Thai Glass Noodle Salad Recipe-Yum Woon Sen

Thai Glass Noodle Salad, which in Thailand is known as yum woon sen or yam woon sen, is one of the most common and popular dishes in Thailand. It’s refreshing and makes a great summer salad and can easily be made vegan or vegetarian. Popular variations will have chicken, pork, crab, shrimp, tofu and mixed seafood.
This video has a step-by-step video tutorial for the authentic Thai yum woon sen, glass noodle salad brought to you from Good Time Restaurant on Koh Phangan, a small island in Thailand.
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[@g-muni5855]

Love yum woon sen talay salad whenever family is out for delicious Thai meal. A simple delicious refreshing dish

[@hoailinhpham4401]

Thanks for filming this dish, I saw other recipes too, but I like this one is most. More authentic.

[@LivingOverseasTV]

My pleasure 😊

[@tunstar1325]

I'm proud of my Burmese onion! 😂 hello from Burma!;

[@neilwatt8205]

I love this dish never seen it done with chilli sauce though would love to see how she makes Larb Moo another favorite of mine keep the great vlogs coming!🌶🌶🌶🌶

[@LivingOverseasTV]

Neil Watt, Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@grouphappy2914]

simple ingredients, I sure will try to cook this 😋

[@LivingOverseasTV]

Hope you enjoy!

[@ShelbyA2LA]

In the state it’s called yum talay , or yum goong looks good ! Thanks for sharing .

[@dfearon]

That looks amazing. Great video.

[@LivingOverseasTV]

Thanks so much!

[@sonnenblume603]

It's Chinese celery and not parsley or cilantro...

[@RadiantRealty]

Hmmm, fresh squid. That would be hard to find here. Such a great combination of flavors. I love trying local cuisine when we travel. So nice of her to share the recipe with us ;p

[@LivingOverseasTV]

Substitute your favorite protein for the squid and you are set. 🙂

[@vivianmorgan1368]

The green stuff after the green onion is Asian celery not Thai parsley, I believe.

[@kimdinhable]

Looks good 👍

[@coffee2112]

❤

[@sharonchi4903]

That's Celery

[@philips77778]

It is called shallot, not purple onion

[@FFLapin]

It’s Asian celery and shallot. This guy needs to get it straight.