[ horns honking ] anthony: there s something magical about the smell. the minute you touch down here, it grabs you, captivates you, and chances are, it holds you forever. i m not the first to feel this way. there is no better place to entertain the leader of the free world, in my opinion, than one of these classic, funky, family-run noodle shops you find all over hanoi. dinner and a beer costs about $6. i m guessing the president doesn t get a lot of state dinners like this. [ dog barking ]
[ horns honking ] anthony: there s something magical about the smell. the minute you touch down here, it grabs you, captivates you, and chances are, it holds you forever. i m not the first to feel this way. there is no better place to entertain the leader of the free world, in my opinion, than one of these classic, funky, family-run noodle shops you find all over hanoi. dinner and a beer costs about $6. i m guessing the president doesn t get a lot of state dinners like this. [ dog barking ]
anthony: there s something magical about the smell. the minute you touch down here, it grabs you, captivates you, and chances are, it holds you forever. i m not the first to feel this way. there is no better place to entertain the leader of the free world, in my opinion, than one of these classic, funky, family-run noodle shops you find all over hanoi. dinner and a beer costs about $6. i m guessing the president doesn t get a lot of state dinners like this. [ dog barking ] [ bottles clink ] how often do you get to sneak out for a beer? president obama: very rarely. [ laughter ] well, first of all, i don t get to sneak out, period. anthony: right.
anthony: there s something magical about the smell. the minute you touch down here, it grabs you, captivates you, and chances are, it holds you forever. i m not the first to feel this way. there is no better place to entertain the leader of the free world, in my opinion, than one of these classic, funky, family-run noodle shops you find all over hanoi. dinner and a beer costs about $6. i m guessing the president doesn t get a lot of state dinners like this. [ dog barking ] [ bottles clink ] how often do you get to sneak out for a beer? president obama: very rarely. [ laughter ] well, first of all, i don t get to sneak out, period.
there is something magical about the smell. the minute you touchdown here, it grabs you and captivates you and chances are it holds you forever. i m not the first to feel this way. there is no better place to entertain the leader of the free world, in my opinion, than one of these classic funky family-run noodle shops you find all over hanoi. dinner and a beer costs about $6. i m guessing the president doesn t get a lot of state dinners like this. how often do you get to sneak out for a beer? very rarely.