Extreme Thai Street Food - CRAZY TOM YUM Late-Night Food Tour in Bangkok, Thailand

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2

Bangkok is one of the best cities in the world for street food, and in Thai extreme Thai street food tour, I met up with my friends Khun Tan and Khun Tape who are food lovers and Thai food experts. We went on an ultimate night street food tour, starting with a tuk-tuk, which I didnt even know we were going to do from the beginning. It was a thrilling night, so much Thai food, and so much fun. Later in the night we also met up with Chef Ton from Le Du: when we ate the extreme Mama instant noodles at Jay Oh. Here are all the restaurants we ate at: Sawang ( ) - To begin the night, we ate at Sawang (, a legendary restaurant in Bangkok for egg noodles and crab. You can also order their pork noodles which are delicious. I ordered ba mee kam boo, egg noodles with crab claw and the biggest size of the claw. A bit expensive, but so good - 400 THB Google map: Lim Lao Ngow Fish Ball Noodle ( ) - Known for their fresh fish balls Lim Lao Ngow Fish Ball Noodle ( ) is a street food stall in Bangkoks Chinatown. Their fishballs are delicious and bouncy. Google map: Somsak Pu Ob ( ) - One of my favorite street food stalls in Bangkok is Somsak Pu Ob (, and they specialize in mung bean noodles cooked in a pan with pork fat, spices like Sichuan pepper and black pepper, and either crab or shrimp. Its incredibly taste especially with seafood sauce. Google map: Jay Hong Worachak ( ) - One of the highlights of this Thai street food tour of Bangkok was eating kuay teow khua gai at Jay Hong Worachak (, a back alley restaurant serving the smokiest fire noodles in Bangkok. Google map: Jay Oh ) - Probably the most well known late night Bangkok street food restaurant in the city is Jay Oh, a university spot that serves an array of tasty greasy dishes. Their glorified Thai instant noodles are pretty crazy, and pretty tasty. Google map: Iam Pochana ) - Finally, to end this Thai street food tour in Bangkok we went to Iam Pochana ) to end with a simmering beef hot pot. Google map: That wraps up this extreme late night street food tour of Bangkok
Date: 2019-08-19

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Comments and reviews: 10

Clem Alcala
I have just begun watching your food videos. I get so famished when I watch your videos and I so wish I could be there visiting all these wonderful places and meeting the great people. Sometimes I have to step away from the videos before I continue to watch all those fantastic, beautiful, absolutely delicious looking meals. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing from a foodie also and a big fan of the orient.
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Shu Li
I am thinking about taking a trip to Thailand next year with my boyfriend, I love Thai food but my boyfriend is muslim, I think that will make our trip a little bit harder than normal. It seems like a lot of the dishes have pork in them or have pork fat or pork bone broth in it. I am just wondering if it will be easy to eat in Thailand without pork? Thanks
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magicalhearingman
I was just wondering, what is that noodle dish (noodles, pork, duck egg, crab cake, and greens) called at 1: 02? When I was in Bangkok someone told me it was called bamii jom palong, bamii being the noodle. Found it at the Rod Fai night market near Rama 9. Can anyone clarify this for me? I love that stuff but idk what to call it
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Solo 000
I hope very much that. you recover rapidly. I too. had health problems in the past year, though not as bad. A plant based diet has been good for me though I occasionally fall off the wagon and eat things not great for me, but still the Doctor has been impressed with my progress. Wish you the best
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Lin Phenu
wow Thais are amazing cooks so they all know to cook well? I cN'T HELP But feel bad for the crabs still alive thrown into boiling water or chopped to pieces still alive, how do people feel nothing or little towards other sentient beings, humanity guilty of glutony.
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Steven Mccullough
I love Mark Wiens Vlogs. He picks the best food and places to eat. But, I'm so jealous that he never seems to get fat. .. he disproves the old axiom that you can't have your cake and eat it too. Cheers Mark. Cob kun mak ma Gin ahan pet pet yut yat
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Roberto Villaflores
Hi mark i hope you have time to read my comment, i will be staying at pj watergate hotel, can you let me know some of the great food i can eat within this area, it will be my first time going in thailand so i want to eat foods that are amazing.
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Helen Burghardt
Hi Mark, I recently came across your vids and looove them all Very informative and 'food-tertaining' The way you eat those food makes me simply wanna go there and have them right now Continue your fantastic food journey and show us more God bless
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letitia
Mark, I'd wish you comment on the noodles, especially the ones you ate at the begging of the show. If I'm not mistaken you said egg noodles. Those noodles are my favorites. I hope I can find them here in California. That was an eat-thon Amazing
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phyllis curtis
I'm here today, to take me away from it all. Now, I'm so relaxed. I just love going places with Mark, it's always such a wonderful, happy, lighted-hearted experience. thanks for the fun. now back to real life. lol God Bless you, Mark
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