We have these kind of street foods in Indonesia too! It's popular among students because it's cheap, you can get it for 500/1000 rupiah each which is around 0.049SGD/0.098SGD. There are 2 kinds of eggs, Quail and Chicken. I used to buy it and give a spicy sauce before it finishes cooking, it tastes so good.
It's more like "tearing" rather than "cracking" quaill eggs are much more feeble than chicken eggs but in exchange their membrane is a bit troublesome... Combined with how small they are you can imagine just how much effort you need to "crack" them open... =_=
In my elementary school, they sell quail egg too but they mix the yolk and the white and they add with leek, onion, and seasoning then they packed it with wrapped paper and add sauce and ketcup in top of it. Hmm I really want it and it remind me my childhood
Omg I moved to US as a kid so my vocab was limited. I remember eating these alot as a kid but didn't know what the translation is to English and you just helped me realized it. Thank you! I can ask for these again when I come back to asia to see families lol
I buy quail eggs locally. :) I feed the shell, and sometimes the whole egg to my dogs, and i use them to make breakfast sandwiches because they're the perfect size :)
Just wonderful, I been tryin to find out about "how to get quail to lay eggs" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Eeyila Rudimentary Expediency - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a good exclusive guide for discovering how to raise healthy and fertile quail minus the headache. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my co-worker got great results with it.
Here in the Philippines, we just put it in the boiling water. After that when the egg was cooked, we will dip it in salt just a little bit then EAT IT!
in Indonesian it has become commonplace, often in elementary school canteens, sometimes when cooked it is given enough salt and chopped green onions that make it taste better and that alone is enough especially with chili sauce to be even better and certainly very cheap , I call it ndog puyuh
I'm dying to know what kinds of sauce and seasonings available there. Just curious, hihihi. Maybe I can do it myself at home since they didn't sell it like this in my country.
No to me, I had quail eggs at Taipei Shilin market on vacation, they taste like chicken eggs. You can get high quality eggs at most USA stores if you pay more, free range or organic. The street quail eggs also made my stomach grumbly but nothing worse, I think all the handling from production to street cooking is more susceptible to bacterial contamination. Westerners are used to really clean processing of eggs. There are other really delicious things in Taiwan night market, I suggest the baked pork and green onion buns.
I love boiled quail eggs - the yolk is much more flavourful than chicken eggs but my boyfriend has never tasted it before cos he lives in Sarawak. Don't eat too much though cos the cholesterol level is much higher. Cholesterol levels in quail egg are about 844 mg/ 100 g while chicken egg contains 372 mg/ 100g.
My childhood food , i always buy like this in a past. But sadly now its rare to see quail egg street food. Now there is use chicken egg mix with flour🤣🤣
kind of interesting to see. I like the way this is filmed. this is something I'd want to watch in person but would be shy to stand there for 5 minutes observing. I like how there's no explanation or talking, because it's really not necessary. Though I am wondering where all those eggs come from, and if the place is considered hygienic or not.
Please never stop making these. Your videos are so entertaining to watch!!
We have these kind of street foods in Indonesia too! It's popular among students because it's cheap, you can get it for 500/1000 rupiah each which is around 0.049SGD/0.098SGD. There are 2 kinds of eggs, Quail and Chicken. I used to buy it and give a spicy sauce before it finishes cooking, it tastes so good.
We just not serve it with skewer tho
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They're also popular here in the Philippines! They're usually sold by bus stations, and we love them boiled
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I suppose after the first few thousand anyone would become rather proficient at cracking those. 😲😅
Boring job, i think
I think after maybe 5 eggs I'd get into the flow of it and could do it without focusing.
but yeah this would get boring very quickly.
I bet if someone ever got a shell in there egg they would get a prize
you bet.
It's more like "tearing" rather than "cracking" quaill eggs are much more feeble than chicken eggs but in exchange their membrane is a bit troublesome... Combined with how small they are you can imagine just how much effort you need to "crack" them open... =_=
In philippines we had "kwek-kwek" its a dip fried quail egg coated in flour n butter.
Jay Dee Sounds tasty!
My favorite😍
Daming oi ang fried nila hehehe
My favorite part of your videos is seeing that adorable smile on your cute little wifey 💜☮️💜
So cool to watch! Loved it..great vid! 👍🏻😃😃
WOW SUPER DELICIOUS !!!Thank you.............
This is another awsome upload.
well done again!
Interesting never had street quail eggs before, looks delicious!
Lmao
It just tastes like normal chicken eggs lol
@@Awaitingonyouall yeah
They taste like normal chicken egg, just bite sized and more convenient to eat
it have more creamy taste than normal egg
"Alright, alright, alright " Mr. Bacon and eggs on a stick ya 🤭🤭🤭 Greets from Berlin 😉👍
🤣🤣 That’s perfect .. Mrs Bacons they made a funny about your video. 🤣🤣🤣
@@jadebell550 It was not my intention 😇😇😇
RoadgamerTV those are the best kinds.. I hope she pins your comment it’s adorable.. 🥓 and🍳
@@jadebell550 😊😊😊
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the surprised / desperate camera pan at 1:37 really got me, felt like a boss pulling out his second health bar
No matter how you look at it, this is still just a fried egg.
No one saying it was poached egg tho? 🤷🏻♀️
@Brian W but 1 dollat for 1 stick is still overpriced for me
@@weirddoor4755 so the market is not for you
Weird door come on dont be cheap steak
@@weirddoor4755 its less than a dollar. 20 NTD is 0.68 USD
Always look forward to her gorgeous smile and cute laugh.
I never tried it but it looks good
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Tried one taste like normal eggs
those eggs taste better boiled and with salt and pepper.
@@lilegg301 frying the egg brings more flavor than just boiling it
Its Really good. And i also ate hard boiled and its more tasty!
woow.. it's looking so delicious.. amazing street food. 😋😋
This channel is literally so relaxing to watch.
Singapore maybe a great country but what we lose in other Asian countries is the street food and low prices, I'm jealous of the food and the prices
Hawker food is technically street food and is quite affordable. Plus, there's a wide array of food to choose from.
Indonesia be like : Really???
The lady who took a bite at the end her smile was SO CUTE!!! Worth the video wait!!! Xo
5:33 My man, them girls are eye balling you
RagingAnon1 Lol I think they saw the camera and the light and were wondering what they were filming
he must be a senpaii 👁👄👁
MOBA GAMING never say that ever again U 👄 U
MOBA GAMING also, the definition of senpai is upper-classmate.. :/
@@eliafish i heard that it"s an alternate word for waifu
I need one of those cast iron quail egg grills in my collection!
i love watching all your videos , you are so cute when you taste the dishes , and really it seems to be too good big hug from france
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
In my elementary school, they sell quail egg too but they mix the yolk and the white and they add with leek, onion, and seasoning then they packed it with wrapped paper and add sauce and ketcup in top of it. Hmm I really want it and it remind me my childhood
I love duck eggs, soooo yummy much richer than a chicken egg
Me encantan sus videos 😘😘😘😘😘
wow this is good idea to make street food like this in my city
Omg I moved to US as a kid so my vocab was limited. I remember eating these alot as a kid but didn't know what the translation is to English and you just helped me realized it. Thank you! I can ask for these again when I come back to asia to see families lol
The lady’s smile is the cutest 🥺
I love quail eggs when boiled. 😍😍😍
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I buy quail eggs locally. :) I feed the shell, and sometimes the whole egg to my dogs, and i use them to make breakfast sandwiches because they're the perfect size :)
The fried eggs are so delicious 😅
Just wonderful, I been tryin to find out about "how to get quail to lay eggs" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Eeyila Rudimentary Expediency - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a good exclusive guide for discovering how to raise healthy and fertile quail minus the headache. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my co-worker got great results with it.
One egg has high cholesterol, equivalent to one chicken
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Here in the Philippines we have a street food called kwek kwek or in english Egg waffles it is a Quail eggs that is covered in orange something
Harina yun te hahaha
this is the best street food for me. i love eggs
Sua carinha de felicidade diz tudo👍😉
They look extremely good!
Here in the Philippines, we just put it in the boiling water. After that when the egg was cooked, we will dip it in salt just a little bit then EAT IT!
Very interesting!! Such speed too, I admire their work ethic.
This is so interesting. Greetings from Texas.
In philipines they have a fried quail egg with flour they called it kwek kwek and is so cheap and you must dip it in sweet sauce
I love her kawaii smile 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺!!!!!
in Indonesian it has become commonplace, often in elementary school canteens, sometimes when cooked it is given enough salt and chopped green onions that make it taste better and that alone is enough especially with chili sauce to be even better and certainly very cheap , I call it ndog puyuh
They are so good when their boilled oh yummy 🍳🍚 who is a filipino here and tasted this i tasted them like that too!
Kwek2 or this?
Looks very tasty.
They are super skilled wow
Look at all those eggs! Somewhere there are tons of quails popping them out every day!
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they look so delicious!
That lady had a good appetite, she likes any type of food
Ahhhhh!!! Why am I watching this before dinner?! 🤤😣
Yes, these are so good!
Look at the hamster at the end of the vid. Made me smile. Cute
5:38 the reason I watch. love her smile
ah yes ! she's so cute
Love quail eggs! Just the right size for one bite each! 😊❤
Nice 🥚🥚🍳🍳👍👍👍
Wow ! Telur buwung puyuh lah man !!! ❤️ 😂
We have glodak (quail eggs omelette in bite-size) in our hometown
I'm dying to know what kinds of sauce and seasonings available there. Just curious, hihihi. Maybe I can do it myself at home since they didn't sell it like this in my country.
That's. AWESOME. I wish they'd do that in Nebraska, US. 😭
Honesty street food😮🇵🇭🥰
I wish I could have quail eggs in bulk God damn I love those eggs but in England they are not cheap one bit.
Raise your own quails. 😁
@@ruinned if only I have nowhere to do so otherwise I would
@@darkfangnightcrow 🙄🙄
Its kinda cheap in my country, cheaper than chicken egg but its has a lottt of cholesterol
@@afairusputri4604 yeah well I love the eggs but I wouldn't fry them I love them boiled
i like quail eggs.The Boiling Point serves quail eggs on the side if you order soup of any kind.
Buying these and using it as a rice accompaniement can be nice :)
Do they taste different then Chicken Eggs ?
Sarah Skellington the quail yolks are more creamy and their white seems more bouncy when chewed
@@DancingBacons oh cool. Then i may try one. In one day or somewhat in the future
No to me, I had quail eggs at Taipei Shilin market on vacation, they taste like chicken eggs.
You can get high quality eggs at most USA stores if you pay more, free range or organic. The street quail eggs also made my stomach grumbly but nothing worse, I think all the handling from production to street cooking is more susceptible to bacterial contamination. Westerners are used to really clean processing of eggs. There are other really delicious things in Taiwan night market, I suggest the baked pork and green onion buns.
DancingBacons where do they get them. Quail farms? Rarely see them in the USA ..
@@jadebell550 when i was little, canned quail eggs were sold at asian markets even in USA, i do not know if this is still true
Nice one. Like kwek kwek in the philippines.
Looks so delicious🤤🤤🤤
Gusto ko tuloy ng kwek-kwek 😂🍡
I love it
❤❤very nice❤❤
Nice video! What camera are you using?
Yum 😋
Yummy quail eggs!
I usually eat quail eggs boiled so this is my first time seeing quails eggs fried 😳
Here we boiled them and them put it in a batter and we deepfry them.
In my school so much like this😀
I love boiled quail eggs - the yolk is much more flavourful than chicken eggs but my boyfriend has never tasted it before cos he lives in Sarawak. Don't eat too much though cos the cholesterol level is much higher. Cholesterol levels in quail egg are about 844 mg/ 100 g while chicken egg contains 372 mg/ 100g.
You should try "kwek-kwek" here in the Philippines!
Delicious
Wonderful
This is very delicious, especially when you eat it with chili sauce.
My childhood food , i always buy like this in a past.
But sadly now its rare to see quail egg street food.
Now there is use chicken egg mix with flour🤣🤣
I think it would be great to try them out.
it's just a fried egg, but okay.
That's a very good idea for quail eggs. Put eggs on skewer
Very good 🇧🇷❤️
Looks delicious 😋 x
She enjoyed it!! 😊
In the Philippines we eat it as a hard boiled egg and dip it on salt
Looks like it's yummy
Fried eggs on a stick 👍👍👍
kind of interesting to see. I like the way this is filmed.
this is something I'd want to watch in person but would be shy to stand there for 5 minutes observing.
I like how there's no explanation or talking, because it's really not necessary.
Though I am wondering where all those eggs come from, and if the place is considered hygienic or not.
In Indonesia they sell those fried quails egg for only 10k IDR or around 0.7 USD
Another Sizzling hot video from The Dancing Bacons 🥓 .. Nom nom 🍳
It has an amazing taste of regular chicken egg.
in philippines they just boiled that and cover it witg flour color orange and called. KWEK-KWEK
Wow 👍👍
i had something similar to this, it was quail egg and prawn and cooked like takoyaki , it was pretty delicious and iirc, it was 2 bucks for 5
Haha look so small cute😋
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Awesome