong dessert. It's very popular in the summer time but Hmong people eat it year round. Especially during the Hmong New Year's as well, which is this time of the year. I got the nam vam from a boba shop here in Kansas City called Boba Blend and I made the khao poon myself. I hope ya enjoy this video. If you like what you see/hear then please be sure to subscribe for more videos. Have a beautiful day!


You can find Boba Blend's menu and address on their instagram page.
Link to Boba Blend Instagram:
  / boba.blend  


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Lipstick I'm wearing is Lip Sense Blue Red.

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Mic I use is the Blue Yeti.
Camera I use is the Canon 80D


***This is an ASMR video. For the best sounds please wear headphones. Thank you.***


What is ASMR?
ASMR, which stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, it describes a feeling of euphoric tingling and relaxation that can come over someone when he or she watches certain videos or hears certain sounds.
ASMR doesn’t work for everyone and it can be tough to imagine the sensation if you don’t experience it first-hand. For most people who do experience it, the blissful tingling starts up in the scalp and then makes its way through the body to the arms and legs. And as a result, it can trigger a feeling of relaxation.