1 MILLION Asian Steamed Dumplings!!! HUGE Street Food in Vietnam!!

1 MILLION Asian Steamed Dumplings!!! HUGE Street Food in Vietnam!!
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THO PHAT FACTORY

1. THỌ PHÁT FACTORY
ADDRESS: Lot HT-F2 4&5, Hiep Phuoc Industrial Zone, Nha Be District, HCMC
SOCIAL: http://thophat.com/
FACTORY INFORMATION: Tho Phat was established in 1987 by a couple with a modest pork bun cart in the Chinatown (District 5) of Ho Chi Minh City. Focusing on the quality and affordable price, the business started to gain significant reputation and expand rapidly. Now they produce over 10,000 tonnes of food annually.

?BÁNH BAO KHOAI MÔN (TARO BUN): Dough: Mix flour, yeast, baking flour & water. Add purple food colouring. | Filling: Steam the taro, then slow-cook with sugar for 90 minutes | Shape: Flatten the dough. Divide the dough & the filling taro paste, then wrap the dough around the filling. | Steam for 13 minutes, then cool for 1 hour.

?BÁNH BAO NHÍM (PORCUPINE SHAPE BUN): Filling: Mix sugar, eggs, coconut milk & condensed milk, then drain the liquid to retain the solid. Steam for 20 minutes, then whip the custard to make it spongy. | Shape: Flatten the dough. Divide the dough and the custard filling, then wrap the dough around the filling. Create a peak at the end to make a shape of the porcupine tail. Use scissors to cut the dough to resemble the quills. | Steam for 13 minutes, then cool for 1 hour.

?BÁNH BAO XÁ XÍU, TRỨNG CÚT, TRỨNG MUỐI (CHARSIU, SALTED EGG BUN): Filling: Grind and marinate the meat in sugar, seasoning powder, MSG, soy sauce, ground pepper, scallion, minced onion & flour. Shape: Flatten the dough. Divide the dough & meat. Add a quail egg, salted egg yolk, charsiu, and handwrap. | Steam for 21 minutes, then cool for 1 hour.

?HÁ CẢO THỊT (PORK DUMPLINGS):Mix 4 kinds of flour to create a chewy dough. |Filling: Grind and marinate meat in sugar, seasoning powder, MSG, soy sauce, ground pepper, scallion, minced onion & flour. |Shape: Divide the filling into meatballs, and cut the dough into circles, then handwrap. | Steam for 8-10 minutes, then cool for 1 hour.

?XÍU MẠI (SHUMAI): Mix flour, egg, and water to create dough. | Filling: Grind and marinate the meat and shrimp in sugar, seasoning powder, MSG, soy sauce, ground pepper, scallion, minced onion & flour. | Shape: Divide the filling into meatballs, and cut the dough into circles, then wrap the dough around the bun. | Steam for 8-10 minutes, then cool for 1 hour.
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2. CỬA HÀNG THỌ PHÁT
ADDRESS: 78-80 Nguyễn Tri Phương Street, District 5, HCMC
SOCIAL: https://www.facebook.com/thophat

?BÁNH BAO XÁ XÍU, TRỨNG CÚT, TRỨNG MUỐI (CHARSIU, SALTED EGG BUN)
? PRICE: 24.000 VND/$1.10 USD

?BÁNH BAO KHOAI MÔN (TARO BUN)
? PRICE: 7.000 VND/$0.30 USD

?BÁNH BAO NHÍM (PORCUPINE SHAPE BUN)
? PRICE: 12.000 VND/$0.52 USD

?BÁNH BAO HEO (PIGLET SHAPE BUN)
? PRICE: 12.000 VND/$0.52 USD

? BÁNH BAO BÍ ĐỎ (PUMPKIN BUN)
? PRICE: 7.000 VND/$0.30 USD
?HÁ CẢO THỊT (PORK DUMPLINGS) + XÍU MẠI (SHUMAI)
? PRICE: 3.500 VND/$0.15 USD each

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22 Comments

  1. Tbh, the Tho Phat products are really bad in term of taste. What even worse is that those were sold in most of the vendors I found in Saigon. From my experience, only in some restaurants could I find dimsum or baozi with different and perhaps better recipes.
    I really hope some days better dimsums could be more accessible and popular in Sg because I am a huge fan of those.

  2. What I want to know is where in Southern California can I get some? Little Saigon maybe?
    I some there but not the ones in your video. How the heck you eat that many? Maybe a week of eating lol

  3. I like how after sonny said "it looks like thanos' testicle" it suddenly transitioned to another food HAHAHAHAH? by the way really love your vids and discovering your channel ago as in ago is AN TREASURE!!♥️♥️♥️

  4. The one with the custard on the inside seems like it would be good. I think the problem for me not liking them is that whatever they're putting on the inside in Thailand is what makes it inedible. It's definitely not the same as Vietnam and China.

  5. I've tried to enjoy those steamed buns in Thailand but they always seem to chalky and flavorless. It's kind of like eating soft plaster or drywall.

  6. No idea if you guys enjoy this girl's translation or not but at 2:17, when Sonny asked in ONE DAY, how many dumplings the factory produced, Mr. Tho replied: 10.000 per YEAR, and then she translated 100.000 (without saying per day or year). Really confusing and annoying!

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