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I'm back in Bangkok after a few days of eating my way around Saigon so I thought there's no better time to search for some Thai - Vietnamese street food in Bangkok.
Today I'm heading to Baan Yuan or Vietnamese Village to eat a super rare version of Guay Jub Yuan with fish instead of pork. I have never seen these 'Vietnamese' noodles with fish anywhere and to make them even more unique, they come in chicken stock, not pork stock. This is Thailand's answer to Bánh Canh in Vietnam.
I also managed to pick up some Pak Mor (Bánh cuốn), some Bánh Beo (steamed rice cake) and some Bun Be which are kanom jeen with pork.
All in all the dishes were fantastic with nothing coming in over 60 baht - £1.40 - $1.75
Get here EARLY though. I'm talking 6.30 AM and latest 8.30 AM to see the full market.
To get to the noodle shop:
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My name’s Gary and I’ve been living in Bangkok for the past five plus years and travelling Thailand for over ten. I’m obsessed with Thai street food and it’s that obsession that led me to start this RU-vid channel. I want to share my favourite hidden spots in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand so you can fall in love with authentic, local Thai food as much as I have!
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@thaobenn6339 2 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing this video. I heard of a Vietnamese community in Bangkok, but haven't seen any vloggers showing it. I am glad you paid a visit to Saigon, where I am from, but I relocated to London.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

It's a very cool spot and I'd be interested to see what you thought of the food here. As you can tell, I'm no expert on Vietnamese food!

@WalkingTourAsia 2 года назад

Wow, I never knew there was a Vietnamese area in Bangkok, how interesting!

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Very interesting spot

@LANSIRI803 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook thank you very much gary butlerขอบคุณมาก ,แกรี่🇹🇭🇹🇭🇬🇧🇬🇧

@thumtlnguyen3626 2 года назад

@Kingxeqlaz I believe "Yuan" is Thai for "Yue" in Mandarin meaning Vietnamese.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I could be wrong but I read Yuan is how the Thais pronounced Nguyen when the first Vietnamese came from the Hue Dynasty

@tripledelight8104 2 года назад

The Vietnamese have lived in Thailand since the Ayutthaya days in the 17th century after fleeing religious persecution in their country. There are records of a Vietnamese community in the foreign quarter in Ayutthaya .In 1834 the Immaculate Conception Church was rebuilt to cater for the increasing Vietnamese population in the area. Locally the church was called Bot Ban Yuan (Vietnamese village church) In 1851, King Rama IV or King Mongkut granted land to Catholic Church to built St Francis Xavier Church which has become the center of the community in the area.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Wow, thanks. This is why I love making these videos, I learn so much from you guys!

@mtha7796 2 года назад

Yes, but very small community, the majority of Vietnamese immigrants in Thailand come to Thailand during Cold War + Vietnam war.

@antonyvaughan7808 2 года назад

This is the dish I mentioned to you, "Banh Canh Ca Loc" you can get in Danang when they fry the fresh Ca Loc (snakehead fish) separately until crispy then add to the broth/Noddles.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Yes mate, I filmed it pre conversation otherwise I’d have given you a shout out!

@francisinghels9765 2 года назад

We love your channel because you show unknown places and we can learn Thai (how to order food) etc...

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I’m glad you’re getting some use out of it 😀

@ThailandThomas 2 года назад

Thanks for the great video Gary. I did not know about Vietnam community area in Bangkok. Learn something everyday. Food looks delicious and tasty. Will have to give it a try.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I didn’t either until a while ago Thomas!

@brucewayne2773 2 года назад

Looking forward how you prepare all those ingredients, Gary. Vietnamese food is not easy to prepare and get right. It takes a lot of having the right ingredients and just the right amount of it to get it dialed in. Vietnamese dipping fish sauce, 1 part of good quality fish sauce, 1 part of lemon or lime, 1 part sugar and 1 part water.( exact amounts) Add chilies, garlic as you like it. That's my recipe and it works every time.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I'll be practising a lot! I feel the only thing I can make properly in Bun Thit Noung. Thanks for the recipe!

@dougg8167 2 года назад

another very cool vid Gary. 10/10 on finding that block of restaurants

@houstonsms 2 года назад

Banh cuon is one of my favorite viet dishes! I'd love to try the thai version!

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Such a great dish isn’t it?

@grantkimball8671 2 года назад

Hey Gary, yes I got the notifications of the Vietnam videos and they were great! Looking forward to seeing your cooking videos!

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@duncan4026 2 года назад

love ur video my man !! Great work

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@patbhukkanasut7772 2 года назад

Looking forward to the cooking part of the channel krap, enjoyed your Vietnam content

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thanks Pat, coming soon!

@dinkidi 2 года назад

The last time I visited this place was 20 years ago. I need to pay it a visit. Yes, bún bì is a Vietnamese dish. In fact, next time you're in Saigon you should try a regional variation call bún tằm bì with coconut cream

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I will definitely try it thanks!

@jamestruss1791 2 года назад

Hi Gary, great video again mate, always interesting and informative, like a bit of diversity. So good stuff 👍

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Nice one Jimmy mate

@lawrencesedillo4864 2 года назад

Got the notifications for the Viet vlogs, thanks!

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Glad you like them!

@sheilah8494 2 года назад

Oh! , they all look delicious, thanks for introducing these places and yummy noodles.😊😊😊

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

My pleasure as always Sheila

@Paul_G_Eats 2 года назад

Great video Gary 👍

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thanks mate!

@audreysenior7228 2 года назад

When you were talking about your Thai getting worse….hahaha so funny! We think you do so well with your Thai speaking, really enjoyed this episode!

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Haha, thanks Audrey, glad you enjoyed it

@Geoffreyboucher 2 года назад

Great video again Gary,,,,

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thank you buddy!

@lacviet3575 2 года назад

Gary, you should go to Udon Thani for Viet food in Thailand. Its the largest Viet community in LOS.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I will be going back there soon! Nakhon Phanom was also great for Vietnamese

@lacviet3575 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook yup Nakhon Phanom has a sizable Viet community as well.

@Chai_Travel 2 года назад

That was a quick visit! Good to have you back in Thailand 🏆

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Can’t stay away for long champ!

@streetfoodmagic1638 2 года назад

Looking forward to seeing you whip up a storm in your own kitchen Gary. That'll make for a nice twist to your 'already awesome' content. 🙌

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thanks buddy!

@Guichaigaming 2 года назад

Best food channel.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Glad you think so!

@gavinmohan2098 2 года назад

Another Cracking video mate. We have been to Vietnam twice and found the food good especially in Can Tho. But still Thai food takes some beating. Got flights booked for November for BKK for a three week stay dropping into Laos for 5 days while we are over there. So hopefully you will visit there soon. Keep up the good work mate. Gavin

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Cheers Gavin mate. Yeah Vietnam is unreal. I might go to Laos next week. Trying to decide between that and Laos as I only have a couple of days

@hoangyenxuannguyen5737 2 года назад

Thanks for ur vid. Would visit this next time in BK

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I hope you enjoy it!

@PradeepRaajkumar1981 2 года назад

Exclusive relaxed and cool presentation... I can feel the fish oil with chilli aroma which I experienced in Thai Diners in Melbourne,VIC-AUS Cheers, Pradeep.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Cheers mate

@Wowxoxo69 Год назад

Good job bro. . keep it real ...

@theroamingcook Год назад

Thank you bro

@yesugeibaghatur110 2 года назад

Congratulations to over 2.000.000 views 🍾🍜🥟🍱🍣🍻

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thank you brother! ❤️

@stephenlynch1791 2 года назад

Awesome video Gary , Definitely hit up Laos next , Renee and I are planing a month off to do Thailand , Laos and Vietnam so we need new places to eat , thanks mate : )

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Amazing! I think I'm going to go in a couple of weeks

@user-vc5jn2pb2m 2 года назад

Have to go soon.thanks🙏🙏

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Enjoy 😀

@monnchuon6558 2 года назад

Hey bro. You should head out to Cambodia 🇰🇭 Great Contents. Just Subscribed 😁

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thanks for the sub! Definitely headed there this year

@Cyberoverdose888 2 года назад

oh man that snakehead soup noodles would be great any day of the week!👍🙏

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Sooooo good

@ivanovichinus 2 года назад

Thanks. Unknown area to me. My local Tai Yai food shop in Mae Sai turned me on to place in Bkk that sells Tai Yai and other northern Thai food.. looks the business. ร้านใบบัว Bai Bua 5 3 Pracha Rat Bamphen Rd, Huai Khwang, Bangkok

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

You are the man! I’ll check it out

@SarisaT 2 года назад

Made me so hungry. Next time when I go back home (Thailand) I will go eat there not too far from my home 😊

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I hope you enjoy it :)

@HPDQ 2 года назад

2 years you come back here again. Enjoy your time there Gary.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@wishlist_12wishlist55 2 года назад

I think it's pretty much incredible that they are making and sun-drying sausages right there in the middle of the street of a large metropolis.. 🤩😁

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

It’s crazy right?

@wishlist_12wishlist55 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook Surely is!

@iczcream 2 года назад

Missing that area. I went to that school! 💕

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Oh wow! It's a great area

@DarkMoonNight23 2 года назад

โอ้ววว คุณกินเผ็ดเก่งมาก

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

ฝรั่งกินเผ็ดได้ครับ 😂

@bunnyhelper7791 6 месяцев назад

Vietnam is the king of noodles in south east Asia they make the best bone broth in the world

@AODEASY144 2 года назад

Thank you for Thai Subtitle

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Sorry they are not perfect na khap 🙏

@thomaslindbergMarielund 2 года назад

Ok , Nancy Chandlers "Map of Bangkok" ( visit there office , closed now sadly), Lonely Planet and likely can be handy and was the only way but Your videos are more than priceless !!!! I knew a place You can test later , let You knew soon 😎 . Thank You Gary and please continue !!!! ( Back in mars 2023 .) Thomas

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thanks Thomas, glad you are finding them useful!

@BL-db6xt 2 года назад

Bún Bì & Bún Thịt Nướng go with some of dressing sauce (fish sauce mixed with vinegar, sugar, spice, garlic & shredded carrot, the same as dipping sauce for Chả Giò (known as Nem in Nth VN), but instead of dipping, you douse it all over the dish). 32% VNmese dishes is about broths, dressing, dipping sauces. 32% is about the texture & 32% is the secret of marinating. Together, this 96% makes or breaks the name of the dish. All shall be fresh. Why the VNmse dishes are so fresh? because under VNmese sun everything would be rotten in 3 hrs or 4 without the refrigeration. There was no electricity in most parts of the country in the early 1960s, let alone household refrigerators or commercial freezers. We didn't have refrigerators until the invasion of the American G.Is in early 1960s. Whitegoods were considered as luxury back then. & as some G.I wrote in his diary to this effect: "In this hot & damped tropical climate, everything is rotten. The first 2b rotten is human flesh" (since his body was not climatised then to VN tropical climate. Should I mention mozzies, ticks, leeches, ... all welcomed the G.Is in VN back then).

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Great info thank you!

@Plamukaroy 2 года назад

with all that chili in your soup you have to be careful not to slurp, because then you have to cough. I prefer thick Tapioca noodles. I always drink the coffee boran, black and without sugar. I like the pork skin, they also use that a lot in thai dishes..oo yes ,i love Sai krok Isan to.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Sorry buddy, just had a load of comments come in from this video for some reason! Pork skin is the best!

@Plamukaroy 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook no problem Gary 🤗

@Kh-Adventure1991 2 года назад

I used to work in Thailand too

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Nice! Where in Cambodia are you now?

@suayhughes8103 2 года назад

I love to eats Thai food Gary

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Me tooooo

@streetfoodgallery3320 2 года назад

Love From india

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

❤️❤️❤️❤️

@anthonydauer 2 года назад

Bali has opened if you’re looking for more places to visit.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

One day!

@eswillie 2 года назад

Nice, Gary. I really like the Thai version of Viet dishes......a bit more umami and chilis to kick it up. Good to hear that you're getting into the written language....I never applied myself enough (as a former language major) to get it, but went with the the various oral tones. I searched online for some of the Thai domestic chili pastes, sauces and other ingredients, but most of the reviews said that they were still export versions for the US palate. I hope when you start that home cooking series, you share some of the links to ordering from over here. I still will probably only approximate the dishes, but at least it'll be a start.

@PradeepRaajkumar1981 2 года назад

Rice and Tapioca- CASSAVA nice...

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

So good mate

@PradeepRaajkumar1981 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook Lovely Similar food in Kerala and Tamilnadu... Thai Desserts and Natural food- fruits in your next forthcoming videos mate.. Cheers

@chuongtranhoang 2 года назад

Tuyệt vời ❤🇻🇳

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Cảm ơn

@streetfoodgallery3320 2 года назад

😍😍👌👌👌👌

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭❤️❤️❤️

@dougg8167 2 года назад

Give Paddy a shake and give him some hot food, might be good for a laugh, 555

@dougg8167 2 года назад

Can you find a place where they make Sai Uia Pad Krapow. I've never seen it in my travels.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I’m sure I can dig it out from somewhere

@cassytapper8886 2 года назад

Penang or KL would be good next : )

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Definitely high on the list!

@mjlee5617 2 года назад

Gary, since you like noodles a lot, perhaps you should go to Penang. There are noodles being cooked by Chinese, Indians and Malay. There are the prawn noodle soup - very popular with Malaysians and Singaporeans; the char kway teow, a fried version, slightly wet cooked with chicken egg or duck egg for more oomph. The Indians are not shabby too - they have the mak mak goreng and the Malays have their version of soup noodles too - mee bakso ( beef ball with noodle originally from Indonesia ) mee soto ( shredded chicken in broth). After eating these noodles Pasta is just ordinary . Don't get me wrong I like pasta too. Sorry advance to Italians food lovers.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Yeah Penang is high on the list for sure. I have to wait to go there with my wife though, she'd kill me if I went alone!

@mjlee5617 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook . Some of those guys still use charcoal as fuel. uh lala . KL is equally fascinating but I think in Penang, you can cover a a few eating spots in a fairly small place

@NhungNguyen-zy7ec 3 месяца назад

Those are people from Hue, Vietnam who migrated from the reign of King Nguyen Anh, not Saigon😊

@kensai9706 2 года назад

khawpeiyk sen ข้าวเปียกเส้น

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Yes, same as Laos 🇱🇦❤️

@g5magic 2 года назад

Hahah. You should ask her to add little sugar on the Thai Ice tea! Little sugar “ namtan (sugar) nouynouy( little ) “ krub. 😂

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Hahaha I did!!!!

@onalonan 2 года назад

Haha, Yes may be "Noi-Noi" or you said "Nouy-Nouy" is probably made them more afraid to put more sugar than say "Nid-noii" its a feeling. Lol Nid-noii = not much(but still have it) Noi-Noi = very less(nearly do not have it) Ps. i = sound go up ii = sound go down, low tone

@g5magic 2 года назад

@@onalonan lol . I meant Namtan noy nouy’ ( that I was supposed to write ) sorry typo. Thx for catching that ! 😂

@onalonan 2 года назад

You've made me really want to eat Vietnamese foods. Lol It's hard to find a special food youtuber like you in Thailand you really know deep about food. The wet chili are always spicier than the dry one, most Thai people called the wet one "Tum-Aeng" means made it themself or homemade because most of the wet one usually made by the restaurant, but nowadays there are a lot of people selling those kinds of homemade chili too. I'm not sure they cooked it with oil or not but they did cooked something with it to make it wet like that. It is slightly different from "Prik-Ga-reang"(Karen's Chili) which is another type of chili, the skin of karen's chili is very not smooth like normal chili, Yes it looks really similar when already finished.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Yeah for sure it was oil. Sooooooooo spicy!

@onalonan 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook for sure, look at that wet chili in your spoon, I believe it could kill a man. Lol

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@nguupham3882 2 года назад

Vì lịch sư...có số ít ngươig Viet sống ởThai

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

🇹🇭❤️🇻🇳❤️

@wattysbff 4 месяца назад

Vietnamese food hands down more wholesome, diverse and tastier than Thai food..

@sheilah8494 2 года назад

Will you come back here again for other dishes that you have not trying yet?

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I’ll be back for sure!

@lydo7799 2 года назад

Vietnam 👍

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

❤️

@HuyHoanghouston 2 года назад

they look pretty the same though banh canh in Vietnam has fatter "noodle". Moreover, there's another version of banh canh served in the middle of Vietnam where rice noodle is used instead of tapioca noodle.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I will definitely have to look out for those when I’m in Da Nang

@wangwu9299 6 месяцев назад

what time they open and close?

@TrongTran_1998 11 месяцев назад

❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰

@maiuongthihong7708 2 года назад

👍

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

🙏🙏

@arabianrichguy9828 Год назад

Bankok just mini community Biggest vietnamese community in Nakhon phanom isaan thailand the best vietnamese

@theroamingcook Год назад

Nakhon Phanom is one of my favourites

@5thPlatoon 2 года назад

GET THERE AT WHAT TIME?!?!?!? You're having a giraffe, duchess lol Soup looks great, though.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Hahahaha, my tip is just kip on a local bench on the Saturday night

@montira519 2 года назад

Next time when you order Thai tea ,try to say "waan-noi"(high tone) it means less sweet ,but if you say "wan-noi" (low tone) it means a little more sweet than usual.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Thanks so much. I'll try today 🙏

@minhhieudo2299 2 года назад

Bạn sống ở Thái Lan quen rồi nên có vẻ không phù hợp với Việt Nam nhưng cho dù sống ở Thái Lan nhưng vẫn không thể quên được món ăn Việt Nam quanh quẩn thì cũng trở về món Việt Nam

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

đồ ăn việt nam ngon

@user-ls8yf4vr5w 2 года назад

Have you come back to Thailand?

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Yeah I’m back 😎

@richiesd1 2 года назад

Where from the UK are you from? I cannot recognize your accent

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

London

@leelawrence9522 2 года назад

are they not calamuncie limes gary

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

No these are standard Thai limes. We don’t really use calamansi here.

@tructran8783 2 года назад

Where is it in Bangkok. What is the name?

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Baan Yuan, there’s a Google maps link in the description

@24doman 2 года назад

Are the people on that street Vietnamese people or Thai people?

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

It’s a mix but a lot of them are of Vietnamese decent. A lot of people here speak Vietnamese

@joohyeongson9416 2 года назад

Thailand

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

🇹🇭❤️🇹🇭❤️

@Scott65J 2 года назад

somehow YT didn't pop this one up til today......just lettin ya know

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

They’re trying to hide me again now I’m back in Bangkok 😂

@UncleHoCM 2 месяца назад

Wow. And I thought Vietnamese food was non-existent there.

@cyclonecerebrum6297 Год назад

As a Thai, Vietnamese food quite popular here bcuz of it has many greens, refreshing and healthy. Many Viet Restaurant around BKK and cities.

@theroamingcook Год назад

Yes some great ones here for sure 🇹🇭🇻🇳

@Jckcld 2 года назад

Lol i watched the part where u told p’mon “wan hnoi na kub (หวานหน่อยนะครับ)” i also thought u said pls make it sweet then i realized u said “wan noi na kub (หวานน้อยนะครับ)” which is pls make it less sweet… i think next time u can avoid the sweetness by saying “mai wan mak na kub (ไม่หวานมากนะครับ)” to avoid mishearing/misunderstanding

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I think next time I’ll just say ไม่หวานเลย 😂😂

@user-jw2bn9mo6s 2 года назад

thailand 1ts

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

❤️🇹🇭❤️🇹🇭

@arrukkikrina2755 2 года назад

as I am Thai food from around the world if it's not spicy I won't eat it Because I've been eating Thai food since birth and I'm familiar with these flavors, and when I go abroad I wasn't familiar with those foods, and I thought, why would people around the world eat so much bland food? and when I consider myself So I understood myself I can't live anywhere in the world for sure. 'Cause I'm addicted to spicy food

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

I need spicy food too!

@arrukkikrina2755 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook I'm not a very serious person. But eating spicy food is a habit. It made it difficult to go back to bland food. And I've never been sick from eating spicy food. I am 40+ now. I am still in good health. no underlying disease because besides the spicy food that I have eaten I also eat a lot of herbs. and exercise All food is balanced if eaten in the right amount.

@mr.vayupak3062 2 года назад

There are almost 40 kinds of Thai noodles. It must be better.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Soooooo many noodles 😀

@sinceritysf 2 года назад

Not sure why you ordered a Thai tea in the video promoting the Vietnamese street market. More appropriate would've been a Viet iced coffee.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Would you have a problem if I ordered a drink from another country or just because it’s Thai? For instance if I ordered a coke or a sprite?

@DiDayDiDo84 2 года назад

Bánh cuốn còn " bánh tôm" giòn đâu ? Bánh này hơi thiếu cái gì ấy ta !?

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

😭 😭 😭

@asakolu6800 2 года назад

Bánh cuốn thiếu dưa leo, giá, chả lụa, nem chua gồi thì còn gì ngon nữa

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

😭😭😭

@wangwu9299 6 месяцев назад

It is so so nothing special. Actually you missed a nice restaurant in that area. It is hard to find though. Speciality is banh hoi. Go inside the alley with the coca cola or Pepsi symbol. Then turn right when you see another alley with the sign to sell orange juice

@theroamingcook 6 месяцев назад

Thank you 👍

@wangwu9299 6 месяцев назад

suun gao gao saam sii jet saawng saawng haa haa. Close on Monday. Normal day 9 to 18. Near Metta fried pork. Restaurant has no sign except for the image of an orange juice. Order banh hoi at 90b@@theroamingcook

@mtha7796 2 года назад

khanom Jin noodles style in Thailand is adopted from Mon, not Vietnamese.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Yes but this is a Vietnamese dish. Maybe the Viet dish came from Mon as well?

@mtha7796 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook I mean only Khanom Jin noodle in Thailand was adopted from Mon to eat with our fish soup + Thai curries. Bun Cha is new Vietnamese dish to Thai people who've never been to Vietnam. Most of Vietnamese restaurants in Thailand, especially in Isan have never served this dish. This is what I clarify because you said in the video you not sure whether Khanom Jin in Thailand was from Vietnam.

@dggggg7614 2 года назад

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@theroamingcook 2 года назад

🙏 🙏 🙏

@scottthompson7232 2 года назад

Vietnamese and Japanese food is delicious. I don't like Thai food - too heavy and dense. Most of the Thai dishes seem to be the same. No thanks.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Sorry Scott, you’re of course entitled to your opinion, but where have you eaten Thai food?

@scottthompson7232 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook Bangkok in 2017. I got food poisoning from some curry dish. There are Thai restaurants in CA. I felt lethargic and bloated after Thai food. I stay away from Thai food now. It's just not my cup of tea.

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Probably not the right channel for you then bud 😂

@scottthompson7232 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook Correct. Good luck 👍

@davidwade490 2 года назад

I agree with you...our favorite cuisines in the world are 1. viet 2. italian and 3. japanese

@dggggg7614 2 года назад

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@theroamingcook 2 года назад

5555 ใช่ครับกินเยอะๆครับ

@chaub7268 2 года назад

No herds at all, the fish sauce should be on the side not in the plate

@chaub7268 2 года назад

You should eat all Vietnamese dish in Vietnam is better, the dish is not look right there at all, we eat with all the vegetables none of the dishes don’t have vegetables

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

Problem is I can't come to Vietnam every week to eat 😅

@hungcuongnguyen293 2 года назад

For me the Vietnamese food in Thailand is not as good as the original Vietnamese food in Vietnam For example , the Vietnamese Banh Canh , Banh Cuon and Bun Bi look and taste better in Vietnam than in Thailand . For me it`s normal because those Viet-Thai people have left their fatherland for soo long that they no longer have the same taste than we have in Vietnam . I bet you that they can`t even speak Vietnamese correctly . FYI there were 3 waves of Vietnamese immigration in Thailand . The first one started during the 17th century , under the Trinh`s government ( The Trinh lords were like the Shoguns in Japan at that time . They were called the Mayor of the Palace ( Chua Trinh in Vietnamese) . They were like the British Prime Minister who really ruled the country . The kings Lê just had only a honorific tittle like all the kings and queens currently in Europe , Japan and Thailand The Trinh`s administration was hereditary in the family like the monarchy . Those immigrants left VN because they were Catholic and the Trinh lords back then didn`t like the Catholics . The second wave of immigration occurred during the 19th century and the third one happened after 1975 with the wave of refugees from South VN .

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

It’s the same as anywhere I guess, generally the taste has been changed to suit local palates. I think you’d be surprised, a few people here speak Vietnamese. The name Baan Yuan (Vietnamese in Thai) comes from the surname Nguyễn I believe. Does that sound right?

@hungcuongnguyen293 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook Perhaps they can still speak a little bit of Vietnamese , but not fluently . The word Yuan means Viet in Thai . It`s not related at all to the surname Nguyên . The Chinese call Vietnam , Yue Nan

@theroamingcook 2 года назад

They can speak pretty fluently

@keepintouchthailand9983 2 года назад

For my experience and my taste I like Vietnam foods in Thailand more than the original in Vietnam. I am Thai , it's more tasty and more spicy, I used to visit Vietnam in 2019, I stay there just 5 days with 2 cities, almost are similar taste, and make me want to eat more tasty. I arrived Thailand at night and I went to Isaan restaurant by immediately😅, and all friends in our group are the same, but different restaurants. Isaan restaurant, not Vietnam restaurant, just only Thai people did the same thing when back to Thailand, and we sent our photo for the isaan foods to our group trip, nobody told but do the same thing 😅 . You may try Vietnam foods in Thailand. (It's so good for me, I like it more than in Vietnam, before I go to Vietnam, I high hope and expect the original must more yummy but after the short days I think I love Vietnam foods in Thailand, I think some menu are not different , but some menu get develop and suit for Thai.

@hungcuongnguyen293 2 года назад

@@theroamingcook Maybe some of them are from the third wave of immigration after 1975 . BTW how do you know that they can speak Vietnamese pretty fluently