FIRST TIME EATING at THIS BURMESE MARKET in Bangkok! 🇲🇲🇹🇭Myanmar Food is AMAZING Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-02 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I'm doing what I'm always preaching by getting out of my comfort zone and heading to Bangkok's Burmese Market in Bang Bon to try some epic Burmese dishes.First of all I want to shout out @OTRontheroad for their awesome video on Burmese food history, without which, I'd never have known about this wonderful Burmese market in Bangkok.Watch that here: youtube.com/watch?v=tuoNvzSltmISo today was my first time eating Ohn no khao swè, a cousin of the famous Northern Thai dish, Khao Soi and it didn't disappoint. The Burmese curries I had were fantastic and the naan bread and sweet tea took me right back to southern Myanmar!Directions to The Burma Market Bang Bon (ตลาดพม่าบางบอน)goo.gl/maps/HdyG9cHJhpdP2zWV6This is a prime example of why I love Bangkok so much. There’s just so much food to explore here! Whether you are in Chinatown, the Old City, Thonburi or here in Sukhumvit, you can always find amazing Thai food in Bangkok________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #burmesefood #bangkokstreetfood
YOU NEED THESE BANGKOK NOODLES! 🇹🇭 #thaifood #bangkokstreetfood Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-09-02 | ...
10 TOP PHUKET RESTAURANTS + STREET FOOD YOU MUST TRY 🇹🇭 ft. @PaddyDoyle. @Chai_Travel Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-08-31 | Today I'm giving you 11 of my favourite resturants and street food stalls for you to try on your next trip to Phuket, Thailand.Phuket has some of the most diverse, easily accessible local food in the whole of Thailand in my humble opinion. With influences from China, Malaysia, the Middle East and even Europe, Phuket has some of the most interesting Thai food in any of the major tourist destinations in Thailand...IF you're willing to look for it!Roti Krua Hasandee (ครัวฮาซันดี้) is a local, family run Thai Muslim restaurant serving an array of Thai classics, most notably, their crispy, flaky roti with perfectly spices, rich beef and chicken curries. Directions and opening times to Krua Hasandee:goo.gl/maps/QtVKiF2nQgLcDz1b6Khao SoiBaan Kway Teow - The Noodle House บ้านก๋วยเตี๋ยว serves up authentic Northern Thai food on the southern Thai island of Phuket. Directions and opening times can be found here:goo.gl/maps/cHLr4uJwfJhCVS8q8Guay JubPutthaisong Guay Jub (ร้านพุทไธสง ก๋วยจั๊บ) serves up some of the best kuay jap rolled noodle soup I've had outside of Bangkok and for me, this is a must visit whilst you're in Phuket:Directions:goo.gl/maps/6obcXq4zR2VfgX1bAKhao Soi Ka Moo:Although I’m banging on about the khao soi, the khao kha moo is also exceptional. If you’re into Thai pork leg stew, Khao Moo Boran won’t disappoint.Both dishes were 70 THB (£1.55 / $2.10)Directions and opening times:Ka Moo Boran+66 89 972 9438goo.gl/maps/Sr862XWxGcVd5tsx8100 Year Old NoodlesMee Kon Lan (หมี่โกล้าน) has been serving up the same handmade egg noodles to their faithful Phuket customers for over 100 years in Phuket Town. We tried a few different types of Thai noodles, which were all delicious but the star of the show here are definitely the handmade bamee (egg) noodles.We ordered:Bamee Phad Sai Kai - Stir fried egg noodles served on a raw egg with pork soup - 65 THB (£1.35 / $1.85)You can also get:Rad Na Sai Kai - Stir fried wide rice noodles with gravy on a raw egg - 60 THB (£1.35 / $1.85)Sen Yai Phad Haeng - Stir fried rice noodles served without soup - 60 THB (£1.35 / $1.85)This is real Thai street food at its finest!Directions and opening times can be found here:Mee Ko Lan+66 76 219 074goo.gl/maps/RBgV7HWnYp47uwBE8Prawn NoodlesDirections to Ao Gay Prawn Noodles (Soup):goo.gl/maps/ApUdq29VG91hMZTGABurmese FoodMingalar Coffee Shop (เมงกะราคอฟฟี่) is a great example of the different cultures that come together to make up Phuket Town. Definitely give it a try next time you're in town.Directions to the restaurant:goo.gl/maps/CFs5ZW8fajgGJtrZAHokkien Mee:Mee Ao Gea หมี่อ่าวเก (Mee Hokkien)goo.gl/maps/1pBWwdxRCwfDERDNAKhanom JeenNom Jeen Phuket - หนมจีนภูเก็จ ร้านขนมจีนภูเก็ต for some, as the name suggests, khanom jeenThe curries here are a staggeringly cheap 40 baht - £0.90 / $1.20Directions and opening times to Nom Jeen Phuket - หนมจีนภูเก็จ ร้านขนมจีนภูเก็ต:Roti Phuket TownThai Muslim Halal feast at Aroon Restaurant, which is known as the best roti restaurant in Phuket Old Town.The whole meal came to 410 THB and you saw how much food we had!Directions to Aroon Restaurant:goo.gl/maps/oXz3NfQR3GVkdptWADim SumIf you are looking for authentic Thai street food in Phuket, make sure you start the day off with some amazing dim sum!Directions and opening times can be found in this GoogleMaps link: goo.gl/maps/GF1jKeh3Z5LMqka27_______________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support the channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________00:00 intro00:35 roti07:12 Northern Thai16:45 Guay Jub28:00 Khao Soi Kha Moo31:00 Hokkien Noodles36:58 Prawn Noodles42:00 Burmese Food49:00 Pad Mee Hokkien54:30 Khanom Jeen01:06:50 Roti Curry01:24:04 Dim Sum
CLASSIC BANGKOK STREET FOOD IN THE HEART OF LONDON 🇹🇭🇬🇧 Speedboat Bar - Best UK Thai Food Ep.1 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-08-20 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.As always, I want to practise what I preach and get out of my comfort zone and try something different so I’m heading into central London to try some Bangkok classics at the highly touted Speedboat bar from the same team behind Plaza Khao Gaeng.I was very impressed with how authentic the Thai food is here, it took me right back to the back alleys of Bangkok's Chinatown, where as you know, I eat a lot!This is as close to close to anything I've had in Thailand and that's a big compliment I could give the team here. For me this is easily some the best Thai food I've had in London and it's all cooked by farang! Here's a link to the menu with prices:speedboatbar.co.ukDirections:goo.gl/maps/mZWZSoHWKxk1Nbuf9If you want to find out about their other restaurant, Plaza Khao Gaeng:youtube.com/watch?v=WsLPFNd9OHcSee you back in Bangkok next week for some more Thai street food!________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#londonfood #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
The Best Thai Food Experience Ever@yingsthaicookinghome2839 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-08-15 | ...
5 TOP KHAO SOI IN BANGKOK THAILAND 🇹🇭 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-08-13 | Today I'm giving you 5 of my favourite khao soi in the whole of Bangkok. While khao soi is definitely much more famous and widely available in Chiang Mai, Bangkok does now boast some excellent versions of Northern Thailand's famous curry noodles.A lot of people have told me that Ongtong Khao Soi has the best Northern Thai food in Bangkok but that's a bold statement! I know it's my wife's favourite though.Get over and follow @dannbangkok now!Directions:Antique Car Khao Soi:goo.gl/maps/xBKPTEHEuFN1nruX9Khao Soi Nam Neow, Sukhumvit 24ข้าวซอยน้ำเงี้ยวสาขาสุขุมวิท24goo.gl/maps/rxzwFZgHVG2cud1k6Ongtong Khaosoi Ari Branchgoo.gl/maps/7gPNPBeZYGwwqKzK9Wat Saphan Khao Soigoo.gl/maps/nC2mQHnQoENeWLBg7Hann Khao Soi Lovers:goo.gl/maps/aNKG6iPfSgkCDp426Khao soi is a popular dish from Northern Thailand, particularly in the Chiang Mai region. It is a type of curry noodle soup that is made with a combination of fresh and dried spices, coconut milk, and egg noodles. The dish typically includes a protein such as chicken or beef, although vegetarian and seafood versions are also available.The broth for khao soi is made from a combination of ingredients such as curry paste, coconut milk, chicken or beef broth, fish sauce, and palm sugar. The spices used in the curry paste can vary but often include cumin, coriander, turmeric, and ginger.The egg noodles used in khao soi are typically made fresh, and the dish is often served with various toppings such as pickled mustard greens, shallots, lime wedges, and crispy fried noodles. The final dish is a balance of spicy, sweet, and savory flavors, making it a delicious and satisfying meal.Khao soi has become increasingly popular in recent years and is now available in many Thai restaurants around the world. However, for the most authentic experience, it is best to try khao soi in Northern Thailand, where it is a beloved local specialty.______________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support the channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
BANGKOKS BEST FOOD COURT? ✈️ 🇹🇭 Street Food Prices at Bangkok Airport Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-08-10 | Now you'll notice I've named Magic Garden as Bangkok's most useful food court, not necessarily Bangkok's BEST food court. Seeing there are literally thousands of food courts in Bangkok, that would be ridiculous. The reason I'm saying most useful is that Don Muang Airport's choices when you pass security are abysmal. So, I suggest you head to Magic Garden before or after your flight to stock up on some very good Thai street food classics at very reasonable prices. This is, in my opinion, the best and cheapest food in Don Mueang Airport. Is Magic better than say Terminal 21 Food Court? The two dishes I had were better than anything I've had thereMagic Garden is a Typical Thai food court with typical Thai prices, at least half of what you will pay if you eat through departures!There are stalls selling duck noodles, noodle soup, pad Thai, pork leg stew (khao Ka Moo), Halal food, amazing Isan, icluding a top 5 som tum Thai and the best soup I've ever eaten in an airport - Kuay Teow Sukhothai!goo.gl/maps/WAqMdV5mWGcEtQAu8If you’d like to support my little channel:Paypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.com__________________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
10 VIETNAMESE DISHES YOU MUST TRY in DANANG 🇻🇳 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-08-08 | My time in the wonderful food city of Da Nang, Vietnam has come to an end so I want to show you 10 dishes, in no particular order, YOU MUST TRY in DANANG #1 Bánh Xèo Directions to Bánh Xèo Bà Dưỡng:goo.gl/maps/wkSmyytk8VSsK9a86#2 Bò né Directions to Bò né bò kho nướng bơ 91goo.gl/maps/7dqXqqeYt5gnAgYr6#3 Mi QuangDirections to Mì Quảng Bà Anhgoo.gl/maps/k7vyMN8RzgkL8txe7#4 Bún MắmDirections to Bún Mắm Bà Đông:maps.app.goo.gl/vYmLriBhwsGFMDSx9?g_st=ic#5 Cau LauDirections to Cao lầu, Bánh mì thịt xíu Bà Nga:goo.gl/maps/sQLkXwBumHx1oCmA8#6 Bún thịt nướngDirections to Bánh Xèo Bà Dưỡng:goo.gl/maps/wkSmyytk8VSsK9a86#7 Cơm tấmDirections to Cơm tấm Út Vân - Quán cơm tấm ngon tại Đà Nẵng:https://g.page/comtamutvan?share#8 Bún Đậu Mắm TômDirections to BÚN ĐẬU PHỐ CỔ-131 PHAN CHÂU TRINH:maps.app.goo.gl/bQR6KpfjcuFiYC7A6?g_st=ic#9 Bánh mì Directions to Bánh mì nướng lạng sơn: goo.gl/maps/e2HVgAYd9m82jPRa7 #10 Bún bò Huế / Bún bò Da Nang Directions to Bún Bò Hà: goo.gl/maps/tgR57mBhFjdYWSj3AChapters:00:00 Intro00:38 Banh Xeo05:46 Bo Ne10:46 Mi Quang15:47 Bun Mam21:18 Cau Lau25:54 Bun Thit Nuong28:41 Com Tam35:52 Bun Dao Mam Tom42:40 Banh Mi49:08 Bun Bo HueIf you’d like to support my little channel:Paypal: https://paypal.me/theroamingcook?coun...buymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comDa Nang is a coastal city located in central Vietnam. It's one of the country's major port cities and a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture. Here are some key aspects of Da Nang:Geography and Location: Da Nang is situated along the coast of the South China Sea and is positioned between Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, and Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), the largest city in the country. Its strategic location has historically made it an important trading and transportation hub.Tourism: The city is famous for its stunning beaches, such as My Khe Beach and Non Nuoc Beach, which attract both domestic and international tourists. My Khe Beach, in particular, has been listed among the world's most beautiful beaches. The Marble Mountains, a cluster of limestone hills with caves and pagodas, are also a popular tourist attraction in the area.Cultural Sites: Da Nang is home to several significant cultural sites. The Linh Ung Pagoda, known for its giant statue of the Lady Buddha, is perched atop a hill and offers panoramic views of the city and the coastline. The city is also known for its Cham Museum, which houses a remarkable collection of Cham sculptures and artifacts that reflect the ancient civilization that once thrived in the region.Infrastructure: Da Nang is known for its modern infrastructure, including the iconic Dragon Bridge, which spans the Han River and is illuminated at night. The city has undergone substantial development in recent years, with various upscale resorts, hotels, and other facilities catering to the growing number of tourists.Economic Importance: Due to its location and port facilities, Da Nang has a significant role in Vietnam's economy. It serves as a gateway for trade and commerce, connecting the northern and southern regions of the country. The city also houses various industrial zones and manufacturing facilities.Cuisine: Da Nang offers a diverse range of Vietnamese cuisine, influenced by its coastal location. Seafood is a highlight, and visitors can enjoy various seafood dishes prepared in local restaurants and street food stalls.Festivals: The city hosts several festivals throughout the year. One of the most notable is the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival, an annual event that attracts fireworks teams from around the world to compete in dazzling displays of pyrotechnics.Transportation: Da Nang is well-connected by road, rail, and air. It has an international airport that serves both domestic and international flights. The city's transportation infrastructure makes it convenient for tourists to explore not only Da Nang but also nearby attractions such as the ancient town of Hoi An and the imperial city of Hue.Overall, Da Nang offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and modern amenities, making it a popular destination for travelers seeking a combination of relaxation, exploration, and adventure._______________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________#vietnam2023 #danangstreetfood #vietnamfood
2 VIETNAMESE NOODLE SOUPS YOU MUST TRY in DANANG! 🇻🇳 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-08-02 | Today is my last day in the wonderful food city that is Da Nang, Vietnam and I may have saved the best till last. We're heading out for two noodle dishes that all the locals here have told me are must eat dishes in central Vietnam. The first stop is for Mi Quang Mi Quang (Mì Quảng) which is a traditional Vietnamese noodle dish that originated in the Quang Nam province in central Vietnam. Big shout out to @EllisWR for the recommendation!Second up we're heading down a little back alley for my favourite soup in the world, Bun Bo Hue (or Bun Bo Danang?) This was really clean and delicate but my favourite version actually has to be here:youtu.be/95hamTo6WS0Directions to Mì Quảng Bà Anhgoo.gl/maps/k7vyMN8RzgkL8txe7Mì Quảng 30.000 VNDDirections to Hoa Bún Bògoo.gl/maps/fKPajqtSkDrr4mwBAmaps.app.goo.gl/bQR6KpfjcuFiYC7A6?g_st=icIf you’d like to support my little channel:Paypal: https://paypal.me/theroamingcook?coun...buymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comIt is a popular and beloved dish in the country, often considered a specialty of the Quang region. The dish has gained popularity throughout Vietnam and even internationally due to its delicious flavors and unique presentation.The main components of Mi Quang are noodles, meat, and vegetables, all served in a flavorful and aromatic broth. Here are the key elements of this dish:Noodles: Mi Quang is characterized by its thick, flat rice noodles, which are typically yellow in color. These noodles give the dish its distinct texture and are an essential element of Mi Quang.Protein: The protein component of Mi Quang can vary and includes options like shrimp, chicken, pork, or even fish. The meat is usually marinated or seasoned with various herbs and spices, enhancing its flavor.Broth: Unlike some other Vietnamese noodle dishes like Pho, Mi Quang is not typically served with a large bowl of broth. Instead, it has a small amount of flavorful broth at the bottom of the bowl, just enough to moisten the noodles and add some richness to the dish.Vegetables and Herbs: Mi Quang is accompanied by a variety of fresh herbs and vegetables, adding both texture and freshness to the dish. Common ingredients include lettuce, bean sprouts, banana blossoms, water spinach, mint, coriander, and peanuts. These toppings are usually placed on top of the noodles and meat.Special Sauce: Mi Quang is served with a special sauce made from a blend of fish sauce, shallots, garlic, chili, sugar, and other seasonings. This sauce is poured over the dish to enhance its flavors.Crackers: Another unique aspect of Mi Quang is the addition of crispy rice crackers, which are typically served alongside the dish or crushed over the top. These crackers add a satisfying crunch and texture to the overall eating experience.Mi Quang is often served with a side of fresh lime or lemon wedges, allowing diners to adjust the acidity level to their taste preference.As with many traditional dishes, there can be regional variations in the preparation and ingredients used, but the essence of Mi Quang remains consistent—a flavourful, satisfying noodle dish that showcases the richness of Vietnamese cuisine.Bún Bò Huế is another popular Vietnamese noodle soup, hailing from the central Vietnamese city of Huế. It is a flavorful and spicy dish that has gained popularity not only in Vietnam but also around the world due to its unique and delicious taste._______________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________#vietnam2023 #danangstreetfood #vietnamfood
🇻🇳 THIS IS WHY THEY DONT EAT PHO FOR BREAKFAST HERE! Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-07-31 | Today I want to show you a different breakfast dish in vietnam from the typical Pho (which I love obviously) and this one will be very popular with westerners I'm sure. It's called Bò Né and literally means “dodging beef”, as in dodging the splatter of butter and oil as the beef is sizzling on a hot pan when it's brought out to your table. Bò Né is essentially a vietnamese fry up and I love it!If you haven't had Bò NéI think you definitely have to forget the hotel breakfast and try it at Bò né bò kho nướng bơ 91 while you're in DanangTHIS IS WHY I LOVE DANANG!Price: Directions to Bò né bò kho nướng bơ 91goo.gl/maps/7dqXqqeYt5gnAgYr6We’re back in Danang for a quick visit. I hope you all enjoy the videos!____________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: https://my-store-c4478c.creator-sprin...Become a member:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOpU...________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook______________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#vietnam2023 #danangstreetfood #vietnamfood
VIETNAMESE MARKETS ARE CRAZY! 🇻🇳 First Time in Danang Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-07-29 | Today is In between eating my way through Danang, Vietnam today, I thought I'd show you a typical, local Vietnamese market. Chợ Cồn, or Con Market, is a very local market in downtown Danang selling a variety of different things like homeware, dried goods, clothes and of course, being Vietnam, copious amounts of food!Everyone at the market (pretty much) was super friendly, as is everyone in Danang and all had a laugh and a joke with me about my poor Vietnamese language skills.Directions to Con Market (Chợ Cồn) goo.gl/maps/ntVPjXiNPFz8xzvE7If you’d like to support my little channel:Paypal: https://paypal.me/theroamingcook?coun...buymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.com__________________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#vietnam2023 #danangstreetfood #vietnamfood
THEY SAID I CANT EAT THIS! 🇻🇳 Funky Fermented Fish Noodles in Danang Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-07-25 | Today is my second day in the wonderful food city that is Da Nang, Vietnam and we are getting right out of our comfort zone. We're heading out for two dishes that all the locals here have told me that foreigners like me can’t eat. The first stop is a funky fermented fish noodle dish called bun mam at the most famous place for this dish in Danang called Bún Mắm Bà Đông. This tasted almost exactly the same as plata and pa dark in Thailand / Laos and is seriously pungent! The second stop is for some bun dao mam tom which is a pungent fermented shrimp paste sauce served with pressed noodles and a variety of herbs and other goodies to dip.I'm not sure why every Vietnamese person I asked said that I shouldn't eat it as it's too 'stinky' but this was probably the best thing I ate the whole time I was there.If you are travelling to Danang, or Saigon or especially Hanoi, I would 100 percent say you have to try bun dao mam tom, it's amazing!Directions to Bún Mắm Bà Đông:maps.app.goo.gl/vYmLriBhwsGFMDSx9?g_st=icBún Đậu Mắm Tôm Set 165.000 ₫Directions to BÚN ĐẬU PHỐ CỔ-131 PHAN CHÂU TRINH:maps.app.goo.gl/bQR6KpfjcuFiYC7A6?g_st=icIf you’d like to support my little channel:Paypal: https://paypal.me/theroamingcook?coun...buymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.com__________________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#vietnam2023 #danangstreetfood #vietnamfood
NO PHỞ in DANANG! 🇻🇳 Try These Epic Local $1 Noodles Instead + Bonus Banh Mi FEAST Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-07-20 | Today I want to show you a different noodle dish than just the classic PHỞ in Vietnam. Now don't get me wrong, I love PHỞ. I think it's PHỞ - nomenal but when you are in central Vietnam, especially Hoi An or Danang, you have to try Cau Lau! If you haven't had Cau Lau, they are thick, chewy noodles with a really interesting story, native to Hoi An which is 45 mins away from Danang.I’m pleased to say that I also found an amazing thit xui (pork belly char xui) banh mi which has to be top 5 banh mi I've had in Danang waiting for me at the same shop! THIS IS WHY I LOVE DANANG!Price: Cau Lau: 30,000 VNDBanh Mi: 20,000 VNDDirections to Cao lầu, Bánh mì thịt xíu Bà Nga:goo.gl/maps/sQLkXwBumHx1oCmA8The history of Cau Lau is deeply intertwined with the city of Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in central Vietnam. While the exact origins of the dish are not entirely clear, Cau Lau has a unique history that reflects the cultural influences and trade connections of Hoi An throughout the centuries.One prevailing theory is that Cau Lau was influenced by Chinese traders during the 17th and 18th centuries. Hoi An was an important trading port on the Silk Road, attracting merchants from China, Japan, Southeast Asia, and beyond. During this time, Chinese traders brought different culinary traditions and ingredients to Hoi An, including the thick, chewy noodles similar to the ones used in Cau Lau.Another theory suggests that Cau Lau may have been influenced by Japanese udon noodles. Some believe that Japanese traders and merchants who visited Hoi An might have introduced the concept of thick rice noodles to the local cuisine.Regardless of its exact origin, Cau Lau has evolved over time and integrated local Vietnamese flavors and ingredients, making it a unique dish specific to Hoi An. One critical aspect that contributes to the distinct taste of Cau Lau is the water used to prepare the dish. As mentioned earlier, the water drawn from the ancient Ba Le well is believed to be the secret behind the authentic flavor of Cau Lau.The Ba Le well, located within Hoi An's ancient town, is revered by locals and considered the "soul" of Cau Lau. It is said that the water from this well is used to soak the ash that is used to make the noodles and cook the pork, giving them their unique taste and texture.Throughout its history, Cau Lau has remained a beloved dish among locals and tourists alike, and it has become an iconic symbol of Hoi An's culinary heritage. Today, you can find Cau Lau being served in many restaurants and street food stalls within Hoi An, where it continues to delight visitors with its rich flavours and cultural significance.We’re back in Danang for a quick visit. I hope you all enjoy the videos!____________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: https://my-store-c4478c.creator-sprin...Become a member:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOpU...________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook______________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#vietnam2023 #danangstreetfood #vietnamfood
Super Unique Prawn Dumpling Banh Mi 🇻🇳 Amazing Danang Street Food Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-07-15 | I was on the way to eat a fermented fish noodle dish called bun mam when I was sidetracked by one of the best and most unique Banh Mi I’ve ever had. This super friendly street seller makes banh mi with Bánh bột lọc, small, clear-looking, chewy tapioca dumplings usually eaten as a snack by themselves.This is definitely one of the most unique banh mi I've ever had and I just love getting out on the streets and finding these little gems.There's no Google location so I've pinned around where it is:goo.gl/maps/cYNZoFVL1gRuusHn7If you’d like to support my little channel:Paypal: https://paypal.me/theroamingcook?coun...buymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.com__________________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#vietnam2023 #saigonstreetfood #vietnamfood
THIS IS WHAT I CAME FOR! 🇻🇳 Next Level Bánh Xèo in Danang Vietnam Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-07-07 | Today is my first day in the Central Vietman city of Danang and I plan to eat as much delicious Vietnamese food as humanly possible. For my first meal I headed to one of the best and most well known Bánh Xèo shops in Da Nang called Bánh Xèo Bà Dưỡng.Usually I avoid ultra hyped up places but this super busy back alley shop lived up to expectation and more. This could be the best banh xeo I’ve ever had!What I ordered:Bánh Xèo70.000 ₫Nem lụi7.000 Bún Thịt Nướng30.000 ₫Bò Nướng Lá Lốt90.000 ₫Directions to Bánh Xèo Bà Dưỡng:goo.gl/maps/wkSmyytk8VSsK9a86If you’d like to support my little channel:Paypal: https://paypal.me/theroamingcook?coun...buymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.com__________________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#vietnam2023 #danangstreetfood #vietnamfood
CRAB CURRY and PAD KAPRAO HEAVEN IN BANGKOK 🇹🇭 ft. @dannbangkok Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-07-03 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I headed out with @dannbangkok to Nonthaburi around a 40 minute drive from Central Bangkok to try some of the finest Khanom Jeen Nam Ya Pu (crab curry with fresh rice noodles) you are likely to find anywhere. The restaurant is called Tong Nam Ya Pu - โต้งขนมจีนน้ำยาปู สาขางามวงศ์วาน 19 (สาขาแรก) and as the name suggests, they specialise in Khanom Jeen but they also have some amazing pad kaprao as well as hoy jor (fried crab and pork in tofu skin).If you are in Sukhumvit or Lad Prao, they also have branches there but we wanted to try the original and it didn't disappoint!Follow Dann here: @dannbangkok Directions to Tong Nam Ya Pu - โต้งขนมจีนน้ำยาปู สาขางามวงศ์วาน 19 (สาขาแรก)goo.gl/maps/i5YC3JPoG7Mgck8o9Udom Suk Branch:goo.gl/maps/up2JkC3bEUqFWGUW9Lat Prao Branch:goo.gl/maps/MorQiBL6pFxcMQzq5To find out more about Khanom Jeen, make sure to watch @OTRontheroad 's masterpiece here: youtube.com/watch?v=boud237LDkcThis is Thai food at its finest!________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokfood
HOW LOCALS TREAT YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE OF BANGKOK 🇹🇭 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-06-30 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I'mI'm heading away from the tourist areas in Bangkok to a little area called Talat Phlu in Thonburi. We're going to be checking out a really local Thai market, going to a 100 year old coffee shop as well as trying loads of different Thai dishes and snacks. It's really want you to see how well Thai locals treat you when you're away from the tourist areas of Khaosan and the Sukhumvit Road.Stop 1: 100 year old Thai bakery:ขนมไข่เฮียตี๋ดำgoo.gl/maps/u4Kj1rKznTxjXFa66Stop 2: Khanom Krocgoo.gl/maps/ZkSxj347h2WhJBmRAStop 3: Wat Klang Market ตลาดวัดกลางgoo.gl/maps/r2abTrz3A99PRJZN8Stop 4. Suriya Coffee (100 year old ancient coffee)สุริยากาแฟ ตลาดวัดกลางgoo.gl/maps/BczWdFiNfrA86EFbAStop 5. Turnip Cake Wat Intharam ขนมผักกาด วัดอินgoo.gl/maps/UZmDTVKYez8qjopP9Stop 6. Pa Luan Beef Noodle เกาเหลาเนื้อเปื่อยป้าล้วนgoo.gl/maps/eGSNBnBnKDAQYG8x7THIS IS REAL BANGKOK STREET FOOD!#bangkokfloatingmarket #thailand2023 #thaifood About the area:Talat Phlu is a neighborhood located in the Thon Buri district of Bangkok, Thailand. Thon Buri is situated on the western banks of the Chao Phraya River, and Talat Phlu is one of its prominent areas. The neighborhood is known for its vibrant local atmosphere, traditional markets, and convenient transportation links.Talat Phlu is primarily a residential area, with a mix of low-rise housing, townhouses, and apartment buildings. It offers a more relaxed and authentic Thai living experience compared to the bustling city center of Bangkok. The neighborhood has a strong sense of community, with local residents often engaging in small businesses and street food stalls.One of the highlights of Talat Phlu is its namesake market, Talat Phlu Market. This traditional market is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Here, you can find a wide array of fresh produce, meats, seafood, and other food items. The market also offers clothing, accessories, household items, and local handicrafts.In addition to the market, Talat Phlu has numerous street food stalls and small restaurants where you can indulge in authentic Thai cuisine at affordable prices. From classic dishes like Pad Thai and Tom Yum to various grilled meats and seafood, the neighborhood offers a diverse range of culinary experiences.Transportation in Talat Phlu is convenient due to its proximity to major roads and public transportation options. The Talat Phlu BTS Skytrain station provides easy access to other parts of Bangkok, making it convenient for both residents and visitors to explore the city.Overall, Talat Phlu is a vibrant neighborhood in Bangkok that offers a blend of local charm, traditional markets, and easy access to transportation. It is a great place to experience the authentic side of Bangkok and indulge in delicious Thai cuisine.________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!
MYANMAR NOODLE HEAVEN in BACKSTREET BANGKOK 🇲🇲🇹🇭 This Shan Dish is AMAZING! Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-06-20 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I'm doing heading to Bangkok's Little India (Pahurat) to search for some unique Burmese noodles called Tofu Nway (Tohu Pyaw) a think chickpea flour sauce dressed noodle, khao swe (dry) and Lahpet Thoke (tea leaf salad). All for 150 baht! First of all I want to shout out @OTRontheroad for their awesome video on Burmese food history, without which, I'd never have known about this wonderful Burmese market in Bangkok.Watch that here: youtube.com/watch?v=tuoNvzSltmISo today was my first time eating Ohn no khao swè dry and it didn't disappoint. The Burmese noodles and salad I had were fantastic and the also!Directions to Burmese Noodles Pahurat:goo.gl/maps/ti2CEtS1x5jiPg4E7This is a prime example of why I love Bangkok so much. There’s just so much food to explore here! Whether you are in Chinatown, the Old City, Thonburi or here in Sukhumvit, you can always find amazing Thai food in Bangkok________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #burmesefood #bangkokstreetfood
Freshest Seafood EVER at Thailands BIGGEST Seafood Market 🇹🇭 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-06-14 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I headed to Thailand's biggest seafood market and processing plant, Thale Thai Market (ตลาดทะเลไทย). The market is located around 45 minutes to an hour outside of Bangkok, on the way to Hua Hin so if you're heading down that way, or coming back, it's well worth a stop.Thale Thai Market is really quiet (at least when I arrived), well organised and very clean. It has an array of fresh seafood that you can get cooked to order.I got the Goong Pad Prik Gluea (Prawns with chilli and salt) for 400 baht and it was honestly amazing.To get to the Talay Thai Market, I would advise driving or taking a tazi as there is next to no public transport from Bangkok.Directions to Thale Thai Market ตลาดทะเลไทยgoo.gl/maps/gwo31ngCG1o497KEAThe restaurant I ate in:goo.gl/maps/evdXbs5QwmFJ5yT49If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
EXTREME THAI FOOD in Bangkok 🇹🇭 Isan Raw Beef Salad CLAYPOT CHICKEN Som Tum + MORE Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-06-12 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.First Time Eating RAW BEEF BILE Laab in Bangkok 🇹🇭 Laab Dip + Charcoal Pot Roasted Chicken ISAN FEASTToday I’m joined by @dannbangkok to try some raw beef laab (laab dib/dip) for the first time! We headed down to one of my favourite Isan restaurants in Bangkok’s Talat Phlu area, Pa Ni Charcoal Roasted Chicken - ป้าณีไก่อบโอ่ง, to try the raw beef bile salad as well as Pa Ni’s other Isan specials, Gai Ob Ong (roast chicken), Kor Moo Ob Ong (roasted pork neck), and Som Tum Pu Plara (papaya salad with crab and fermented fish sauce) and everything was fantastic (except the bile maybe)!Even if you don’t fancy eating raw beef and bile, the other Isan classics here are well worth making the trip for.You can follow Dann here:youtube.com/@dannbangkokInstagram: instagram.com/dannbangkok?igshid=MmJiY2I4NDBkZg==Let’s get Pa Ni the customers she deserves!Directions and opening times to Pa Ni Charcoal Roasted Chicken - ป้าณีไก่อบโอ่งgoo.gl/maps/Axn3M9zz7zzF6J1cAChapters:00:00 intro00:54 Roast chicken cooking02:08 Sun dried beef05:19 Making raw laab11:22 Trying raw laab15:03 Pork neck19:30 Roast Chicken24:07 Som Tum PlaraThis is real Thai street food________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokfood
THE ULTIMATE THAI STREET SNACK in BANGKOKs CHINATOWN 🇹🇭 $1 Grilled Pork Heaven Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-06-09 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I want to show you an absolute street food hero in Bangkok's chinatown. Jae Wan has been out selling her epic Moo Ping (pork skewers) in the same spot for 33 years.Now moo ping are everywhere in Bangkok and as much as I love them, they are all pretty similar usually. Jae Wan's are a step up with tender chucks of pork shoulder, punctuated with fat to keep them moist and grilled low and slow over Mangrove charcoal. These are up there with some of the best moo ping I've had in Bangkok and I've had a LOT!At 13 baht per skewer these are well under a dollar, or pound in my case!goo.gl/maps/j5d9dS86VgKHCKK7ANext up I headed (unsuccessfully) to Kha Moo Sai Tua and even though I didn't film there, I would highly recommend you go there to try their epic pork leg stew.goo.gl/maps/Dm9CybdumiH1JWgL7Lastly I headed for a coffee and ice cream at one of my favourite spots, Jing Jing Ice Cream Bar:goo.gl/maps/Fm5yCtKgwfuML4v68If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
5 MUST EAT CHICKEN RICE in BANGKOK for 2023 🇹🇭 Khao Mun Gai Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-06-06 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I want to show you 5 of my personal favourite Khao Mun Gai (Hainanese Chicken Rice) spots in Bangkok. It would be impossible to pick the BEST Chicken Rice in Bangkok as there are so many so these are just ones I love and I'm sure you will too.1. Chicken Rice Charoen Nakhon 15/1goo.gl/maps/Gc7LVmn3SksEVcWD82. Jack's Chicken Ricegoo.gl/maps/q71RLfPBmyjmk2cW93. ข้าวมันไก่สิงคโปร์ by CHEF PUNG สาขาท่าพระgoo.gl/maps/W2o4mBGKEkjhp3og64. Mui Lee Chicken and Rice ร้านมุ่ยหลีgoo.gl/maps/tMmpmWBgPsgsTt6575. Kaew Chicken Rice แก้วข้าวมันไก่goo.gl/maps/12eP941oHJPkRCEM6Chapters:00:00 Intro00:20 Chicken Rice Charoen Nakhon 15/105:52 Jack's chicken rice (Old Town)14:24 Chef Pung21:58 Mui Lee (Wat Arun)31:17 Kaew Chicken Rice (Talat Phlu)________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood2021
Is This Bangkok’s Oldest Pad Thai? 🇹🇭 #bangkokstreetfood #thaistreetfood #padthai Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-06-04 | While I’m aware that Pad Thai was ‘invented’ in the 1930’s, the auntie here said that they’ve been cooking this here for 100 years!ผัดไทยบางสะแกmaps.app.goo.gl/YmiQoB4g1e8ayq7H6?g_st=ic
HALAL STREET FOOD IN BANGKOK! 🇹🇭 Must Try 300 Year Old THAI BIRYANI Recipe Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-06-01 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.This super kind Thai Auntie, Mae Nil, has been making khao mok gai (Thai Biryani) with the same 300 year old family recipe for the last 50 years from under a bridge in Bangkok's Thonburi district.Her daughter Ya is a superstar in her own right with her out of this world grilled beef skewers. You can also get a fantastic beef soup here and whatever you decide you won't be disappointed.Prices range from 10 baht to 60 baht.Directions and opening times for Mae Nil Thai Biryani (ร้าน นิลข้าวหมกไก่ (อิสลาม-ฮาลาล)goo.gl/maps/mo2dN51JGW2W96dXAToday I want to show you an altogether different side to Bangkok than the Khaosan Road, Silom and Sukhumvut. I'm joined by @dannbangkok and @JBWanders73 Dann' channel: youtube.com/@dannbangkokJB's channel: youtube.com/c/JBWanders73?app=desktop________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
EPIC BANGKOK FOOD FESTIVAL 2023 🇹🇭 #bangkok2023 #bangkokfood Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-29 | ...
LIVE AT THE INTERNATIONAL FOOD FESTIVAL BANGKOK 🇹🇭 with @Joe.Parrilla Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-26 | Follow Joe here: @Joe.Parrilla Central World: goo.gl/maps/jDZUpqGCpokemKoY7If you’d like to support the channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: https://my-store-c4478c.creator-sprin...
$2 CRAB CURRY HEAVEN IN BANGKOK 🇹🇭 Ultimate Thai Breakfast Food + Best Ever FERMENTED ISAN FISH Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-25 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I headed out with @dannbangkok and @danny_and_diggy on a food hunt in Bangkok's busy Chulalongkorn University area in the heart of Bangkok. This area is know for great value Thai food in general but Chula 50 Kitchen will be hard to beat! Chula 50 Kitchen is famous for Pu Pong Kare - Stir fried crab in curry (70 baht) and after one bite it was easy to see why. Exceptional value for the price. We also had Kai Fon Pu - Scrambled eggs with crab (70/75 baht) and Pad Woon Sen Pril Pao Pu - Stir Fried Glass noodles with crab and chilli paste (70/75 baht).Next up we headed to the famous Je Dang Somtum (original) for the best Som Tum Pu Plara -Papaya salad with crab and fermented fish sauce (60 baht) I've ever had. We also got Gai Tod - Fried chicken (50 baht) and their signature Kor Moo Yang - grilled pork neck (80 baht)Please Follow Diggy here: @danny_and_diggy And Dann here: @dannbangkok Chula 50 Kitchen083 001 7205maps.app.goo.gl/27fkALZyPtsvo4in7?g_st=icJe Dang Somtum02 214 2590maps.app.goo.gl/PtjA8WmpbmELLmF67?g_st=icThis is Thai food at its finest!________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokfood
BANGKOK BEEF NOODLES DONE RIGHT 🇹🇭 #bangkokfood #thaistreetfood Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-23 | Rod Ded Beef Noodles093 463 6646maps.app.goo.gl/8spPHAtCg3uVwmNa6?g_st=ic
Searching For Street Food at THAILANDS MOST DANGEROUS MARKET 🇹🇭 Maeklong Railway Market Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-20 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Join me on an amazing food tour of Bangkok!bit.ly/HUNGRYROAMERSFOODTOURToday we are heading an hour out of Bangkok to the infamous Rom Hub Market, better known as the Maeklong Railway. Now some people have dubbed this 'Thailand's most dangerous market due to the fact that the train can get very close to where you're standing but I felt perfectly safe as it took the skin off my nose!The main reason I'm here today is to show you a 100 year old shophouse restaurant called Gong Meng Chan Ba Mee Kiao ก๋องเมงจั้น บะหมี่เกี๊ยว (บะหมี่ลิ้นชักเก๊ะ) which is selling handmade egg noodles and wontons all for 50 baht a bowl.Directions to Gong Meng Chan Ba Mee Kiao ก๋องเมงจั้น บะหมี่เกี๊ยว (บะหมี่ลิ้นชักเก๊ะ):goo.gl/maps/ep3PC4puJFw8e3yR6Once you've finished with the Thai food, you'll need a coffee. I recommend Sutha, it's stunning.Directions to Sutha สุธา คาเฟ่goo.gl/maps/K4TneXLrLAGZqeFu5This is real Thai street food at its finest! ________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
TOP 5 THAI STREET FOOD in KHAOSAN ROAD 🇹🇭 (Non Touristy) Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-17 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I headed to the old town of Bangkok (Phra Nakhon/Banglamphu) to visit the infamous Khaosan Road. Along with my main man @Joe.Parrilla we sampled four Thai street food dishes in one area. I want to help you find authentic Thai street food wherever you are staying in Bangkok by giving you these little DIY food tours in every area of the city.Follow Joe here: @Joe.Parrilla Bang Lamphu is best known for being home to the infamous backpacker street - Khaosan Road but there is far more to this area than that. If you head around the corner to Phra Ahtit Road there's dozens of fantastic street food offerings to be had.Stop 1:Karim Roti Mataba080 770 7080maps.app.goo.gl/2KxeV4oLf5cLgb2K8?g_st=icStop 2: ร้านนายหง่าวข้าวคลุกกะปิ ถ.พระอาทิตย์087 021 0213maps.app.goo.gl/aAVkJr8FHnURkQTQ8?g_st=icStop 3:Nai Soie Beef Noodle062 064 3934maps.app.goo.gl/cHf5z8Qum92MVxy88?g_st=icStop 4:Khun Daeng's Vietnamese Noodle085 246 0111maps.app.goo.gl/1iUJyFamAy2FWRMf8?g_st=icAnother must stop:youtu.be/TLZvwY1swuQThis is real Thai street food at its finest! ________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: https://my-store-c4478c.creator-sprin...____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
TRYING BANGKOK’S BEST CHINESE DOUGHNUTS 🇹🇭🍩 #bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-15 | Pa Thong Ko Sawoei02 222 2635maps.app.goo.gl/8vtSihDhCvgyAE9W7?g_st=ic
This is Why I LOVE THAILAND 🇹🇭 Happiest Uncles 10 BAHT PAD KAPRAO 😀 ฝรั่งกินอาหารไทย Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-13 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I want to show you why I love Bangkok, Thailand! We are heading to Thonburi in search of new Thai street food dishes and new adventures!I stumbled across this unbelievable 50 year old street food cart called Uncle Tu 10 Baht and as the name suggests, everything here is 10 THB which is $0.30!!!! I quickly got friendly with the super happy legend that is Lung Tu (Uncle Tu). He ran me through the dishes like we were old friends in the family kitchen! I had:Pad Kaprao Moo Sap - Holy Basil PorkMoo Gratiem - Garlic PorkMoo Pad Prik Pao - Pork Stir Fried in Chilli PasteRad Na Moo - Pork Gravy NoodlesThe whole meal came to 50 Baht, which is £1.20/ $1.50 🤯Directions to Uncle Tu, ฿10 made-to-order food กะเพราลุงทู 10บาท:goo.gl/maps/TWRzWhyDRUBZwfJP7This is real Thai street food at its finest! ________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
HOW GOOD IS BANGKOK’S MOST FAMOUS KHAO SOI? 🇹🇭 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-10 | Today I'm doing something a little different. I've teamed up with fellow YouTuber and Chiang Mai native @dannbangkok to see if Bangkok's most famous Khao Soi at Ongtong can stand up to my pick in the area at Hann Khao Soi Lovers.A lot of people have told me that Ongtong Khao Soi has the best Northern Thai food in Bangkok but that's a bold statement! I know it's my wife's favourite though.We both agreed that the khao soi at Hann Khao Soi lovers is the best but I'm sure you will be happy with either.Get over and follow @dannbangkok now!Directions:Ongtong Khaosoi Ari Branchgoo.gl/maps/7gPNPBeZYGwwqKzK9Hann Khao Soi Lovers:goo.gl/maps/aNKG6iPfSgkCDp426Khao soi is a popular dish from Northern Thailand, particularly in the Chiang Mai region. It is a type of curry noodle soup that is made with a combination of fresh and dried spices, coconut milk, and egg noodles. The dish typically includes a protein such as chicken or beef, although vegetarian and seafood versions are also available.The broth for khao soi is made from a combination of ingredients such as curry paste, coconut milk, chicken or beef broth, fish sauce, and palm sugar. The spices used in the curry paste can vary but often include cumin, coriander, turmeric, and ginger.The egg noodles used in khao soi are typically made fresh, and the dish is often served with various toppings such as pickled mustard greens, shallots, lime wedges, and crispy fried noodles. The final dish is a balance of spicy, sweet, and savory flavors, making it a delicious and satisfying meal.Khao soi has become increasingly popular in recent years and is now available in many Thai restaurants around the world. However, for the most authentic experience, it is best to try khao soi in Northern Thailand, where it is a beloved local specialty.______________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support the channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
THIS IS REAL THAI STREET FOOD 🇹🇭 Uncle Is a PAD SE EW + RAD NA Master! Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-09 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I want to show you an altogether different side to Bangkok than the Khaosan road, the shopping malls and the glitz of the Sukhumvit Road! Today I headed to the Wat Tha Phra area of Charan Sanit Wong Road to have perhaps the best Rad Na (gravy noodles) and Pad See Ew (fried soy sauce noodles) I've ever has in my life, cooked by Uncle Nueng (The Gravy Noodle Master).Cost: 85 THB - $2.25Before that I had some khanom kroc (coconut puddings) which were great. Cost: 25 THB - $0.75I finished of with a Cha Yen Thai (iced Thai tea)Cost: 25 THB - $0.75Directions to the Noodle Master (One Rad Na Yod Pak 8)goo.gl/maps/3tYU4XzrCZ1V3Mbm9This is Thai street food at its finestPad See Ew and Rad Na are two popular dishes in Bangkok and throughout Thailand that are often found in street food stalls, restaurants and food courts.Pad See Ew is a stir-fried noodle dish made with wide, flat rice noodles, egg, vegetables such as Chinese broccoli, and a protein (usually pork). The dish is seasoned with soy sauce, oyster sauce, and sometimes a little sugar. It is typically served with chilli flakes, vinegar, and fish sauce on the side to add to taste.Rad Na is a dish that features the same wide, flat rice noodles as Pad See Ew, but they are smothered in a thick gravy made from soy sauce, yellow bean sauce, garlic, and a starch like rice or tapioca to thicken the sauce. The dish usually includes the same vegetables and protein options as Pad See Ew. Rad Na is known for its rich and savoury flavour.Both Pad See Ew and Rad Na are very popular dishes in Bangkok, and they can be found in a variety of different settings. Whether you're in a food court, a street food stall, or a sit-down restaurant, you're sure to find these delicious and satisfying dishes on the menu.________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
EPIC STREET SATAY IN THE HEART OF BANGKOK’S CHINATOWN 🇹🇭 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-07 | Moo Satay Plaengnam086 548 4628maps.app.goo.gl/T6u4WbJbk66Xpxj17?g_st=ic
Ice Cream Hotpot in Bangkok 🇹🇭🍧🍦 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-05 | Ice cream hotpot at Hot Pot Ice Cream Yotse (ไอติมหม้อไฟยศเส (สาขาบรรทัดทอง)Directions: Hot Pot Ice Cream Yotse092 082 5551maps.app.goo.gl/EftvvWXzRVy9Anso8?g_st=ic#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
BANGKOK’S CLEANEST CHICKEN RICE SHOP! 🇹🇭🐔🍚 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-05-04 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.The Khao Mun Gai at Chef Pung has already sneaked into my top 5 Khao man Gai spots in Bangkok and not just because I’ve dubbed it BANGKOK’S CLEANEST CHICKEN RICE SHOP (it is very clean though. It’s because it’s so tasty!A big shout out to @Joe.Parrilla for helping me eat this feast. Make sure you subscribe to his channel, he's got an epic Thailand trip coming up!If you’re not familiar with Hananese chicken rice:Khao Mun Gai is a popular Thai dish that consists of poached chicken served on a bed of rice cooked in chicken broth, typically flavored with garlic and ginger, and accompanied by a bowl of clear soup and a spicy sauce made from soybean paste, chili peppers, garlic, and ginger.Khao Mun Gai is a classic street food dish that is found throughout Thailand, but it's especially popular in Bangkok, where it's commonly sold from food carts and small restaurants. One of the best-known places to try Khao Mun Gai in Bangkok is Hainanese Chicken Rice in Soi Tanao, which has been serving this dish for over 50 years and is highly regarded for its flavorful chicken and fragrant rice.Other popular places to try Khao Mun Gai in Bangkok include Khao Man Gai Pratunam, which is located in the bustling Pratunam shopping district and is lauded for its tender chicken and generous portions but for us, Singapore Chicken Rice By Chef Pung is SO much better. The rice alone here sets it apart from most other Khao men Gai in Bangkok.Overall, Khao Mun Gai is a must-try dish for anyone visiting Bangkok, and there are plenty of great places to sample this delicious and satisfying meal throughout the cit and ข้าวมันไก่สิงคโปร์ by CHEF PUNG สาขาท่าพระ by MRT Thai Para is the perfect place to start!Directions to ข้าวมันไก่สิงคโปร์ by CHEF PUNG สาขาท่าพระ:goo.gl/maps/HpTtVrq4EtgUfMiD8This is a prime example of why I love Bangkok so much. There’s just so much food to explore here! Whether you are in Chinatown, the Old City, Thonburi or here in Sukhumvit, you can always find amazing Thai food in Bangkok________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
NEXT LEVEL KHAO SOI IN THE HEART OF BANGKOK 🤯🇹🇭 Sukhumvit Street Food Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-30 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I'm doing what I'm always preaching by getting out of my comfort zone and heading to Sukhumvit in Central Bangkok in search of some authentic Thai street food. I'm headed to the upmarket area of Phrom Phong to try two very different back alley noodles. One is a super famous pork noodle soup shop, famed for its highly flavourful broth. The other is an unknown northern Thai restaurant serving up a seriously great khao soi.Rung Rueang Pork Noodle (Left Shop) didn't disappoint, the dry Tom Yum were great and the soup was as flavour packed as expected! This is one of the best pork broths you'll find in Bangkok at this price point. Two bowls with orange juice was 140 thb £2.90 / $3.65I also at the Northern Thai restaurant, I had Kanom Jeen Nam Ngiow (pork in tomato broth with rice noodles), laab kua (Northern laab salad) and Sai Ua (Chiang Mai sausage). The Nam Ngiow was top 5 I've had anywhere!The whole khao soi/Northern Thai feast came to 250 THB - £5.82 / $7.32 which is crazy cheap with the centre of Bangkok!Directions to Rung Rueang Pork Noodle (Left Shop)goo.gl/maps/R54jGvCPb2hK2RLF6Directions to Khao Soi Nam Ngiow Sukhumvit 24 (ข้าวซอยน้ำเงี้ยวสาขาสุขุมวิท24) : goo.gl/maps/zgKSoSGWNXtmSsHFAThis is a prime example of why I love Bangkok so much. There’s just so much food to explore here! Whether you are in Chinatown, the Old City, Thonburi or here in Sukhumvit, you can always find amazing Thai food in Bangkok________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
6 MUST TRY NOODLE SOUPS in BANGKOK 🇹🇭🍜 Tom Yum, Boat Noodles Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-28 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Want to know the best places to eat noodle soups in Bangkok? I've got you covered. Here are MY PERSONAL FAVOURITES to put you on the right track to the perfect guay tiew in Bangkok.Today I want to show you 6 of my favourite noodles soup shops across Bangkok so that you can get this amazing Thai street food classic no matter where you are in the city.#1 Pee Nam Waan Tom Yum NoodlesFirst we're down a back soi for some unbelievable tom yum noodles at Pee Nam Waan Kuay Teow Tom Yum for 50 THB a large bowl - £1.16 / $1.31Directions to Pee Nam Waan Kuay Teow Tom Yum :goo.gl/maps/YAu76Lm5a3ZXLQor6#2 Pa Krim Pla - Khun Sai Jaiปากริมปลา คุณสายใจNext we head to Baan Yuan or Vietnamese Village to eat a super rare version of Guay Jub Yuan with fish instead of pork. I have never seen these 'Vietnamese' noodles with fish anywhere and to make them even more unique, they come in chicken stock, not pork stock. This is Thailand's answer to Bánh Canh in Vietnam. To get to the noodle shop:goo.gl/maps/ic7N8skLb2FvhzeH6#3 Baan Suan Ing Nam Boat Noodles (บ้านสวนอิงน้ำ)Not technically in Bangkok but it's so close I had to include it. I headed to Nonthaburi to a canal-side restaurant called Baan Suan Ing Naam (บ้านสวนอิงน้ำ), a beautiful little spot on the canal in Pak Kret serving excellent boat noodles.Directions and opening times to Baan Suan Ing Nam (บ้านสวนอิงน้ำ)goo.gl/maps/WpzKcq5E6DBDbfHf6#4 Guay Jub Nam Khon Jae Ju (ก๋วยจั๊บน้ำข้น เจ๊จู)Guay Jub Nam Khon Jae Ju (ก๋วยจั๊บน้ำข้น เจ๊จู), as the name suggests, is famous for a Thai-Chinese rolled noodle soup called guay jub (sometimes spelled kyay jub, kuay jab or guay jap). The difference here compared to the more famous Mr Joe Crispy Pork and Nai Ek Rolled noodles is that this version comes with a rich dark broth with Chinese spices. Directions and opening times for the restaurant: Guay Jub Nam Kon Jae Ju292 ซอย เจริญนคร Khlong Ton Sai, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600, Thailandgoo.gl/maps/Gp3sirFEtfGGFwNL8#5 Guay Tiew Na SoiThis crazy popular Thai chicken noodle soup buffet is crazy good value, starting at just 50 baht or around $1.50. For that you get a giant bowl of Thai chicken noodles and then you can top it with as much as you like. For an extra 30 baht, you can get the special which with get you a whole melt in your mouth chicken leg as well.Directions and opening times:📍Addressgoo.gl/maps/EWWukExVyiHJdPWLA#6 Wat Dong Mun Lek Beef Noodlesร้านก๋วยเตี๋ยววัดดงมูลเหล็ก:Wat Dong Mun Lek Beef Noodles is a 70 year year old Thai beef noodle soup kuay teow neua ก๋วยเตี๋ยวเนื้อตุ๋น with @keis one and what an experience it was!We tried the beef noodles with everything 80 baht, the kobe and shank special 130 baht and beef satay 100 baht per 10 skewers.This was the best satay I've had in Thailand without a doubt and the kuay teow was insanely good as well! Follow @keisone here:https://www.instagram.com/keis_one/?h...Directions and opening times for Wat Dong Mun Lek Beef Noodlesร้านก๋วยเตี๋ยววัดดงมูลเหล็ก:goo.gl/maps/wTMgTB2Seck7Wt3P800:00 intro00:18 Tom Yum09:05 Vietnamese Noodles17:20 Boat Noodles21:56 Guay Jub Rolled Noodles25:04 Chicken Noodles36:09 Beef Noodles ________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #padkaprao
THE ONLY FOREIGNERS EATING IN THAILANDS MOST UNDERRATED PROVINCE! 🇹🇭 (Uthai Thani) Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-26 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I'm heading to what could be Thailand's most underrated province, Uthai Thani for an unforgettable boat ride up the Sakae River as well as sampling the excellent local Thai food on offer.I'm going to show you a Khao Kluk Kapi, a Thai rice salad, for the first time ever as well as visiting the most famous street food restaurant in Uthai Thani town. We then get some street food from the Uthai Thani Walking street which is such a friendly, fun little street (that's only on weekends).Directions and info for The Uthai Heritage Hotel:goo.gl/maps/63JBDHCyi8FEbsYdAWebsite:https://uthai-heritage-hotel.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referralIntro: 00:00Sweet Shop: 01:32Khao Kluk Kapi 03:06Boat Ride: 06:54Riverside Market: 10:11Street Food: 11:09Walking Street: 19:15Breakfast: 22:05The Sakae Krang River is the main river that flows through Uthai Thani province. It originates in the Sankambeng Range in the southern part of the province and flows for about 230 kilometers before it merges with the Chao Phraya River in Nakhon Sawan province.The Sakae Krang River is an important source of water for the people of Uthai Thani. The river supports agriculture in the region, and many farmers rely on it to irrigate their crops. The river is also used for transportation, with boats and rafts carrying goods and people up and down the river.In addition to its practical uses, the Sakae Krang River is also a popular destination for tourists visiting Uthai Thani. Visitors can take boat tours along the river to explore the region's natural beauty and visit historical sites such as the Wat Chantaram temple, which is located on the banks of the river.Overall, the Sakae Krang River plays an important role in the economy and culture of Uthai Thani province and is a significant part of the region's identity.#UTHAITHANI #thailand2023 #thaifood ________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!
LIVE FROM BANGKOK AIRPORT 🇹🇭 What’s Suvarnabhumi Like Now? Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-26 | If you’d like to support the channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ
WHY ARE THERE NO TOURISTS AT THIS THAI MARKET? 🇹🇭 ft. @Chai_Travel Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-24 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I'm joined by the one and only @Chai_Travel as we head to the amazing Thai food paradise market of Don Wai in Nakhon Phathom. There is so much amazing local produce here as well as Thai street food classics for as far as the eye can see. We grabbed two half ducks, one stewed one grilled as well as a plethora of other dishes. Don Wai is without a doubt one of the best food markets I know.Make sure you follow Chai here @Chai_Travel as well as his Instagram: instagram.com/chai_travel_picsYou can see a little more about the general market by watching his video here: youtube.com/watch?v=xj34XyoqyFU&t=154sDon Wai Market is a popular floating market located in Nakhon Pathom province, Thailand. It is situated on the Tha Chin River, about an hour's drive from Bangkok. The market is known for its traditional Thai food and fresh produce sold by vendors on boats.Don Wai Market has a long history, dating back to the early 20th century. It was originally a trading post where farmers from the surrounding area would bring their goods to sell. As the market grew in popularity, vendors began using boats to sell their wares, giving rise to the floating market we know today.One of the highlights of Don Wai Market is the food. Visitors can sample a wide variety of Thai dishes, including grilled fish, noodle soup, curry, and many other street foods. The market is also known for its desserts, such as the popular mango sticky rice.In addition to food, visitors can also find fresh produce, flowers, handicrafts, and souvenirs. The market is open daily from early morning until late afternoon, but it is best to visit in the morning to avoid the crowds.Don Wai Market is a popular tourist attraction, but it still maintains its traditional charm and authenticity. The market offers a glimpse into Thai culture and is a great place to try new foods and shop for unique souvenirs.00:00 Intro00:33 Jackfruit01:31 Miang Kham04:45 Roast Duck14:43 Market Walk15:59 Hoy Jor17:58 Thai Sweets20:17 Thai fish CakesTHIS IS REAL BANGKOK STREET FOOD!#bangkokfloatingmarket #thailand2023 #thaifood ________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!
YOU WON’T BELIEVE THIS BANGKOK STREET FOOD STALL! 🇹🇭 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-22 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.THIS IS REAL BANGKOK STREET FOOD!I've taken you to some backstreet Bangkok street food spots but this epic noodle soup shop, in the On Nut area of Bangkok, might just take first place in the most unique street food location yet! Today we are under the Sukhumvit Soi 50 Expressway Exit at a little make shift street food recipe selling delicious beef and pork noodle soup called, wait for it...Noodles under Sukhumvit 50 Expressway(ก๋วยเตี๋ยวใต้ทางด่วนสุขุมวิท50)So I had both the melt in your mouth, 5 hour stewed beef noodle soup (neua ton) and the marinated pork (moo mak) and both were exceptional. I really couldn't split the two in terms of which was best so you'll just have to order both and decide for yourselves!This is what I live for. Getting out and discovering these hidden gems for you lot and it makes it even better that I finally found one in Sukhumvit!Definitely worth a trip out to On Nut!To get to: Noodles under Sukhumvit 50 Expressway (ก๋วยเตี๋ยวใต้ทางด่วนสุขุมวิท50): goo.gl/maps/RTzpQbpqeMte44ti8I would also highly recommend walking round to Crusio for a coffee, which is about 3 minutes walk from the noodles. Not the cheapest but VERY good! To get to Crusio Coffee:goo.gl/maps/GxpeQr5nKBbWERfr8 ________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!
7 MUST EAT KAPRAO in BANGKOK for 2023 🇹🇭🔥 @PaddyDoyle. @EllisWR Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-21 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Want to know the best places to eat Pad Kaprao in Bangkok? I've got you covered. Saying THE BEST PAD KAPRAO would be ridiculous, there are literally thousands of stalls selling the unofficial national dish across Bangkok. What I can give you are MY PERSONAL FAVOURITES to put you on the right track to the perfect pad kaprao.Today I want to show you 7 of my favourite pad kaprao shops across Bangkok so that you can get this amazing Thai street food classic no matter where you are in the city.#1 Khao Klom Kaprao:First we headed to Khao Klom Kaprao for some 29 baht - £0.84 / $0.94 Pad Kaprao which was unreal for the price. It’s even cheaper if you don’t get an egg at 29 bahtDirections to Khao Klom Kaprao:ร้านตัวกลมข้าวกะเพรา062 683 1646maps.app.goo.gl/kScfUKPwmZS8ePbr8?g_st=ic#2 Original Kaphrao กะเพราแท้ 1993Next we headed to Original Kaphrao กะเพราแท้ 1993 for some 89 baht - £2.09 / $2.48 Prawn Pad Kaprao which was unbelievable for the price given the 6 massive prawns in the dish. It’s even cheaper if you don’t get an egg at 79 bahtDirections to Original Kaphrao กะเพราแท้ 1993:https://g.page/KPT1993?share#3 Ped MarkNext over to the Ekamai district of Bangkok to check out @MarkWiens restaurant, Phed Mark (เผ็ดมาร์ค) and I brought another YouTube legend with me, the one and only @PaddyDoyle. The Pad Kaprao served here is a little different than you might be used to due to the high heat cooking and less sauce used. The resulting dish is drier than you may be used to, which you may or may not prefer. I love it this way!Here is a link with directions and opening times to Ped Mark:goo.gl/maps/YdBtTWuCqByXVMfe9#4 ยายเฉื่อย by MommyMeawNext we headed to ยายเฉื่อย by MommyMeaw for some 50 baht Pad Kaprao which was unreal for the price. It's actually one of the best pad kaprao I've eaten in Bangkok this year. I was joined by the legend that is @EllisWR Directions to ยายเฉื่อย by MommyMeaw: goo.gl/maps/h2DQz9FoR7YdKErJ9#5 Pad Kaprao - ร้านอาหารตามสั่งหน้าปั้มThis may actually be my favourite on the list just for how unique the kaprao is here! Wutthakat Road by Talat Phlu is where we're at and it's pretty spectacular!Pad Kaprao - ร้านอาหารตามสั่งหน้าปั้มgoo.gl/maps/pswMfybb7PiyD73K6#6 Suki Rod Det (no longer a truck but they are still there on a motorbike)Can you think of anything better than a couple on the back of a pick up truck whipping up plate after plate of incredible Thai Street food classics like Crispy Pork Pad Kaprao. The team at Suki Rod Det by Wutthakat BTS station in Bangkok are doing just that. The Pad Krapao moo krob here is amazing but the Suki Haeng (dry Sukiyaki) is a bundle of absolute charred perfection. Khao Pad (fried rice) is also wildly popular here with the locals. This is Bangkok done properly people! Not many people know Wutthakat but it's near Talat Phlu and is an amazing up and coming little Thai street food area in Bangkok.Here's a link with directions to near where it's parked:goo.gl/maps/kyz3vbtsnjETbgsH7#7 Basil GypsyChef Ple at Gypsy Basil (กะเพรายิปซี) has just moved from the back of a truck to a new, permanent residence but is still smashing out the same level of intense wok burning mastery that he's always done! goo.gl/maps/zT8Hc8eWqCTGDJd39________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #padkaprao
BETTER THAN STREET FOOD? 🇹🇭🤔 I Never Knew Bangkok Hotel Food Was THIS GOOD! Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-20 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today's video is part of a longer upmarket vs budget hotel review that I'm working on so I'd like to say a big thank you to the sponsor of the video, Dion Chapman! Want to know where the best hotel Thai food is in Bangkok? I've got you covered! Today I'm at Bangkok '78, the onsite restaurant at Vignette Collection: Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok to try their retro Thai menu. I would say, for my personal preference for restaurants (think the opposite of a 3 star Michelin) this would be up there with some of the nest hotel food I've had in Thailand.The menu is great, with some pimped up versions of Thai classic dishes and the prices are't dissimilar to what you'd pay in a Thai seafood restaurant in Bangkok. Bangkok '78 is a great place, in my opinion, to take family or friends that don't want street food but still want a legit Thai food experience in a nice but not overly stuffy environment.I would definitely say that the Gaeng Pu Bai Chaplu and the Pad Woonsen Naem were the two must eat dishes. The Pad Moo Nam Liap (Chinese olives with minced pork) was also a standout.Directions to Bangkok '78:goo.gl/maps/YL3HXypYaUsYTBgq9Latest Bangkok '78 Menu:drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zW-GEgHCfSFy7o81mqv0UU5W-2MGEYN5?usp=share_linkNot Thai street food but even I need some aircon sometimes!________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
$5 THAI FOOD FEAST ON THE OTHER SIDE OF BANGKOK! 🇹🇭 Next Level Tom Yum Noodles ฝรั่งกินอาหารไทย Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-19 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I'm doing what I do best and getting out and about where the tourists don't go in the backstreets of Bangkok. Today I headed to the small but famous Wat Ang Kaeo (วัดอ่างแก้ว, a Buddhist temple on the Thonburi side of Bangkok, Thailand, neaby BTS/MRT Bang Wat.I'm not here to make merit, though, I'm here to eat a serious bowl of Tom Yum noodles, slap bang on the side of a local canal at a place called Tang Charoen Riverside Cafe (ตั้งเจริญ คาเฟ่ริมน้ำ)This lovely local family has been slinging bowls of these spicy, sour Thai noodles for over 70 years and are super popular in the area.The noodles are 40/50 baht depending if you get an egg.Directions to Tang Charoen Riverside Cafegoo.gl/maps/aQXfduBbBWiuXXGQ8If the restaurant isn't open, you can get Tom Yum and Pad Kaprao here:goo.gl/maps/ZDZCQjfCXFE2BF6E6This is a prime example of why I love Bangkok so much. There’s just so much food to explore here! Whether you are in Chinatown, the Old City, Thonburi or here in Sukhumvit, you can always find amazing Thai food in Bangkok________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
THIS CHANGED MY MIND ABOUT KOH SAMUI FOOD! 🇹🇭 Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-17 | Today I’m in Koh Samui Thailand and I’ve found an absolute street food, or actually BEACH FOOD joint that I think you have to try on your next trip to Koh Samui.For 69 baht - £1.60 / $2.00 at at ร้านปอเล บางมะขาม Porlay Samui you can have as much beachside curry with khanom jeen as you want as well as a dessert. For an extra 25 baht, I’d suggest getting some of the excellent gai tod (fried chicken) on offer here.at ร้านปอเล บางมะขาม Porlay Samui is located directly on the beach with unrivalled in koh samui and offers what i think is the best value street food, or in this case BEACH FOOD that ive found on the island.To get to at ร้านปอเล บางมะขาม Porlay Samui :ร้านปอเล บางมะขาม Porlay Samui081 759 8309maps.app.goo.gl/RcDhbkA2Q1gwrpqm7?g_st=icIf you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #kohsamui2023
THIS THAI TOWN HAS THE BEST FOOD! 🇹🇭 Phetchaburi is INCREDIBLE! Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-15 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I’m back in my new favourite THAI TOWN, Phetchaburi. Phetchaburi has just been awarded World Heritage Status as gastronomy city in Thailand, making it one of only four provinces to have such a distinction. After my second trip here it’s easy to see why. Phetburi has SO much great food, it’s almost comivcal that no tourists come to explore here. In my opinion Phetburi is one of the best places to explore Thai food in the whole country, far better than the nearby beach towns of Hua Hin and Ch Am.I was joined today by @JBWanders73 and @dannbangkok as we visited my favourite beef noodle joint in the area - ก๋วยเตี๋ยวน้ำแดงเจ๊กเม้ง (น้ำพุ)- for some local Kuay teow nam daeng, or red noodle soup and an incredible Lod Chong and local palm sugar ice cream. Both we INCREDIBLE. Please take my advice and stick Phetchaburi on your list for your next trip to Thailand.Directions to the restaurants:ก๋วยเตี๋ยวน้ำแดงเจ๊กเม้ง (น้ำพุ)086 163 0652maps.app.goo.gl/MG4NYncp9Eq9x4Ar9?g_st=icNa Yai icecream089 260 5456maps.app.goo.gl/vcLn8jbppzVbJAsr8?g_st=icPlease follow Dann here: @dannbangkok And Jimmy here: @JBWanders73 ________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #bangkokstreetfood
🇹🇭 The Best BANGKOK STREET FOOD area you’ve NEVER Heard Of! Wutthakat BTS Station Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-11 | Learn Thai with the method that I personally use at learnthaifromawhiteguy.com where you'll get 5 free lessons to see how great it is before you sign up. Use the code ROAM at the checkout to get 15% Off ANY COURSE.Today I want to get you as far away from the Khaosan Road, Sukhumvit and Siam tourist areas. We're heading to BTS Wutthakat so I can show you another reason why Bangkok may just have the best street food in the world!Where else can you find street food of this quality, this cheaply and with this much variety? Only in Thailand!Today I had Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles) with seafood, somtum with sweetcorn, Thai waterfall salad (nam tok) and Pad Kaprao. All were absolutely fantastic. With Talat Phlu Market just around the corner, this area of Thonburi is one of the best I know in Bangkok for Thai food.The places I went to today are all by the Wutthakat BTS Station:goo.gl/maps/CWLW5D674hoTqk8G6Gypsy Basil:goo.gl/maps/pJ33RNY8TSMvk9cw7Give Wutthakat BTS Station street food a go next time you're in Bangkok, you won't be disappointed!________________________________________________________________________If you’d like to support my little channel:Straight to Bank (no fees): monzo.me/garymarkbutlerPaypal: paypal.me/theroamingcookbuymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.comBecome a member:youtube.com/channel/UCOpU_3O1x4HmCY1o8ofPVFQ____________________________________________If you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#bangkok2023 #thaistreetfood #btswutthakat
10 MUST TRY VIETNAMESE DISHES in SAIGON 🇻🇳 Phở - Bánh Mì & MORE ft.@MaxMcFarlin & @Joe.Parrilla Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook 2023-04-06 | As my time in Saigon draws to a close I want to give you 10 Vietnamese dishes that I think you must eat when you visit Saigon in 2023.From Phở to Bánh Mì to Bánh xèo and everything in between. These are my favourite Vietnamese dishes so far!Cơm tấmTo get to this Cơm tấm shop, it's opposite here:goo.gl/maps/Hcp8gJzFKDzYVwXR7youtube.com/watch?v=i8bDn1Z51lMGỏi cuốn (Summer Rolls)Gỏi Cuốn Tôm Thịt goo.gl/maps/3UCnq8zgVpq9UpAp8youtube.com/watch?v=JiIDyvXeC08Bánh xèo + Banh congBánh Cóng Sa Đéc Hai Chị Emgoo.gl/maps/uwvbc9VpDC33tsxa7youtu.be/QSleO_VOXgUBánh canh cuaCrab noodle Ba ba (Bánh canh cua Bà Ba)goo.gl/maps/mTgcPBbVry2Fn6ELAyoutu.be/_udD3huaaXMBún riêuCrab Paste Vermicelli Soup Mrs Yen (Bún riêu Yến)goo.gl/maps/Xv9k7gAArS6CkViB6youtu.be/_udD3huaaXMPhở To get to Phở Tàu Bay (Áo Đỏ), follow the Google Maps link below:goo.gl/maps/X8GLqe91vrSMxfF26youtu.be/8wzqPDmoLlsPhở Hải (not in this video)goo.gl/maps/AEJiY5eyfnvz6kRb6youtube.com/watch?v=UDmtyHsd220&t=499sBún thịt nướngBún thịt nướng - Nguyễn Trung Trựcgoo.gl/maps/f1ZdiULppwf9G6qr9youtu.be/_udD3huaaXMBún bò HuếBánh mì (Bánh mì Việt Nam)It's around here that she starts:goo.gl/maps/g4W6g8VZEp664A7a7youtu.be/6JmWSwBLApcBánh mì bò nướng Cô Lànhyoutube.com/watch?v=JiIDyvXeC08goo.gl/maps/Xb44qCvJwidY1M4t5Big shout out to Max for helping me out, I could not have done this without him. Please follow him here:instagram.com/maxmcfarlin/?hl=enGet over and follow Joe here: youtube.com/@Joe.ParrillaIG: instagram.com/joeparrilla?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=If you’d like to support my little channel:Paypal: https://paypal.me/theroamingcook?coun...buymeacoffee.com/garybutlerGet a t-shirt here: my-store-c4478c.creator-spring.com__________________________________________________Chapters:0:00 intro0:19 Com Tam7:08 Summer Rolls11:37 Banh Xeo/Banh Cong18:40 Bánh canh cua23:48 Bún riêu29:07 Phở 35:05 Bún thịt nướng39:33 Bún bò Huế44:57 Bánh mìIf you love Thai food and travel, make sure you check out our social media accounts for more great content:Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstaRoamingCook Facebook: http://bit.ly/FbRoamingCook__________________________________________________My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this YouTube channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have! I’ve never understood travelling to a town or city and not eating the local food. How else do you really connect with a place? Let’s get out and explore together and I guarantee you’ll find a whole different side to this wonderful country.If you love seeing off the beaten path, non-touristy, local life and authentic local life in Bangkok and Thailand then this is the channel for you. If go go bars on the Sukhumvit Road are more your thing (I’m not judging) then maybe not!#vietnam2023 #saigonstreetfood #vietnamfood
