Every time you said that you're not sure if you pronounced it right, my wife and I looked at each other and smiled. You pronounced those names better than our kids could. They were born here, and they speak Vietnamese with an accent. You have a talent for speaking Vietnamese! It's not easy. Great job.
It usually takes me 6 hours to prepare a good pot of phở broth. Wanna eat phở on Saturday, have to start the broth on Friday night. Cannot rush with phở. Thank you for introducing Vietnamese cuisine to the world.
I remember when I discovered Vietnamese food. It is still my top 3 favorite foods in the world. The flavors are so good! Wish I can try your home-made pho! 😃
Pho is really good at a cold day for me and if you have bad cold or allergies it will help you a lot. Everything is look good, just so funny I made that coconut and jelly yesterday. Lol Thank you for video .🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hello from Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺. We have a lot of Vietnamese restaurants here, and a lot of shops just selling banh mi, rice paper rolls and coffee. I love the freshness of Vietnamese. This restaurant looked amazing.
I love Vietnamese food. Have you tried Bun Rieu (tomato, crab noodle soup), Banh Xeo (crepe) and Broken Rice Combo Plate? I would recommend those dishes, if they have.
Sometimes I wish I could travel to exotic locations to eat authentic foods. But I'm happy eating food at various restaurants in America where I'm less likely to get food poisoning.
I went to Thailand last February, and it was amazing. I did worry a little that I might get food poisoning, but I had absolutely no problems. Prices were unbelievably cheap, food was incredible! Can't wait to go as soon as travel is permitted.
loved vietnamese food before it was in style. ate it in the mid eighties when all the viet boat refugees started opening restaurants in my area. Viet is now kinda the hip food these days. As you can see in the video, its a lot more than just pho. wanna come down to visit again ,but the rental cars are outrageous now and into the future. Was checking sep and oct and the hotel prices are nuts .
Yeah the prices are crazy. Hotels are cheapest on weekdays AWAY from the strip: Fiesta Henderson, Sunset Station, Sam's Town, Boulder Station, Cannery Hotels (both locations), ... these used to have reasonable rates during weekdays... don't know about now.
@@lasvegaseats702 You choose a lot of great food spots. Itd be nice to see you bite into all the great food and react. The food shots are amazing and better than other channels but it leaves something to be desired in terms of fulfillment. We wanna see you crush and enjoy everything! haha
@@parlayin Thank you for your comments, I appreciate them. Some people have told me that they don't want to see eating scenes because it was disgusting to them. Some people just aren't into mukbang-type videos. Also, I've come to the point now where I can't show myself. to show myself now would take the mystery element away... and my channel would not be the same. There are some people who have seen me... either from my old video (which are now deleted), and the restaurants where I film. Now I'm convinced that featuring the food is the best thing.
Not so much from Chinese even though because there are many Chinese who were born and raised in Vietnam for generations have cultivated Chinese Cantonese style food sold in Saigon. However, traditional Viet foods from north, central and south regions do not have a lot of influences from China. Viet foods are generally not cooked in a wok. Viet foods are heavily flavored by onions, shallots, garlic and fresh herbs. The Vietnamese people are very creative in inventing dishes and regionally driven. Northerners prefer savory while southerners like sweetness. Central like savory and spicy. Northerners like soups and southerners grill more. Unique thing about Vietnamese cuisine is there are countless dishes and flavors and you will never be able to try it all if you are in VN. it would take living there for at least six months to go after it.
Who said I was Vietnamese? Lol. Keep in mind that the video was made 3 years ago. Things may have changed, especially the hours, and maybe even the food... haven't been there in a long while.
I love vietnamese foood!! My husband is from Korea and he is missing authentic Korean food. Can you do authentic korean restaurants in vegas plz? ive already watched your premium Korean BBQ vs Cheapest Hidden BBQ
I'm not sure about the video, but I can give you recommendations. You can search these restaurants on yelp.com Mr. Tofu, Daebok, Tang Tang Tang, E-jo, Garden Korean Restaurant, Magal
great video! seems that prices are still reasonable at this eatery for LAS; u happen to know how long it's been open? will try to check it out when revisiting LAS later this month... plan to be at the strip for a short visit; lol, car rental rate is now 3-4 times higher than that before the pandemic
Wow, not many Vietnamese restaurants have all of these authentic dishes. My mouth is watering. Food looks awesome!
Every time you said that you're not sure if you pronounced it right, my wife and I looked at each other and smiled. You pronounced those names better than our kids could. They were born here, and they speak Vietnamese with an accent. You have a talent for speaking Vietnamese! It's not easy. Great job.
Wow, cool! Thanks!
Wow! Another great video! You know you make great vids when you make your viewers hungry!
I've just discovered your CZcams channel. I love it.
Welcome!
It usually takes me 6 hours to prepare a good pot of phở broth. Wanna eat phở on Saturday, have to start the broth on Friday night. Cannot rush with phở.
Thank you for introducing Vietnamese cuisine to the world.
I remember when I discovered Vietnamese food. It is still my top 3 favorite foods in the world. The flavors are so good! Wish I can try your home-made pho! 😃
Pho is really good at a cold day for me and if you have bad cold or allergies it will help you a lot. Everything is look good, just so funny I made that coconut and jelly yesterday. Lol
Thank you for video .🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Amazing! ... Almost famous food of Vietnamese which i can see in this video... Awesome restaurant !🙊👍
Hello from Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺. We have a lot of Vietnamese restaurants here, and a lot of shops just selling banh mi, rice paper rolls and coffee. I love the freshness of Vietnamese. This restaurant looked amazing.
I've always wanted to go to Australia. Thanks for the comment!
😌 will be in town in a few weeks. a must stop for din! thank you.
I think their hours changed. They close early now 7:30 I think. So many changes all the time. Good to call ahead.
looks good. great video
Wow everything looked so good!
Glad you highlighted this restaurant, it is one of the best in town.
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Another great broadcast
Will check this out next time I am in the Sin city. Thank you for sharing. Now I would like to see more videos like this 😊
Check their hours if you plan to go. I think they close very early... like 7:30 pm
Thank you for the tip.
@@bongsellers4572 You're welcome
Wow!
I love Vietnamese food. Have you tried Bun Rieu (tomato, crab noodle soup), Banh Xeo (crepe) and Broken Rice Combo Plate? I would recommend those dishes, if they have.
Yes I tried all of those, but at other places. 🙂
Try Co Anh! Authentic Vietnamese food as well. 😊
I've seen it. I went there late and it was closed. Will try someday
Ty for this review! New to Vegas and I am searching for some good Vietnamese food and this place looks great with all the wonderful dishes!
You're welcome!
Not bad on the pronunciation. Better than most 👍🏻
Sometimes I wish I could travel to exotic locations to eat authentic foods. But I'm happy eating food at various restaurants in America where I'm less likely to get food poisoning.
I went to Thailand last February, and it was amazing. I did worry a little that I might get food poisoning, but I had absolutely no problems. Prices were unbelievably cheap, food was incredible! Can't wait to go as soon as travel is permitted.
You are making me hungry 😋
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Looking forward to trying this place next time we’re in Vegas. Thanks for the video!!
BTW - ‘Yen’ is pronounced like ‘een’ in Vietnamese
"Een"? Wow, thanks so much. I would never have known.
loved vietnamese food before it was in style. ate it in the mid eighties when all the viet boat refugees started opening restaurants in my area. Viet is now kinda the hip food these days. As you can see in the video, its a lot more than just pho.
wanna come down to visit again ,but the rental cars are outrageous now and into the future. Was checking sep and oct and the hotel prices are nuts .
Yeah the prices are crazy. Hotels are cheapest on weekdays AWAY from the strip: Fiesta Henderson, Sunset Station, Sam's Town, Boulder Station, Cannery Hotels (both locations), ... these used to have reasonable rates during weekdays... don't know about now.
That restaurant looks absolutely amazing. I could eat there everyday! I love Vietnamese food but I don’t see these dishes available by us.
Love your camera work and food shots
Thank you 😊
@@lasvegaseats702 You choose a lot of great food spots. Itd be nice to see you bite into all the great food and react. The food shots are amazing and better than other channels but it leaves something to be desired in terms of fulfillment. We wanna see you crush and enjoy everything! haha
@@parlayin Thank you for your comments, I appreciate them.
Some people have told me that they don't want to see eating scenes because it was disgusting to them. Some people just aren't into mukbang-type videos. Also, I've come to the point now where I can't show myself. to show myself now would take the mystery element away... and my channel would not be the same.
There are some people who have seen me... either from my old video (which are now deleted), and the restaurants where I film. Now I'm convinced that featuring the food is the best thing.
Not so much from Chinese even though because there are many Chinese who were born and raised in Vietnam for generations have cultivated Chinese Cantonese style food sold in Saigon. However, traditional Viet foods from north, central and south regions do not have a lot of influences from China. Viet foods are generally not cooked in a wok. Viet foods are heavily flavored by onions, shallots, garlic and fresh herbs. The Vietnamese people are very creative in inventing dishes and regionally driven. Northerners prefer savory while southerners like sweetness. Central like savory and spicy. Northerners like soups and southerners grill more. Unique thing about Vietnamese cuisine is there are countless dishes and flavors and you will never be able to try it all if you are in VN. it would take living there for at least six months to go after it.
Thanks for the info!
Thks for video. Looks good. Will try yen today. How can you be VNmese and not know nem nuong spring roll?
Who said I was Vietnamese? Lol.
Keep in mind that the video was made 3 years ago. Things may have changed, especially the hours, and maybe even the food... haven't been there in a long while.
I love vietnamese foood!! My husband is from Korea and he is missing authentic Korean food. Can you do authentic korean restaurants in vegas plz? ive already watched your premium Korean BBQ vs Cheapest Hidden BBQ
I'm not sure about the video, but I can give you recommendations. You can search these restaurants on yelp.com
Mr. Tofu, Daebok, Tang Tang Tang, E-jo, Garden Korean Restaurant, Magal
great video! seems that prices are still reasonable at this eatery for LAS; u happen to know how long it's been open? will try to check it out when revisiting LAS later this month... plan to be at the strip for a short visit; lol, car rental rate is now 3-4 times higher than that before the pandemic
It's been open for less than a year. Can't remember exactly
Cute
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Yen Kitchen was closed .
Open now. They were closed for a brief period of time.
Their current hours are 10 am to 7:30 pm. I don't know what happened, but there's a sign on the front door that says they are hiring Kitchen staff
Are you Vietnamese?
No, but I've been there a couple of times.
Every now and then I still mispronounce Pho
Try saying the other dishes 😆
You completely butchered the name of the restaurant! Lol
The Y is silent in Yen. Its pronounced eeiing, it means sparrow in Viet.
Yes, as someone had already commented about that below. Since I'm not Vietnamese, I would use the English pronunciation for Englis letters.
@@lasvegaseats702 its all good!! Glad you could experienced the flavors of Viet food.
Yeah I love it. I wish the manager told me during the filming. But they went through a lot of changes since the vidoe. Wish them good luck.
Cute