Tô Cháo 6 Ngàn VNĐ! Ăn Sáng No Căng Bụng Hết 6K - Thưởng Thức Cháo Canh Sát Tay Tại Quê Nhà

Yes, hello, Thai people. Now, let's enjoy the 6,000-dong soup. Let's see what we have in this 6,000-dong soup. Now, let's enjoy the 6,000-dong soup. This is a hand-made soup from Quang Thanh, Quang Trach, and Quang Binh. It's different from other soups in other cities. A bowl like this costs only 6,000 dong. It's very cheap. If you want to eat more, you can add fried eggs, noodles, or ham. It's up to you. What's more special is that you can buy as much as you want. Young people can eat from 3,000 to 5,000 dong. Women can eat a bowl of soup for only 5,000 dong. If you want to eat more, you can order more. It's a wonderful thing in my hometown. Now, I'm going to bring the soup home to enjoy with my family. I don't always work in the area to have this soup. I can only experience it in my hometown. Let's enjoy the 6,000-dong soup together. It's very cheap. It's very difficult to buy this soup in big cities or small towns. Let's enjoy the soup together. It's very delicious. Can I have a bowl of soup, please? I'd like a bowl of soup, please. Here you are. A bowl of soup costs 5,000 dong. Thank you. I'd like a bowl of soup, please. Thank you. I'd like a bowl of soup, please. Now, let's enjoy the 6,000-dong soup. Let's see what we have in this 6,000-dong soup. First of all, we soak the rice in water overnight. Then, we dry it. When the rice is dry like this, we take it out of the pot. We take the rice out of the pot like this. Now, unlike the 2,000-dong or 30,000-dong soup, we don't do this anymore. A bowl of soup costs 6,000 dong. In my hometown, we usually have flour and fish. Now, let's enjoy the soup. Not everyone wants to eat this soup, but only in my hometown. A bowl of soup like this costs 2,000 dong in my hometown. A bowl of soup costs 6,000 dong. The price of 2 bowls of soup costs 10,000 dong. 10 fish. Now, let's enjoy the soup. Let's enjoy the satay soup. Hmm. Not everyone wants to eat this soup, but only in my hometown. In my hometown, there is no satay soup like this.