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[Video] The Mì Quảng Song

Given the variety of Vietnamese noodles, there are plenty of contenders for the title of Best in Show, but for Jake Schofield, Phan Ngoc Hao and Ashlin Aronin, there’s no debate.


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The crew from Da Nang recently released this music video, "The Mì Quảng Song", which they describe as "an ode to the most delicious noodles in the world".

No matter you opinion on the subject, you've got to give these guys credit for going above and beyond to show their love for the famous noodle dish of central Vietnam.

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