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B nh M Isn t Just a Vietnamese Po Boy

B nh M Isn t Just a Vietnamese Po Boy

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Though Vietnamese and Cajun cuisines share a lot of common ground, it wasn t until a community of immigrants and refugees came to New Orleans in the 1970s that the flavors fused. Over time, their descendants have begun to experiment and introduce new ideas, from Cajun crawfish to brisket b nh m (and even a ph -rrito. We explore the best spots in the city to shop and eat like a true local. ThaiGoalie: Fantastic representation of a very special and thoroughly Southeast Asian-American community here in the States, that is steeped in history. Love to see it.
I hope you guys do more documentaries covering communities like this because us Southeast Asians can be found in practically every city in America!

Date: 2020-10-24

Comments and reviews: 8


It feels good to see immigrants contributing to the culture and economy of any country that welcomes them. It feels even better when immigrants integrate gracefully into society. The Vietnamese Americans are a good example.
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Thank you and your community for bringing even more diversity to New Orleans cuisine. The cross influence can be compared with that of Italian and African influences. but with a KICK!
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One of my classmates spoke with Khai about the Veggi co-op for a research project last year! Super down to earth, kind dude who's really out here improving the Vietnamese community in nola
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I love the previous video and this one, I rather hear stories from them and not from some bozo that goes to these places and tries to tell you their story or how their food taste.
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I just never got on board with crayfish. Not enough meat and just too messy. Anyways, nice to see the Vietnamese community thriving in the south.
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The Vietnamese community has done great things for New Orleans. Thankful that something so beautiful emerged from such an ugly war.
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As a first-generation Vietnamese American. This hits home. We're all fighting for the American dream in one way or another.
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Do people actually call them Vietnamese Po Boys? I never heard people calling it that, but maybe it s just where I m from.
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