Dwight Joins Mark Wiens for Italian Food in Bangkok Courageous Kitchen 2026-09-21 | Dwight Joins Mark Wiens for Italian Food in Bangkok
Crispy Pork in Red Curry Paste Recipe (หมูกรอบผัดพริกแกง) Courageous Kitchen 2020-03-28 | Easy Thai recipe to upgrade your quarantine meals, this is delicious crispy pork stir fried in spicy red curry paste. Full recipe here:courageouskitchen.org/2020/03/dry-stir-fried-crispy-pork-in-red-curry-pasteSee also:สูตรเทมเป้ผัดพริกแกง youtu.be/ANcaISZjOFITempeh Kib Xyaw Kua Txob Ntsim youtu.be/_gAX5u10bJc
Courageous Cooking Camp April 2019 Courageous Kitchen 2020-03-28 | Special thanks to all our volunteers and supporters for helping put on a spectacular cooking camp for our Courageous Kitchen students!Send support and get more info: courageouskitchen.org
Tempeh Kib Xyaw Kua Txob Ntsim (Pad Prik Gaeng Tempeh Hmong Version) Courageous Kitchen 2020-03-28 | Chef Alina teaches how to make a popular Thai dish with tempeh stir fried in curry paste (pad prik gaeng tempeh). nyob zoo, kuv yog Alina Xyooj kuv kawm ua Thaib cov zaub mov ntau yamheev ,yog nej xav kawm ua tais uas nej nyiam thiab yog nej muaj lus nug sau rau hauv qab no tau ua tsaug.Leave a comment for Alina below and follow for more Hmong language recipes in the future.
สูตรเทมเป้ผัดพริกแกง - อาหาร Plant Based - Tempeh Pad Prik Gaeng (ภาษาไทย) Courageous Kitchen 2020-03-28 | Plant based Thai food by Auea, who is making 'pad prik gaeng tempeh' a Thai stir fry recipe with curry paste. Subscribe for more healthy Thai food and Thai language instructions. วันนี้เอื้อจะชวนคุณมาเข้าครัวทำอาหารไทยในสไตล์แพลนเบสท์ กับเมนู “เทมเป้ผัดพริกแกง” อาหารไทยแบบไม่มีกะปิน้ำปลาแถมอร่อยถูกปากได้สุขภาพที่ดีอีกด้วย อย่าลืมกดติดตาม กดกระดิ่ง สำหรับเมนูต่อๆไปนะคะเข้าร่วมกลุ่มบนเฟสบุ๊คของที่ Thai Plant Based Recipes Group:facebook.com/groups/352777765609844⭐⭐⭐ ร่วมพูดคุย แลกเปลี่ยนประสบการณ์เกี่ยวกับการทำการทานอาหารแพลนเบสท์💎💎💎 สมัครเทรนปรับอาหารออนไลน์เพื่อสุขภาพและการลดไขมัน ตามแนวทางอาหารแพลนเบสท์
Spicy Tom Yum with Chicken Recipe | Thai Recipes | Courageous Kitchen Courageous Kitchen 2017-12-11 | In this quick video learn how we make chicken tom yum in the Courageous Kitchen. Find the full recipe here: courageouskitchen.org/2017/12/how-to-make-tom-yum-soup-with-chicken-easy-thai-recipe---About Courageous Kitchen:"Leaders in the Kitchen are Leaders in the Community!"Courageous Kitchen is a non-profit organization inspiring community leadership through the power of food!Find out more and donate at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow the Courageous Kitchen!IG: @courageouskitchen TW: @courageous_k FB: http://fb.com/courageouskitchen----This video was filmed and edited by Dew Napattaloong and the recipe was written by Christy Innouvong. Music Credit:Donato - Action Bronson Instrumental (Pouches of Tiger Remix)Milez High - Funk Love
The Krabi Quick Guide | Halal Food & Ao Nang Preview | Travel Thailand | 4K Courageous Kitchen 2017-07-25 | Dwight walks you through what to expect and what to avoid in Krabi, Thailand!See the previous episode:youtu.be/U3NNa81XoPMAll of the street food featured in this quick video guide to Krabi cost $1 or $2 per serving. Foodie Travel Notes:Krabitown: Lots of local restaurants for Thai Chinese, seafood, and spicy southern Thai dishes. Night market is not open very late and offerings seem average. Ao Nang: Not as high quality as Krabitown, until you hit the outskirts. Lots of roti everywhere. Plenty of street food on main roads to be found. Small muslim walking street, but didn't have much happening when I visited. Lots of western food, but you need to be weary of sanitation everywhere. Railay: The food is pretty mediocre here, FYI. Go for the beaches, monkeys, rock climbing, and other adventure sports instead. Spend some time on Tonsai beach and visiting the surrounding islands. Got questions about Krabi, Ao Nang, or halal food in Thailand? Leave them in the comments below. ---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial guests: Cameo from Cody Mckibben of Thrilling Heroics. Find his youtube here: youtube.com/user/codymckibbFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------Music: Birocratic - Tony's Belated Breakfastbirocratic.bandcamp.com
Never Enough Nos for Entrepreneurs | Gary Vaynerchuk | Inspirational Courageous Kitchen 2017-07-25 | Gary Vaynerchuck speaking at the 2017 Rise Conference in Hong Kong, China on dealing with rejection while pursuing funding in the startup scene.Gary dropped lots of good advice for aspiring entrepreneurs that has a lot or crossover to other aspects of life. If you also found this 1 minute quote inspirational, be sure to leave a comment below!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----
Arriving in Krabi, Thailands Roti Capital! | โรตี หน้าโวค | Vlog 3 | Thailand | 4K Courageous Kitchen 2017-07-16 | Dwight hops Southern Thai cities, going from Khao Lak to Krabi!Previous Episode - Day 2 in Khao Lak:youtu.be/o0vdnGM02D0Dwight arrives in Krabi to visit Vietnamese & More, the local Ao Nang popup market, Khoei Yai Seafood Restaurant, and Roti Na Vogue (โรตี หน้าโวค)!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Khao Lak Laguna Resort to Krabi Airport: 154 windy kilometersKrabi Airport to Ao Nang: 25 kilometersAirport Bus Shuttle: 150 THBStop 1: Vietnamese and MoreSalad Kaek - สลัดแขก - 160 THBGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/2fjuJHt6ckA2Stop 2: Local Popup Market at Khlong Haeng Mosque (Changes Location Frequently)Go Lae Chicken Skewers - ไก่กอและGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/2PHfwjRhZBK2Stop 3: Khoei Yai Seafood RestaurantSouthern Thai Curries, Fresh Seafood, and Thai Chinese DishesMap: goo.gl/maps/mZRhN9ASpEQ2* Note the $19 cost was for two people.Stop 4: Roti Na Vogue - โรตี หน้าโวคOrder: โรตีกรอบ "roti krob" crispy condensed milk covered rotiMap: goo.gl/maps/KVZQN3fBxKA2Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Win a Trip to Thailand and Eat with Mark Wiens! Courageous Kitchen 2017-07-16 | Are you ready for this big announcement?The Courageous Kitchen is having a big upcoming fundraiser that includes Thai and Lao chefs from around the country. However, the most fun part will be the cook off we're having for you and anyone else who can get their butt to Austin for a chance to win a trip to Thailand!Full contest details available here:courageouskitchen.org/2017/07/win-a-trip-to-thailand-and-food-tour-with-mark-wiens-at-southeats-austinTell your friends and especially your Austin fam to come cook and be fed! The funds raised from the event will help us feed and educated more students in Bangkok!
Dog Days Exploring Khao Laks Popup Markets | Vlog 2 | Thailand | 4K Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-30 | Day 2 in Khao Lak brings Dwight to exploring the local markets for tasty Thai snacks. Mini Guide to Khao Lak:http://bkkfatty.com/2017/06/28/a-mini-guide-to-khao-lak-thailands-charming-alternative-to-phuketPrevious Episode - Day 1 in Khao Lak:youtu.be/bX18z4W5SQAIn this episode I have lunch and a massage session at Khao Lak Laguna Resort and head to the Build Market for snacking. Finally we finish with an array of treat from Phra Narai Fair in Takuapa. ---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Tom & JJ of Khao Laguna ResortDwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Travel Budget:Taxi to Airport - 320 THBTolls - 100 THBRoundtrip Flights to Krabi - $80Rental Car - $22/per day (insurance not included)Khao Lak Laguna is one of the popular resorts located in Khao Lak, Thailand. The area north of Phuket was severely affected by the Tsunami and after rebuilding many of the new businesses in the area depend on tourism. Khao Lak is located in the Phang-nga district about 94km from Phuket, and for many it is a quiet alternative to popular island to the south. The hotel hosted me during me stay in Khao Lak. See my Khao Lak Guide for more details. Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Breaking Fast with a Fat Fried Tilapia! | Minute Meal | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | 4K Teaser Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-23 | Ethiopians are serious about fasting and breaking the fast with phenomenal food!When you're in Addis Ababa next check out Go Addis Tours for their great food tour around neighborhood restaurants in the inner city. More info on Go Addis Tours: http://goaddistours.comIn Addis Ababa you can eat a fried fish like this for less than $5 (sharing optional). Just be sure you don't miss their spicy and herbal sauce that goes along with it, or it won't be the same. See more 4K street food on my "Teasers and Minute Meals" playlist:http://ow.ly/OD9y30cwt7xDon't forget to follow @bkkfatty on social media and you can support this channel when you help Dwight's Courageous Kitchen food charity at courageouskitchen.orgNote: The restaurants feature here a quite typical of what's on offer in many neighborhoods around Addis. However, I've agreed not to share the name and location of the restaurants on the tour, so be sure to contact Go Addis if you're interested in the experience which costs $60 per person.
Welcome to Khao Lak and a Hidden Local Restaurant (ครัวนาวี) | Vlog 1 | Thailand | 4K Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-23 | Dwight travels from Bangkok to Krabi, and then drives up to Khao Lak for some time on the beach. Find my guide to Khao Lak here:http://bkkfatty.com/2017/06/28/a-mini-guide-to-khao-lak-thailands-charming-alternative-to-phuket---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Tom & JJ of Khao Laguna ResortDwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Travel Budget:Taxi to Airport - 320 THBTolls - 100 THBRoundtrip Flights to Krabi - $80Rental Car - $22/per day (insurance not included)Khao Lak Laguna is one of the popular resorts located in Khao Lak, Thailand. The area north of Phuket was severely affected by the Tsunami and after rebuilding many of the new businesses in the area depend on tourism. Khao Lak is located in the Phang-nga district about 94km from Phuket, and for many it is a quiet alternative to popular island to the south. Standard Room at Khao Lak Laguna Resort - $80 - $120 per night (depending on season)Mee Sapam Noodles w/ Fresh Seafood - 270 THBKrua Navy (ครัวนาวี) is a small local restaurant located on the nearby Naval Base in Khao Lak. The odd location keeps it hidden from the average customers, and most people visiting are locals who've heard about it because of their good reputation in the area. Meal for 3 at Krua Navy - 590 THBRating - 4.5/5Location: goo.gl/maps/TVDz4XqC3TU2 (will lead you to the naval base, but it's not far from the entrance and the security will direct you)Special thanks to Khao Lak Laguna for hosting me during my visit to Khao Lak. Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Fried Chicken & Som Tum Sandwich! | Review of Soul Food 555 | Bangkok, Thailand Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-16 | We visit Soul Food 555 for their Thai style sandwiches!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Christy & Croix ThorntonDwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Soul Food 555 is located in the first floor food court of The Commons Community Mall in Thonglor. This is not to be confused with the parent restaurant "Soul Food Mahanakorn" located near the start of Soi Thonglor (Sukhumvit 55). The "555" is the Thai number "ha" which is pronounced "ha ha ha" and is the Thai version of LOL, especially when communicating with each other online. The restaurant offers quick fire Thai favorites like krapow (with pork belly, australian lamb, or steak), but they've made a name for themselves on the popularity of their sandwiches. They offer three sandwiches and we tried them all!They included the Khao Soi Cowboy (a khao soi sandwich - 250 THB), the "Risky Chicken" (fried chicken and papaya salad sandwich - 250 THB) and "The Fatso" (deep fried soft shell crap with Thai mango salad - 350 THB). All of the sandwiches were delicious and piled onto great bread that soaks up the spice and curry from the sauces. However, the combination of papaya salad and fried chicken just exceptional. If you plan to give it a try, I'd go for that one!Overall Rating: 4.5/5Location: goo.gl/maps/nwP9n9Fn8PoRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Churros and Chocolate at Madrids Oldest Shop! | Minute Meal | Madrid, Spain | 4K Teaser Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-12 | San Gines is Bangkok's original churros and chocolate shop!Here's a great thing to do when you're in Madrid--- no matter what time of day! Stop in San Gines for chocolate and churros, and many other treats! In this visit you can see the delicious original churros, a popular Spanish snack that has now spread around the world. This is the first stop of the Urban Adventures Madrid Market Tour, which I highly recommend!Location: goo.gl/maps/hmBYBpEipZU2Chocolate and six churros was 4 euro ($4.50).More info on the Madrid Market Tour or other Urban Adventures Tours in Spain: http://ow.ly/fry530cxoytSee more 4K street food on my "Teasers and Minute Meals" playlist:http://ow.ly/OD9y30cwt7xDon't forget to follow @bkkfatty on social media and you can support this channel when you help Dwight's Courageous Kitchen food charity at courageouskitchen.org
Juicy Street Food Skewers & Pickled Papaya! | Minute Meal | Siem Reap, Cambodia | 4K Teaser Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-12 | Here's a quick taste of Cambodia, straight from the streets of Siem Reap!This popular place isn't hard to find in downtown Siem Reap and if you want most Cambodian street food be sure to check out Siem Reap Food Tours. Location: http://ow.ly/vlj430cwGTNSee more 4K street food on my "Teasers and Minute Meals" playlist:http://ow.ly/OD9y30cwt7xDon't forget to follow @bkkfatty on social media and you can support this channel when you help Dwight's Courageous Kitchen food charity at courageouskitchen.org
Giant Wok of Baby Octopus Jjukumi Keeps Getting Better! | Minute Meal | Seoul, S. Korea | 4K Teaser Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-12 | This is an epic meal made of baby octopus and a gochujang based sauce that is filled with rice, seaweed, and fish roe before you can finish eating it!This restaurant is called Hong's Jjukumi 홍스쭈꾸미 (jjukumi is the name of the spicy octopus dish) and is located in the Hongik University neighborhood. Location: goo.gl/maps/8FJjQSuMQ9qSee more 4K street food on my "Teasers and Minute Meals" playlist:http://ow.ly/OD9y30cwt7xDon't forget to follow @bkkfatty on social media and you can support this channel when you help Dwight's Courageous Kitchen food charity at courageouskitchen.org
Taquesos or Taco Shells Made of Cheese! | Minute Meal | Mexico City, Mexico | 4K Teaser Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-12 | Ever heard of taquesos? When you thought tacos couldn't get better, imagine a taco shell made of cheese!This greasy goodness came from a hole in the wall restaurant called La Esquina del Molcajete in Mexico City, Mexico. Location: goo.gl/maps/Sb81NsgjTQT2See more 4K street food on my "Teasers and Minute Meals" playlist:http://ow.ly/OD9y30cwt7xDon't forget to follow @bkkfatty on social media and you can support this channel when you help Dwight's Courageous Kitchen food charity at courageouskitchen.org
Khao Lak Lagunas Thai Massage and Mee Sapam Noodles! | Minute Meal | Thailand | 4K Teaser Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-12 | Khao Lak is a beautiful area in southern Thailand, 94km from Phuket. I was recently welcomed there by the Khaolak Laguna Resort with seafood and a Thai massage!More info on Khao Lak Laguna Hotel & Resort: http://www.khaolaklaguna.comSee more 4K street food on my "Teasers and Minute Meals" playlist:http://ow.ly/OD9y30cwt7xDon't forget to follow @bkkfatty on social media and you can support this channel when you help Dwight's Courageous Kitchen food charity at courageouskitchen.org
Quick and Painless Pad Thai Recipe! | Thai Recipes | Courageous Kitchen Courageous Kitchen 2017-06-01 | Here's our quick and painless pad thai (ผัดไทย) recipe:courageouskitchen.org/2017/06/quick-and-painless-pad-thai-recipe---About Courageous Kitchen:"Leaders in the Kitchen are Leaders in the Community!"Courageous Kitchen is a non-profit organization inspiring community leadership through the power of food!Find out more and donate at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow the Courageous Kitchen!IG: @courageouskitchen TW: @courageous_k FB: http://fb.com/courageouskitchen----Pad Thai Directions (วิธีทำผัดไทย):Heat large wok on high. Add 1 tbsp oil, shallots, meat, dried shrimp and 2 oz. tofu. Cook for approximately 3 minutes until browned and protein is cooked all the way through, remove meat and set aside. Add in ½ tbsp garlic, 4oz. noodles, 1 cup sauce stirring vigorously until noodles soften. You can add in a little bit of water to help soften. Throw in ½ cup bean sprouts, pinch of garlic chives, and mix thoroughly.Push your noodles over to one side of the wok, leaving one side clear and crack 1 egg directly into opening, scramble and cook to 80% -- do not fold in. Turn down heat to low. Fold noodles over and set directly on top of egg, about 30 seconds to finish cooking. Remove from heat. Plate noodles, add extra Chives, peanuts, chili flakes and lime wedges on top for garnish.This video was filmed and edited by Dew Napattaloong and the recipe was written by Christy Innouvong. Music Credit:Smooth joeybadass proera piano beat hiphop freeJazz Hip Hop instrumental - "Falling
Have You Tried All the Thai Street Food in this Market?! Welcome to Nakhon Prathom! Courageous Kitchen 2017-05-17 | In this episode Dwight introduces you to the unique and fast paced action of the Nakhon Prathom Chedi's night market!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Nakhon Prathom is located about an hour from Bangkok (well depending on traffic) to the west. It makes an excellent day trip and in this video you'll see exactly why!If you ever go to downtown Nakhon Prathom, the temple will be pretty easy to find because the steeple (พระปฐมเจดีย์), called a "chedi", is the largest Buddhist Chedi in the world. Take some photos, go walk around it and pray or admire the statues, just be nearby when evening hits and the parking lot starts to fill up. Thats when this place comes alive with several exemplary Thai street food vendors, as it has for year into the past. The place is especially festive and food filled during Thai holidays and I have visited several times. In this video there's lots of street food with the natural sound of the night market (besides me cursing into the wind in excitement which I cut out). You'll here the bizarre and old fashioned music and announcement, as well as the vendors calling out to other Thai street food crazed people as they walk by. I tried to leave a lot of captions for y'all and this video is in 4K so it took forever to upload. If you'd like details about a specific treat in the market, be sure to leave a comment and I will reply. Thanks for watching!Nakhon Prathom Chedi Location:goo.gl/maps/Q6owPr6JgTJ2Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
VL5: Sukhothai Noodles, World Heritage Site, & BBQ in Bangkok Courageous Kitchen 2017-05-05 | In the final episode of this blog series we feast on Sukhothai noodles, visit the ruins in the Sukhothai World Heritage Site, have kanom jin at a local restaurant, and finally get back to Bangkok for a late night BBQ feast. This is episode five of this vlog series. Watch the previous episode here: youtu.be/xCj4nYeraUE---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Nisha (Dwight's wife), Christy (fellow superhero), and Croix (Christy's husband) Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Stop 1: Jay Hae Sukhothai Noodles เจ๊แฮก๊วยเตี๋ยวสุโขทัยRating: 4/5goo.gl/maps/NstspfkhgeP2Stop 2: Sukhothai World Heritage Site and ParkRating: 4/5goo.gl/maps/Lyrm7qnS7hvStop 3: Kanom Jin Baan Na ขนมจีนบ้านนาRating: 2.5/5goo.gl/maps/egKwTmh4uy22Stop 4: Devilish Eats Restaurant (Sukhumvit 101/1)Rating: 4.5/5goo.gl/maps/nPwSMoYFD9nRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------Music:"Bob Ross Goes to Hollywood" - Birocratic
VL4: Nong Khai Farewell and Journey to Sukhothai Courageous Kitchen 2017-04-10 | We say our goodbye to sweet family in Nong Khai and jump on the backroads headed to Sukhothai. This is episode four of this vlog series. Watch the previous episode here:youtu.be/NpMUp1Vtyp4---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Nisha (Dwight's wife), Christy (fellow superhero), and Croix (Christy's husband) Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----We finally say goodbye to grandma in this episode, but not before meeting more surprise grandparents, aunts, and cousins. We visit the families rice fields and gardens, we receive the traditional “bai-si-su-kwan” blessing where the elders wrapped strings around our wrists before leaving. We begin the 455km journey to Sukhothai using backroads taking us cross country. The most beautiful province we drove through was Loei, where there were many stops in the mountains with farmers (where we stopped the farmers were Hmong) selling fresh produce like strawberries, gooseberry, dried fruits, and drinks. We arrived to Sukhothai in the evening and checked into Ma Room Place, a small hotel between new and old Sukhothai areas. Our rooms were modern and clean, costing around 700 THB per night, but the beds were uncomfortable. Google Map: goo.gl/maps/zvwGHXzX8C42Then we left the hotel and headed for downtown, but arrived after many of the more popular street food stalls had already closed. See the map link below for a pin near the street food area. Google Map: goo.gl/maps/Yt4U881Yuj32The final stop of the night was the Dream Cafe. The restaurants sells run of the mill Thai food, but it was especially interesting because they offer several flavors of yadong, the traditional herbal whiskey. The different flavors of the whiskey come from the different herbs steeped inside each brew and are believed to be everything from an aphrodisiac to a energy booster. However, the drink is very bitter and the whiskey can be very strong. The hilarious names make this a better dare among friends than just your average post dinner digestif. The shots were 75 baht ($2.16) per glass. Google Map: goo.gl/maps/eJTfbqk8Yo72“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
VL3: Road Tripping from Khon Kaen, Thailand to Grandmas House in Nong Khai Courageous Kitchen 2017-04-03 | We're back on the road from Khon Kaen all the way to the Thai Lao border in Nong Khai, Thailand. Watch the previous episode here:youtu.be/bICDrhe67II---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Nisha (Dwight's wife), Christy (fellow superhero), and Croix (Christy's husband) Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----In the third episode of our Issan road trip we visit a few more places before finally arriving at grandma's house in Nong Khai. Stop 1: Wat Nong Waeng (พระมหาธาตุแก่นนคร) in Khon Kaen, ThailandAfter eating three breakfasts (see the previous episode) we wandered around the lake in Khon Kaen (called Bueng Kaen Nakhon or บึงแก่นนคร). There you'll find a few parks that are more active in the evening that when we visited. Nearby you'll find one of the oldest temples in the area, Wat Nong Waeng. Although the temple has undergone significant renovations and doesn't have much of a rustic feel, it still remains one of the most important temples in the area. Google Map: goo.gl/maps/QrYdmqHjxC12Stop 2: Thai - Chinese Cultural Center in Udon Thani, Thailand (ศูนย์วัฒนธรรมไทย-จีน)Part museum and part park, this cultural center goes out of it's way to preserve Thai Chinese history and traditions. Drop by to catch one of the cultural shows, feed the fish in the giant pond at the center of the compound, or just relax with some Chinese buns. Food in the coffee shop is average, but we weren't very hungry. Google Map: goo.gl/maps/f5puDRfug8zStop 3: Na Kha Clothing Market near Udon Thani, Thailand (ตลาดผ้านาข่า)Small town centered around a temple and large clothing market. There's a few odd items here, so make sure you explore around for some of the more interesting products. Google Map: goo.gl/maps/wE9naphtyUuStop 4: Nong Khai, Thailand (Tha Bo District)After getting lost a bit, we finally arrived deep in the country side at Christy's grandmother's house. We spent the night catching up and chatting about their family history. This was a special time reuniting with her grandmother who she was only meeting for the second time. “Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
VL3: Durian Popsicles, Grilled Squid Eggs, and Beach Time! (Ban Phe Market Part 2) Courageous Kitchen 2017-03-29 | Dwight explores the Ban Phe area of Rayong in this final vlog episode!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: Nisha (Dwight's wife) and the eating team of Xeng, Dao, Mao, & ThaengmoFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Flashback Recap of Day 2: Arriving in Ban PheOr you can watch the full episode here: youtu.be/c7UJW5PiNNIStop #1: Ban Phe Market (ตลาดบ้านเพ) at 0:42Formerly known as the 'roi sao market' (ตลาดร้อยเสา or hundred vendors market) the latest incarnation of this large market names it the Ban Phe Supermarket (ตลาดบ้านเพ). This is a good place to grab everything from little souvenirs to durian chips, to stinky fermented fish paste. The best thing is it can also make a great stop for lunch or stocking up on snacks before hitting the beach. We particularly enjoyed some of the old time Thai style snacks including:1. "tong muan oon" or "khao kriap oon" or ข้าวเกรียบอ่อน) which is the sesame dotted and crepe like dessert 2. "Kraton loy gaew" (กระท้อนลอยแก้ว) or "Kraton chae em" aka candied and pickled santol fruit, which was served with shaved ice3. Traditional Thai Popsicles with all sorts of interesting flavors like durian, coconut, and Thai tea. Rating: 3.5/5Pros: Large, clean, organized, and friendlyCons: Food court options limited and shrinkingGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/Eq7wFZoXYMwStop #2: Ban Phe City at 4:41The main city through the road is a one way street worth exploring on foot. There are so many people who are using the front of their homes as a shop to sell fresh food or snacks. We stopped and chatted with some uncles and aunties when the kids spotted their grilled squid. One of the snacks we spotted while tasting squid eggs was 'jaeng lon' which was featured in an earlier episode here:youtu.be/LUfDlogF3NcOverall I enjoyed exploring here more than in the market. Be on the lookout for the extended motorbikes used as taxis to get passengers around town. Rating: 4/5Pro: Friendly, Interesting architecture, lots of snacks and fresh fish for saleCon: Need to have your own transport to really exploreGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/2qw4HogkzAS2Stop #3: Suan Son Beach (หาดสวนสน) at 8:26Laid back Thai beach about 15-20 mins from downtown Ban Phe. The beach is popular with locals and you can chill in the shade with beer and seafood from restaurants right on the shore. There are also tubes for rent and banana boats (I suggest having a local negotiate the price). Also keep in mind it does cost to sit at the tables they provide, but shouldn't be much. We paid around 100 baht for our chair and tables. There are restrooms and showers in the area where you pay a small fee to enter. Rating: 3.5/5Pros: Friendly, Chill, Vendors not PesteringCons: Food/alcohol options limited, murky waterGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/XErdbBRKau12Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
VL2: Vegetarian Thai Noodle Breakfast and Ban Phe Market Part 1 Courageous Kitchen 2017-03-28 | Dwight explores Rayong eats in Day 2, let's hope for better luck with the weather!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: Nisha (Dwight's wife) and the eating team of Xeng, Dao, Mao, & ThaengmoFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Flashback Recap of Day 1: Rainy Day Issan FoodOr you can watch the full episode here: youtu.be/7vMe1iP6A1wStop #1 - Jae for Health Restaurant (ร้านอาหารเจ เพื่อสุขภาพ) at 1:47I have reviewed this restaurant in the past here:http://bkkfatty.com/2014/04/08/one-dollar-vegetarian-buffet-and-noodle-restaurant-in-rayongHumble and cheap vegetarian restaurant in the heart of Rayong. We often visit for a quick and healthy breakfast. For the best food, come early. Vegetarian noodles are hard to find, but I think this restaurant does a great job of them and even their fake meat isn't bad with a little seasoning. Rating: 4/5Pros: Clean, cheap, and they speak a little EnglishCons: Khao gaeng options can be hit or miss (especially if you're not there before 10am)Google Map: goo.gl/maps/Vx4Nw1tYDxR2Stop #2: Ban Phe City at 5:47We didn't do a whole lot here except walking around. There is a small marina with a few restaurants around. There's an aquarium a little further off, but the largest attractions for visitors to Ban Phe are the beach and the market. If you're curious there's some interesting 70's Thai architecture in the area and hopefully you'll see more of the see in the following episode. Stop #3: Ban Phe Market (ตลาดบ้านเพ) at 6:45Formerly known as the 'roi sao market' (ตลาดร้อยเสา or hundred vendors market) the latest incarnation of this large market names it the Ban Phe Supermarket (ตลาดบ้านเพ). This is a good place to grab everything from little souvenirs to durian chips, to stinky fermented fish paste. The best thing is it can also make a great stop for lunch or stocking up on snacks before hitting the beach. We particularly enjoyed some of the old time Thai style snacks (the one featured in this episode is called "tong muan oon" or "khao kriap oon" or ข้าวเกรียบอ่อน) and popsicles available in the market. See a little more in the following episode. Rating: 3.5/5Pros: Large, clean, organized, and friendlyCons: Food court options limited and shrinkingGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/Eq7wFZoXYMwRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
VL1: Rainy Day Northeastern Thai Street Food in Rayong Courageous Kitchen 2017-03-28 | Dwight sets off for Rayong on a rainy day with family in tow!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: Nisha (Dwight's wife) and the eating team of Xeng, Dao, Mao, & ThaengmoFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Stop 1: Roadside Issan Food at 1:18This was just a little shack of a roadside restaurant in the middle of the nowhere. We stopped here for lunch after driving through some pretty scary rain at one point. Happy to be out of Bangkok and the rain, this was a typical road side stall you can find all over Thailand!Rating: The kids rated this place 4 out of 5!Stop 2: Casa V1 Hotel at 3:10This is a small hotel and serviced apartment in downtown Rayong. It's a good place to know about because it's clean, has wifi, and is affordably priced. Rating: 3.5/5Pros: Clean, Free Wifi, CentralCons: Bedding, Pillows, NoiseStop 3: Issan Chok Larb Restaurant (ร้านอีสานโชคลาบยโสธร) at 5:52Like much of Rayong you won't find many tourists or foreigners at all. So be prepared to experience some really local restaurants and this is one that's sought after and always busy! The place is popular for their hot pot, pork collar, and other tasty, spicy Northeastern Thai dishes. Rating: 4/5Pros: pork collar, soups, plenty of spiceCons: really busy, need to order in ThaiGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/ZXWSz8oCm9qStop 4: Shaved Ice Street Stall (ขนมหวาน 11991) at 8:26Must try old school shaved ice. On this visit they were out of the big chunks of coconut flesh. Average bowl is $1 and there's nearly 30 or so ingredients to choose from. Rating: 4/5Google Map: http://ow.ly/WPydxRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Thai Street Food: Duck Noodles & Poor Mans Foie Gras Courageous Kitchen 2017-03-12 | Dwight and friends stop for street food in Bangkok and have duck noodles and lots of bonus plates, enjoy!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: Mark Wiens, Chef Tim Ong, Vegard (Nerdy Explorer Channel: youtube.com/channel/UC1m49cini6gAnMEyYr0xk9w )Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----This short episode takes place at Kitthi Duck Noodles on Udomsuk Road (Sukhumvit 103). The noodle shop is the third branch of the 60 year old business (the other shops are found in old Bangkok). Beyond the bowls of duck noodles or duck over rice, we challenge you have some tasty sides. This includes plates of duck feet and legs with super tender meat, and if you're really adventurous you can try the duck intestines which are served with a tangy and spicy sauce. You can order a plate of liver, which is like a poor man's foie gras!Kitthi Duck Noodles - กิตติก๋วยเตี๋ยวเป็ด สาขา3Rating: 4.5/5Pros: Delicious, Fast, CheapCons: OilyNearby Transit: Udomsuk BTS Skytrain StationGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/Dz62zTAHRQxRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional----“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Thai Street Food Inspired Khao Soi Recipe! Courageous Kitchen 2017-03-05 | Try our Thai street food inspired khao soi recipe!----For full details and the portions you need to make this recipe for 3-4 people visit courageouskitchen.org at: http://ow.ly/Mezj309AXnBCheck out the other International Chicken Collaboration Participants:Spoon Fork Heart - Thai Cashew Chicken: youtu.be/TvBzIXHNbVcReal Italian Kitchen - Whole Italian Roasted Chicken: youtu.be/lPN284HYb9MLaurice’s Kitchen - Chicken Manhatten: youtu.be/q-Ts9vks_VYEast Meets Kitchen - Vegan Chicken & Waffles: youtu.be/7QH6ksNcSzAEat East Indian - Chicken Masala: youtu.be/A_HUXgdsaLAIvy’s Kitchen - Chicken Afritada: youtu.be/2kiqZTHgfkAEllen’s Homemade Delights - Roasted Garlic Chicken: youtu.be/uu1AUV7RLJACritical Eats Japan - Chicken Karaage: youtu.be/nhZpkfyECKMKimchi and Cornbread - Spicy Korean Chicken Skewers: youtu.be/mSd5FyxewUsSpecial thanks to our friends Siri and Joe at Spoon, Fork, Heart for inviting us to participate!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: Christy InnouvongFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Whether from traveling to Thailand of watching street food videos, people around the world are excited to try Thai khao soi (ข้าวซอยไก่). This hearty northern Thai dish wins people over by being full of tender stewed meat, aromas from the spices in the curry, and a colorful array of condiments. We wanted to recreate this recipe in the tradition of Thai food in Chiang Mai, our strongest clues for how khao soi was eaten in the past, and a sharp contradiction to the extra sweet and salty versions many restaurants and online recipes promote today. ----This video was filmed in 4K Resolution, enjoy!“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Learn to Cook Your Thai Food Favorites in Our Bangkok Cooking Class! Courageous Kitchen 2017-02-14 | Big news, we've launched our own Thai food cooking class for visitors to Bangkok!Booking Details: courageouskitchen.org/product/courageous-kitchen-cooking-classCome join us and make your Thai food favorites like:Pad Thai"Thai Basil" or KrapowPad See EwKhao Soi and more!For the past two years Courageous Kitchen has been having fun while teaching youth at risk the benefits of eating better, and learning not to fear the heat and the stress of the kitchen. Now we’re inviting you into our home to learn your favorite Thai dishes too! Each day begins with a tour of a classic Bangkok market. We'll buy fresh ingredients for the class and give you an opportunity to ask questions of the vendors in the market. This will be a delight for the senses, as there's plenty to see, smell, and photograph. Watch as coconut milk is freshly pressed, and as our noodle vendor slices up fresh rice noodles for our dishes of the day. The selection of fruit will make your head spin and if culture shock hasn't hit yet, the meat section just might do it!We may stop by a few of our favorite street food stalls to see them in action, but then it's back to our quiet Thai neighborhood to cook up a feast. We'll start by explaining some of the uses for the many ingredients we gathered from the market. Then we cook and eat until you've eaten so much it's uncomfortable to move!Best of all this is not the average Bangkok cooking class. We strive to keep our class sizes small (6 or fewer) and are happy to customize the class to you liking. Have a special dish in mind? Curious about a certain street food? Let us know and we'll tailor the class to you!Proceeds from this activity will go back into funding our activities feeding and educating at risk communities in Bangkok. We've got some ambitious goals stacked for our students who are quickly learning to out cook most adults! This activity is one way we'll be raising funds, but you can also donate and get more info at http://courageouskitchen.com---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: Mark Wiens, Ricky Kim, and other friends who helped us successfully pilot our classes!Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----This video was filmed in 4K Resolution, enjoy!“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Ridiculously Cheap and Delicious Boat Noodles in Bangkok! Courageous Kitchen 2017-01-15 | Dwight and TJ visit the famous and cheap boat noodles in Bangkok's victory monument neighborhood. ---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: TJ for the youtube channel "Cup of TJ", find it here: youtube.com/user/CupofTJFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Welcome back Thai food fans, today we hit Victory Monument, Bangkok’s most iconic round a bout. The area is not only well know for epic traffic jams, but also for being a hotspot for street food. Most notable the tiny bowls of boat noodles that cost a few cents on the dollar, each. To help me throw down a few I’m joined by TJ who has a rapidly growing youtube channel where she posts great travel videos from all over the world. Each boat noodle bowl costs 12 baht or $0.33 per bowl! That's ridiculously cheap, but in the past they cost even less, so the small portions hardly matter to hungry diners. Boat noodles are the style of blood broth noodle hailing from the era when most of life in Bangkok centered around the canals (aka khlong) that run through the city. Floating food vendors were common and the noodle stalls used small bowls they could pass to customers on land easily. So much has changed since then, but in order to show their authenticity to toward to the original way of making them, many stalls today serve them in similarly small bowls. You have a few to choose from, but our favorite was the beef bowl. You get to choose your favorite noodle with it and there are a couple of crunchy things like pork rinds and fried wontons that you can add to your bowl for more texture. This stall may be the most popular in Boat Noodle Alley and is over 20 years old. The full name of the restaurant is Sood Yod Kwaytheeo Reua Pa Yak (ร้านสุดยอดก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือป๋ายักษ์) and the place is furiously busy and definitely unapologetically noisy!Rating: 3.5/5Pros: Fun in Groups, Fast CheapCons: Most Bowls Average, NoisyNearby Transit: Victory MonumentGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/6WxsyZhv3A82Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 ExceptionalThis video was filmed in 4K Resolution, enjoy!“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Off the Beaten Path Thai Street Food in Ratchawat Market! | Bangkok Bites | Thailand 4K Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-31 | Dwight introduces Ratchawat Market (ตลาดราชวัตร) a place definitely worth exploring when you visit Bangkok!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: TJ for the youtube channel "Cup of TJ", find it here: youtube.com/user/CupofTJFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Ratchawat market is a special place worth exploring, but can be a little difficult to get to. I recommend grabbing a taxi or uber from the Victory Monument or Phaya Thai station. The ride will cost about 60-100 baht and take 15 minutes or so. It's worth it to get to this old area of Bangkok, often less traveled by tourists than the bigger markets. If you arrive at the right time there should be plenty to explore here including the food in the market itself, all the stalls that have spilled onto the market outside, and the row of restaurants facing the market on the same street. There you will find restaurants like Nai Joe Fish Noodles (ก๋วยเตี๋ยวลูกชิ้นปลาราชวัตร นายโจ้) and Sawatdee Pad Thai Noodles (ร้านหอยทอด ผัดไท สวัสดีราชวัตร).Rating: 5/5Pros: Less Touristy, Friendly, Cheap, Delicious FoodCons: Little English Spoken, Not Centrally LocatedNearby Transit: Victory Monument or Phaya Thai Skytrain StationsGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/p715UkrnipF2Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 ExceptionalThis video was filmed in 4K Resolution, enjoy!“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Bangkok Bites: 24HR Chinese Food & Bonus Mark Wiens Interview Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-27 | Dwight shares his late night Cantonese eats and a bonus interview featuring Mark Wiens. ---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: Mark Wiens and William Fok of The Smokers Bar & Grill (located in the Rot Fai Night Market)Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Little Hong Kong is a bustling Cantonese restaurant located inside "The Street" Mall and open 24 hours. Since it's open all night it makes a great stop after partying or to recover from a hangover with friends. The restaurant is known for it's Shabu menu, dim sum, and roast goose and opened a few branches in Bangkok after the success of it's original Chiang Mai venue. The garlicky long beans with minced pork is easily oily, but easily one of the most satisfying dishes on the menu. The roast goose is delicious, but other meats could use an upgrade. Their dim sum is tasty, with the highlight being the deep fried and lava filled bao. There is more dim sum to choose from than what is featured in this video, but most of them range from 100 to 130 THB per serving. Rating: 3.5/5Pros: Open 24 Hours, Affordable, Great Hangover FoodCons: Some Dishes Average, Better for GroupsNearby Transit: Thailand Cultural Center MRT StationGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/puGSjkoZLDtRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Bangkok Bites: Creamy Khao Soi Curry at Hom Duan (หอมด่วน) Restaurant Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-26 | Dwight shares where to find great khao son noodles in Bangkok!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----If you know anyone who’s been to Chiang Mai, chances are they came back raving about Khao Soi. The creamy curry noodles are likely of Burmese origin, but have been made famous by Thais hawking them as the most authentic meal in Chiang Mai. While that’s debatable, for better or for worse these noodles are making their appearance on Thai food menus around the world. Still however, it can be quite hard to find a decent bowl of khao soi in Bangkok! Look no further, Hom Duan Restaurant is here to help satisfy your Northern Thai cravings. In addition to the khao soi noodles, they operate as a khao gaeng restaurant where they make several dishes each day and sell them until they run out. Many of the family recipes the owners brought down from Chiang Mai have been improved here in Bangkok, making for some delicious renditions of Northern Thai favorites like gaeng hanglay, tham kanoon (pounded jackfruit), larb kua, or ngam ngiew noodles (50 baht). The rice and curry plates are charged by the number of items you have with rice. For example, one item is 45 baht and 4 items is 80 baht. The restaurant is a short walk from the Ekkamai BTS (about 10 mins). They are open from 8:30am to 4:30pm every weekday and my protip is to get there before the lunch rush for the best meal!Rating: 4.5/5Pros: Variety, Easy to Reach, Cheap Cons: Some Dishes Limited, Modest Serving SizeNearby Transit: Ekkamai BTS Skytrain StationGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/H5zmNWZCi9J2Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Thai Street Food in the Rot Fai Train Market in Ratchada Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-24 | Dwight recommends a great place in Bangkok to eat street food and drink until late. ---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----In Thai 'rot fai' or 'rod fai' means Train, and that's the origin of the name of this market which originated along the train tracks near Chatuchak. The railroad location is no more, but the markets have exploded in a few locations in Bangkok. The most easy to reach is the Ratchada location of the Rot Fai market. The market is essentially a giant night market, and is easily one of the most popular in Bangkok. There you'll find many vintage items, second hand sales, women's clothing, street food style dining options, and there's even western food available. There aren't any prices included in this video, but all of the Thai food or dessert were less than 100 baht ($3). If you have questions about this market, food items seen in this video, or general Thai street food questions, be sure to leave them in a comment below. The market is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, while it is open is one of the slowest days of the week so many of the vendors close for a second day. The market starts around 5pm and goes until midnight, with a few of the pubs staying open a little later. Rating: 3.5/5Pros: Variety, Easy to Reach, Cheap Cons: No communal seating, loud/awful musicNearby Transit: Thai Cultural Center MRT Station (Exit 3)Google Map: goo.gl/maps/1ikZs8wCwGxRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Traditional Thai Street Food: Savory Peanut Dumplings ข้าวเกรียบปากหม้อ Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-20 | In this Bangkok Bites episode Dwight shares a street food vendor making "khao kriap pak mor" (ข้าวเกรียบปากหม้อ) the traditional way in the heart of Bangkok. ---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----Here's an odd Thai snack for you to try! The flimsy dumplings are made from spreading rice paper flour over the mouth of a steaming pot. When it begins to have texture a lid is places over the top to steam for a few minutes. The lid is removed, ingredients are added and the rice wrapper is cut in half. Finally the treat is moved from the mouth of the pot where it is packages with fried garlic and bird's eye chilies, all meant to be eaten in lettuce wraps. This is similar to a more popular dish called miang kham. The lettuce wrap should give you a mix textures and flavors. Freshness from the lettuce, spice from the chili, crunchy onion flavor from the fried onions, and the savory sweetness of the peanut mixture at the center. The most common filling for the center is a mix of spices, onions and peanuts, but some versions do also contain meats like pork and shrimp. The version in the video is only peanuts. Most vendors serving this dish will also serve sacu sai moo (สาคูใส้หมู), a similar savory snack you may also want to try. Go here to see the full vlog where this dumpling is served in noodle soup: youtu.be/bICDrhe67IIRating: 4/5Pros: Spicy, Unique, Traditional Thai SnackCons: Easily mistaken for dessert, OnionyNearby Transit: Ratchathewi BTS SkytrainGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/7cNZTtws4iC2Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Thai Street Food: Rolled and Flash Frozen Ice Cream in Bangkok Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-18 | There are so many of these videos and no one can tell you where you can actually eat these ridiculously sugary and interesting snack in Bangkok!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----The reason no one can tell you where to buy it is because this isn't actually a Thai snack and it's not common. These stalls have only been popping up in the last three years and often only in very touristy places in Thailand. Anyone who claims this is an easy to find Thai street food doesn't really know what they're talking about---- but whatever just remember to get your butt over to the Rot Fai or Train Night Market (ตลาดรถไฟ) in Bangkok.In the Train Market located in Ratchada there is a regular stall selling rolled ice cream. The name of the stall is Monsters ไอติมผัด or Monsters "Ice Cream Pad" (which if you're curious literally means stir fried ice cream). The stall is just like the ones you've seen in millions of youtube videos. You can customize your order with different ingredients like brownie, fake oreos, some nuts, etc... and there are 3-4 flavors of ice cream base to choose from. The uniqueness of this dessert and it being somewhat hard to find gives it a lot of appeal. However, many of the ingredients in the ice cream aren't great or just there to make it look good (like no, you don't really need whipped cream, chocolate sauce, and candies on top---- but why THANK YOU I'll take it). The cost for this custom rolled ice cream is about 69 baht ($2) and it takes about 5 minutes to make. Popular stalls can often have long lines when the market gets really crowded. However, if you're an ice cream or other dessert fanatic you will like this experience and ended up rating the Monsters Stall a 4/5. Monsters ไอติมผัด Street Food Stall Review:Rating: 4/5Pros: Cheap, Customizable, UniqueCons: Cheap Ingredients, Messy, Overly SugaryGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/ZeNnpUqRYyqNearby Transit: MRT Thai Cultural Center StationNote: There is more than one Train Market, this stall is located in the one in Ratchada. If you're unfamiliar with the area, you will find the market behind a shopping mall called Esplanade. Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
VL2: Nonstop Cheap Thai Breakfasts in Khon Kaen, Thailand! Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-15 | After a long journey we wake up extra hungry in Khon Kaen, Thailand. Watch the previous episode here:youtube.com/watch?v=NXpygD_HBK0---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Nisha (Dwight's wife), Christy (fellow superhero), and Croix (Dwight's stunt double) Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----In the second episode of our most recent road trip we hunt for breakfast in Khon Kaen and end up making three awesome stops for cheap and delicious foods. They are as follows:Khun Jaeng Kwaytheeo Pak Mor - คุณแจง ก๋วยเตี๋ยวปากหม้อเข้าวัง Google Map: goo.gl/maps/DkGCxzT3NjL2Laak Breakfast Restaurant - ลักษณ์อาหารเช้า Google Map: goo.gl/maps/mdq4YqbCNnR2Hueng Vietnamese Noodles (Hueng Khao Kriap Pak Mor Yuen) - เฮือง ข้าวเปียกปลากะหมู Google Map: goo.gl/maps/kkgUJXWXsK62All of the restaurants included were good and silly cheap!Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Bangkok Bites: Famous Thai Restaurant Soeis New Location Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-14 | This episode is a quick feature on the ever popular Soei restaurant made famous on line with visits from Mark Wiens and Andrew Zimmern. ---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Patient (local champion strongman) and Josh (chef from New York)Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----If you recognize this famous Bangkok restaurant, it’s because it went viral online after visits from Andrew Zimmern and Mark Wiens. The restaurant is run by P’ Soei who’s respected for mastering flavor packed Thai dishes by getting creative with popular Thai food favorites. For example this is his perfectly fried ‘yum kai dao’ (ยำไข่ดาว)… it’s a sour and spicy egg salad that’ll blow your mind because it’s crispy and chili covered on the outside, with an oozing running egg yolk on the inside.You also have to be on the lookout for Soei’s seafood specials which always bring a new level of yum to the local catch of the day…And believe it or not, the chef who runs this place can even make this steamy plate of liver taste delicious!The restaurant recently moved to a new location about 10 minutes away from the Ari skytrain station and you can find a link to this location in the description box below.Remember Soei is best enjoyed with friends so you can taste a variety of dishes. Just but be sure you arrive with plenty of time to spare because the service is often slow. Don’t fret about that too much though because these tasty plates, which range from 150-250 baht each (or about $4 to $7), are definitely worth the wait!We rated Soei a 4.5 on our recent visit and are already looking forward to our next chance to eat here. Have you tried it yet? If not, just feast your eyes on these fiery dishes… Now before you start drooling on the keyboard, like and share this video and well see you for the next Bangkok Bites eating tip!Prices are 200-300 baht per dish on average. In a big group expect to pay 300-500 baht per person. Soei (ร้านเส่ย) Restaurant Review:Ranking 4.5/5Pro: New Larger Location, Delicious as alwaysCon: Service is Slow, Not for Thai food NewbiesGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/pGhHwKLEr562Nearby Transit: BTS AriRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Bangkok Bites: Hidden Homemade Ice Cream Parlor near Chinatown Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-13 | Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram, Twitter, and on FB at http://facebook.com/bkkfattySupport Dwight's food charity by visiting: http://courageouskitchen.orgToday’s episode is coming to you from a hidden ice cream parlor in Bangkok. You can find Scoopp, spelled with two p’s in a side alley on the way to Chinatown. This homemade ice cream parlor has fun and funky Thai flavors, all for very reasonable prices. The consistency of the ice cream light and sorbet-like for most of their flavors and offer a set of premium ice cream flavors with a creamier texture you might expect from traditional ice cream. The diversity of flavors won us over with 40+ to choose from, along with a selection of waffle cones on offer — oh yeah——- Bangkok could certainly use more unique creameries like this one around. This would make a great stop after a late night meal near Chinatown and our overall rating is 4/5. Use the google map link below to find you way here and don’t forget to like and share this Bangkok Bites video with a fellow ice cream lover. Happy eating and thanks for watching!Rating: 4/5Pros: Value, Creative Thai FlavorsCons: Very sorbet-like, should offer more toppingsGoogle Map: goo.gl/maps/tjvrm3AiVwzNearby Transit: Mrt Hua LamphongRestaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
VL1: Saraburi Sunday Market and Khon Kaen Night Market Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-09 | Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram, Twitter, and on FB at http://facebook.com/bkkfattySupport Dwight's food charity by visiting: http://courageouskitchen.orgSpecial Guests: Nisha (Dwight's fiance), Christy, and CroixThis episode is the start of a road trip to the North eastern region of Thailand. The area borders Laos and is most typically known to people as ‘Isaan’ (อีสาน) meaning north-eastern. The region is the poorest in the country, but one of the most influential with it’s cuisine and culture, much of which originates from Laos. Popular dishes from this region as popular in Thai restaurants around the world included dishes like papaya salad, larb, and ever popular sticky rice you’re meant to eat it with. Bangkok to Saraburi, Thailand = 120kmThe road trip begins by first stopping at the Sunday Market in Saraburi (สระบุรี) called Baan Tontan Floating Market (ตลาดท่าน้ำโบราณบ้านต้นตาล). This market is better known as a floating market, although it is mostly just a riverside market where you can sit on mats on shaded pier next to the river. The market has all sorts of old school snacks (อาหารโบราณ), many of which are hard to find. The market isn’t as popular or well visited as others in the area, because it only happens on Sundays. Most items in the market cost about $1 per serving. Baan Thontan (ตลาดท่าน้ำบ้านต้นตาล) Overall Rating: 4/5Saraburi to Khon Kaen, Thailand = 350kmThe next stop was in Khon Kaen (ขอนแก่น), which is considered a gateway city to Issan because it is a major transportation hub. The once sleepy city has in the past few years developed a much more interesting food scene with more restaurants and major malls popping up. We visited the Khon Kaen night market (ตลาดโต้รุ่งขอนแก่น) near the center of the city to try the food. The night market is a mix of shopping and food, featuring nearly 40 different food stalls. However, much of what is available is typical of other food courts and it can be hard to discover which of the many vendors are best to patronize. Most of the dishes in the market were in the $2 price range. Khon Kaen Night Market Overall Rating: 3/5Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
3&Out Live Vlog: Bangkok Fatty Subscriber Chat Courageous Kitchen 2016-12-08 | Thanks to everyone who caught this surprise live stream. I wanted to say hello and answer some of the common questions I get on the channel including:1. How long did it take you to learn Thai?2. Are you ok? We haven't seen any vlogs lately!3. Why do they call you Bangkok Fatty?After answering these questions I took some questions live including:1. What is your favorite Thai food?2. Have you met Micah Wiens yet?3. Is Thailand a good place for vegetarians?To keep the video recording of this live chat short I'll mostly include the first three questions. If you have a question or want to suggest a topic for the next live chat leave a comment below!
Chonburi Thailand Vlog 4: Duck Krapow, Thai Grand Canyon, and Bangsaen Beach Courageous Kitchen 2016-11-30 | Lazy beach day coming your way from Chonburi, Thailand!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfattySpecial Guests: Nisha (Dwight's fiance), Mila (Dwight's Sister), Christy (Fellow Superhero), and Croix (Dwight's Stunt Double)----The day begins at Boopbap restaurant (ร้าน ปุ๊บปั๊บ), a local haunt known for it's duck grapow (กะเพราเป็ด). The restaurant is setup food court style and you can order about 6-7 dishes with duck or other protein. The restaurant is well known with locals, but I found the food here average. The average plate of duck grapow is 60 baht, or 70 baht with a fried egg on top. Boopbap Restaurant Rating: 3/5Google Map: goo.gl/maps/sdnUSSbiwQ52Second stop is known as the Chonburi Grand Canyon (แกรนด์แคนยอนชลบุรี or แกรนแคนยอน คีรี). This is easy by car from downtown Chonburi and you only need to pay for parking, as admission is free. The downside to the free admission is there is little to do and no amenities. However, the view is impressive and this can be a nice place if you plan your own picnic or are just on a photo taking excursion. Google Map: goo.gl/maps/uJTGXSCGKa12Grand Canyon Chonburi Rating: 4/5The final stop before we has some camera issues was Bangsaen beach (หาดบางแสน). On the beach we spent 160 baht for a table with six chairs to relax on the beach. Most of the shore here is taken up with chairs and umbrellas and there is a boardwalk that has been carved out that is lined with food vendors. As you walk along the beach the style of vendors tend to repeat themselves, so there was much less choice than it looks like. The beach is semi clean with brown sand and murky waters. The hawkers coming around the sell things while you relax at your table can also be annoying. Bangsaen Beach Rating: 2.5/5Note: The blog was cut short a bit because of an issue with the camera, but I will cover more of Chonburi in a later episode. Find previous Chonburi Thailand vlogs here:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQrAxliLNL3p5YHljZel1EoBpVa3PNE6-Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------All music is licensed, royalty free.
Happy Belated Thanksgiving from the Courageous Kitchen Courageous Kitchen 2016-11-28 | Happy Belated Thanksgiving from Courageous Kitchen!We've been busy with year end events and fundraisers, but wanted to send a warm message to everyone who's been supporting us this year. This means youtube family too, so thanks for watching and following our story. We're on a mission to do more in 2017 and if you're interested in supporting us visit: http://courageouskitchen.orgFind us on twitter: @Courageous_KInstagram & Facebook: CourageousKitchen“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!All music is licensed, royalty free.
Chonburi Thailand Vlog 3: Nong Mon Markets Coconut Taffy and Crispy Crab Sausage Courageous Kitchen 2016-10-25 | Dwight shares the second half of the day visiting Nong Mon Market in Chonburi!---About Dwight:"Eat well, travel happy, and give back!"Dwight is an American food writer living in Bangkok. He created the hashtag #bkkfatty and later a food blog called Bangkok Fatty encouraging people to share their tastiest food finds. Special Guests: Nisha (Dwight's fiance)Dwight's charity Courageous Kitchen teaches underserved children to cook. You can find out more or donate to his charity efforts at http://courageouskitchen.orgFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at http://facebook.com/bkkfatty----A short distance away from the Angsila Market is the snack filled Nong Mon market (ตลาดหนองมน). Map: goo.gl/maps/jCjDpANykzzSettled years ago by a large Chinese community, their presence is evident in the temples nearby, as with the restaurants. This video features:1) Kanom jak ขนมจาก (sometimes spelled kanom jark) a taffy like substance made from sticky rice flour, coconut, and palm sugar. The sticky paste is bound in palm leaf and grilled until the edges are charred. 2) Hoy Jor หอยจ๊อ a Thai Chinese crab sausage made from wrapping crab meat in a tofu wrapper. Note: These are sometimes made with pork in them, so try to ask first if you want to avoid it. 3) Yentafo Noodles เย็นตาโฟ at Yentafo Jay Bouy (ร้านเย็นตาโฟเจ้บ๊วย ต้นโพธิ์) Map: goo.gl/maps/1RBFZVNriRB2Note: For an explanation on yentafo see this video: youtu.be/XYG_8A16DXo4) Uzu Americano at We Coffee Map: goo.gl/maps/2GFaiRPy3tJ2Restaurant/Attraction Rating Scale:⇒ 1-2 Below Average⇒ 2-3 Average⇒ 4-5 Exceptional“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------Music Credit: O M II N - "Sunset"► youtu.be/cUKoJYBVKqo► O M II N YouTube - goo.gl/BdqvHzAll other tracks are licensed, royalty free.
Chonburi Thailand Vlog 2: Angsila Seafood Market and Handmade Thai Mortar & Pestle Courageous Kitchen 2016-10-23 | Dwight visits the 130+ year old fishing market in Ang Sila and buys a handmade Thai mortar and pestle for cooking!Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram, Twitter, and on FB at http://facebook.com/bkkfattySupport Dwight's food charity by visiting: http://courageouskitchen.orgStop 1: Old Ang Sila Market ตลาดเก่าอ่างศิลาMap: goo.gl/maps/ou8FEdLM2GwThe seafood here is often what supplies much of the restaurants in the area. While this isn’t much as a tourist attraction, the Old Ang Sila Market can get really busy as it has become a popular stopping point for Thai motorists. They are most often pulling up to the first part of the market to buy prepackaged and a few freshly prepared products to eat in the care or take home. The snack tried in the market is called 'jaeng lon' or แจงลอน, but is basically tod mun (Thai fish cakes) in meatball skewer form. They appeared a bit dry, but were tastier than they looked. This is not a common snack and it was my first time to try, so be on the lookout for them to get more popular, as people are already familiar with the flavor. Stop 2: Ang Sila Mortar and Pestle Vendors (on the main road beyond the market towards the town)Stop 3: Nong Mon Market (15 mins from Ang Sila Market)Map: goo.gl/maps/jCjDpANykzzThis is Day 2 in Chonburi and the second half will be uploaded soon, stay tuned. “Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A-------Music Credit: O M II N - "Sunset"► youtu.be/cUKoJYBVKqo► O M II N YouTube - goo.gl/BdqvHzAll other tracks are licensed, royalty free.
Portland Street Food: The Krazy Karl at Stoopid Burger! Courageous Kitchen 2016-10-21 | Dwight and Mila pop into Portland for burger week and end up grubbing at the Stoopid Burger street food pod. Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram, Twitter, and on FB at http://facebook.com/bkkfattySupport Dwight's food charity by visiting: http://courageouskitchen.orgStoopid Burger is a Portland favorite and has one several awards for their burgers. For Portland's Burger Week last August Stoopid Burger added the Krazy Karl to their menu. The Karl has two types of cheese, french fries, onion rings and think drizzle of honey mustard to make it delicious and messy to eat. Overall Stoopid Burger is a great place to eat and their burgers range from $9-12. There's vegetarian options on the menu and even a $5 "Boring Burger" for purists who don't like many toppings. You can find Stoopid Burger at the Sons of Haiti food pods on North Vancouver Ave between Ivy and Freemont roads. Find their facebook page at:facebook.com/Stoopidburger“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!All music is licensed, royalty free.*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A
Chonburi Thailand Vlog 1: Seafood, Smoothies, and Killer Onion Breath Courageous Kitchen 2016-10-20 | In this vlog, Dwight and Nisha journey to Chonburi to find his sister, seafood, and other interesting eats. Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram, Twitter, and on FB at http://facebook.com/bkkfattySupport Dwight's food charity by visiting: http://courageouskitchen.orgStop 1: Krua Jay Thoom - ครัวเจ๊ตุ้ม เทพประสิทธิ์Total Cost for 3: 1900 THBMap: goo.gl/maps/URLZKTACsSK2Stop 2: Sketch Book Art CafeTotal Cost for 3: 200 THBMap: goo.gl/maps/zNsXZkdKBxL2Stop 3: Khao Thom Bangpragong 2 - ข้าวต้มบางประกง 2Total Cost for 2: 300-400 THBMap: goo.gl/maps/fCKQPomrtY32“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!All music is licensed, royalty free.*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A
Dwight and Mark Taste Thailands New Craft Beer with Yummy Food Pairings! Courageous Kitchen 2016-09-30 | Dwight and Mark help launch Chatri IPA from the creator of Thai Beer Chalawan!Follow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram, Twitter, and on FB at http://facebook.com/bkkfattySupport Dwight's food charity by visiting: http://courageouskitchen.orgIn this episode Dwight and Mark Wiens attend the launch of Chatri IPA with a "Man on the Moon" themed party. After sniffing around the guys find themselves with a plate of funky thai, indian, and otherwise pairings to go along with the two citrusy IPAs. The briefly discuss the pairings with "M" a co-founder and brewer at Full Moon Brewworks, the creator of Chalawan (featured in a previous episode). Their new beer Chatri is an Aussie-Thai collaboration with Sydney's Stockade Brew Company. If you find it in Bangkok or Sydney give it a try!“Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!All music is licensed, royalty free.*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A
Laos Travel Vlog #8: Visiting Kuangsi Waterfalls Natural Turquoise Swimming Pools Courageous Kitchen 2016-09-28 | This travel vlog series finishes with a visit to the famous Kuangsi Waterfall!More info on Luang Prabang in the food and travel guide here: http://ow.ly/hRPU302lFGCFollow Dwight at @bkkfatty on Instagram, Twitter, and on FB at http://facebook.com/bkkfattyKuangsi Waterfalls is named for the deer (pronounced “kwang” in Lao) that inhabit the forest around the falls. To get there you need to travel 45min to and hour from Luang Prabang, but you won’t regret making the trip. To rent a skylab driver it costs about 160,000 kip which is about $20. You want to go early to avoid the heat and the crowds so arrive no later than 10am. Note: There is a 10,000 kip toll on the road and it costs 20,000 kip for a ticket to enter Kuangsi National Park.Then enjoy the pools below while no one is in them and if you’re energetic, have good shoes, and you’re up for a trek then venture up the falls to some hidden pools and the summit at the top. Be careful if it has recently rained as this can make the natural path extremely slippery. Overall I highly recommend Kuangsi Falls and there’s a black bear rescue center on the premises you can check out too. “Eat well, travel happy, and give back!”Support Dwight's food charity by visiting: http://courageouskitchen.orgDon't forget to like, subscribe, and comment on this video!All music is licensed, royalty free.*Equipment List* (Affiliate Links Below)-------Camera: Panasonic Lumix G7HK Mirrorless 4K - http://ow.ly/WMTi303pYghMicrophone:Rode Video Micro w/ Shock Mount - http://ow.ly/bUEn303pYlPMini Tripod: Joby GorillaPod SLR - http://ow.ly/Q5po303Td3A
