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Thai Khanom Jeen Rice Noodles and Curry on the streets of Bangkok

Thai Khanom Jeen Rice Noodles and Curry on the streets of Bangkok

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This special Christmas 2011 episode of Bangkok street food is an introduction of Thai khanom jeen rice noodles topped with coconut curry sauce and raw vegetables. It's one of my many favorite Thai breakfast dishes Khanom jeen are Thai rice vermicelli noodles that are lightly fermented so they remain soft and silky. They are best eaten with a few scoops of spicy coconut fish curry known as nam ya kati and eaten along with freshly chopped bean sprouts, cucumber, string beans, cabbage, and a few herbs and dried chillies Enjoy and Merry Christmas and Happy New Years 2011
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


I hope you'll get to try it. It's not that there aren't many delicious Khanom Jeen restaurants in and around Bangkok, but rumor has it that in some street Namya Kanom Jeen they mix tissue paper instead of using 100% fish meat in Namya Pla/Krati. I recommend Khanom Jeen Pradok because I'm from Korat and I grew up on it. But with Khanom Jeen, any kind of Namya will work.
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TheStarsprinkles I'd say some of the southern Thai dishes like southern Gaeng Som - and hot and sour fish soup (different from Bangkok style Gaeng Som. Also depending on how you order your som tam (green papaya) salad, you can get it with as many chillies as you desire. I normally ask for around 10 chillies.
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wank0r Hey, thanks for stopping by and watching. Victory Monument is a great idea, there's a great selection of street food and it's a very central location with transportation to get anywhere. Also Bangrak (Saphan Taksin) is a good area of town. but I'd say Vic Monument is one of the best.
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I just watched a few your clips and your face seems very enjoy Thai food, I think you are very very love Thai food, right? haha you awesome, cuz I think some foreigner cannot eat spicy Thai food like you Thanks for share a good part of Thailand.
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Mark by any chance do you know a rather simple way how to make the fresh rice noodles(khanom jeen) I've seen someone making it with just the rice flour and such. if you do know a simple recipe please do let me know thanks
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Yum kanom Jin, I'm from Thailand but living in NZ I'm going bacjpk home to chaing Mai in December this and can't wait to eat chaing Mai version kanom Jin with blood And pork crackling mmm aroi mak. Yak gin: )
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My mom used to make that all the time and some variations thereof. Love it. Love going to the local Thai temple here during festivals. All the Thai ladies make mad food and it's all great.
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You make my mouth water everytime i watch your videos Mark. Keep up the great awesome work mate. Next time i'm hungry i'll either eat Thai/Asian food, or just sit back and watch your videos.
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Merry Christmas Mark Hmmm looks so yummmmmmy. i can see from your face, how it taste. Muy deliciouso Oishi Bon appetitWanna see that place when i visit Thailand next year. See ya
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Thanks for all your great videos. I took some of your suggestions from your past vids on YT and used them when I was in Thailand a couple months ago and it was great. MC and HNY. Ron
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