In the last piece I reviewed a seemingly Southeast Asian restaurant, where we had foods such as pho, one of the emblems of Vietnamese cuisine. As I've written long ago, the food is likely derived from rice noodles brought to Vietnam by southern Chinese, like those from Guangdong Province, where rice noodle dishes abound, including some that do not come in the common strand form. One example is changfen, and this eatery 王记 makes them on the spot. Rice milk is spread out on a flat bamboo basket then steamed, and the resulting rice noodle sheet is theb used to wrap whatever ingredients ordered. Haven't seen this done since visiting Guangdong a few years ago, and it was pretty awesome. For my other food and travel videos, check out 香港人老A on B站, XHS or DYin🇨🇳🇻🇳

广式的感觉，就是里面的肉和菜的含量感觉稍微少了点。

早餐必吃，好吃的很，辣椒酱是灵魂