hi guys, i’m thai but not in thailand now. i’ve been subscribing you since your very first videos in thailand. all i can tell is you’re doing amazing jobs, really make me feel happy and heal my homesick. always supporting you 👍🏻👍🏻
Love all your videos! I’ve been binge watching all your videos all weekend. I wish you all the success with your UA-cam channel! Love from Australia! 🇦🇺
My favorite ice cream this shop is ไอศครีมไข่แข็ง (Ice Cream Kai Keng) coconut Ice cream with egg yolk. It's a perfect combination. Have you tried it yet?
Guys!!! I'm Thai and I tell 'ya, we all foodies and temple people (probably 'coz we're more spiritual be in large-- at least I am like the elderlies in my extended family) on average. I don't mean that in a negative way. It's just what we pay a lot of attention to when we go touring or just looking to discover new things. This is especially when we get older (maybe me too 🙄). I'm glad you guys are foodies so you'll never be bored here in Thailand, or in Asia really.
That Mee Krob (Crispy Vermicelli) you ate isn't a Thai Fusion dish; it's an original recipe that's been around for 130 years, dating back to the time of King Rama V. The king once stopped by the canal near the restaurant for lunch, and this Mee Krob was prepared for him. Great video, by the way. 😍❤
Next time please try (the rice soup) or normal rice eating with many 4-6 dishes of food. There are nearly a hundred of menu available such as stir fried mince pork with chinese black olive(หมูสับผัดหนำเลี๊ยบ), stir fried clams with chilli paste(หอยลายผัดน้ำพริกเผา), stir fire pork with yellow garlic chives and egg tofu(ผัดกุยช่ายขาวเต้าหู้หมูสับ), deep fried sea bass with fish sauce( ปลากระพงทอดน้ำปลา) and a lot of delicious menus. Dont miss it as not many foreigners try it yet. Most of the shop open after noon. All the best❤
@@ChovyTravel "Phu Khao Thong Temple Fair 2024, 8-17 November" All Buddhists and Devotees are invited to pay homage to The Relics of The Lord Buddha. November 8-17, 2024 Time: 6 a.m. - 12 a.m. All Buddhists and Devotees are invited to inherit the tradition wrap red robe to Phra Borom Banphot (The Golden Mountain or Phu Khao Thong) Pay homage to The Relics of the Load Buddha and 9 Holy things. Bodhl. The principal Buddha image in Wat Saket, Luang Pho To, Luang Pho Dam, Phra Altharot, Luang Pho Dusit, Ancient scriptures 2,000 years old, Phra Phutthamongkol Borom Banphot (Luang Pho Duangdee, Buddha of Good Luck), Phra Phutthamongkol Suwan Banphot (Luang Pho Chokdee, Buddha of Lucky) Experience the tradition of Thai culture 4 regions. Joyful and Fun with Temple Fair Games, Ferris wheel, and Traditional Thal Music Performances. The Best Thai Cultural Performances. Dress in Traditional Thai Costume and walk around The Retro Market In the Slamese way. Float scented candles to pay respect to The Baby Buddha. Community shops, shopping many delicious foods, -Spectacular light decorations more than 1,000,000 lights. Wat Saket, Pom Prap Sattru Phai district, Bangkok
That looked like a fun day of exploring. Would love to have tried that red pork dish. Also I'm a big fan of strong coffee, so I would definitely want to hit up that coffee spot.
A little tips about thai names written in english is that when it starts with 'Ph' most of the time you pronounce it just P. Talat Phlu would pronounce Talat Plu/Ploo, Phuket would be Puket/Pooket
The views around Talad Phlu looks like Bangkok 50 years ago. Back then, there were those short commercial strip-line shop houses everywhere. In fact, they were the main stay of Bangkok, with large buildings (no glass buildings even) like you see in the Sukhumvit Area very sporadically erected around the business district. Back then those shop houses were clean, with little mold-mildew though, unlike today. What a great time travel trip you guys went through. It's "Back to the Future" for you guys!!!
Red pork is what Thais call Char Siu, the same kind you see on ramen, though the Japanese make it quite a bit differently. Or you might also know it as Chinese barbecue pork, but the Thai and Chinese versions are pretty different too. Kao Moo Daeng (red pork with rice) is one of the most popular dishes in Thailand, up there with Kao Kaa Moo and Pad Krapao. Some places that sell Ba Mee (egg noodles) also serve red pork with noodles.
The name of the market is locally pronounced "Ta-lad-ploo". It's the filming location of the Thai/Asia's box office movie "How to make a million before grandma dies".
Hey Chovy Family, I'm chilling on the coach with Frodo my 🐕 , salivating lol ... 😂, food looks so delish. Thai poeple are so Warm and Friendly. I would love to try Khanom Krok, the plain and the ones filled with corn and spring onion I think (please correct me if im wrong). Do you know of any places where we can eat this dessert? Thank you for the awesome trip to Talat Phlu. Enjoyed the vlog... ❤ 🇿🇦
We have yet to find a place that has excellent Khanom Krok 😅. I know they sell them in many places. We recently tried it at ICONSIAM and it was okay. Will have to keep looking 😃 Our pleasure! Thank you for joining us! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
@@ChovyTravel The recipe for khanom krok is very simple and easy to make at home. My sister makes them just for fun, and tastes like any other khanom krok I've ever had.... all coconut creamy yummy. And if she can do it, you should be able to, too. Try making it yourself, and you can adjust the ingredient portions to your own taste.
About Crispy Vermicelli, guys you are not the one that think about its prices, small portions and tastes. I also thought the same😂 don't worry. Also, you might miss the right Thai desserts shop, the one that you saw a long line that tastes better and is very famous. BTW, there are still other dishes that you might need to come and taste next time😊
I've got an idea for you guys, a way to spend the day differently. Why don't you guys take a local train to Ayuddhaya. It's a slow, open air train for locals. You can enjoy the views of ancient ruins in Ayuddhaya and enjoy food on the river side and local foods that originate there-- like the Thai Cotton Candy called "Khanom Mai Fa" and "Khanom Sai Mai". Ayuddhaya also has a well known history of the Thai People fighting for their land there against the neighboring Kingdom of Burma (today Myanmar). There is even a story of the most well trained of all Muay Thai boxer, "Nai Khanom Tom" from there who fought many many Burmese boxers while Thais were in captive in Burma after being brought there after a major lost battle in Ayuddhaya. Really, if you guys love history, you'll love Ayuddhaya.
The red bbq pork and crispy pork belly with chinese sausage served over rice ข้าวหมูแดงหมูกรอบ is common thai dish. Costs 50 baht ($1.50 USD) eaten locally in Thailand. In a USA Thai restaurant, it would cost 495 baht, a 10x in price difference! Yes, that's right, entrees in most USA restaurants these days are $15 to $20 each, and that doesn't even include your drink, which knock you back another $5 (heck, a Starbucks drink is $8 and there is screen to tip the barrista on top of that, its getting nuts), and don't forget having to tip a server if there is table service, another potentially $2 to $10 down the drain, remember tipping etiquette in USA says 15 to 20 percent of the bill, and the stupid iPad that the server brings you with the bill defaults to 20% tip, how convenient of them. Eating out in USA is expensive these days, which is why I've had to cut down on the eating out here in USA. If i was living in Thailand, I could eat out and purchase drinks as much as I want, EVERYDAY, for every meal, without having to break the bank.
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hi guys, i’m thai but not in thailand now. i’ve been subscribing you since your very first videos in thailand. all i can tell is you’re doing amazing jobs, really make me feel happy and heal my homesick. always supporting you 👍🏻👍🏻
Hello! Thank you so much for the continued love and support! 🥰🫰❤️🙏 Really appreciate it! 😉
Your support to the local restaurants is what makes your channel interesting. Who cares about the Michelin star restaurants ❤
Thank you so very much! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
We do have a higher standard for Michelin but it’s a disappointment when it doesn’t meet that high standard 😩
Love all your videos! I’ve been binge watching all your videos all weekend. I wish you all the success with your UA-cam channel! Love from Australia! 🇦🇺
Thank you so very much! Appreciate the love and support! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
So Sweet! 🥹
อาหารท้องถิ่นน่าอร่อยหลายอย่าง ร้านมิชชลินอาจถูกปากคนให้รางวัลแต่ไม่ถูกปากเรา😅 ภาษาไทยของพวกคุณเป็นยังไงบ้าง😊 ช่วงนี้งานยุ่งมากแต่ก็มีเวลามาดูคลิปของพวกคุณ ขอให้มีความสุขมากๆและปลอดภัย❤
Makes sense. It’s coming along slowly, I think 😅. Working hard I see! Appreciate the continued love and support 🥰❤️🫰🙏
My favorite ice cream this shop is ไอศครีมไข่แข็ง (Ice Cream Kai Keng) coconut Ice cream with egg yolk.
It's a perfect combination. Have you tried it yet?
Wow! Never had egg yolk with my coconut ice cream before 😯 Interesting combo! 🤔
Guys!!! I'm Thai and I tell 'ya, we all foodies and temple people (probably 'coz we're more spiritual be in large-- at least I am like the elderlies in my extended family) on average. I don't mean that in a negative way. It's just what we pay a lot of attention to when we go touring or just looking to discover new things. This is especially when we get older (maybe me too 🙄). I'm glad you guys are foodies so you'll never be bored here in Thailand, or in Asia really.
We live to Eat! 🥰😅
Asia is extremely dangerous for foodies! There’s so many heavenly treats for us 😅😁
We have to workout extra hard!
That Mee Krob (Crispy Vermicelli) you ate isn't a Thai Fusion dish; it's an original recipe that's been around for 130 years, dating back to the time of King Rama V. The king once stopped by the canal near the restaurant for lunch, and this Mee Krob was prepared for him. Great video, by the way. 😍❤
Oh really!? Wow! That’s crazy. Don’t really see anyone else selling that…
Thank you so very much! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
Also it's better eaten with rice otherwise it's too sweet:))
Next time please try (the rice soup) or normal rice eating with many 4-6 dishes of food. There are nearly a hundred of menu available such as stir fried mince pork with chinese black olive(หมูสับผัดหนำเลี๊ยบ), stir fried clams with chilli paste(หอยลายผัดน้ำพริกเผา), stir fire pork with yellow garlic chives and egg tofu(ผัดกุยช่ายขาวเต้าหู้หมูสับ), deep fried sea bass with fish sauce( ปลากระพงทอดน้ำปลา) and a lot of delicious menus. Dont miss it as not many foreigners try it yet.
Most of the shop open after noon.
All the best❤
We did notice there were a ton of different options 😃
lovely aunties.. lovely host, ..good accent !!
100% Agree!
There's going to be a temple festival at golden mountain temple วัดภูเขาทอง from 8-17 this month.
Really? What do you do there? We might want to go. Where can we find more information?
@@ChovyTravel "Phu Khao Thong Temple Fair 2024, 8-17 November"
All Buddhists and Devotees are invited to pay homage to The Relics of The Lord Buddha.
November 8-17, 2024 Time: 6 a.m. - 12 a.m.
All Buddhists and Devotees are invited to inherit the tradition wrap red robe to Phra Borom Banphot (The Golden Mountain or Phu Khao Thong)
Pay homage to The Relics of the Load Buddha and 9 Holy things.
Bodhl. The principal Buddha image in Wat Saket, Luang Pho To, Luang Pho Dam, Phra Altharot, Luang Pho Dusit, Ancient scriptures 2,000 years old, Phra Phutthamongkol Borom Banphot (Luang Pho Duangdee, Buddha of Good Luck), Phra Phutthamongkol Suwan Banphot (Luang Pho Chokdee, Buddha of Lucky)
Experience the tradition of Thai culture 4 regions.
Joyful and Fun with Temple Fair Games, Ferris wheel, and Traditional Thal Music Performances.
The Best Thai Cultural Performances.
Dress in Traditional Thai Costume and walk around The Retro Market In the Slamese way.
Float scented candles to pay respect to The Baby Buddha. Community shops, shopping many delicious foods, -Spectacular light decorations more than 1,000,000 lights.
Wat Saket, Pom Prap Sattru Phai district, Bangkok
That looked like a fun day of exploring. Would love to have tried that red pork dish. Also I'm a big fan of strong coffee, so I would definitely want to hit up that coffee spot.
Very! You guys should definitely check them out! 🥰
You need to watch OTR for the history of these old thai dishes. 🥰
I think so 😅
A little tips about thai names written in english is that when it starts with 'Ph' most of the time you pronounce it just P. Talat Phlu would pronounce Talat Plu/Ploo, Phuket would be Puket/Pooket
Got it! Thank you for the tip! 🥰❤️🫰🙏
Locals are friendly ❤😊 Thailand amazing country 😊
Right!? 🥰
-Pronunciation Ph, In Thai words we say Ph = P not F
-You are eat fully 😂
I love the place
Thanks for the heads up 😃
@@ChovyTravel yeah I was thinking the same thing. When you see 'h' in any Thai words, most of the time the 'h' is silent.
นึกภาพ เวลา ที่คุณต้องจากประเทศไทย คุณคงจะคิดถึง ความสุข ที่ได้อยู่ประเทศไทย
Of Course! That’s why we’re here 🥰
The views around Talad Phlu looks like Bangkok 50 years ago. Back then, there were those short commercial strip-line shop houses everywhere. In fact, they were the main stay of Bangkok, with large buildings (no glass buildings even) like you see in the Sukhumvit Area very sporadically erected around the business district. Back then those shop houses were clean, with little mold-mildew though, unlike today. What a great time travel trip you guys went through. It's "Back to the Future" for you guys!!!
That’s pretty cool! Didn’t know it was still like that 50 years ago. Nice to have experienced what it was like back then 🥰🫰❤️🙏
It is rare but I love hearing you speak Korean !! 아이스크림 먹을 때 저쪽으로 가래 21:41
😁 Thank you so much! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
Didn’t even catch that until your comment 😅
16.40 You just passed another level of Yen-Ta-4 (noodles with red soup)shop.
Really good!?
@@ChovyTravel yentafo red noodle soup is good. give it a try next time you see it on the menu
Its a mix between tamarind juice and Palm sugar (Mee Krob). Fried with rice noodle.
Ahh Icic! Makes sense why it was so sweet. Thanks for letting us know! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
Red pork is what Thais call Char Siu, the same kind you see on ramen, though the Japanese make it quite a bit differently. Or you might also know it as Chinese barbecue pork, but the Thai and Chinese versions are pretty different too. Kao Moo Daeng (red pork with rice) is one of the most popular dishes in Thailand, up there with Kao Kaa Moo and Pad Krapao. Some places that sell Ba Mee (egg noodles) also serve red pork with noodles.
Absolutely delicious! 🤤 I see why it’s one of the most popular dishes 🥰
The name of the market is locally pronounced "Ta-lad-ploo". It's the filming location of the Thai/Asia's box office movie "How to make a million before grandma dies".
😃 That was a great movie! 😃
หอยทอดต้องราดซอสพริกด้วยครับ
We did a little too late 😕
Hey Chovy Family, I'm chilling on the coach with Frodo my 🐕 , salivating lol ... 😂, food looks so delish. Thai poeple are so Warm and Friendly. I would love to try Khanom Krok, the plain and the ones filled with corn and spring onion I think (please correct me if im wrong). Do you know of any places where we can eat this dessert? Thank you for the awesome trip to Talat Phlu. Enjoyed the vlog... ❤ 🇿🇦
We have yet to find a place that has excellent Khanom Krok 😅. I know they sell them in many places. We recently tried it at ICONSIAM and it was okay. Will have to keep looking 😃
Our pleasure! Thank you for joining us! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
@@ChovyTravel Great stuff, Thank you.
@@ChovyTravel The recipe for khanom krok is very simple and easy to make at home. My sister makes them just for fun, and tastes like any other khanom krok I've ever had.... all coconut creamy yummy. And if she can do it, you should be able to, too. Try making it yourself, and you can adjust the ingredient portions to your own taste.
@jojojojojojo123 hello there, 👋. Thank you. 😊.
ใกล้ตลาดพลู ควรไปเที่นยววัดปากน้ำด้วย เพียงไม่กี่นาทีเอง มีพระใหญ่สุดในกรุงเทพฯ และเป็นตำนาน
Really!? Thanks for the info! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
About Crispy Vermicelli, guys you are not the one that think about its prices, small portions and tastes. I also thought the same😂 don't worry.
Also, you might miss the right Thai desserts shop, the one that you saw a long line that tastes better and is very famous.
BTW, there are still other dishes that you might need to come and taste next time😊
🥰 We will have to check that place out next time and more 😃
Oh, you guys missed a famous food at Talad phlu it is Chive dumpling.
Was there a specific restaurant that specializes in them? We have had Chive Dumplings before and they were pretty good 😃
Michelin restaurant have a Michelin on specific menu. Not all dish are good.
Makes sense.
I've got an idea for you guys, a way to spend the day differently. Why don't you guys take a local train to Ayuddhaya. It's a slow, open air train for locals. You can enjoy the views of ancient ruins in Ayuddhaya and enjoy food on the river side and local foods that originate there-- like the Thai Cotton Candy called "Khanom Mai Fa" and "Khanom Sai Mai". Ayuddhaya also has a well known history of the Thai People fighting for their land there against the neighboring Kingdom of Burma (today Myanmar). There is even a story of the most well trained of all Muay Thai boxer, "Nai Khanom Tom" from there who fought many many Burmese boxers while Thais were in captive in Burma after being brought there after a major lost battle in Ayuddhaya. Really, if you guys love history, you'll love Ayuddhaya.
Wow! Will have to look into it. Thank you so much for the recommendation! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
สวัสดีค่ะ🙏🇹🇭
Hello! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
The red bbq pork and crispy pork belly with chinese sausage served over rice ข้าวหมูแดงหมูกรอบ is common thai dish. Costs 50 baht ($1.50 USD) eaten locally in Thailand. In a USA Thai restaurant, it would cost 495 baht, a 10x in price difference! Yes, that's right, entrees in most USA restaurants these days are $15 to $20 each, and that doesn't even include your drink, which knock you back another $5 (heck, a Starbucks drink is $8 and there is screen to tip the barrista on top of that, its getting nuts), and don't forget having to tip a server if there is table service, another potentially $2 to $10 down the drain, remember tipping etiquette in USA says 15 to 20 percent of the bill, and the stupid iPad that the server brings you with the bill defaults to 20% tip, how convenient of them. Eating out in USA is expensive these days, which is why I've had to cut down on the eating out here in USA. If i was living in Thailand, I could eat out and purchase drinks as much as I want, EVERYDAY, for every meal, without having to break the bank.
US was out of control when we were there too 😬. I know exactly what you mean. You should come to Thailand 😁
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สวัสดีครับ😊❤🎉
Hello! 🥰🫰❤️🙏
ย้ายมาอยู่เมืองไทยแล้วเหรอครับ
Not permanently, but we’re here for some time 😃.
หลานม่า😅
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what? Kanom Buang and Celine Dion??? 😄sorry for my bad hearing.
😅 It’s hard for us to understand.
@ChovyTravel she said Sarinthip, name of her shop
Not onion it's marinated garlic. And you to wrong dessert shop.the long line que is the one shop
Icic! Thank you for the clarification 😅🥰🫰❤️🙏
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Try at night, even better
Really!? Curious of how different it would look now 🤔
All words spelled ph in thai sound p, not f
Ahh! Got it! Thank you for that! 😅
Why you so handsome bro☺️
Lol thanks bro 😄😄😄