Dim Sum Breakfast of Champions!! BEST THAI FOOD in Remote Thailand!
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2023
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Phatthalung (พัทลุง), Thailand - Welcome to Phatthalung (พัทลุง) is southern Thailand and today we’re going in search of a rare Thai dish made with rattan shoots and fermented fish!
Trang Moo Yang (ตรังหมูย่าง) maps.app.goo.gl/36A12rWX8yoXC... - But first, in order to get to Phatthalung, we needed to fly into Trang which is a bigger city with an airport. After landing we got in our car and then had to stop for breakfast. Trang is very well known for their local Thai Chinese style of dim sum and trang moo yang, roast pig.
บ้านต้นไม้ ร้อยหวันนอนฟังสายน้ำ - maps.app.goo.gl/XReo5nwRZQtEx... - We then drove to Phatthalung to meet up with my good friends P’Ju (พี่จู) and P’Nong (พี่นงค์). From there we went straight into the jungle to harvest the spiky rattan shoots in order to make the curry. After getting the rattan shoots we headed to their pristine jungle camp where they cooked Thailand’s hidden dish of southern Thailand; Fish Curry with Rattan Shoots (แกงน้ำเคยยอดหวาย). It’s a dish that you won’t find common anymore although P’Ju was mentioning that it’s an old dish that used to be prepared during festivals. It was outstanding!
Phatthalung (พัทลุง) town - After spending the night at P’Ju’s homestay we then drove into Phatthalung town and on to Pa Ngiao Restaurant (ร้านอาหารป้าเงี้ยว ลำปำ) for some river prawns tom yum and freshwater seafood!
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Thanks for all you do Mark. People should really give this man some credit for the quality and consistency of the uploads. I’ve been watching for 4-5 years now.
The Tourism Authority Of Thailand couldn't have picked a better person to showcase what Thailand hidden dishes and then some is all about. Well done Mr. Weins and your lovely wife of course. 🙏
Thailand is so lucky to have you as her food ambassador!
You have been so inspirational and informative over the years. I appreciate your love of food and cultures. Your videos are truly gems 💎
Mark would be in heaven sitting at a campfire eating an assortment of veg & protein boiling in a kettle, as long as you have a spice or two and some chilis! .He loves basic cooking, nothing fancy!
Old style Southern Thai as pure as it can get. So much local wisdom to be discovered here. Love this episode 🙏
No one knows how you do it, Mark, to consume such copious amounts of food, yet stay so slim. Definitely the most essential to watch food channel on this platform, so congratulations to you and the family for an incredible show, which keeps on giving!
I am from Bohol Philippines and we have a lot of common dishes with southern Thailand. I remembered my mother's story about WW2 days when the Japanese invaded our country and my mom's family goes into the jungle to hide. She said that my grandpa used to harvest rattan shoots for food they called "uway". Also their source of light in the forest during night is a type of mushroom called amag.
So nice to see the deep depth of one's cultural food.
We call it Pacha or bitter bamboo shoot. It tastes good cooked in butter with the hot big NE chillies and fresh cottage cheese,
Hello from Belgium ! An awesome video again :D
Out of all the fabulous videos--this series has been our absolute favorite! We will watch them over and over!
Love you mark, thanks for the great content all these years !
Hello Mark always looking forward to see your new videos ❤. Love to see different dishes and great to see your family tagging along enjoying with you . Thanks for all the videos you post .
The food looked amazing but the people and the culture in the remote areas looked so beautiful. I so want to live in those types of villages.💚🙏☮️
The content and quality of your videos make me just STOP what I'm doing and sit and watch because I know I will immediately be not only entertained but also educated. Thank you sooo much!! ❤
I have a dream to visit thailand
Very nice efforts to advertise these rural areas to the whole world. Ecotourism is the thing nowadays, especially with a famous person like Mark
Nature is extravagant. This is what this tour has taught me. Firstly the food..we have become fixated with artificial flavours etc however, to witness food from ground to plate in its natural form is sensational. All these ingredients look brighter, fresher, cleaner and tastier. It doesnt take a lot to appreciate food from different cultures, it just needs an open mind and respect. Mark has done something spectacular here...he highlighted the immense beauty and simplicity of rural life in Thailand which I admit, I knew nothing of. I was drawn to plush foliage, the untouched untarnished unparalleled natural beauty of Southern Thailand. I watched this episode 4 times just to soak in the immense beauty, very often drifting into an imaginative world that placed me on that hammock right across the river soaking in the fresh air and beautiful rhythmic flowing of water. Mark...u have represented Thailand well..congratulations !!!
Another awesome food vlog 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽