THE MOST FAMOUS THAI RESTAURANT IN AMERICA?! - Fung Bros Food 

Love this video! Brought back a lot of memories. At one point I was the lead grill cook at Pok Pok (Kai Yang, Sateh, Sai Ua, Gung Op Wun Sen....) and finished out my time with the company as the KM of Whiskey Soda Lounge across the street. Most demanding kitchen jobs I've ever had, but I've nothing but respect for the standards and the miracles we pulled off on a daily basis.

I've been waiting for this.

I've been waiting for a Food Video for a damn long time....

The sausage, the second Thai restaurant that opened here in Fresno was a Buffet and they had the sausage and I fell in love with it.

Glad you guys like Thai food... Essan Sausage is from Essan (NE Thailand)... northern Thai sausage is Sai Oua (from N. Thailand - usually Chiang Mai region) :)

Kudos to Pok Pok's maestro; the menu here is a very fine selection of Thai street food, some of which inspired by or even straight up transferred from neighboring countries. The pork belly curry's 100% Burmese while Satay is Malay & Indo masterpiece. Those Isan dishes do not usually served side by side with Northern Thai ones like the noodle in curry, but both mingle well with the spicy salad which is Central Thai. Andy surely knows what he's doing! Salute from a Thai living in Chiang Mai!

Love you guys, keep it up!

Pok pok chicken wings are unbelievable! 🤙🏼

bro much love to you guys you guys have the best energy every video

It's a cuisine based on Northern Thai, specifically chaing mai. There are some Issan dishes but Andy gets nearly all of his ideas from Northern Thailand. Issan means Northeastern and it's a region of mostly Lao and Lao/Thai mix.

Pok Pok is the sound you make when you do the traditional Thai papaya salad with a pestle and a mortar

I remember when your videos used to make me happy. Don't even know why I clicked on your video. Never the less. Thanks for the smiles you made over the years. Signing out. Peace!

Loveeee these videos

You guys make me jealous with your food vlogs lol

Do a collab with Mark Wiens!

5:51 Lmao David really said Quavo like kwa-vo smh

You guys are pretty good at pronouncing the Thai dishes' names 😆✨👍👏

Looks absolutely yum yum for every memu .. Wow !!

This made me so happy because pok pok is my favorite place in Portland! I waited 2.5 hours on my birthday to eat there :) If anyone s ever in Portland.. GO TO POK POK

You guys should try Screen Door next time your in Portland

Lol you guys are awesome!

Looks so good!

I have been to Portland Oregon so many times and there are only two restaurants I would have to go every time. One is Pok Pok, and the other one is Saburos sushi. Saburos usually has a long line so we usually go there 30-45 mins before it opens and wait in the line. I have been to Japan couple times and I'm telling you Saburos is comparable to one of the best sushi restaurants in Japan.

Pok Pok wings and the pork belly curry are fire!

I would recommend Thai place in Bakersfield called Siam Iyara Thai & Fusion Restaurant. Their food was like 👍🏻🔥🔥🔥 bomb! Its authentic Thai plus they have fusion part which is soft shell crab curry, and garlic sauce. And they also have a lot other interesting dishes for people to cry. Highly recommended!

You guys always make me hungry!! :-( :-(

"I just got so excited i put a piece of ice on my plate" lmao

I want to know when the fung brothers are going to do a video on Jamaican food.

You guys should check out Woody wings and things in Westminster, CO. They have variety type of food;like Cambodian, Thai, Loas, Vietnamese, wings, and Chinese. It's a one stop shop!!

I would like you to come to Australia (mainly Brisbane) to come and try my uncle's restaurant. They serve yo authentic home style thai cuisines.

Lotus of Siam in Vegas is pretty good too

I haven't tried any of these food but I want to try all of them.

Hello FB, this restaurant is I think about a full 10 years old. They first opened a wings place in NYC lower east side afterwards. Remember long lines and only take out. Think the restaurant's entrees were meant be similar to Thailand's street food. The chef took time to learn. Was there a papaya salad - that was a really one there. Elle for rice dessert

Informative.

"Get focused immediately" Freestyle Friday with Jin?! :)

luv ya guys

Please try ichiran Ramen ! 😍😍

you have to try Som-Tam ,Larb and Nam tok moo

I literally live like a block from pokpok on Division St. Man, I wonder if they're still in Portland. Please do a meet and greet!!!

Bring back the BACK TO SCHOOL MAKEOVER Pleaseee!!!!!

Food looks fire🔥

Did I just miss it or you actually didn't introduce your guest today? I was expecting "you know we cannot have Thai food without our Thai friend xxx"

As a Thai, this place is authentic approved lol might be the most authentic looking food around

Frank's noodle house in Portland! LOVE pok poks wings!

When you live in Thailand and don't reconize some dishes😶😂😂

Fung bros vocabulary: "sweet,salty,tangy,spicy"

Try Little Luccas in San Bruno, CA. Best sandwich ever...and affordable

You should try Monta in Dallas, Texas

bruh!!!! Pok Pok is my jam! 😍😋 I live in Oregon but too far from pok pok so when we go up north ITS ON 😍 Ike's wings & papaya salad w sticky rice. Omg.. you don't know until you taste it!!!

You gotta try chinese food from Mexicali, Baja California, México :)

Andrew droppin' food like steph drops threes

That pork belly is call "Geang hangley"its one of the Northern thai dish,braise for5-8hour.

You should try Salvadorian food!!!!😭😭 Or like PUPUSAS and Tamales maybe Sandwiches Salvadoreños

Ashamed to say I've never been; but I'm definitely going now! I love my city!

y'all should come to Bangkok to try the Thai food here and then compare the differences between America and Thailand

Guys @ 4:23 Isaan sausage is not from the North but is from North-Eastern Thailand, totally different foods.

I used to live walking distance from there. so good!

Love this place, love portland

Try this place Called Stone Crab there food is bomb. Its in Florida. Its amazing try it out!

pok pok is famous here in Portland, the wait time for dinner is 3 hours. pok pok offers more authentic thai food than other thai american restaurants

Fung bros... you need to try authentic in Thailand

they have one in Brooklyn too fam.

Can you guys go to a super high end restaurant like the ones in New York because there arent that many videos about the high end expect for a few videos by Kai Bent-Lee, but the videos arent very detailed about the food.

Note to major network tv executives. Ratings would do very well if they had a show.

Been a minute since the last fung bros food

Try out Fatpapas in Singapore

I went to PokPok in LA just because of the name (rude in my language) Greetings from the 🇵🇭!

Pok Pok is the name of my island in PNG. Funny to see what it means in other languages hahahahha. Food looks legit though!

The way David said quavo 😂😂

Hey Fung Bros., just a point of clarity - most of the food at Pok Pok is Northern Thai which different from Isaan food which is Northeastern Thai. But I get it - some people think all Chinese, Japanese and Korean is all the same as well. You are correct that Pok Pok is exposing the masses to more non traditional Thai flavors. Being Thai, Pok Pok is serving real deal food. Andy Ricker is aware of more authentic flavors than most Thai restaurants.

Andy ricker eats soup at Ha Vl almost every morning in SE Portland. see him eating by himself every time I'm there. Nice guy though very humble chit chatted with home couple times. He plans on opening a pok pok in so cal down the road.

have you guys tried whataburger?

yooo brian we have french toast and coffee together all dayyy

I feel you so that you like our food!!

Those wings look 🔥🔥🔥

keep coming to portland but never do a meetup :(

Looks good. I've never had Thai food before. I have nut allergies, I don't know if I can

Thai foods make me watering.

You're special guests have been cool n all, but I'm a fan of Brian. So shouts out to Brian!

The wings and catfish salad 🤤

I'm Lao and Thai and Lao r kinda the same but I LOVE the spicy papaya salad XD :3

Try Thai boat noodles

Great vids Bros. MyGOD the glorious food. BTW If you say Esan then its a Lao origin.

It's 3am. I'm hungry and then I come across this

who d fk is the 3rd guy.

I would like to say that catfish noodle dish is not just Vietnamese, is southeast Asian. Thai, Cambodia, Vietnamese, etc. just have different twist.

So we just gonna forget the way he said quavo

Ahhh, yall in Portland?? I'm literally 20 minutes out 👌 Well, now I know this place is here lmao

is there any balinese restaurant around there? if so please make a video, cheers

Your channel is way better than Richie le. Keep up the good work. Every time I watch yo vids, gets me hungry asf, but where are the honeys man.

As a person who lives in Portland, I consider myself lucky

"Wow bread!" 1:13

Yummmmmm

For y'all commenting that they're lacking the vibe or something or y'all think they're not what they were used to be bcs of this discount Richie (?) or other guest or solely bcs there ain't Richie there... Well I don't think that way. I don't think they're lacking the vibe bcs of no Richie there tho. For what I feel after watching their food vids recently compared to their previous vids esp comparing to top 3 vids (Fish n Chips, Halal Guys, Carne Asada episodes --> well it's my version tho, maybe you have ur own best food vids version), I feel it that the 'raw' excitement is quite lacking recently. Well that's hard to describe, but yeah it feels sorta that way. I also like they way they do the talk with the owner, giving some sorta info abt foods they tasted, not only abt the taste but also the background info like short history abt the foods itself (like how the Indian Food episode where the guest described the major difference between the north & south Indian cuisine, also the one they've had in fish n chip vids abt type of fish best used for fish n chips, it's pretty good to know that as for me I do like trying & enjoying foreign foods, it's part of learning the culture.... in tasty way lol) Well about Richie, there was an episode when there was no Richie in it but they still good, it was when they went strolling aroung NY hidden best places to eat with 3 or 4 friends (of mixed ethnicity, where one of them gave recommendation of places to eat foods of their nationality, it's pretty cool episode!). So, I don't think it's bcs of no Richie there. I do hope they can get their vibe back, cause when I went to States for the first time in my life, which was last year in October for a competition I would attend in Boston, I decided as my first food to 'welcome' myself is the Halal Guys (mixed chicken & beef + biryani rice) they recommended in NY. Tbh it's something that I expected it from the taste, the atmosphere, the interaction I did with the Halal Guys crews, why? Because that's the way I watched it in their video, so that way I once thanked them via Twitter, cause they're right that's one of the way to enjoy NY. So yeah I do really hope they can bring back the vibe & excitement I once used to see in their vids, but if it's the way they change, I hope they change for good. I'm still grateful for the Halal Guys recommendation, that's memorable, man. Thanks for that. Cheers, Your food vids fan from Indonesia :) #fungbrosfoodvidssinceday1

Been to Pok Pok. Honestly, I like Lotus of Siam in Las Vegas a little better.

Too bad both Pok Pok locations Oregon and NY shut down permanently due to covid 😭

I live like 20 minutes from Portland and I've never heard of this place lol

The Gai Yang looks like Isaan (North East) style. Moo satay (not Muse Tei) I think is Southern Thai influenced. The pork curry looks like Gaeng Hang Lay which is Northern Thai and so is that sausage (Sai Oua). 555 "Hoi Twat"... Hoi Tod... Central Thai, Chinese influenced. So Pok Pok does all food from the main regions of Thailand and not pure Isaan.

you guys gotta check out this place near my parent's home.. it's McDonald's. they got this burger called a double quarter pounder.. it's devine

Lotus Of Siam in Las Vegas. Hands down the best Thai restaurant in the USA