10 Exotic Thai Fruits You Must Try! - Or Tor Kor market - Thailand🇹🇭

[@opalstoryofficial]

What’s your favorite ?❤

[@toyshanger8945]

Mangosteen or mango probably

[@AnyFishKiller]

Mangosteen hands down

[@sittisakJack]

Mangosteens, Lychee

[@thaitraveller77]

Mango, Mangosteen and Durian.

[@kyonsy7]

Mangosteen n°1!!

[@LonglingEriksen]

Your Granny (s) are lovely. I would love to see her cook. Sorry about her loss of her sister. This time i liked your video much more as I am a vegan.

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thank you so much

[@G-FunkDeluxe]

This was great and you should definitely make more videos with your wonderful granny! Bangkok has a million incredible markets but something about Or Tor Kor is always so particularly bright and happy and as a falang with limited Thai language, the aunties are always so friendly and helpful to me

[@mikescarpelli461]

Opal, this is absolutely one of your best! I love the interactions with your granny, and yes, do more; watching you learn to cook with your granny would be life changing for you and great to watch. The interactions would be wonderful. 👍👍👍

[@shinymystery]

This video brought a smile to my face. I ADORED going to Or Tor Kor market when I was in Thailand almost 2 years ago. I'm a fruit addict so I tried and loved all the fruits that you showed here. Brought back so many memories. Would love to come back to Thailand next month but I only have about 10 days of time off from work where I would love to stay there for one month lol! Thanks for sharing and lovely to see your granny. Definitely do a cooking video with her.

[@opalstoryofficial]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@derekkhoo679]

Hi Opal, another lovely video, adorable granny. Thank you and granny for introducing us to the yummy Thai fruits 😋

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thank you for watching ❤

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thank you so much❤❤❤

[@jenniferyan5556]

Sweet grandma ❤️. Will love to watch her cooking . All the fruits looks delicious . Thanks for sharing

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thank you so much

[@sk8guitardrums]

Love Thai fruits, one of the best parts of Thailand aside of the weather, swimming in tropical waters, culture, people & architecture is Thai Food. maybe you can do some traditional Thai dishes, like the curries and see which is best? i like "kaeng khiao wan" Thai Green curry with Tofu, medium or normal level of spice. Also another idea for future video could be "types of root crops / vegetable" you have to love the Thai Yam (purple yam) Thank you for all your wonderful videos, very well presented.

[@hillary_zarK]

I loved all the fruits in your video! My top pick is lychee because I adore sweet and sour flavors, followed by durian. That market looks amazing with high-quality fruits, even if they're a bit pricey. It's wonderful to see you spending quality time with your grannies and sister. I also would love to see your granny special dishes.

[@sunnysmile5427]

For those interested to visit Or Tor Kor Market for the first time, the market is just across the road from the popular Chatuchak Weekend Market.

[@opalstoryofficial]

That's right❤️ I forgot to mention😆. Thank you

[@Emilysrichala.]

Wow i need to try these fruits! I have never tried sugar apple ❤❤❤❤

[@opalstoryofficial]

you will love it😆

[@ktomkt]

So wholesome :) i would lobpve to see some cooking videos of your grandma sounds heart warming

[@opalstoryofficial]

Noted ka. I’m so happy you like her❤

[@Sim.L]

Sugar apple is called custard apple in Australia. Best wishes, Opal.

[@ChovyTravel]

This was such a wholesome video ❤ You spending time with your grandma is really sweet 🥹 We just went to Or Tor Kor and tried our VERY FIRST DURIAN 😅 It’s an amazing market with awesome people!! Enjoyed watching your video!

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thank you❤ Did you like the Durian?

[@ChovyTravel]

@@opalstoryofficial we should’ve watched your video before filming ours! We could’ve tried more fruits (learned so much from your video!) Thank you so much!

[@mikeayon7136]

Thanks Opal, Or Tor Kor by far has the best fruit. Mangosteens are my favorite ;)

[@opalstoryofficial]

The best!

[@Kong_chailand_Bangkok]

Congratulations wish you happiness ❤🎉

[@opalstoryofficial]

You too❤❤❤

[@NSIntan]

It's a good idea your granny cook thai food. Please give the recipe and step by step how to cook. I amn't thai but very like thai food. Thx

[@Dinamusurmonova]

I love you video so munch I watch you every day ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@opalstoryofficial]

I only post once a week😂😂😂

[@NP_M_I]

Wonderful video (slurp😂) ...I am a fruit lover and a planning a trip to Bangkok, so this is very useful, especially the information that these fruits are usually available in the rainy season. I will be changing my plans now as I was initially planning it in the winter.😊 We have Lychee in my country and can share that you find it sour as you are picking the red ones. Go for the brown ones....they are as sweet as longans.😊 Also, the sandy texture you find in lamut....you should avoid eating the white portion next to the seed... that's where it comes from. I could not see the difference between Longkong and Longan. Could you please explain?. Great tips on selecting mangosteen. Would be great to know the particular shop you buy it from 😅

[@vr2qu611]

ช่วงนี้ดูแต่ช่องพี่เลย พี่พูดอิ้งได้ชัดเจนมากๆ ฟังง่าย ฟังไปฝึกฟังไปครับ

[@LeoChinHo-j5v]

Rayong harvest season now for durain,rambutan ,mangosteen and others.

[@opalstoryofficial]

❤️❤️❤️

[@samsbodhitree]

Cooking with Grannie show= awesome

[@opalstoryofficial]

Coming right up❤

[@KoiHo-h9h]

Another great show. Opal. Why don't you have a series of learning cooking with Grandma?

[@louislim6530]

I love sapodilla as well, and yes it not easy to find. In Singapore we call it chiku. One vote from me for Grandma's cooking videos!

[@pitmasterc5324]

The Fruit looks delicious

[@opalstoryofficial]

they are❤️

[@ramenpharmacist]

wow so many never seen before... ok will look for this sappodilla in july 👀

[@opalstoryofficial]

You must!❤️

[@RustyHeart2Heart]

Noi naa is sugar apple or custard apple

[@kimiwa_lisa3122]

ติดตามเลยค่ะ ชอบ❤

[@opalstoryofficial]

ขอบคุณค่า

[@adarshdasrapuria5090]

What is the price of mangosteen & where can we get the best quality?

[@Jebat1985]

My granny raised me herself too..god rest her soul..great content yet again Opal..wish u the best..by the way what happened to palm's hair?😂

[@narongchanamatcha7925]

เยี่ยมเลยที่มีคนไทยทำคลิปท่องเที่ยวที่ใช้ภาษาอังกฤษทั้งสนุกและได้ฝึกภาษาไปในตัว กดติดตามแล้วครับ🎉🎉🎉

[@nigelwong5338]

alot of fruits mostly can be found in southeast asian country. but of course thailand fruits mostly is very sweet and delicious like sa-po rod pineapple

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thanks for the info❤️❤️❤️

[@bethhelmey2311]

in Jamaica the sugar apple is 'sweet sap'

[@douglasyong6939]

How about a series on typical dishes local Thais cook at home, with your grandmother of course..

[@opalstoryofficial]

That sounds like a great idea! thank you❤️

[@izlandsisterztv8792]

Aaawww such a sweet wholesome video with granny and family. I will be in Phuket in a couple of days and wonder if this fruit market is in that area. I’m a sucker for fruits and love to visit fruit markets on my travels.

[@Penny1321]

Definitely , would love to see you gran cook.

[@le-daniel]

Please make some cooking videos with Grandma!

[@JeffTnSD]

Hi Opal. I’ve been watching your channel for awhile but this is the first time I comment. Always enjoy your videos. I want to let you know that I would love to see videos of your Granny cooking if she would like to teach us. Thanks.

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thank you so much❤️. Yes, she loves to show us her cooking 🇹🇭

[@ositofreitas]

I also love a fruit that is called lang sat that looks like longgon but flavor is sour/sweet like grapefruit. Please have granny cook

[@stuartknight4758]

Were are staying at siam@siam is this a good location

[@tedleonard8068]

What a great video Opal. I felt like I was shopping with you all and tasting the goods. I would love to watch you and your granny cooking. So sorry to hear about her sister. 🙏

[@kohila1235]

Hey there granny's little girl! I wanna try all of these😍It would make a cute vlog it you film your grandma cooking🥰

[@opalstoryofficial]

I will soon❤️❤️❤️

[@jackphoka7894]

ดูเพราะความ น่ารักของน้องเลยครับ...ถ้าทำซับไทยคงได้ฐานแฟนคลับอีกเยอะเลย.,.กดติดตามให้นะครับ

[@brianrogers549]

Opal, it's really lovely to be meeting your family members. I would like to see your Granny cook her signature dish's😍 My fav fruits to eat in Thailand are Mangos, Durian and Dragon Fruit (Breakfast Fav) but they are all good😋😋😋😋. Great VDO look forward to next week's story❤👍

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thank you, Brian! I already filmed her signature dish. Stay tuned❤️

[@bobbywoo2957]

Noi na is called Custard Apple

[@JanDuursma]

Nice video ladies. I will be in Thailand next year and I will try some 😊

[@namine8]

Another great video, mangosteen is the best! I’d love to see Granny’s cooking show in a future video! ☺️

[@opalstoryofficial]

Coming soon! Thanks for watching ka❤️

[@Malini108]

Could you do a video about tipping in Thailand please?

[@nuichannel6091]

Wow yummy 😊

[@NP_M_I]

Could you please create a video around vegetarian food ...both street side and what is available in markets like Or Tor Kor?😊😊

[@rubaiyatsabrin2536]

I'm in Thailand now. I would like to try those fruits.

[@thaitraveller77]

Or Tor Kor to me is the best fruit market in Bangkok- prices may be slightly higher but the quality of the fruits is outstanding! ( well not slightly, but quite- still the quality makes it up) The market is very clean too.- unlike many Thai frsh markets. Thanks for sharing! Do they still wrap the Durian in plastic foil for transportation in the MRT?

[@Klncity1997]

yeah, love to learn some thai dish

[@MR-jt2rh]

Hi, Tor kor market it’s too far for us. Any recommendations, close to Siam bts station area? Cause my wife love fruits market. 🙏🏻

[@opalstoryofficial]

It’s close to JJ market. You can access both mrt and bts ka

[@MR-jt2rh]

Thanks for replied. Coming in June!

[@MrHelsch]

I also like Noina which we call custard apple over here. Great when ripe. I love it when it ends up all over one's face. I will defo visit the market when in Bangkok this month.

[@WorldFootprints55-yq4kl]

Opal I know this must have been hard one for you to share, but I am glad you did, allof these beautiful women. Great video.

[@giacomosatta9430]

Hi Opal💕, is there someone that cook jam (or marmalade) with some of these fruits?

[@jamalgreen3056]

Thailand is the god destination for exotic fruits😅.

[@christopherlaw9184]

Noi-na is, sugar apple is also known as custard apple in some countries. Yes delicious fruits 🍉 everywhere in Thailand. Or Tor Kor market stuff is phaeng $$$$. This is a lovely video with your grandma. I was very close to my grandma too when she was alive. Yes let’s see your grandma’s cooking, I’m sure it will be delicious, exciting and informative 🥳😋

[@เทวฤทธิ์จิตรสอาด-ศ2ผ]

เห็นรอยยิ้ม คุณแล้วตกหลุมรักเลย

[@abbasmirah3349]

How much did all that fruits cost?

[@JJJJ-fs3dn]

Love all your videos. Plz ask nanny to show how to cook authentic traditional Thai cuisine.❤

[@kalyasiri]

OTOKO is Nice and Clean and many Varieties of fruits. The only flaw is EXPENSIVE. Much much expensive than the ordinary market

[@opalstoryofficial]

I agree. But all fruit are guaranteed to be very highly quality ❤

[@kalyasiri]

@opalstoryofficial Yes true. I think you should include namdokmai on the list . Most of the fruits you mentioned are available in my country too. But not namdokmai. I think it's only in Thailand

[@abbasmirah3349]

Please video her cooking ❤

[@opalstoryofficial]

I will❤️

[@simonyee5524]

Greetings from Malaysia. Love your videos. Here we call the following Sugar apple - custard apple Lamut - Ciku (Vietnamese ones are bigger) Durian same same but we have Musang King variant . I think we have the same fruits as Thailand. Mangosteen too. 😁

[@Markevans63]

Granny is Adorable... My favourite is Mangosteen 👌.. Please make some cooking shows with your lovely Granny, it would be great to see home style cooking 🙏🏽

[@opalstoryofficial]

Sure I will❤️ thanks for watching

[@nvan78]

Some interesting choices, some I am not familiar with like Salak. Like Durian in small quantities. Have a home outside Udon and we generally have more familiar fruits growing like Mango, Jackfruit, Banana, and even Rose Apple..

[@robbiemc596]

Your sugar apple we call sweetsop in Jamaica

[@opalstoryofficial]

❤❤❤

[@t3rmbdg]

There are 3 fruits, the same pronounce with my language, Salak, Longkong (we called Lengkeng), and Rambutan. Durian, also the same, but different and shorter pronounce. :)) Interesting Or To Kor. I could see that during these days, very hot ...Nice video Opal (y)

[@toyshanger8945]

Sugar apple belongs to the custard apple family. Longan is actually known as dragon’s eye because if if you bite half into the fresh you will see the seed in the centre looking like an eye. Durian I preferred the Malaysian version as it was how I grew up eating and is normally a softer texture and stronger taste than the Thai ones.

[@mahendravithalani2919]

Every 3 year I come Bangkok stay 2 week and eat 100 kg mangosteen only

[@opalstoryofficial]

😆😆😆

[@TomNora-bk4sf]

Please make some cooking videos with your granny.

[@stuartknight4758]

Will these fruits be there mid may as we will be there 2025

[@opalstoryofficial]

Yep. Enjoy!

[@umamohan-kq3nd]

Rainy season means what months??

[@Letzzgoooo]

I thought this video was on Thai fruits. These fruits can be found at different part of Asis too ppl

[@MoSungMinHH]

custard apple, that noi-na kind of tastes like a vanilla custard cream infused with apple, its one of my absolute favourite fruits and its impossible to get where i live :((

[@opalstoryofficial]

where do you live?

[@MoSungMinHH]

@@opalstoryofficial I'm in Sweden, we get the fruit sometimes but it's shipped unripe and just tastes like water, looking forward to eating it later this month in Thailand!

[@MoSungMinHH]

I can confirm that it indeed was like a totally different fruit, along with all the other fruits I tried during my visit.

[@pong_aroundtheworld]

Let Her(grandma) Cook

[@opalstoryofficial]

I will🙏

[@patricktran7229]

Granny Opal ✨️✨️🫰💕

[@ratnoinamaew7822]

Puss, is there Soursop fruit in TH? This is popular in SG/MY kitten. Looks like Noina but bigger body.

[@AsherNaeem-i8l]

Why you are so sweet❤❤❤

[@안코치-v5d]

아이러브 망고스틴 두리안

[@daviddd51]

That’s custard apple

[@opalstoryofficial]

❤❤❤

[@seanlee7670]

Make a video and a memory. Give your granny a kiss.

[@opalstoryofficial]

Thank you❤ I will give her lots of 😘

[@Jirayu.Kaewprateep]

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[@xcryptik]

Different name. Just realised.

[@opalstoryofficial]

❤❤❤

[@daviddd51]

Lamut is ciku

[@ositofreitas]

Almost all fruit in Thailand are not native to Thailand. Brought over by Portuguese from mostly Brazil. Chilis too. Farang is a term used for Portuguese who brought guava.

[@marianalages5391]

Não sei porquê meu lik não tá ficando ou KZbin porquê

[@IamA1977]

🤤🤤🤤❤️

[@Dankpuffin]

Sugar apple.

[@HoiHoiYaHoi-f4x]

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@opalstoryofficial]

❤❤❤