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Backyard THAI FOOD Paradise! Foraging + Village Lunch with Chef Num Sakhon Nakhon, Thailand

Backyard THAI FOOD Paradise! Foraging + Village Lunch with Chef Num Sakhon Nakhon, Thailand

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UDON THANI, THAILAND - Samuay & Sons ( &, is an innovative Isan Thai food restaurant in Udon Thani, where Chef Num serves unique dishes using wild and foraged ingredients. The unique flavors, balance of all taste buds, and his herb driven - often medicinal property cuisine - is what makes it so spectacular. It was a huge honor to spend a day hanging out, eating with, and learning from Chef Num of Samuay & Sons ( & and MAK KHANG ( - two of the most exciting restaurants in Thailand. After meeting Chef Num, we immediately drove to Sakhon Nakhon, about a two and a half hour drive. We drove to a small village, at the base of a mountain known for its indiginous plant species. It s one of the villages where Chef Num goes foraging and sources ingredients. We went to the home of Chef Num Noi, a former chef at Samuay & Sons ( & ) who returned to his home and started re-growing and farming some of the rare ingredients from Sakhon Nakhon. Along with an amazing foraging trip on the moonscape mountain - tasting things along the way - the highlight of our trip to Sakhon Nakhon was lunch - well actually two lunches. First lunch we had grilled free range chicken with a chili fermented fish chili dip that was out of this world. As well as a dish called swa gai (, a chicken boil loaded with herbs like rau ram and lemongrass. It was outstanding. For the second lunch we came back from foraging and the main event of lunch was their special version of mok nor mai, a bamboo shoot packet, pounded up with loads of herbs, yangang leaves, and steamed. It was sensational, so many unbelievable layers of flavor. Foraging and eating Thai Isan food in the village with Chef Num was an amazing experience, and it was amazing to see the knowledge, though process, and respect for traditional and local culture that Chef Num has and that translates back into his modern creative dishes at his restaurants. We then drove straight back to Udon Thani, and straight to Samuay & Sons ( & ) for dinner. Keep watching Part 2 for amazing dinner at Samuay & Sons ( & )
Date: 2021-01-17

Comments and reviews: 9


Good morning Mark and family that was a great video. Thank you for the experience with the family and the foraging and the food looked very delicious and I can't wait to see the second part. I really liked the drone footage it was awesome, keep up the good work Mark and I pray that you and your family stay safe and hungry. Until then I will be looking forward to you next fun and tasty video's.
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We have lost something by living in large cities where we don t grow or gather our own food. I love foraging and I m grateful I can still do it. Berry picking is especially addictive (just one more berry, we can t stop I found a huge patch. And the satisfaction of cooking food you foraged is so satisfying!
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That's cool to see the bamboo being prepared my daughter's Japanese Grandmother used to make a delicious spicy bamboo dish and said it was a bit of a big deal to make it. Also FYI the Thai restaurant she loves to go to here in the US plays your videos a lot
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Try not to lick your fingers or putting them in your mouth while eating within a group. It s considered very bad table manners. Plus, it s disgusting and revolting.
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Wow, the introduction to this video is so mouth watering, I cant wait to see and enjoy it (and very probably become very hungry while watching it.
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Hi Mark you food contents are great and it gives a great information of food of that region and country. Its great to watch the content.
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Amazing like always. bless you.
Mark like my previous message to you. please let me know for a collaboration for Indian Street food.

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Micah and ying went hiking too strong kid and wife mark! well trained cant wait to see when micah grow. Grow into a fine man
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Could you please visit Nakhon Phanom, it's my home town in the Isan region and I think that you will love the food there.
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