Dude, your videos are awesome. This Hmong friend of yours is a genuine guy too. Keep making good videos for those of us who cannot go there.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

I'm also Hmong " Hmong American " born and raised here in America. One on my bucket list is to visit hmon villages in Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and in China. Thanks for this awesome video

@cheexiong1449

Жыл бұрын

One of my bucket list is to go to Laos for young grass

@fuckyeahhole3654

Жыл бұрын

Don't try if you're able to hold your gut of interesting, quite often their food cause you Diarrhea Hahaha . Left laos at younger ages but never think about visiting those junk buggy at all.

Awesome video! This Hmong guy speaks better English than a lot of people that been in the States for so long! Good job!

thank you

Wow! Thanks again for sharing that marvellous experience with us! I really felt there, the sounds, the tastes, the friendship! God bless!

This was very enjoyable. I love videos like this so I can see how other people live. The raw fish with lime and chilis is kinda like Mexican ceviche! The lime cooks the fish.

More adventures in the jungle with the Hmong, love watching your jungle trips

Love the way you guys immers in local life and culture.

Thanks for visiting our Hmong people, love it

Thank you for showing us the living of the Hmong people

Love the video! I would love to try some of those dishes! Everyone makes it differently. Barely eats raw fish in the US. Only eat salmon and tuna at restaurants. Probably going to try something like that ❤️

I see you're hanging out with my Hmong brothers from laos. Nice 👍

Wow Laos so beautiful. Greetings from Malaysia

To answer your question towards the end of the video. The women usually eat separately in the other room but can eat at the table too.

Thank you for sharing Mario Love it, can't wait for the next video. Take care mate.

Love my people and love that you get to experience it with them. You sir is awesome!

You know good food my friend.

I know when you got home you crave for these food, it's a taste you won't forget, so glad that more and more people is trying hmong food, more video from loas please lol they way they hunt is different from us in america but we still do the same procedure when we cook and eat

Traditionally, the men always eats before the women but since coming to the USA, things have changed and now the women and men eat together now. But on special occasion like wedding or ceremonies, the men will always eat before the women on the table.

This Awesome.

Your freind is trying his best to answer your questions, but to clarify its part the of the culture for men to eat first and eat together at the table while the women eat separately from the men.

Wow I’m drooling 🤤

Representing my hmong peeps. Kudos to you brotha......

Oh wow…the foods look so good, you guys are making me want eat.

Awesome video. Love the respect and genuine interest you exhibit towards other cultures.

Your awesome!! Thanks for putting on these hmong villagers/bushmensss

Love your channel

love the video...bring more...

What an experience. Very nice 👍👍

OMG yall eating raw fish. RIVER fish? wtf?! WOW you are a brave man

Its sooo kool to see a white man eating hmong food... I love watching your adventures and journeys on KZread my friend. Cant wait for the next one, until then be safe have fun... you should ask the hmong brothers there to cook you bitter cow intestines but in the hmong tradition way.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks bro, glad you liked the video!

Your friend has a good heart and he's hilarious. Love his laugh. I enjoyed your video of you destroying the motor-cycle through the jungle. Keep up the content 👌

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

It's always right to bring out some hmong liquor when there are guest....nice vid brother....

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏

Guests side of the table is the furtherst from the door

Anybody go to hmong village....wil never go hungry.....

These guys really know what they're doing. The tours and food are brilliant. Msg me if you return to VV.

Great video.... 👏

If you lost in the Hmong village, you'll fell so much more comfortable than you lost in any other ethnic groups.

Dropping the follow. Thank you for sharing the culture of my people 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Like first watch later 👍👍👍

I enjoyed watching your laos episodes 👍

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, it's great to know 🙂

This is the closest video to how I travel....keep up to the dam good work....so good!

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like it, thank you 🙏

I can't help feeling that he wasn't totally honest about why the women weren't joining u. Presumably they did all this for a fee and the meal at the end was part of the gig. Their family weren't on the pay role and it would have been awkward with the language barrier. Your friend would be the designated interpreter and it would have been stressful on top of all the other stuff he had to do. Totally understandable and it was sweet he was slightly embarrassed and was scrambling for an answer. Top bloke and great video!

This makes me so happy.

Nice you have a hmong friend you are very nice person

I need to go be more hmong. Lol. Great video bro!

Thank you for sharing about Hmong/hmoob people’s..

Great content of my people! Thx Brother

Glad to see you back in Laos, still got this special touch when you make a video, love it. What piece of adventure in the wild jungle 😮 ! You have some guts man ! And the reward 😋 , cooking with those skills 😍 nice hosts though ; )

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I enjoyed filming this trip 👍

Keep making videos bro an uploadall of em, please

Great video. You earned yourself a subscriber and like. I’ll be sure to share this video. ;)

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

Looks like Lao food

I know you don't like lychee fruit but you tell them I love those 🤣

Ked is such a cool dude.

That's delicious food. I miss those kind of food. Bring me back home. Enjoy your stay

Great work.

this looks so amazing !

Got my sub. Let's go

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Awesome, thanks bro 👍

Much loved

nice follow up video to the jungle one, proper!

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Tommy 👍

Hmong foods never eaten raw always fully cooked. This guy he is showing you most of Lao cooking styles.

Wow the dad knows Russian? That's pretty dope

Looks delicious so fresh

Mario support you👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️

So authentic. We love this video!!!

HI, IT 'S LOOKS YUMMY.🐟🐟🐟🐠🐟🐟🙏👏👏👏😆😆👍👍👍👍👍👍😎

Wow I see this video I am feeling home

I want you to go out to the woods and find the jungle hmong people and do a great documentary about them..

Awesome

Awesome 👏

The Hmong 's mentality threating the foreigner come to their house like king.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Great hospitality for sure 🙌

@mr.youknowwho4230

Жыл бұрын

I think we do that to everybody

@coriander1732

Жыл бұрын

Yes, threating very well

@meekou86

Жыл бұрын

Do you mean “treating?” Cause “threatening” is like harming someone.

@kevinyher5240

Жыл бұрын

@@meekou86 Exactly.

I love watchinf this kind of video..as raw as the fish can be 😃😃😃

Enjoy watching your in Laos village

It is interesting that their village has power lines. I wonder if there are remote villages without electricity in Laos.

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Laos always feels like a home to us 👍

Wow. The delicious looking fish soup makes really hungry. I am curious about its taste.😀👍👍

Usually Hmong men always eat first & Hmong women always eat last. Some still practice that tradition here in the US. Now.....some families will let the women join in at the table, or sometimes the women will have their own table eating at the same time.

@ceciliachang5735

Жыл бұрын

That's only when you do spiritual stuff or something happened men will eat first, but at home when nothing happened everyone eats all.

@MikeyLee559

Жыл бұрын

@@ceciliachang5735 yes at home Is different because that's your family, but when outside family join cook outs and other stuff men chop meat women do all the other stuff cleaning cooking preparing plates and setting dinner tables, while men chill and get drunk. Men eat first while women eat separately. Pretty lame and unfair but that's just how it is lol. It's the culture.

You made great friends there.

This video just earned my subscription 👍👍👍

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏

Making me hungry...

You got a nice food

Amazing episode

Definitely, next level, Hmong dinner.

"this is literally raw" 🐠🐟

We love what you do brother and keep up loading more videos of hunting and living of the natural environment 👍 show the world of what it is like to travel over seas!!!!!!!

Love 🙏

Such an awesome video!

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Absolutely fantastic videos. Would you please leave information about your tour and guides... Would love to experience that. Thanks....incredible experience....

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! It is not a public tour, we've organized everything ourselves. Although it's possible that it will be a thing for the public in the near future. Stay tuned

So awesome! ❤

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Good one ..you sure eat like a Hmong

Hmong foods are the best!

Good food

Looking good and tasting even better, keep it up :)

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Love your content

@TravelsonToast

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

you sound like Australian ...good video

Looks good.

Yeah if you go to the hmong people you will see and you will get foods place to sleep free. They are the best people in Asia

Nice

Women don't usually eat at the table with men during festivities/guests etc...Women usually eat second or not at main table....in the states you may see some woman at the tables eating with Men...but with guests over or festivities it's off to the side....

Great vid. The raw fish that you thought you ate raw isn't really the raw. The acid from the lime & chili peppers cooks it. Onion & garlic are also acidic. Love to see more vids, man.

@cooltron

Жыл бұрын

It’s called ceviche in Mexico same concept. Regardless though you can eat fish raw as well.

Careful the raw fish. And I'm hmong. But great vdos. Keep them coming.