In this video, Luisillo El Gordillo explores the exotic and sometimes shocking food culture of Vietnam. He starts by trying the popular Vietnamese dish Pho, a beef-based noodle soup, and also tries a "poop soup" made from animal intestines, which he finds unappetizing. He then visits a food court and tries various local delicacies, including a tamale-like dish called nem.
Luisillo also visits a snake farm where he watches a snake being killed and prepared for cooking. He finds the experience disturbing but tries the snake meat, which he finds to be similar to fish or chicken. He also tries a porcupine dish, which he finds delicious.
Later, Luisillo tries a worm omelette, worm soup, and worm stew, which he finds surprisingly tasty. He also visits a cafe that serves coffee with egg, a unique and creamy drink that he enjoys.
Finally, Luisillo visits a street vendor who sells dog meat, which is a taboo subject in some parts of the world. He finds the experience disturbing but acknowledges that it is a traditional practice in some parts of Vietnam.
Throughout the video, Luisillo emphasizes the importance of respecting other cultures and trying new foods, even if they may seem exotic or unappetizing at first.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Vietnam is known for its exotic dishes, including fried snake, worm omelette, and dog meat.
2. The country has a high consumption of unusual animal parts, such as intestines and bile.
3. Phở is a popular Vietnamese dish made from rice noodles, beef-based broth, and various toppings.
4. A popular restaurant in Vietnam, Pho Thin, has been operating since 1979 and has expanded to other countries.
5. The restaurant has a unique system where customers pay at the entrance and receive a kuai (bread) to accompany their meal.
6. Vietnam has a culture of consuming snake meat, particularly in rural areas.
7. A type of snake called "dry snake" is commonly consumed and is considered non-poisonous.
8. The snake is typically prepared by being killed and cooked in front of the customer.
9. The snake's blood is mixed with rice liquor to create a unique beverage.
10. Earthworms are considered a delicacy in northern Vietnam and are cooked in omelettes, soups, and stews.
11. The worms are often mixed with egg, pineapple, ginger, and other ingredients to create a flavorful dish.
12. Coffee with egg is a popular beverage in Vietnam, particularly in Hanoi.
13. The drink is made by adding egg to coffee, creating a creamy consistency.
14. Dog meat is consumed in some parts of Vietnam, particularly in rural areas.
15. The consumption of dog meat has decreased by 70% in the last five years, especially in big cities.
16. Dog meat is considered a traditional meal in some villages, where it is served to special guests.
17. The meat is often cooked in blood sausage, tripe, and banderillas, and is considered a luxury item.
Note: These facts only include information that can be verified and do not include personal opinions or subjective experiences.