THAILAND is Country #18 (!!!!!), and the food is simply wonderful. 🇹🇭🥭 Not only is it irresistibly delicious, it’s also super cheap, so both our stomachs and wallets were thrilled after this food tour! 😋💸 Our next video will still take place in Chiang Mai, but less in the city and more in the mountains. 🐘 Catch you all in the next one!!! 🥰
The crunchy of Lap Kua is from dried/fried/grinded sticky rice. There are vairants of this menu. Lap kua is northern version, Lap eSan (north east) version. If you eat Lap in other part of Thailand it would most probably Lap eSan.
It’s Khao Khua. Toasted rice powder is a common ingredient in Northeastern Thai (Isan) and Lao dishes. We call this ingredient “khao khua (ข้าวคั่ว)” in Thai, with “khao” meaning rice, and “khua” meaning to roast in a pan with no oil. When speaking of this ingredient, dishes that come to one’s mind include larb, namtok, crying tiger, and tom sab. And let’s not forget about the delicious jaew dipping sauce (nam jim jaew) that goes well with just about anything. Although toasted rice powder lends a smoky-nutty flavor and crunchy texture to any dish it’s added to, essentially, it’s just rice - rice that you dry-roast and grind into a coarse powder. As simple as it sounds, you should never omit toasted rice powder from any recipe that calls for it, even if it’s just for 1-2 teaspoons.
The crunch in chicken laab I’m pretty sure it’s roasted rice powder, that is the key ingredient of making laab, definitely can’t make laab without it. They will roast in a pan along with some herbs (lime leaves, galangal and lemongrass) until it’s golden brown in color then they will pound it in a mortar and pestle, old fashion way, or use a good blender.
@@ChadandClaire As artists, you would really love it. The restaurant is beautiful! Young (graduated from the Art Institutes of Chicago) was very taken with its beauty. Well, even if you can't go this time, you can check it out for next time: ua-cam.com/video/9-J74hwbb00/v-deo.html
I went to the first temple you guys went to and dont remember it charging when I went before Covid. But watching this video makes me miss thailand and Asia. Cant wait to be back! Have a great time you two! :)
The best food tour that I have seen. The Thai food is incredible. I could tell that each dish was delicious by the way Claire devouring the food as she was explaining how each dish was prepared. The young boy in the video loved the camera. Great job!
Hello from on of your Thai Subscibers! Been following your travel adventures for a few months and just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos! It's so lovely to see you enjoying Thai food and being so open to try different things! You guys so genuine, sweet and informative! Looking forward to your next adventures!
everything looks so delicious! Thai food is one of our favourites. all the noodle dishes are incredible and the skewers looked really great as well. and the mango desserts and coconut shakes are so great for a sweet treat. feeling very hungry now! 😋
Looking forward to all the Thailand videos Thailand is on my bucket list but I gotta go soon. I’m 65. Thank you for making me smile post shoulder reconstruction good job you 2 I’m gonna show these videos to my wife so keep it positive
Congrats on getting through your shoulder surgery. I imagine that has been very difficult. Hope you're able to visit soon! Love how you're keeping that adventurous spirit!
Wowsers. Looking at booking Chiang Mai as I've been to Thailand twice over the years but never in the North. I haven't seen you two on my YT feed for months....and here you are in Chiang Mai!!! Great to see you guys again and look forward to see what you get up to 🤙 Baz, London
Happy we could pop up on your feed again! Hopefully you got some inspiration for your upcoming trip as well. Thanks for spending your time on us and we can't wait to share what all we did!
Welcome to Thailand.I hope you two are a wonderful time here,eating delicious Thai foods.Thai street is better than other countries in the region.I am so jealous I wish I was there.Thai mango is the best in the world.
Thanks for sharing! Lots of delicious foods YUM! You guys are too cute! :) I'm just a couple states north of you :) Looking forward to visit Chiang Mai soon!
You guys are doing our bucket list travel that we (girls 55) are planning to do in 2027. We are all from Laos and will return to Laos as well as Thailand and do the Maldives last. If you like the khan soi in Thailand, make sure you cross over the border to Laos and visit Luang Prabang and try their version. Check out the water fall near Luang Prabang as well as catch the sunset from the top of the temple. Enjoy your travels. Great videos.
Hello from Lamphun. So glad to see that you both love our Thai food and I can tell from those ever smiling expressions on your face that that you have great time in our country. Thank you for this really nice VDO.
I think the crunch that u talking about is rice is call (ข้าวคั่ว ) a rice that fry in hot pan no food oils stirring until it’s has a little burn smell usually put in Laap dish.
I have been to that Temple and others ...... and probably ate at some of the restaurants you visited and also been to the 7/11 you showed! I also explored pretty much the entire inner city inside the Gates! Is there still a small bar there, just outside the walls, west side, that has "the Predator" alien statue made up of motorcycle parts? That was cool! You didn't mention Singha beer! 😱😱.... 🤭 .... I have one of those mortar bowls and use it all the time! I rented an apt just outside Chiang Mai gate for 3 1/2 months ...best experience of my life! I loved Chiang Mai and Thailand! Thanks for the memories! 💝💝 🦂🙏 🍻🍻
The first 3 dishes at 50 baht each is OK. All are my favorite as well. Iced Thai tea at 20 baht is a bargain. It is 30 baht at my housing village and 40-50 in food courts.
Chiang Mai was the capital of the Lanna Kingdom for at least 700 years. Some time the city was independent, but most of the time the City was a vassal state of various Burmese dynasties even right through the reign of King Rama I. When the British began to subjugate Burma and eventually abolished the Burmese King, exiling him to British India during King Rama IV reign, Chiang Mai was independent again but within a few decades, Chiang Mai King saw that Siam was beginning to exert influence to the North, the King decided to submit and even sent his daughter to become King Rama V's concubine. When Chiang Mai king died, King Rama V decided not to appoint a new king but put Chiang Mai directly under Bangkok's rule, sending a governor to govern Chiang Mai since then. Chiang Mai has it all, old town with several important temples, Wat Prathat Doi Suthep on 13 km up hill within 20 km from the city center and at the foot of Doi Suthep, there is Chiang Mai University, one of the four regional public universities in Thailand. The others are Khon Kaen in the Northeast, Burapha in the East (Chonburi) and Songkhla in the South. All four regional universities have all traditional faculties including Medicine and Engineering. There is an going project to propose Chiang Mai's old town as Unesco World Heritage within this decade. Wat Prathat Doi Suthep and practically all temples in the North and in Laos as well have two Nagas (mythical serpent-like beast living underworld) guarding the steps leading into the temple. It is believed that Naga King is the underworld ruler and is a devout Buddhist disciple. Thus, sometimes you can see an image of Buddha meditating under the tree with Naga King guarding behind with his 7 heads above Buddha's head to protect him from wind/rain. There are also standalone Naga statute along Meking River on both sides of Thailand and Laos, the most famous of which is at Nakhon Phanom with 7 heads. It might be noted that one of the largest royal barge of Thai King has 7-heads Naga as its head. The mortal enemy of Naga is Garuda (a mythical flying beast) which is supposed to be God Rama's mount. Indonesia and Thailand deem Garuda as high class mythical beast and Indonesia's National Carrier is "Garuda". Garuda is also the official symbol of Thai King, thus official document would have Garuda symbol at its head. When there is an official royal announcement from the King or Palace, the initial TV screen features Garuda for a minute before the royal text appears together with reading sound.
@ChadandClaire Was it better to wait to get currency exchanged in Chiang Mai or USA, also any recommendations for places to go for this? Going to Chiang Mai in 1 week and debating changing money State-side or waiting till I get to Chiang Mai. Thanks for any advice/wisdom you can offer with this.
Thais can eat very spicy food. Don't order any food spicy with normal Thai spicy level. it is extremely hot and spicy (more than 100 times spicy than tourist can eat)
Nice city. My brother was stationed in Thailand in the 1960's and loved the food and country and beautiful women. I saw grade school kids eat insects for lunch!😱 Enjoy
As for a thai i dont think chiang mai is not known for street food at all. They make most of the dishes sweet but thats not the case when it comes to desserts which tend to be lesser sweet than other regions of thailand. They r known to be a slow life city and a cooler weather city comparing to the other parts of thailand. And as of right now chiang mai is the third worst city for air pollution, pls dont for get to wear ur mask.
THAILAND is Country #18 (!!!!!), and the food is simply wonderful. 🇹🇭🥭 Not only is it irresistibly delicious, it’s also super cheap, so both our stomachs and wallets were thrilled after this food tour! 😋💸 Our next video will still take place in Chiang Mai, but less in the city and more in the mountains. 🐘 Catch you all in the next one!!! 🥰
The crunchy of Lap Kua is from dried/fried/grinded sticky rice. There are vairants of this menu. Lap kua is northern version, Lap eSan (north east) version. If you eat Lap in other part of Thailand it would most probably Lap eSan.
ผมมีความสุขที่ได้เห็นพวกคุณมีความสุขกับอาหารเเละบ้านของเรา ขอให้พบเจอประสบการณ์ที่ทำให้คุณหลงรักเเละนำพาให้กลับมาเยือนประเทศไทยอีกในอนาคต🇹🇭❤❤❤
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It’s Khao Khua. Toasted rice powder is a common ingredient in Northeastern Thai (Isan) and Lao dishes. We call this ingredient “khao khua (ข้าวคั่ว)” in Thai, with “khao” meaning rice, and “khua” meaning to roast in a pan with no oil. When speaking of this ingredient, dishes that come to one’s mind include larb, namtok, crying tiger, and tom sab. And let’s not forget about the delicious jaew dipping sauce (nam jim jaew) that goes well with just about anything. Although toasted rice powder lends a smoky-nutty flavor and crunchy texture to any dish it’s added to, essentially, it’s just rice - rice that you dry-roast and grind into a coarse powder. As simple as it sounds, you should never omit toasted rice powder from any recipe that calls for it, even if it’s just for 1-2 teaspoons.
The crunch in chicken laab I’m pretty sure it’s roasted rice powder, that is the key ingredient of making laab, definitely can’t make laab without it. They will roast in a pan along with some herbs (lime leaves, galangal and lemongrass) until it’s golden brown in color then they will pound it in a mortar and pestle, old fashion way, or use a good blender.
Guys, we just got back from Chiang Mai! One of our favorite dinners there was at The House By Ginger. While you're there, you should check it out!
Thanks for the recommendation! Sadly we already left, but we can add it to this list for when we return next time!
@@ChadandClaire As artists, you would really love it. The restaurant is beautiful! Young (graduated from the Art Institutes of Chicago) was very taken with its beauty. Well, even if you can't go this time, you can check it out for next time: ua-cam.com/video/9-J74hwbb00/v-deo.html
Y’all are making us want to go back to Thailand!!! The foooooood!!!
Chiang Mai is deffo my fav city outside of Europe. Food, peeps, everything, luv it!
Yes!! We really enjoyed it as well!!
The food looks so delicious!
I went to the first temple you guys went to and dont remember it charging when I went before Covid. But watching this video makes me miss thailand and Asia. Cant wait to be back! Have a great time you two! :)
The best food tour that I have seen. The Thai food is incredible. I could tell that each dish was delicious by the way Claire devouring the food as she was explaining how each dish was prepared. The young boy in the video loved the camera. Great job!
Hello from on of your Thai Subscibers! Been following your travel adventures for a few months and just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos! It's so lovely to see you enjoying Thai food and being so open to try different things! You guys so genuine, sweet and informative! Looking forward to your next adventures!
Oh Thailand my motherland 😍
Those crunchy pebbles in the laab are actually roasted ground sticky rice^^
Interesting! We really had no idea! Thanks for sharing!
Exciting!!!♡
It's nice to see you guys traveling in SE Asia! Thailand is the best. All the food looked so amazing. Including the chicken hearts. 😜
Glad you agree about the chicken hearts!! They really were tasty!
everything looks so delicious! Thai food is one of our favourites. all the noodle dishes are incredible and the skewers looked really great as well. and the mango desserts and coconut shakes are so great for a sweet treat. feeling very hungry now! 😋
Looking forward to all the Thailand videos Thailand is on my bucket list but I gotta go soon. I’m 65. Thank you for making me smile post shoulder reconstruction good job you 2 I’m gonna show these videos to my wife so keep it positive
Congrats on getting through your shoulder surgery. I imagine that has been very difficult. Hope you're able to visit soon! Love how you're keeping that adventurous spirit!
Great video! Chiang Mai is amazing 😊. The foods are so delicious! I love spicy foods. Keep up the amazing videos 😊
Love the vibe. Welcome to Thailand guys 😊
Thailand and the food looks incredible!!
Thailand is the paradise and second home for all visitor !!!
Wowsers. Looking at booking Chiang Mai as I've been to Thailand twice over the years but never in the North. I haven't seen you two on my YT feed for months....and here you are in Chiang Mai!!! Great to see you guys again and look forward to see what you get up to 🤙
Baz, London
Happy we could pop up on your feed again! Hopefully you got some inspiration for your upcoming trip as well. Thanks for spending your time on us and we can't wait to share what all we did!
Love chang mai’s architecture hope ill be able to visit there one day😩❤️
Welcome to Thailand.I hope you two are a wonderful time here,eating delicious Thai foods.Thai street is better than other countries in the region.I am so jealous I wish I was there.Thai mango is the best in the world.
okay cinematic!!! that intro was so great
Yay! Thank you!
I'm so glad you reviewed my Mango Sticky Rice. Thank you very much.❤
Happy to see your happy faces, very enjoyable video.
FABULOUS video . Would love to go there 🌸🌸🌸
Thank you 😊
Perfect Saturday morning. A new Chad & Claire happy vlog in an exotic location rich in art and "daring" spicy food 🌶️💗
Awh! This just made us smile! Glad we could start your Saturday this way.
@@ChadandClaireoh thank you and I expect to be able to become a top patron soon 🌝
Thanks for sharing! Lots of delicious foods YUM! You guys are too cute! :) I'm just a couple states north of you :) Looking forward to visit Chiang Mai soon!
After watching this, I made my own Thai coconut chicken soup. It was so delicious. Thanks for sharing foods of the countries you visit
Thanks for your video, I'm ready to go to Chiang mai 🎉🎉
wow this is real thai street food Chanel just enjoy 😃👍👋💢
18:38 excellent video! I'm learning so much here in Virginia (USA). Thank you!
The crispy thing in your LARB was roasted rice. Glad that you guys liked it.
You guys are doing our bucket list travel that we (girls 55) are planning to do in 2027. We are all from Laos and will return to Laos as well as Thailand and do the Maldives last. If you like the khan soi in Thailand, make sure you cross over the border to Laos and visit Luang Prabang and try their version. Check out the water fall near Luang Prabang as well as catch the sunset from the top of the temple. Enjoy your travels. Great videos.
Yes! Laos is certainly on our list to visit! We definitely wanna do a river cruise there someday!
The night market looks Lively with a chill vibe....
Thai street food is so good and I love mango sticky rice 😍
both of so lovely
thank you for sharing us
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I detect a sweet Southern accent. ❤️ Heading to Chiang Mai in June.
Smells good ❤❤❤❤
Thailand’s in our bucket list. I hope you can visit the Philippines too!
Warmly welcome to Thailand!
Thailand!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉Love you❤❤❤
ผมชอบรอยยิ้ม และ เสียงหัวเราะของคุณ🤗😁🇹🇭
Thai Spice is prob top 5 in the world
Can't wait to watch! Video posted 10 seconds ago 👍😁
Hope you enjoyed it! :D
That crunch you mentioned is actually grounded roasted rice which give you a hit with crunch and some aroma
อยากพาไปเที่ยวจังเลยคับ
Hello from Lamphun. So glad to see that you both love our Thai food and I can tell from those ever smiling expressions on your face that that you have great time in our country. Thank you for this really nice VDO.
I think the crunch that u talking about is rice is call (ข้าวคั่ว ) a rice that fry in hot pan no food oils stirring until it’s has a little burn smell usually put in Laap dish.
Aaaaaaa finally 🎉
I have been to that Temple and others ...... and probably ate at some of the restaurants you visited and also been to the 7/11 you showed! I also explored pretty much the entire inner city inside the Gates!
Is there still a small bar there, just outside the walls, west side, that has "the Predator" alien statue made up of motorcycle parts? That was cool!
You didn't mention Singha beer! 😱😱.... 🤭 ....
I have one of those mortar bowls and use it all the time!
I rented an apt just outside Chiang Mai gate for 3 1/2 months ...best experience of my life!
I loved Chiang Mai and Thailand! Thanks for the memories! 💝💝
🦂🙏 🍻🍻
My girl friend and I love this couple so much !!
The first 3 dishes at 50 baht each is OK. All are my favorite as well. Iced Thai tea at 20 baht is a bargain. It is 30 baht at my housing village and 40-50 in food courts.
Welcome to Thailand 🙏🏻❤️
Love all your travel vlogs. Next time please visit India. You will love the country's diversity in food, culture, and terrain.
I just feel like I have been there with you guys.
YUM!!!!!!
สวัสดี..ยินดีต้อนรับ🙏
ชาไทยมีแค่ ชา+น้ำตาล+นมข้นหวาน+นมจืด ถ้าชาที่ใส่เครื่องเทศจะเป็นชาอินเดีย ถ้ากินอาหารเผ็ดแล้วกินนมหรือโยเกิร์ตลงไปด้วยมันจะทำให้ท้องเสีย ถ้าอยากหายเผ็ดให้หยุดกิน ไม่ต้องกินน้ำซักพักเดี๋ยวมันก็หาย ส่วนสิ่งที่แข็งในลาบมันคือข้าวคั่ว มันคือเมล็ดข้าวที่เอาไปคั่วในกะทะ ใส่ในลาบจะเพิ่มความหอม และสุดท้าย ช่วงนี้ภาคเหนือฝุ่น pm2.5 มีข้องข้างสูง แนะนำให้สวมหน้ากากอนามัยเวลาออกไปที่โล่งแจ้งด้วยครับ เพื่อความปลอดภัยของปอด ยินดีต้อนรับสู่ประเทศไทย 🥰🥰🥰
The crunchy in laab that you were talking about it was a roasted rice.
Love all yr videos❤. Btw, may I asked whether Claire is a chinese origin from HK😊?
Yummy Thai food. Open your stomach and keep going 😊
Welcome to Thailand
🔥spice🔥
A crunchy thing in Lab kua is "kow kua" which is a " raw rice roasted powder ".
Yayy
Chiang Mai was the capital of the Lanna Kingdom for at least 700 years. Some time the city was independent, but most of the time the City was a vassal state of various Burmese dynasties even right through the reign of King Rama I. When the British began to subjugate Burma and eventually abolished the Burmese King, exiling him to British India during King Rama IV reign, Chiang Mai was independent again but within a few decades, Chiang Mai King saw that Siam was beginning to exert influence to the North, the King decided to submit and even sent his daughter to become King Rama V's concubine. When Chiang Mai king died, King Rama V decided not to appoint a new king but put Chiang Mai directly under Bangkok's rule, sending a governor to govern Chiang Mai since then. Chiang Mai has it all, old town with several important temples, Wat Prathat Doi Suthep on 13 km up hill within 20 km from the city center and at the foot of Doi Suthep, there is Chiang Mai University, one of the four regional public universities in Thailand. The others are Khon Kaen in the Northeast, Burapha in the East (Chonburi) and Songkhla in the South. All four regional universities have all traditional faculties including Medicine and Engineering. There is an going project to propose Chiang Mai's old town as Unesco World Heritage within this decade.
Wat Prathat Doi Suthep and practically all temples in the North and in Laos as well have two Nagas (mythical serpent-like beast living underworld) guarding the steps leading into the temple. It is believed that Naga King is the underworld ruler and is a devout Buddhist disciple. Thus, sometimes you can see an image of Buddha meditating under the tree with Naga King guarding behind with his 7 heads above Buddha's head to protect him from wind/rain. There are also standalone Naga statute along Meking River on both sides of Thailand and Laos, the most famous of which is at Nakhon Phanom with 7 heads. It might be noted that one of the largest royal barge of Thai King has 7-heads Naga as its head. The mortal enemy of Naga is Garuda (a mythical flying beast) which is supposed to be God Rama's mount. Indonesia and Thailand deem Garuda as high class mythical beast and Indonesia's National Carrier is "Garuda". Garuda is also the official symbol of Thai King, thus official document would have Garuda symbol at its head. When there is an official royal announcement from the King or Palace, the initial TV screen features Garuda for a minute before the royal text appears together with reading sound.
The crunchy thing you need to know on the larb dish is toasted rice powder.
My favorite places to eat are at nana plaza and soi cowboy lol 😂
The crunch that you meant for lab moo , its rice powder .
That crunch is rosted sticky rice ( and then pound it ).
Great video-I'm hungry now, How is the air quality now? I read there have been problems with agriculture burning.
Air quality wasn't bad, but we did notice agricultural burning in some areas
รอดู Thailand🇹🇭❤🙏🙏👍👍
💖
Let you enjoy eating
Crunch in Larb is roasted Rice pounded.
I think you mentioned you went to the night market on Friday. Are there other night markets open on different weeknights?
😍💕Such a pretty girl!
🥰Thank you for sharing the mouth-watering of Thai food!😋🤤
น้ำเงี้ยวก้ออร่อยดีนะ ลองกินนะ
@ChadandClaire Was it better to wait to get currency exchanged in Chiang Mai or USA, also any recommendations for places to go for this? Going to Chiang Mai in 1 week and debating changing money State-side or waiting till I get to Chiang Mai. Thanks for any advice/wisdom you can offer with this.
Did you guys walk or y’all have a scooter? Looks awesome but I heard some say chiang mai wasn’t that walkable
Is there a dress code at the temple? I noticed they gave a wrap skirt to wear.
Chang always gives me a headache!!! Leo all the way for me!!
Hi guys , would you please tell us the name of the hotel? Thank you
Do you tip in Thailand restaurants?
คือเราจะไปคิดแบบง่ายๆสั้นๆมันไม่ได้เราวิ่งหนีความจริงที่เราทำไปทั้งชีวิตไม่ได้เราต้องชดใช้มันแล้วเขาจะให้โอกาสคุณ
Hello. สวัสดีครับ
กระเจี้ยบกินทุกวันท้องไม่ผูกผิวไม่แห้ง
ขอบคุณที่มาเที่ยวบ้านเรายินดีต้อนรับครับ
ถ้าคุณได้ทานขนมครกไข่ คุณต้องลืมขนมครกปกติไปเลย
Oh no Khum Hmon Somm is closed
Isn’t it risky to have ice and raw veggies (bean sprouts)
Probably was, but we got lucky! :D
The way Thai ppls eat "Khanom Krok" is eating by half each.
หน้าอย่างไทย คนไทยใช่ป่ะ??
Thais can eat very spicy food. Don't order any food spicy with normal Thai spicy level. it is extremely hot and spicy (more than 100 times spicy than tourist can eat)
Nice city. My brother was stationed in Thailand in the 1960's and loved the food and country and beautiful women. I saw grade school kids eat insects for lunch!😱 Enjoy
Its probably just snacks
As for a thai i dont think chiang mai is not known for street food at all. They make most of the dishes sweet but thats not the case when it comes to desserts which tend to be lesser sweet than other regions of thailand. They r known to be a slow life city and a cooler weather city comparing to the other parts of thailand. And as of right now chiang mai is the third worst city for air pollution, pls dont for get to wear ur mask.
Hope you like the smokey and mesquite flavor. Chiang Mai is an overrated DUMP!!
A country dedicated to making things look old for money.
THAILAND BRILLIANT 👍 COUNTRY PEOPLES AND FOODS.
AWESOME 👍🆒