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@@cutepotato9075 thank you for your kind words😀 I am happy the money I spent can bring you all better quality videos 😇😇

@@evantkchong thank you bro 😎

thank you so much for supporting :D

Thank you. Remember to go chase your dreams :D

@@lgv4065 Chiang Mai Driving School โรงเรียนสอนขับรถเชียงใหม่ไดร์ฟวิ่ง

@@lgv4065 have fun:)

@@DanJames-m2e thanks bro 😎 All the Best on your new life in Bali!!

They have lots of snacks - chips, biscuits. For dried goods I saw red dates, mushrooms and jujube too. :D

Nicee 🙌 gonna visit them when I come to HCM in September

@@shehanadain747 Enjoy! I went on weekend around 7pm, they have lots of small booth giving out free food, coffee, drink, snacks samples. Hope you are lucky to try them too if they are there during your visit. Share me your experience once you visited, curious to know :D

Thank you so much, I should speak more to improve on it 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@@gh_pyo 多謝晒，我好鍾意喺越南唐人街有好多嘢食。

i think its launching in netflix soon, it is so good, watch it with a few friends so you wont feel so lonely.

@@bernardwangg thanks man! but tho.... i dont have netflix acc or do i have online friends to watch together with ;-;

@RandomToastyJt it’s okay 😌

Thank you 🙏🏻 Yea locals are friendly and so fun to chat with 😀😀

@@HidenoriTakashi they are so sweet! But I would insist in paying to support their shop 😀

Thank you 🙏🏻 I hope to improve more on my Cantonese in Vietnam. You can visit Chinatown, district 5 to converse in Cantonese. Just try to order your food in Cantonese and locals who speak Cantonese will come and have a chat with you 🙏🏻😊

@@bernardwangg cool, i wanted to know more about the wise debit card if i can use it to pay for local things in VN such as a Grab/rideshare ? i try to have other cashless options while in Vn in case i cannot open up a bank account since i'm a foreingner.

@@Boobooli Most local stores accepts only cash or VN QR code payment - streetfood, street food shops, local small shops. Convenience store, supermarket, shopping malls accepts Visa and Mastercard which means you can use your WISE and YOUTRIP cards. Some restaurants and hotels might charge you extra 3% for using Visa/ Mastercard. For Grab, i am using my visa card from another Singapore bank but you can try your WISE card since the app supports visa/mastercard, very handy when you book your taxi from airport. NEVER get a cab outside of the app, there are many scams! NEVER follow anyone saying they are your driver before sighting their mobile phone's booking details. I posted a video on taxi scam in VN before. Look out for VP Bank and TPBank for one of lowest withdrawal fee. Enjoy your trip :D

@@Boobooli I strongly suggest you to have 2 Travel debit cards to spend and withdraw since free withdrawal have a monthly cap. You can sign up through my affiliate links at no extra cost to you: wise.com/invite/i/bernardw241 youtrip.onelink.me/3xWB/x82uq9wv

@@bernardwangg Do you mean two of the Wise Debit or one other one from another company ? i am just learning about this Wise card because when i was in VN last time i use my Charles Schwab Debit card.

@@suchish92 Lotte mart district 7, Ho Chi Minh City ☺️☺️

i have only tried Truemove Simcards :D

thanks for sharing :D

what is that? haha

thank you i will check them out :)

@@drgta6 let me check with @buimin.

@@bernardwangg Any udpate?

@@drgta6 I just texted them, they said they have it installed in the PC but you need to have it in your own Steam account first in order to play it. Hope it helps :D Have fun!

@@bernardwangg Thanks, this helps, I do have a Steam account with this game.

@@drgta6 Have fun!! Its a nice PC Cafe 😊

Thanks for the tips. Yea i dont really see locals around and i have been in vietnam for quite sometime and to see a dress going for 1 Million Dong is just crazy, I could buy something really quality from Uniqlo and have extra money for a buffet meal in Vietnam Malls that costs around 300k VND, watch a movie 130K VND and extra money left to go for cafe and dessert.

Thank you. I’m fine. Just had a small cut 🥹

@@Boobooli thanks for subscribing and welcome to Vietnam. Budget friendly tips: Average food price: 30-60k VND Shop at markets- cheaper than malls Bargain too!!

@@bernardwangg Thanks Bro, there is much to learn about this country and i want to travel to different regions to get a bigger picture of what Vietnam has to offer, was wondering if you have any recommendations of a honest tour company is VN that can customize a tour for solo traveler like myself or what do you suggest i do if i have 2-3 months of time in the country ?

@@Boobooli I didn’t do tour before. But I stayed in hostels, made lots of friends and kept in touch for over a year and counting. Make friends in hostels and travel together. Many backpackers from from one end to another end of Vietnam.

@@bernardwangg Thank you for letting know that, i'm not a backpacker, but the hostels seems like a good way to make new friends and also see the country, i will look into this option. thanks for your information.

@@Boobooli have fun in Vietnam and travel safe 🤩🙏🏻🙏🏻

@@normalperson3095 thank you 🙏🏻 maybe I should try those for an experience too 😀

i am not too sure, but if you go to Go! supermarket they do sell clothings at local prices :D

please search for 'Vietnam local brand' on google

I skipped Dat Lat during my backpacking trip. I visited from Hanoi, sapa, ninh binh, cat ba island, danang, hue, hoi an and HCMC. Where else should i visit apart from Dat Lat? :D

@@bernardwangg if you like the beach you could go to Phước Hải beach, Mũi Né desert and Phú Quý island. I've never been to those but that a favorite vietnamese vacation place right now.

@@HidenoriTakashi wow, that sounds really local since its local favourite 😊 thank you

Thank you :D I am trying to find more Canto speakers to practice my Canto in HCMC :D But i so far only found this store. I highly recommend their food very home cook and not overly MSG :D

@@bernardwangg District 5 and Chợ Lớn is where the chinese people live, and they speak cantonese, also very friendly and if you lucky they even give you discount if you speak cantonese to the shop in Chợ Lớn market.

@@HidenoriTakashi wow! I must really go check out Cho Lon market 😊 If you have any local food places to recommend me to visit do share too🙏🏻

I was really surprised that there so many translated into viet :D Same as in thailand bookstore:D

@@bernardwangg and all people can buy those too, kids and teens.

@@HidenoriTakashi that is good 😊

yes it is true, the pizza is amazing :D it was packed that night when i was there. what should i explore in Thao Dien street? I havent been there because i dont know whats there.

@@bernardwangg there a 4P's restaurant in Thao Dien too, and the Japanese cafe village at Xuân Thủy - Thao Dien, very Ghibli anime vibe.

apart from the MSG from the soup, i think its super healthy meal and wont make me add unnecessary weight :D one of my favourite meal in vietnam :D

@@bernardwangg it my favorite too. 🥰

You should come visit here! This cafe feels like japan and korea 😊

@@buiminhvu5008 thank you bro 🙏🏻

@@buiminhvu5008 someone ask if you guys have Call Of Duty Warzone

@@petergarcia8225 haha it’s in Saigon 🙏🏻🙏🏻

thanks bro 😊

join me and watch more of my travel adventures 😊

you just need to top up on the app to continue using the number once it expires. try to topup before it expire to prevent service disruption :)

i tried dtac before covid, it was not very stable but i am not sure about now. i tried both ais and truemove both are reliable but i find truemove is value for money and good coverage. FYI you can only find truemove and dtac sim cards in 7-11.

Hey Antoni If you like something like platinum mall from bangkok, you can check out Benh Than market and saigon square, they mainly sell clothings, shoes, food and snacks. I got a video tour here :D czcams.com/video/jldWzKBE7Eg/video.html

Thank for ur information .. 😊

@@antonitjioe270 Enjoy your trip :D

Ben Thanh market is marketed for tourist, i think its nice to visit to see things but if you are buying anything, you need to bargain. I did a video tour here and you can check it out: czcams.com/video/jldWzKBE7Eg/video.htmlsi=hm1YlRwTia27auFU

please search for 'Vietnam local brand' on google

i have not explored all the malls in vietnam, but i think i like Crescent Mall because it is one of the newer mall with huge 2 story Muji store. I like and Van Hanh Mall because it has Uniqlo and Decathlon :D In terms on deals i dont see much sales in the malls. If you are looking for bargain fake products you can check out this video: czcams.com/video/jldWzKBE7Eg/video.htmlsi=CrQ3aUn41cenxRQ7

that was close! stay safe and have fun in thailand :D

@@bernardwangg 😍

@@bernardwangg are u frm SG too bro?

@@samrian5983 yup 😀

@@bernardwanggcool! Same here bro!

Visit vietnam soon :D

Thank you :D

AIS is the best but can be 2-3 times more expensive depends on plan. 7-11 only sells truemove if i am not wrong. the plan i bought i think was unlimited data. if you ran out of data you can top up within the truemove.app using credit card.

in terms of cost effectiveness i think truemove has better value, good coverage and price.

@@iwrld1 thank you bro. 😎

i really feel 'safer' for my health when i eat out in vietnam. because it is not loaded with oil, salt, chilli. but i think MSG is still present in the food haha.

Hey Long, I dont dare to go to wet markets because i am not familiar with prices and do not want to pay foreign prices. I think most of the stores dont state their prices. I went a few times to Crescent mall, yes it is not very crowded here, but i kind of like this mall. it is bright and clean and my favourite shop - Muji is here. but again whenever i go i still feel the AC is not perfect yet. What are the top 3 best malls do you recommend in Saigon? I went to the following: 1. Crescent mall - aircon is decent 2. Lotte Mart - aircon is decent 3. Takashimaya - aircon is decent 4. Vincom and Parkson in D1 - Hot no aircon :( As a foreigner i only go to malls if i need to buy things from Muji and unqilo. I dont really eat in malls because they are expensive. i feel the reason why malls are so popular and always crowded is because of the trains that link to the malls directly. Super convenient. In singapore, alot of people dont need to go to town to do shopping, because we have neighbourhood malls that sells even high end products like SK-II, Shiseido etc, almost no need to go to town. Once saigon has more trains connecting in the city, the malls will have even more people. But i love the cafe culture in vietnam, all have different and unique vibes :D

Hey Long, thanks for asking. Yup I am so happy i upgraded my gears. Hmm, honestly i must say every country has rules to follow no matter where I go, it is only wise not to touch on sensitive topics like politics. As long as i can go about my daily life, i am happy and contented. But again, I am a visitor, I do not have the privilege to voice my concerns or suggestions in another country's domestic affairs. I love vietnam alot because it made me appreciate the little things i got in life. Also, once i get out of touristy spots in vietnam, i feel alot more relaxed too :) Let me know what you like to watch next on my youtube :D