I used to sneak out of my room for this dish
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Ingredients: 16 oz banh pho noodles 1 carrot, sliced 1 can of whole young corn, drained and sliced lengthwise 1 can sliced …
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It's just like a extravagant Pancit 🤣🤣, and sure looks tasty
What is this called ?
What's the recipe?
Totally relate to the weird conversations with adults. I would also hide in my room too!!
Omg Lisa! Same gurl same
That looks so good
as a former kid, i don't try to make conversation with people's kids, because I hated awkward conversation with adults
Im Mexican and I can agree they have the weirdest conversation it goes from talking about there children to horror stories that happened when they were in their homeland
That's sweet that ur parents still thought about you guys even they they were enjoying themselves.❤
Growing up I would always try to avoid speaking to adults because they would always start the conversation with some sort of criticism like "Why don't you have a boyfriend yet? Do the boys think you're ugly?" "When did you gain so much weight" "Where's my hug?" I was always so uncomfortable because I barely knew anyone and im a introverted person in general
Jeez I'm an adult and still don't want to talk to other adults in a social setting. I have nothing useful to contribute to your conversation. Just like when I was a kid, give me my plate of food and leave me to people-watch in peace
Fr bún xào chay is da best😂❤
yo mom got cake
Definitely weird, also giving your opinion in adult conversations felt like they were listening but weren't taking it seriously.
Yeah, I always wanted to be alone at stuff like that
A party where kids stay in the room? That's the party I'd love to be at lol
My parents would love to invite family members just to have a karaoke party.
Questions I would get asked whenever the adults came over as a Chinese boy living in Europe were always:
– Why are you so thin? Are your parents feeding you enough?
– Why can you only understand Chinese, but not speak or read?
– How are your grades?
– What college are you planning to go to once you graduate?
– Why are you so silent?
– Do you have a girlfriend yet?
– Why do you eat bread in the morning? You should eat rice or porridge.
– Do you have any Chinese classmates?
– What countries are your friends from?
– How many friends do you have?
Etc.
I would always just respond with an awkward laugh and pretend I didn't understand what they were saying in Chinese, in the hopes that they stop asking. I still do so sometimes lol.
As I am from aisia I can relate
I can relate so much
As a Asian this is sooo true, like i would meet my long lost aunt or my great great great grand aunt who once held me when i was 1½ years old or my a random uncle who saw my dad when he was 8. Idk any of them…
How do you spell the name of the dish? Is it Pho? Because apparently I have been pronouncing it wrong all this time!
True. You also don’t want to get caught up in direct conversation with them either. You will end up being nagged for something
This is not Pho, its different type of rice noodle and we call it "Bun gao" and this dish is Bun gao xao chay. Anyway your mom make it look really good.
Good veggie tofu.
The chowder deviled egg episode irl
i’d love to see more vegetarian food from you
looks good.
What is more weird is grown adults hosting karaoke parties for hours on end almost every weekend! I'm sorry, but karaoke is awful. So making a party of it on a regular basis is ABSOLUTELY BIZARRE!
Talking or just interacting with an exited adult especially during night-time as a kid never felt comfortable, never
The grown up conversations I remember as a kid was like:
My parents: “Hey, what’s your kid doing?”
Their friend: “Yeah. He’s learning piano and bass”
My parents: “Oh yeah? That’s so good! My kids can’t even play any string instruments”
My self-esteem: 📉
omg looks so goodddd
Knew these were not your hand haha
fyi, the noodles in the video are not called “pho”. People dont actually use those kind for pho dish in vietnam, they use a type of squared noodles, or wide noodles. This one in the video is “bun” and its used for bun dish.
Ever since I came to america most of the vietnamese restaurants uses those bun noodles for Pho and idk why, but I think its due to it being harder to produced. But hearing an Vietnamese American call it that is funny to me lol, i love lisa though
Omggg it looks so good
When i was a little viet kid, i would always isolate myself away from the adults because their conversions were always really goofy and they were using viet words that my little brain couldnt translate ☠️☠️
I can have it everyday.
Definitely gonna try ❤
So relatable 😂