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Epic Soft Shell Crab Curry at One Of The Best Restaurants in Bangkok - Bangkok Day 12

Epic Soft Shell Crab Curry at One Of The Best Restaurants in Bangkok - Bangkok Day 12

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Soei Restaurant ): Free eBook: T-shirts: 00: 39 Doy Kuay Teow Reua ) - To begin the day in Bangkok we started off by going to one of my favorite boat noodles restaurants in Bangkok called, Doy Kuay Teow Reua, which is located just a 10 minute walk from Victory Monument and boat noodle alley. I usually eat a few bowl of kuay teow reua sen lek nam tok, Thai boat noodles with the medium sized rice noodles - thats my favorite boat noodle noodle. Another thing they serve at the restaurant is khanom thuay, which is a bowl snack dessert made with coconut. Its quite good if you enjoy Thai desserts and sweets. 7: 33 Koh Kret ) - Open and busiest on the weekends, Koh Kret ) is an island in the middle of the Chao Phraya River just on the outside of Bangkok located in Nonthaburi at Pak Kret. From Bangkoks Victory Monument, we jumped onto a bus and we rode all the way to Pak Kret, and then from there we jumped on the back of a motorbike to save time, and then onwards to a quick ferry ride across the river and to Koh Kret. Koh Kret ) is a little bit on the Thai touristy side, its kind of like a floating market, but instead of boats and floatings, its an island market. Its a good place to just walk around and explore especially on the weekends when youre in Bangkok. Again, just like Bang Krachao, even though youre so close to Bangkok, you feel far removed. 13: 18 Soei ) Restaurant - One of my favorite restaurants in all of Bangkok and one of the best restaurants in Bangkok is Soei, located along the railroad track at Samsen station. Ive been eating at Soei ) and every time I go, I just cant get over how delicious the Thai food is. If you love spicy and flavorful Thai food, this is a must eat at restaurant. One of the dishes that very famous at Soei is kaem pla too tod, which are mackerel cheeks that are deep fried with garlic and served like crispy fish head chips. Another dish I ordered this meal at Soei was gaeng ba pla, Thai jungle curry with fish. He makes one of the best versions in Bangkok - its spicy, pungently flavorful, and packed with herbs and spices. But the ultimate dish to eat at Soei is boo neem pad pongari, soft shell crab in a Thai yellow egg curry, its EPIC, theres no other way to put it. The soft shell crab was tender and the curry was outrageously delicious, with a great flavor of yellow curry powder, and the egg making things ever richer and more flavorful. Finally another dish that I have to order every-time I eat at Soei is yam kai dao, Thai fried egg salad, and its made perfectly here. The egg is crunchy on the outside, and soft on the inside. Its just insanely delicious. Soei ) is easily one of my favorite restaurants in all of Bangkok. Full video about Soei: Blog post about Soei: 23: 05 Ratchadamnoen Stadium ) - Even though Ive been based in Bangkok since 2009, one thing I had never done is go to a Muay Thai match, and so after the best meal ever, Ying and I went to Ratchadamnoen Stadium ) for an evening of Muay Thai. It was pretty interesting, and along with the fights, the dancing rituals that go along with Muay Thai are also very interesting to see
Date: 2019-08-19

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Many years ago my husband and I were in Bangkok and we ate at a restaurant that when you went in they gave you a cart and you picked out your vegetables and your seafood. The fish was still alive flopping on the refrigerated counter. You checked out giving them your cart. We passed through a line of chefs cooking on woks flaming up while they cooked the food. We were led to an outside beautiful area with white tablecloth covered tables. When your food was cooked it arrived hot and very tasty, I had jumbo prawns and a wonderful fruit I had never seen to this day. I was wondering if that restaurant still existed. It was a wonderful experience Thank you Mark and your beautiful wife for providing the travel and food experience we could only dream of.
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hello mark how long have you lived in bangkok? my family is laos. but we spent some time in bangkok when i was three or four and now i am returning for the first time in 37 years. my mum and i are traveling back to thailand and laos. we will be there in september and stay for the month. i really enjoy your videos. but i would like a list of all the places you dined. so i can look for them when i get there. please share any advice you may have. thank you kowp kuhn kah
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I just finished a jungle curry with pork tenderloin. However, I couldnt find a couple of the ingredients here in Atlanta. (I need to keep looking) The Thai eggplant, the long beans, and even the diced Butternut squash were undercooked in my dish - at least according to the recipe I found. (Perhaps I should keep looking for another recipe as well) I know this can be a better dish than a first-timer like me cooked. So, Ill have to keep practicing and hunting. Wish me luck
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Hi Mark, I've had the same dish on many occasions Boat noodles but at a restaurant near Sukhumvit Soi 23. My wife is Thai and loves it. The place is always very busy. You should try it sometime if you are down Asoke way. To find it is very easy. Imagine you are exiting the small shopping mall where the italian restaurant Little Italy is: turn left and walk for 30 seconds, walk past the footbridge, cross the small side street and is on the corner. Enjoy: )
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Hi Mark, thats wonderful vlog you have there. Just a FYI, the 'Otung' you had there is actually an Indian sweet desert known as 'Falooda' which contains milk, kulfi, crushed nuts and dryfruits, basil seeds, sweet fruit and flower extracts and crushed ice. If you ever happen to visit Mumbai, India again then do make sure you visit 'Gulshan-E-Iran' in South-Mumbai for the best tasting faloodas. Cheers Mate: )
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WOW AWESOME I can honestly say, if I had been stationed overseas, I would NEVER leave. Mr. Weins, I sincerely relate 2 your enthusiasm over an INDESCRIBABLE fantastic meal or fruit. I twinkle my toes, fingers, & do a CRAZY happy myself I, as well, would try the untryable that stateside ppl find icky The fight was a welcoming event. KEEP ON LEANING
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Two weeks ago my girlfriend and I took a 45 minute taxi (3) to Soei and rushed to get there before 9PM. It was one of the best meals Ive ever had in my entire life. We got a ton of different dishes but by far was the Soft Shell Crab Curry. Absolutely fantastic, incredible. Amazing Thanks for the tip Mark
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Myyyyyyy goodness. I ate dinner just a bit ago, and I'm STILL salivating at the sight of that incredibly delectable curry soft shell crab dish I ADORE curry sauces Probably why Thai food is one of my favorite in the entire world. SO jealous right now lol
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I love how Mark focuses on the best food, and isnt into vested interests or being paid off by restaurants to promote them. Its interesting that some of the best food is actually from some of the cheapest most down to earth restaurants.
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This is a video from 2015, i have been watching all your videos, im so obsessed watching it now, next time when i make noodle, im going to buy pork skin, looks delicious, its time for me to sleep, its 12 at midnight but im hungry now
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