台幣一萬爽玩富國島 6天5夜！越式洗頭、按摩、吃到飽

台幣一萬爽玩富國島 6天5夜！越式洗頭、按摩、吃到飽

(screaming wildly) So cool! Awesome! That looks gorgeous over there—especially at night. You can film it. So pretty. The houses here actually look a bit different from Europe. This 10K TWD Challenge can’t just be about scraping by. We’ve gotta live it up for everyone. So we booked an all-inclusive resort. Everything included. Let’s chase that money’s worth. Seriously, don’t even look at the prices. Ordering whatever feels amazing. Especially since we can go wild with the drinks too. Looks fantastic. Big battle tonight. In places like Vietnam and Thailand— buffets are usually no time limit. We’re eating till we drop. I wanna waddle out like I’m pregnant. At first I thought the 10K challenge would be rough. Didn’t expect it to be this sweet. We can even bring souvenirs home. Feels like we still have plenty of budget. Welcome to QBao Travel. We recently blew all our cash. Every bit of budget went to cruises. We’re broke now, so here’s a new project. It’s called the 10K TWD Challenge. Everything together has to fit 10,000 NTD. Flights + drinks + stay + food + drinks + fun—all in. So how much were the flights? NT$3,577 round trip. We can’t spend it all and not get back, right? So flights had to be booked first. Hold up— that’s per person, round trip. And the challenge is 10K per person too. To maximize savings— we’re going backpack-only, no luggage. Didn’t even buy an eSIM. Everything north of central Phu Quoc was developed by the Vinpearl Group. They’ve got a free bus to the airport. So we took the free bus into town. (Actually asking for directions) Thank you. Looks like a parking lot. I see it. VinBUS. Free, totally free! Let’s hop on. Free bus ride. And free Wi-Fi on board. Nice. Telling you—saved a little right there. Feels like the middle of nowhere. Wild. That blue thing? It’s a USB port—you can charge here. Thank you No internet now. Back to commoners.
Also— Keep up! All kinds of stuff. We’re staying here tonight. First night’s stay: An Phu Hotel. He found it on Agoda. Over five hundred NTD—kinda pricey. So odd—they wanted a 20-USD deposit. Breakfast 6:30 to 9:30. Plus free coffee and water—grab as you like. 09 Here. So dark. Didn’t he just say he upgraded us? Sounds like it. But I don’t even know what the original was like! Let’s see. Pretty huge. Super wide. For five hundred NTD— this is already pretty great. There’s a view, there’s a view—look. Lux street view, right? Just checked in— confirmed it’s NT$558 per night. So NT$279 per person. We’ve still got 6,143 left in the budget. Kinda nervous. Let’s keep going. Even though this hotel is right in the heart of downtown— we can walk to the Phu Quoc Night Market— going out without data still feels a bit unsafe. Not an ad, but I wanna share an eSIM called Firsity. I also used it in my last video. Works basically everywhere in the world. Watch an ad and you get 30 minutes of data. You won’t need QBao’s super-cheap data anymore. You should— you should still buy it. Not even letting them earn ten bucks.
Anyway, just watch ads— and you get free data. Right now I’m seeing 4 hours and 33 minutes. So when I head out later— I’ll have data. Not spending a cent. Total cheapskate, right? Alright, let’s go. First, the Phu Quoc Night Market. If we see a money changer on the way, we’ll swap a bit to carry some cash. So funny— look at our elevator. Only fits two people. So much fruit. Whoa, that’s huge. Look—massive. We walked like ten-plus minutes, and we’ve hit the night market. Problem is—we still have no cash. What now? Didn’t see any gold shops on the way. So we’ll head deeper in. Alright, moving on. Whoa! Night market! Let’s just wander. (Oh my—aren’t those QBao?) (Go take a photo with them!) Everyone’s filming along. (car crash) (So many peanut guys and girls) A dazzling variety. For real. Found one—another exchanger here. We checked—the TWD rate isn’t great. Best is USD 100 bills. Even 50 vs 100 makes a difference. Just change it straight. (It’s not just denominations that matter here—) (folds and stains will also hurt your rate.) Millionaires among the people! This one’s decent. USD rate was exactly what I saw on Exchange. Money changers are on this side of the market. What’s for our first meal? Actually I wanted to— Hello—peanuts, try some—hello! Peanuts! Peanuts are yummy! Peanuts. A little salty. So good. He gave me a whole bag to sample. All kinds of flavors. Greenish. Tons of pearls here. Lots of repeats. (Hawking is almost all in Chinese—who gets it?) Why is it so pretty? I wanna buy it. We looped around and ended up having pho first. This place is packed. Crowds mean it’s good. I’ll have this. (These two look like big eaters.) (Just look at his belly.) My rare-beef pho feels super authentic. 飲跨麥嘛 I secretly sipped the broth just now— the flavor totally hits. It’s just— since I’m in Vietnam, I did my homework. They only eat these tender leaves. Flash-cooking the rare beef. おいしい Mine’s a special order. I walked in and saw an old guy eating it up front— I was like, I’ll have that. Looks great. This is beef brisket. Daikon-brisket pho version. Their menu pairs it with a baguette for dipping. The brisket is super rugged. The meat texture, not quite what I expected. The broth is rich, though. But the meat is just okay for me. So how much was this? 140 thousand VND. That’s about NT$161. Nice. Go—next meal! I want what that guy’s having. Watching them eat—it looks great. Try it. There’s Chinese and English. Super convenient. Coconut ice cream—looks so good already. So good. The coconut ice cream has coconut meat. You can see some crushed peanuts on top. So tasty. How’s this one? Acting like a big shot now, huh? Did you ask the price before ordering?
Yeah. 50,000 VND. Big spender. Not only is there coconut meat on top— there’s more lining the inside of the shell. Spoke too soon. This plastic spoon can’t scrape the meat at all. ’Cause it’s still firm. Ugh ugh ugh ugh ugh. After another endless loop we grabbed more peanuts. Good? Thank you Remember Thank you. (Pro.) So much seafood. Prices clearly listed. Here we go again. Hello! Peanuts are tasty! Boss: free peanuts—sesame. Thanks, thanks.
Free. Peanuts are free. Sesame. Sesame and salt. Thank you. Thanks. (vendor chant in dialect) Come try some! Free. Okay. Thanks, thanks. I’m full. Not too sweet. Pretty solid flavor. I’m telling you— I’ve already grabbed six packs of this. So cool. Walk over. He gives so much. (Who on earth can understand that?) What do you think? It’s only our first day. I don’t want to carry stuff around. And we don’t have luggage. Let’s look around more. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thanks. This one. Tasty. Okay—thank you. I’m telling you—we didn’t mean to loop so many times, but… back and forth, back and forth. Look, I’ll go grab a beer at the convenience store, and I’ve got peanuts along the way to go with it. The point is—he dumped a whole tray into my hands. So I could only keep walking and eating peanuts. Each stall’s more over-the-top
buy five, get seventeen. Ridiculous. Massage
these two are free. These two you pay for. So 45 minutes is what?????? 150,000 VND. 60 minutes is 200,000 VND. This one’s discounted—170,000 VND. 170 (thousand).
Right. Let me take another look. OK. It’s just the first night, and we’ve barely started walking. We’re good. Thanks. Is it this one? Another massage spot here. Let me check the prices for you. 3… tens, hundreds, thousands, ten-thousands.
（This guy can’t read numbers.） Foot massage, body massage. Then I give you discount— 30 minutes 80,000; 60 minutes 150,000. Full-body 60 minutes 240,000. Okay, thanks. Eh—how much is that in NTD? About 180 NTD. Anyone else would’ve gone right in, you know? No wonder the last one rolled their eyes at me— thinking, “You really don’t know the going rate.” It’s super cheap. 180 NTD! For a whole hour. My arms are sore. For real. Little BBQ stall. Feels really local, right? This is the blend-in-with-locals vibe we want. Which one do you want? pork You look like a local. It even comes with lettuce. Salad. Salad. （Yeah, right.） I splurged 40,000 on this— street-side BBQ. Averages to NT$23 per person. First up, try mine. Beef wrapped in greens.
（More like greens wrapped around beef.） I swear it was supposed to be four— he gave me five. Treating me extra nice. Is it because you’re handsome? Yup. Is it good? For real? Tasty. A little sweet. Mango smoothie. Coconut smoothie best of the menu. Mango then. Crazy sweet. Super sweet. A 40,000-VND mango smoothie. That’s it. Wonder if this is any good? （80,000 VND per kilo） 37,000 VND. NT$43. Feasting—this one’s huge. Good night, everyone. Good morning, everyone. Why are you copying me? Pretty big. Whoa. Stir-fried instant noodles. This looks really dry. (The hotel breakfast here reminds me of Hanoi.) (Pretty much the same as the Ha Long Bay cruise.) (Even the layout is similar.) Gotta have a hot noodle soup in the morning. I gotta say, there are quite a lot of options on the side. The key is—check out this view. River view. Outdoor seating. Morning again. It’s already past ten. ’Cause after breakfast we napped again. Almost eleven. Hush. I actually did my homework. Phu Quoc mainly has three big theme parks. We’re going to Sun World today. The one with that super long over-sea cable car. And the water park. Sounds awesome. Most importantly— we don’t need to buy tickets on site. Anytime, anywhere, on the two major ticket platforms we can buy same-day tickets. Since we’re freeloaders, we didn’t even buy data. So we’ll be mooching free Wi-Fi everywhere— like at the hotel now, or in cafés outside, even on buses we’ll hunt free Wi-Fi. But when it comes to using credit cards, we may be broke, but we’re not selling our data. That’s when Surfshark VPN protects our connection. Is it really that dangerous? Haven’t you seen the news? Someone got off a cruise, went home, and their crypto got wiped out. As long as we use Surfshark VPN, no matter how sketchy the Wi-Fi looks— even if it says “I dare you to click”— I’ll click. It’s fine. We can safely use our credit cards. And for penny-pinchers like QBao— buying from overseas sites at home— you need to file customs in Taiwan. If I’m abroad, I want it delivered by the time I’m home. Open the customs app— sorry, it’s Taiwan-IP locked. With Surfshark VPN I can switch back to Taiwan. I get home, and the package arrives. Surfshark VPN has servers in 100+ countries, over 3,000 servers. Besides VPN, there’s Antivirus, Search, and Alert features. Just one account— the whole family can use unlimited devices. One buys, all feast. And there’s a 30-day money-back guarantee. Go to surfshark.com/qbaox or use promo code QBAOX to get an extra 4 months of Surfshark VPN. So whether you’re traveling abroad, shopping cross-border, or piggybacking on free Wi-Fi, Surfshark VPN guards every layer of your security. So how much did you just spend? Online ticket was NT$1,532 per person. But I had KK points, so I only paid NT$38. And then I used—hold on, hold on— Shouldn’t we count full price for this challenge? I’ll count the original price first— NT$1,532. Okay. But I’m not done— that NT$38 I paid with JKO Pay, and JKO Pay has points— to offset again. So total? NT$36. (What is that over-the-top laugh?) You’re so annoying. I checked Grab here— it’s not expensive to ride over, but we’re too broke. So I think the cheapest way is to rent a scooter round-trip. Is renting cheaper? Let’s ask. Hello Check out Look. For rent motobike—one day 150,000 VND. About NT$180. Renting a day means returning same time tomorrow. Okay. No problem. You need an international license. Good thing we brought it. What do you mean “good thing”? I specifically brought it, okay? Oh—okay. They want a passport as deposit. Yeah—I’ll leave it with the hotel. Better than with some random shop. Yeah—plus they’ve got our booking info anyway. OK, go! Shouldn’t we check the map? (First time using DJI Osmo 360—mic settings all wrong.) Fuel up—first stop. 50,000 VND. Go! This stretch looks different. Like a European town or something. Yeah, yeah. But I feel like there’s no one upstairs. Doesn’t seem to be doing great business. Failed to attract tenants. Or is it because it’s rainy season? It is a great photo spot, though. But since we’ve been to Europe many times, it doesn’t feel that similar. You can ride the scooter into the town. This one—this place. We’re here, we’re here! Staying here tonight—Carp Boutique. So weird—there’s literally no one at this hotel. We messaged asking if we could drop our bags first, and they said sure— “just leave your stuff here.” Yeah… just… We decided to leave the luggage here for now. Feels a bit odd though. Alright then—let’s go. Theme park time—it’s noon. We’re basically parking wherever. Bunch of scooters here—just follow them. cable car stop stop??? 1:30 pm One more hour. you want buggy to around and back it is 300K together 300 thousand VND. We’ll just wander around. It’s pretty comfy inside here. There’s AC
big mall vibes. The cable car is right next to us. You can see the hours—closed 11:30 to 13:30. Come in the morning or in the afternoon. We two idiots came at noon. Fell into a pitfall. What pitfalls are on the way? QBao steps on them for you. Next time you’ll have an even smoother trip. Still forty-something minutes—why don’t you grab a bite here? This place actually looks decent. Mango ice—75K VND. We should have the budget for today, right? Just eat and we’ll see. We’ll deal with it on the last day. Thank you Turns out that’s a mound of whipped cream on top. Whoa—looks legit. NT$86. Mango feast! Watching him make it— he added mango sauce and condensed milk. Very thorough. Every bite has big mango chunks. So satisfying. Found a corner with a nice view here. The outlook’s pretty good. They even sell peanuts on the table. Cheese for 30K. Order whatever you want. Here comes the pot. Gotta say— this place has free Wi-Fi. But remember to stay secure online. If you’re paying by card— Surfshark VPN. Here it comes. Whoa—it’s boiling! thank you All kinds of meat. Dig in, dig in! Flash-cook the meat! It’s like the fun of building blocks. Holy basil tower. Eat up, eat up. 呷跨麥 Let me sip the broth. Especially good. For real? It’s my combo. Converted, that’s only NT$104. Look at that happy face. Bliss. 90,000 VND. Honest pricing. Go—let’s ride the cable car. Last run is at five. There’s really not many people. Even though it’s rainy season, it only rains a little bit. Two people. (Take a commemorative photo.) Car’s here, car’s here! Okay. It’s just the two of us. Yay. Boarding. This is awesome. Check out the view up front. Telling you—we’ve got a private car. A private cable car. Totally empty. Speeding up—so fast! So cool. Amazing. (Hello! Welcome QBao Travel to the cable car.) (Viewers—did you remember to like the video?) (Like it and you’ll never run out of toilet paper.) Look behind us. Nice. This is so fun. (If you like it, share it too!) You can see the houses here—looks like a shantytown. This is the world’s longest over-sea cable car— 7,899.9 meters. A Guinness World Record. There’s a bit of wind inside, so it’s quite comfy. Look—we’ve been riding for so long. Totally worth it. Sitting by the sea like this is so dreamy. Eh—looks like locals, only reachable by boat. Whoa, there it is. There are only two land rides for now. So we’ll finish those two first, then change into swimsuits for the water park. Gotta say, I heard people screaming. From over there. Doors open! Let’s go, let’s go. Here’s your photo. Actually the photo wasn’t pricey— one big print plus three small ones for 300,000 VND. Only a bit over NT$350. But you know—we’re on a 10K challenge, so funds are tight. If you come, it’s actually worth buying— the shots are pretty good. What’s this? Wanna buy real estate? Buy an apartment. Buying in resorts is the trend now. Yeah—look at that cable car we were on. Make the most of your time. If you’ve really got cash to burn— what? come here, buying a unit isn’t a bad idea. Mango buffet. The mango buffet is right here. It’s 300-something NTD per person. Buying on site? Yeah. But from what I’ve seen people say, it’s not good. Let’s find the lockers first. Snack stand—snack stand! Grill Food—BBQ. Hey— photo spot, photo spot! There’s a map here. We came from the middle. There’s a big map up top.
Feels like all the service desks are here. Traditional Vietnamese pastries— 40,000 VND a serving. Lots of choices—this whole stretch. Hardly any info online— everyone just goes for the buffet. This is so cool— roasted coconut water. You should film it. Your best friend— bananas. All day—
open all day. Alright. They’ve got sizes. Small is 50,000 VND. Deposit 50,000 VND. It’s really deep. I bet I could fit my whole body in there. Okay—ok ok ok. First ride of the day— Eagle’s Eye. Thank you Ahh, so cool. AC—bless. So fast. It spins—yup, it spins. That, that, that—looks so fun. Uh-uh, we’re not here to watch construction. Fast forward. Over there is that presale housing we saw. Oh. Yeah, yeah. Water park! Water park looks tiny. No—there’s more in the back,
and up front too. You can tell lots is still under construction. I wanna ride that. The wooden roller coaster. Looks great. Okay—next, next. It’s all wood, the whole thing. No filming—phones all go in lockers. Too bad—so that’s that. We’re seated now. More intense than expected. Going up was smooth at first, then suddenly—whoosh! Swimsuits on. We don’t have mics now— bear with us. Even the kids’ slides are a blast. No camera. Filming not allowed. Off you go, then. That’s it? Alright. Okay—suddenly it’s 4:40 now. We rode a lot. But there are tons of restrictions—hard to film. Like wearing earrings— some slides won’t let you on. And swimsuit restrictions— if there’s an adjustable buckle at the back, they won’t allow it. Some require four people, some require five. So halfway through you’re finding people to team up. On the plus side, lots of rides— solo, duo, a lazy river, all kinds of slides. You could easily spend a whole day. More attractions than I expected— just can’t film. Come try it yourselves. Pretty recommendable. The hardware’s solid. And I think the price is quite cheap. It even includes the night show. They’re closing up soon. These look cute— little souvenirs. Full cabin on the way back. Even the staff take the cable car home. We’re staying along this strip. Actually looks pretty nice. Little-Italy vibes. Nope—Italy doesn’t have A/C. I see they’ve decorated inside too— very Italian, right? There’s outdoor seating too. Feels super photogenic here. The view from here is really pretty. So cute. What’s this inside? Wine barrels. Stained glass—looks awesome. That building earlier is shaped like a mountain. We’ve reached the Colosseum.
（The cable-car station.） Is this a restaurant? Soft-shell crab—looks good. 290K VND—about NT$350. Seems pretty cheap. Hahaha. Nope. We don’t have the budget for that. Water here is 20,000 VND. Thank you. Convenience-store price. have you finish the cable car? We’re at the Kissing Bridge now. We’re splitting up. Bye! I walked so far. Finally made it here. Hello. Waited forever. （Aggressive smooching.） （These two are hopeless.） Anyway— there are lots of words etched on this bridge. All kinds of scripts. Feels like those holes are for attaching love locks. Maybe in the future people will lock them on. Not sure. And looking out from here—wow— it really does look like their “Amalfi Coast.” Pretty gorgeous. We’re heading to dinner now. St. Mark’s Campanile. The road’s quite romantic. Which street is this? Good question. If we didn’t rent a scooter, we’d be stuck eating inside the complex. So renting was the right call. Look at those colorful bumper cars. Super cute. We’re here. A quirky local spot—
stone-pot noodles. This one’s the best-seller. Came out in seconds. Utensils scalded hot. Wet wipes. Garlic? Lettuce. （Playful gestures.） Look—it’s boiling like crazy. Hurry, hurry. That egg is too cute— so tiny. And so firm. Now it’s egg-drop. So good. Flash-cooking the meat slices— No no no—you’ll burn your tongue. Eat! That good? Oh—so good. Hey, add a little of this.
Mine’s still boiling. Hey—mine’s here, mine’s here. thank you Looks amazing. I get it now— mine isn’t all beef. Cheaper because it has meatballs, tendon—little bits. All in! So busy. The key is yours was only 80,000 VND. I’m telling you—mine’s great value. Lemon. Okay, okay—too much. Will my meat overcook? Yes. Just leave it on top to gently blanch. Smells great—tastes great. All done. Can’t even ladle it up now. Both of us together—200,000 VND. About NT$240. Better than last night’s. You can feel the pepper granules. They grow pepper here, right? So aromatic. What time do they open? 6 a.m. Let’s come back for breakfast tomorrow. La Festa—“The Feast.” My St. Mark’s Campanile. Times Corner. They built the whole town like this. Look here— wow, this place looks gorgeous at night. You can film it. My new camera can handle night shots. So pretty. This one. We’re here. Our bags are still here. So funny. We finally got it sorted. Let’s see. Mini elevator. How much is tonight? NT$548. So NT$274 per person. Kinda pricey. Because we booked a “deluxe sea view.” On weekdays, two nights in a row is about the same price. Let’s check it out. Deluxe or not? Yup. It does feel a bit deluxe. Wait, wait— come here. Hey— there’s a little balcony. A sliver of sea view. Hold up—the cable car’s the point! Bathroom. Kinda romantic. Honestly, this place isn’t bad. Partial sea-view room, okay? Costs extra. Five hundred–something is a good deal
we splurged today. And suddenly we’re at “Kiss of the Sea.” They say it’s the must-see show here. Free. Let’s go again. Ice cream! It’s one of two, right? Ice cream or a drink. This is draft beer. Cute. Sorry—did we scare everyone? I really think the ticket is worth it— play from morning to night. Everyone’s grabbing popcorn before the show. We’re splurging. Our 10K challenge is loaded with cash! …as if. Watch us run out halfway. Let’s get popcorn. I checked—45,000 VND, filled to the brim. Living our best life. At first I thought the 10K challenge would be tough— turns out it’s great. If we run out of cash at the end, we’ll cry. Sit farther back? There’s a snack bar too. Up there is VVIP. More expensive up top. OK. So many people. Water screen. These seats are fine, right? Almost dead center. (Intermission, anyone?) (Screaming warning ahead.) りしれ供さ小 For real. (How about ordering some Taiwanese popcorn chicken?) You really need a panoramic camera—high and low. Good thing we’ve got 360. Overall, the middle of the plot is a bit loose. At first I felt “well, we’re here.” But once the fireworks started— the ticket is worth it just for them. Fireworks: 80/100. Story: 10/100. Hey, don’t be like that—they tried hard. Telling you—rear seats really are better. Up front you have to crane your neck. After we came down—ugh, so sore. Back in the room now. I know you booked something insane for tomorrow. Tell you tomorrow. We might end up sleeping on the street. Tell you tomorrow. Good night, everyone. Okay—good morning, all. It’s 8:47 a.m. Day three today. First off— this bathroom ain’t it. No hot water. I’m mad. Before leaving, I’m taking one last look outside. Isn’t the wind a bit much? Seems like a little rain now. You can see the cable car— it’s currently not running. And suddenly we scootered to this BBQ place. Google reviews say it’s a five, right? They grill right at the door. This is our brunch. BBQ rice with two kinds of eggs. How is it? For fifty-something NTD—what more do you want? And look—there’s soup too. Tasty! Basically a BBQ bento. So good, so good. Fifty NTD. Mine’s cheaper—only 40,000 VND. Too good—add another slice of meat. I wasn’t gonna share this, but— our lodging had no hot water at night. They told me the whole building was down. Then we met another guest downstairs— they said they had hot water. So I realized they lied. Then they said they’d refund us. More money for food! I wasn’t actually after a refund— but I mean, don’t lie to us. If other rooms had hot water, just move us there. Anyway, that’s that. Okay—we returned the scooter. But we lost out on the gas. The gauge was still over half. 30,000 VND—plenty. 25,000 VND. Just right. If your plan’s like ours, add 50,000 more if it’s two days or more. Start with 30K—add 10K if needed. Top it off. It’s 10:50 a.m. now. The fancy resort check-in is 3 p.m. Arriving a bit early should be fine. It’s just a little early now. Why don’t we take the free bus first and see where it goes. I love free stuff. Sudden rain—so we ducked into KingKong Supermarket. Shop and wait it out. Free lockers available. First impression—huge. Has everything. Ended up buying nothing and leaving. Just a preview run. See what they have. No worries—grab a smoothie. (…mumbling…) Mango smoothie. I was like—what are you saying? Thank you
（肝蝦） 飲跨麥嘛 Still super sweet. Pretty good though. Bus 19 is taking a while. Considering my time at the resort— time is money. Grab is 82,160 VND. Means one less bowl of pho. A shame—but let’s do it. Got a driver immediately—fast. Okay—and just like that, we’re here. Check in first. Smells nice inside—
like caramel milk candy. We’ve just finished checking in. Wanna tell everyone how much we paid today? Main thing is—this is a 10K challenge, we can’t just scrape by— we’ve gotta make it epic. So we booked an all-inclusive resort. What’s “all-inclusive”? Everything included. From sky to ground, drinks and food— it’s all covered. From today’s check-in until tomorrow’s checkout, I’m eating my money’s worth. Hahaha. Then why did you have that mango smoothie? That’s on you! They said if we add 200,000 VND, we can upgrade to a higher sea view. Save the cash. 200K VND buys stone-pot pho, right? Two bowls. Arrived at today’s room. Hello—welcome! This is our “beggar room” today. First thing you see when you enter—a handsome guy. Aside from him—there’s a closet. Two yukatas here, and slippers. Six hangers, a safe— and another wardrobe. We haven’t even checked the bathroom yet, but— look—a big TV. Next to it—endless water, plus two bottles to take away. Coffee, tea, drinks— and this… wow. All of this is free. For sipping. There’s a little sofa area here. And a big balcony outside. Let’s step out. Wow— garden view. Someone’s picking tea outside—
(They’re mowing, not picking tea.) Actually pretty nice. Now let’s see the bed. Wow—the bed is huge. Feels like you can lie lengthwise or sideways— no problem. Okay—bathroom check. Right, right—the bathroom. Hurry. One sink. Two towels. Amenities. Shower. And a toilet. Alright. Take a look outside. Rainy-season problems. See? Whoa—torrential rain.
A full-on storm. Good thing we’re bumming around the hotel today— nowhere else to go. Let’s go eat our money’s worth first. Glad we returned the scooter. Yeah, or you’d be drenched…
or riding in swim trunks. Oh right—did we tell everyone roughly how much this costs? Yep—this is my side quest. We spent a total of NT$4,554.68 on this resort. All-inclusive for two. So we won’t spend another cent today. Right—so it’s NT$2,277.34 per person. Roughly 1.97 million VND. I’m breaking even with food today. How can I use my all inclusive package? Imagine this thing is waterproof. Feast mode. Go. Start with a glass of fresh milk—how about it? Lame—why milk? Special—house cocktail. They’ve got prices listed. Good—then I can keep tally. I said I need to “spend” 1.97 million VND per head— call it 2 million, okay? Countdown starts now. They just gave us this— we can order from inside. Pick the priciest drinks. Thank you. Zero. Now I get why they need a signature. Why?
There’s a tip line at the bottom. But who am I? I’m from a no-tipping country. I checked the menu— cocktails are the most expensive. This one is 260K VND a glass. Bottoms up. Mine’s a little fizzy. Yours is pretty sweet. Still don’t get why Jay Chou sang that song— “Mojito.” Ignore him. Last sip. Next round. It’s 2:53 p.m. now— let’s go explore a bit. Okay, go go go. Hey—afternoon tea. Check the time. Until 4. Only an hour. They said everything’s downstairs. Kinda dim here. The Kitchen. Look—massive space. First thing you see is the wine list. This… I can still feel warmth in my stomach. So warm. Asked and confirmed: both your booklet and mine are eligible. Order freely. I can’t read Vietnamese— or English— but I read Arabic numerals.
I read prices. What I ordered doesn’t matter— I already forgot. The point is— 260K VND. 120K VND. Looks like I’m behind you. Chasing our break-even journey! These prawns are 240K VND—
Hold up, hold up— your shrimp do look big. Even the rice bowl looks fancy. Perfect with rice— so good with rice. This one tops yours in price— 260K VND. I forgot what I ordered— looks like stuffed squid, with minced meat inside. Pretty tasty. Needs some white rice, otherwise a bit salty. This is hard work— why are we so busy on vacation? It’s already 3:30. The afternoon tea— I think anyone staying here can grab it. As long as you’re a guest. All kinds of snacks— tea— treats. Darn—it eats into my stomach capacity. It’s fine. We can’t pad our KPI anyway. Good? What cake is this? Sugar steamed sponge. Around 5 p.m., we’ll go wander. Yeah. There’s a gym. Free, right? Here’s the spa. Spa not included. If we did the theme park today, we’d cry. So, note to all: buy theme-park tickets on-site. Don’t pre-buy in Taiwan. Plans can change anytime— but once you’ve bought them, you’re stuck. It’s rainy season. Cloudy today—hard to get pretty shots. I’ll get up at 6 a.m. tomorrow— I’m hitting the water.
But will it rain? Not sure— rainy season’s tricky. Waves look a bit rough. Weather’s bad today. Last order at 5:30. This menu is all-inclusive. Too bad it’s raining today. Yours, yours, yours. (Plan: sprint with cocktails.) Alcohol level is strong— you feel it right away. Grilled Avocado Fork slides right in— the avocado’s ripe, and grilled. Oh— the sauce is flavorful— a little spicy, slightly tangy. Avocado’s silky— it all just works. This one’s 180K VND— two words: must-try. Bao burger So cute. Three buns—also 180K VND. Texture’s pretty layered— nice and crunchy. Mega-sized. Thank you That burger’s insane— so fragrant. And when I ordered the bacon burger, they even asked for doneness— so you can get it less than well-done. What does that mean? Made to order. Which means—fancy. Look at this bun— whoa. Check out the bacon— such a big portion. Demo: how to eat a burger. Oh, that sound. A good burger should get your hands messy. Overall, it’s good— a bit overdone, though. But when 360K VND becomes 0— oh— the quality just feels higher. Your mouth is covered— Thank you That’s too cute— it’s blue! Mango ice cream—130K VND. You can taste little bits of fruit. Finally done eating. But I’ve got a question— I’m super full right now. And we still have dinner later. Let’s hike or go for a run. Or hit the gym, then. Look—there’s a pool right there. If I swim now I might throw up. It’s 7:10 p.m. now. We’re back again. There’s no one here. Where did everyone go? Feels kinda like we booked out the place. Is low season always like this? Won’t the hotel go bankrupt like this? They really have to tough it out. Hold on—first things first. People will definitely ask: “Wait—Qbaopals, why do I see over NT$7,000 online, but you booked for 4-something?” We’ve taught how to book hotels cheaper. That video was like two or three years ago. Go search for it— you’ll save at least 10%. They just brought the menu and said, “Welcome back.” Grilled squid satay. Mango salad. Seafood spring rolls. Water spinach. Stir-fried prawns with tamarind sauce. And seafood sour soup. My soup is huge. They must think we’re big eaters. So full—six dishes. Cheers! So good. The mango is like this— not how I pictured mango at all. It’s crunchy. Tasty. I need to hold you up to walk now. I’m too full. I’m literally bursting. It’s 10 p.m. now. We decided to go to Ola Beach Club. Anyone still there? Yeah—see? At least two tables. Truffle mushroom bites. Let’s dig in. There’s even a quail egg on top. Looks super cute. Look, it’s dripping oil underneath. Savory and salty. Honestly, no truffle flavor. Garlic chili prawns. The sauce looks like it’d be really rich— but actually it’s the opposite. It’s pretty light. Light, really? You taste chili, olive oil, and garlic. Your drink looks super cute. Oriental vodka. Best drink so far. Try mine. It has cucumber juice and lime. Can you taste cucumber? Why are you drinking so fast? Going for a refill? I’m aiming to break even. You’ve already hit the target. No—you’ve exceeded it. What if someone paid more than we did? I’ll demonstrate how to eat your money’s worth. Wow—so nice. They even have pictures. What should we get? Ordering like this is so convenient. Refill—second drink. Yay. Yay—thank you. Seriously, forget the prices— ordering at random is so fun. Especially with booze—go wild. We’re rich! You’re really… what? Chugging. Fastest way to break even. Sim Daiquiri. Third drink. Hey, are you full yet? Still okay. A little bit, a little bit. What time are you waking up tomorrow? Do you know what time it is now? 11:20. I think I… We’ve got a tough battle tomorrow. I think eating lunch is fine for me. 8:16 a.m. So many people. Turns out the resort does have crowds. Breakfast again. You can see up there— baked beans and curry. Egg station. Beef. They’ve even got charcoal grilling. Breakfast is pretty abundant. Had this in Hanoi— crêpes. So many options, seriously. Yesterday I thought the two sides repeated— turns out they’re different. Every little station has something new. Bánh mì. Make your own baguette. Toast it yourself. I just want to know how your DIY one tastes. It’s missing pâté. So good. Whoa, super crispy. These thin-skinned bananas are the best. Bite-size mini bananas. Yummy. This is bánh xèo—seafood crêpe. Not a ton of filling, but tasty. Another bowl, another bowl—phở. This won’t help us “earn back,” but I think almost every room includes breakfast. If it’s good, keep eating. Okay, morning now— don’t do weird poses. It’s 10:32 a.m. now. We’ve rested after breakfast. Before checking out, there’s still value left. Let’s squeeze in another meal. At least hit the bar for some fresh juice.
So annoying. Have some milk instead. Okay—let’s go. Hey, it’s raining. Yeah, a light drizzle. I noticed some foreigners are “wristband gang,” too. “Wristband gang” means the blue band on your wrist. It means you’re super chill here—do whatever. Up to you. Even if the weather’s bad, still gotta record a bit. They’ve got loungers with mattresses. Turns out it opens at 11. Let’s walk to the beach first. It’s all fenced off here. That’s for blocking sand. Seeing those waves, I don’t want to go over. The waves are really big. This guy—11:01 a.m. I’m telling you, people are here now. Hurry and order. First drink of the morning. He said these were sous-vide chicken wings, then grilled. Super tender. (A roll that looks like sushi.) (Sign language level 10.) (Like tandoori chicken or something.) (The chicken is clamped on tight.) (Dang—one pull and it snapped— I mean the skewer.) Worst thing in the whole hotel. No idea what I’m eating. Refill! Potatoes unbelievably crispy. Wonder if there’s some Southeast Asian secret.
(Anyone know the secret? XD) Refill. We’re checking out now. It’s already 11:45 a.m. Not grabbing one more juice? I alone ate back the cost for two people. And had a great time. Compared to a cruise, still a bit lacking, because there’s not much entertainment. No shows, no parties. Now the weather’s better, the sun’s out. The pool bar’s open. I’m swimming over to order a drink. It’s 11:59 a.m. now. All checked out. Timing is perfect. We’ll first take the free shuttle to the airport, then catch the free bus there. Won’t cost a thing.
Team Freebie. Plan backfired. There is a noon shuttle, but you have to book ahead. We didn’t, so it’s full now. So—taxi. NT$127 for two. Welcome! In a flash we’ve arrived at the next stay. But we’ve got to walk up. Today’s lodging is a bit odd. Here we are—come here. Two nights totaled NT$556.62. Average per person for two nights: NT$278.31. So a bit over a hundred per person per day. Right. So weird. Doesn’t next door look super homey? This place is highly rated. You sure? Okay—feels better once inside. They said we can choose first or third floor. So we figured we’d take a look. This is the first floor. Let’s check the third. Looks the same. Yeah, the same. This one’s got a better view. Let’s take this one. Okay—have a look. One big fridge. Basically an open closet. A standard double bed. High-end LED TV and air-con. Unbeatable sea view. “Unbeatable” sea view (yeah, right). And a bathroom. Has a shower—and a rain shower head. All in all, not bad. For just over a hundred NT, nothing to fuss about. Pretty much like yesterday’s. I know, I know. People will say— this itinerary isn’t “pampering.” No massage,
no “pampering”??? Didn’t you see how I lived yesterday? No hair wash, no massage. We’ll arrange it. I want all-you-can-eat seafood—can do? We’ll arrange it. If there’s no money for the zoo, where else can we go? Think about it—Phu Quoc mainly has three theme parks. We already went to Sun World. With a place this fun, you’d come a second time, right? Next time bring the parents. You want ultimate luxury—NT$15,000. Hahaha. Ultimate luxury. You—where are we going now? We’ll take the free van bus first to Grand World Phu Quoc. Got money for that? Doesn’t cost anything. Doesn’t cost anything?
It’s free. It really takes some courage to walk in here. Doesn’t it look super residential? Just get to a bus stop and you can ride free. You see cows and chickens on the roads in Phu Quoc. Should we do a zero-dollar challenge next time? Heh—idiot. (Incoherent rambling.) Okay, we’ve arrived at Grand World Phu Quoc. Mooching the freebies. Seeing how this master-planned town turned out. Feels like the upper floors are all empty, you know? Honestly, unoccupied houses don’t get maintained. Look at the exterior. Strictly speaking, these need a coat of paint. What a pity. These houses don’t quite look European, to be honest— it’s a mix of styles, like a scaled-up miniature town. Right? Now that feels about right. Look, there’s even a boat coming. Honestly, those Italian boats— the curve of the lines is different, more shapely. This one’s straighter. Yours would cost over a million NT. From here it actually has a nice feel. This whole row is massage shops. Walking along— everyone’s undercutting everyone, you know? For real. We’ve reached the Teddy Bear Museum. Since we’re here— yeah, since we’re here, let’s have a look. I’m not filming the pool, I’m filming the bear behind it. Okay—decision made: this shop. Let me reconfirm her lowest self-quoted price. Massage. (Slips into Japanese.) “That’s massa—foot massa, body massa.” “One hour.” Wait—she said 180K VND just now. Haggled successfully—back to 180K VND. Here? Yes. Smells pretty nice inside. Anyway—it’s a 60-minute massage. NT$207; 180,000 VND. Wow. Hot, hot. Very warm. (Do you think that’s pricey or cheap?) (If you’re ticklish or pain-sensitive, would you still want a massage?) All done—I think it was pretty good. 180K plus a 20K tip—just 200K VND. I asked ChatGPT—tip 20–30K VND. It’s just a regular massage shop. Use your own judgment. Another perk of coming in the off-season, there are fewer people, so competition’s higher, and prices are better. Yeah. Easier to bargain down. Exactly, exactly. Because if they miss a customer, who knows when the next one comes. No idea what that building up ahead is. It’s nice and cool inside. Probably some bamboo installation art. Question: How are you finding bus stops now? First, download VinBUS. Change the area to Phu Quoc. Phu Quoc is the island. Choose the bus routes. There are only two we’ll actually use, Route 17 and Route 19. 17 and 19 overlap about 80%. The difference is 19 goes further south past the airport, but it runs infrequently. So just watch Route 17. Open Route 17’s map, it has two directions. You can toggle them, but don’t worry about it. Just tap your own location, and it’ll show where you are. There’s a stop nearby, tap it. It’ll show that stop’s info— Route 17 departs in two minutes. Right there—see the bus? That’s it. Grand World Phu Quoc’s free tour cart. If your legs aren’t great, you can ride this. Hi. We played our way over here. Okay, the cart’s here right on time. Getting off. Seaview restaurant. They’ll fish it fresh and cook it for you. So we’re going fancy today? Nah—let’s just take a look first. On the way back just now, we met viewers on the bus. They were like, “Huh? You’ve got NT$1,000 left for two days, and still two seafood meals, plus a hair wash, and souvenirs? How’s that possible?” No problem—trust me. Nice and comfy view from here. Seaview fried noodles, see? Seaview fried noodles. Suddenly feels romantic. Let’s admire the menu. Like a budget stir-fry joint. It was fine without music— but once they played this… Tacky. Found some little stalls here too. People sitting back there as well. Right?
Super chill. A local-style seaview café. Mango smoothie 35,000 VND. Well, we’re here anyway. Thirty-five thousand. Thank you. A bit heavy on the milk, but pretty good. Yeah, not bad. Watching the sunset like this, with a mango smoothie—kinda blissful. I’m telling you, this one’s super good. This is our seafood feast tonight: Xưa và Nay. Hold up, this looks pricey. It’s full of lobsters inside. Not cheap. Xưa và Nay BBQ is closed. Closed? Yes. Plan B, then. Go for something more local—TH 68. 209K, 249K VND—done. Quick note: We did peek at Google Maps first, and one person said they got diarrhea. But just one. Aside from that, reviews were good. We’ll challenge it and see. If it gives us the runs, we’ll warn you off. Maybe everyone will think it’s great. These prices are okay, right? 209K, 249K—what more do you want, a bicycle? Oh—okay. Heads-up, everyone: All the spots we hit on this whole trip— I’ll put them on “Qù Qù.” All the treasure’s there. Go hunt it down.
You haven’t even partnered with them yet! FYI, these two restaurants are connected. The one you can find on Google is TH 68. Let’s go. Buy a ticket to enter. Same concept as a theme park. A theme park—listen to yourself. 249 thousand (VND). Fresh live crabs in the pond. But the scallop station—only one piece each. It’s fine—we’re here for live crab. Go, go, go. One grill, one hotpot. Oh—wait. Grill + hotpot, two-in-one. Yup—must have. NT$287—what more do you want? Key thing in Vietnam/Thailand: Buffets are not time-limited. We’re eating till we drop tonight. I’ll waddle out like a pregnant lady. What’s that up ahead? With horns. All you can eat for 249K. Don’t run—it’s you. Know why there’s an ice bucket underneath? Why? To knock the crab out. Makes grilling easier. So it won’t thrash on the grate. We’ve got a real battle tonight. The shrimp aren’t live, but… If the head’s separating from the body, skip it. The longer it’s been dead, the more the head comes apart. Same with lobsters at night markets— if they’re not in water and just on ice, the head separates from the body. Which means it’s already… Got it. Fun fact acquired. Hey—they asked you to teach English. We got a comment today— I’m teaching seafood science now. They’ve got some cooked dishes, too. (Cooked section has plenty of seafood as well.) (Downside: no heat lamps.) What’s up? Came back and he’d prepped scallops for me. Fire up the grill! Grilling. Gotta say— the issue here is it’s smoky as heck. So many people grilling. They’re saying it’s too hot. Should be ready? Let’s test it. Wow—smart—use tongs. Did a quick manual devein just now. Taste test. Not bad. Not super bouncy, but decent. Too hot— just snip it open. I massacred it with the scissors. That cut looks terrible. This should be fine now. Quite sweet, actually. It’s good. Just… better than expected. Butter dry-grilled scallops. Good? Sweet. No wonder it’s one per person. Yeah—just one. This one’s good. More of a challenge item. I’m curious—is this even how you grill it? No idea. I shrank the oysters to tiny bits. They turned into this. No rule says you can’t make soup, right? This is convenient. Tom yum shrimp soup. Blanch it twice and bring it back. Pre-boil then grill— kinda genius. Like bagels, right? Never grilled uni before. No idea if this is right. Should be cooked? Doesn’t taste sweet at all. Kinda boring. You expected it to be sweet?! Do you realize it’s already 9 p.m.? Everyone behind us has basically left. We’re the only ones still eating. It’s not super refined, but for the price, there’s really nothing to nitpick. Yeah, it’ll do. Back at the night market again. This stall has 30,000-dong mango smoothies. Thank you. It’s a big cup today. Try it, try it. (Bottoms up.) Strong mango flavor. A bit more sour. A little thinner. But flavor and portion beat day one’s 40K one. Yep—works for me. Morning! It’s 10:30 a.m. You sound guilty. Honestly, our budget’s fine. We’re spending today nice and comfy. Even if we slept in— ’cause the room was so “luxury.” Nope. I have to complain a bit. When we got back, there were ants everywhere. Let’s save the room review for later. Go. Morning coffee first to wake up. Supposedly highly rated. Says who? I skimmed it. Locals sit facing the street. They served two yellow teas right away
iced tea. Documenting your local-style morning tea time. Pay first. 45,000 VND per person. I got coconut coffee. A bit crunchy-granular. Hanoi’s specialty: egg coffee. Super velvety. All the ceremony. They even give a little warmer— since this one’s best hot. Next stop: bánh mì. Feels like we keep circling the night-market area. ’Cause we’re staying nearby. This place is insanely rated on Google Maps. Good? Yeah. (Who else would you ask?) Spicy OK? Not especially huge. Give it a try So crispy. Loads of flavor. As a tourist, I’d give it 87/100. They fry the egg to order. (Anyone else love this combo?) (It’s pricey in Taiwan, so I only buy it in Vietnam.) Two eggs! Spicy. Mine’s the basic version. Some people— Basic my foot! Yours is the egg version. Super tasty. Aromatic, crispy, with a little heat. Perfect timing. Hop on. Thank you. So, where did you end up now? We did some research online— Taiwanese all go to a hair-wash place called “Ruyi.” Tons of videos, even shorts. Even that famous ex-couple filmed there. We want to do it differently. Find a proper local spot— no Google reviews. Okay, it has one. And you still dare come. Ask the price first. Not obvious from the sign. Bold idea: I’ll do the local shop, you hit the influencer spot— see who gets the better service. 75-minute massage, 268,000 VND. It’s 12:44 now—let’s call it 12:45. We’ll see if they shortchange the time. Clock it. Inside looks professional. Time to undress. So shy. I’ll mosaic you. Face blur is enough. We all have bodies. (Thought it was a hair wash—she started on my shoulders.) (All kinds of massage.) I’m getting kneaded to death. How is it?
Like ant bites everywhere. (She’s massaging my fingers now.) (Is this Vietnamese face-wash or hair-wash???) (All sorts of mystery liquids on my face.) (Don’t ask—I don’t know either.) (Cat-petting technique.) (Steam “face-shot.”) (That’s the “angel halo.”) (Two things Vietnamese hair-wash does that Taiwanese aren’t used to:) (In Taiwan they avoid getting water in your ears,) (in Vietnam they go hard flushing your ears.) (Proof’s in the footage.) (And the face-wash—say no more.) (Feels like I’m taking a shower.) (Second thing: they’ll use fingernails to scrape the scalp.) All done—you look like a little doofus. See? It’s exactly 2:00. A full 75 minutes—no more, no less. We did tip in the end— I gave 20K. Locals didn’t seem to tip. Influencer spot. “Luxury”—so how luxury? This one looks more like that one. You can feel the space is more high-class. It’s :44 now. Gimme a sec. Outfit change. This angle’s not easy to film. Smells nice. (Influencer shops lean on lots of props.) (Massage techniques differ, too.) (Q-Bao says the small shop worked harder.) Head-and-shoulder massage about 15 minutes. Then hot towels to “kill” you. Angel halo. (Various toys in the basin below.) When you started, was the water cold? Yeah—cooler than lukewarm. (Cat-petting technique returns.) (Flourish after flourish of face-washing.) (Strongly suggest renaming it “Vietnamese Face-Wash.”) (Face mask time.) (Or just call it a Vietnamese shower.) Feels like I showered. (All sorts of gadgets.) (More ear-flushing.) (Angel-halo shower.) Water starts hot— (otherwise it’s a cold shower.) (If you wear makeup, bring your kit.) (At least bring sunscreen.) (Total wash 60 minutes, back pounding 2 minutes.) Snack time. Oranges? Pretty good. Pomelo. Felt like a disabled-mode experience. (Blow-dry only—no styling.) All done—right at 4:00 p.m. The two places are actually different. Different focus. In terms of time satisfaction, the small shop gave a true full session. This one claims 80 minutes, but you’re actually done at 62. Up at 60, wipe down 2 minutes, then fruit and snacks, then dry your hair— just a blow-dry. They call that 80 minutes. Anyway—your call. Which one do you think is better? Tell us. Two Vietnamese hair-washes for two people— prices differed, but on average it came to NT$338 per person after tips. We still need to eat dinner. And buy souvenirs. And figure out how to get to the airport. I want dinner to be a happy one. Can we? The 10K-challenge is about having fun! Souvenirs—we’ll deal with those last. He’s already got coconuts ready. This guy really wants to ask the price. 15,000 VND. Local eats. He gave me a particularly big one, see? Oh! It keeps spraying out. There’s pressure inside. Drink up! Not sweet. Whoa—so sour. Nature’s electrolytes. Like a sports drink. Grilled banana! Kind of a Vietnamese waffle vibe. What’s the banana for? Much obliged. Mine came to 13,000 VND. Crispy, not very sweet. The grilled banana’s cookie-like. Local buffet. Supposedly the No.1 buffet among locals. You sure? Buffet is 159K VND. With hotpot it’s 175K VND. Drinks are 10K VND. Right here. Feels like we still have plenty of budget. Traveling local-style. Right behind us they’re carving fresh meat. They said we can start taking food. I’m the first customer. Let’s grill a bit of everything. This color should be beef, right? There’s actually quite a variety. A hidden gem. But I see flies buzzing—kinda worried. Cook it through, cook it through, cook it through. There’s also a hot-food section. Sauces are here. I grabbed a little of everything. Seafood section. At 159K VND you can still eat shrimp. Look at those shrimp. Good? Should be. Pretty firm
white shrimp. Don’t grill too much; get more if it’s good. Let’s start with three. Someone loaded a whole plate of meat. Our grill pan’s here. Feels a bit like Korean griddle BBQ, no? Thank you. (Cảm ơn.) It’s sizzling. Let’s hope no tummy troubles today? Even though we’re heading home tomorrow. Just remember one rule— Well-done. We saw flies buzzing at first— after they turned on the fan it got better, then no more. All good. Use your own judgment. Grilled like this, it’s more like Korean BBQ. Does K-BBQ use this much butter? K-BBQ uses a griddle too. And you cut with scissors. Love’s Big Adventure. Wait—quick note: No stomach issues yesterday. Yep, great. Actually pretty tasty
seasoning’s unusual, but the texture’s nice. A bit heavy on the butter. Second slice. Cheers. This slice is good too. The meat’s better than yesterday’s. Mm-hmm. Yesterday’s meats didn’t look great. Yesterday we just focused on shrimp. So good. These two are hopeless. It really is tasty. Whether frugal or fancy, both ways work. Second round. They even swap grill pans for you. We probably don’t need that much butter. Feels decent to the touch. Looks pretty good. Nice—springy. Meats and white shrimp—solid. 338,000 VND for two. Okay, we’re done eating. Gotta say— our appetite kind of scared them. They changed the grill a lot at first, then stopped, ’cause folks who came after us had already left and we were still eating. As usual, a mango smoothie to end the night. Yep—the 30K stall is fine. We had it yesterday and today. Look at this cup— see? Only 80% full. Ugh—so stingy… I actually had a secret plan in mind— if we really ran short on money at the end. What plan?
See behind me? Grab. Grab. I’d rent a scooter and start taking Grab gigs. Are you here to travel or to work? You’re impossible. The Vietnamese police will nab you. It’s this one— illegal worker. Okay, we took the free bus, and decided to buy some souvenirs. We bought a bunch of gifts. What did you get? Total 98,000 VND. One bag of dried mango, one bag of store-brand peanuts. Even on a 10K challenge we can bring gifts home. Everyone can have a slice. Thank you. (Cảm ơn.) It’s around 10 p.m. now. We’re back at our stay. Let me list the room’s downsides. Random ants for no reason, so no bringing sweets inside, and the water pressure’s weak. Oh—one thing I can share. Someone said we should teach a bit of language. He specifically asked for English. Vietnamese works too. Alright. How do you say “mango” in Taiwanese (Hokkien)? suāinn-á. Right—xòai. Whenever you see “XOAI,” that means mango—xòai. And about those marks— before they abolished Han characters, Vietnam mostly used Chinese characters. And since we’re not an alphabetical language, tones carry meaning. “wo, wó, wǒ, wò”— they sound like totally different meanings. Alphabetic languages aren’t like that— “happy, happy, happy” is still just “happy.” But our tones matter. So after they ditched Han characters, they switched to romanization but still needed tones, so they mark them with diacritics— showing the contour/stress. Third tone, fourth tone, second tone, etc. It’s all tonal. I think we should optimize our itinerary. Our 10K-challenge plan had a few imperfect bits. If you want to copy our route, the key is: buy Sun World tickets separately. We first saw a bundle, it showed a discount so I booked— got played. Get the show and park tickets separately— saves NT$200 per person, NT$400 for two. On the two K-ticket platforms, promotions sometimes differ— just pick the cheaper one. Links are below. You can buy from there. Okay, and one more thing— The luxury resort includes an airport shuttle. Once your schedule is set, book it in advance, and on Day 2 they’ll drive you to the airport. After you get there, take the free public bus, and you save the taxi fare again. That’s about NT$100 saved for us. So that makes NT$500 saved. What can NT$500 do? Get a massage. Our itinerary wasn’t perfect, but I’ll list every place we went— if it’s on Google Maps, I’ll put it on “Qù Qù” for you. You can copy our route completely. “Qù Qù” didn’t pay me— just sharing. Then you won’t have to ask, “Hey, which shop did you go to?” It’s all on “Qù Qù.” Alright, that’s it. Sound good?
See you tomorrow. You told me not to complain— what happened now? Say it yourself. This low water-pressure issue— it might not be the whole hotel. The water stopped coming out. Ladies and gentlemen, I’m turning it on. Gonna get mad? There we go—water’s back. No water just now; now there is. Alright—that’s that. It’s 5:35 a.m. We’re checking out. That tasty bánh mì from yesterday— they open at 6. Let’s see if they’ll sell to us early.
Should be fine. Under 10,000 spent in total. And just like that, it’s daylight. Do we have a ride to the airport now? It runs 24 hours—buses all the time. Next one in 11 minutes. Breakfast first. Bye, everyone. At the airport. 6:22—heading to check-in. What time is our flight? Eight o’clock. We good? We’re good. So—where should we do the next challenge? Comment below.

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