24 Hours of Eating Bizarre Laos Street Food!!

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1. CLAY POT KHAO POON
ADDRESS: Fa Tower, Chao Anou Road, Vientiane, Laos
OPERATION HOURS: 8am-3pm, Mon-Sat
🇱🇦KHAO POON PORK AND COCONUT MILK: Boil pork bones and skin to make stock, then add a special paste made from chili, onions, and garlic and cook for 1.5 hours. Next, incorporate coconut milk, fish sauce, white soya sauce, sugar, and MSG into the soup. Boil the blood cake separately and add it to the soup along with vermicelli noodles (Khao Poon). Serve with a side of coriander and herbs.
💸PRICE: 50,000kip / $2.56 USD for bowl
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2. SOMECHAI LAAD RESTAURANT
ADDRESS: GGR+R8M ບ້ານສີບຸນເຮືອງ Laos
INTERVIEWEE: Miss Somechai Livongsa
OPERATION HOURS: 8:00-14:30
🇱🇦LAAD: Clean and slice the beef meat, liver, and boiled stomachs that were cooked for 3 hours. Mix them in a bowl with powder chili, rice powder, MSG, fish sauce, gastric acid, fermented fish sauce, and bile juice. Add mint, coriander, and bean sprouts and mix well. Top with broken raw stomach pieces and serve with boiled intestine fluid (poo) sauce in a black jar.
🇱🇦SOI JOUK: Slice the beef and liver into smaller pieces. Combine the cooked stomachs with the sliced beef, sliced liver, coriander, and mint. Wrap the mixture using the raw stomachs to form a roll. Serve the roll on top of lettuce, accompanied by gastric acid sauce and coriander.
💸PRICE: Laad - 50,000kip / $2.56 USD | Soi Jouk - 70,000kip / $3.56 USD
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3. MISS SOMEDEUN KEOMANY’S HOME
🇱🇦CICADA SKEWER: Season the cicadas with pork seasoning, MSG, and salt, then grill them over fire. Serve the grilled cicadas on a stick with Hmong cabbage pickle for a delicious and unique dish.
💸PRICE: 8000kip/$0.41 USD
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4. NONG NIAW MARKET
ADDRESS: 2G2V+RGQ, Vientiane, Laos
INTERVIEWEE: Miss Somedeun Keomany
🇱🇦MAGIC BUG/STINK BUGS
💸PRICE: 60,000kip/$3.07 USD
🇱🇦BEE HONEYCOMB LARVAE
💸PRICE: 20,000kip/$1.02 USD
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[@thearabiansahara]

IRAQ 🇮🇶

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Ok 👍👍👍

[@MarkB7774]

Thanks for making such amazing videos!

[@jahvinpeters7388]

Can you come to Grenada 🎉

[@baplotnik]

dude nobody needs better help. but great video.

[@Yodayo18]

Am i the only one who eats while watching exclusively Sonny eat stuff??

[@fangfang2216]

Same

[@maybelles2sun]

this show is actually a big part of my lunch watch list haha

[@joshyycute5823]

You're not alone. I always watch while eating

[@youtubeaccount-mf6vk]

Nah I watch so I don't get hungry.

[@macxim03]

Same here

[@nguyebt511]

Dude! I’ve been patiently waiting for you to do a special on Laos 🇱🇦 street food! So glad you were able to make it happen and super grateful for the fascinating, educational, and entertaining content. Y’all are so awesome, Sonny and team!

[@thekingminn]

07:05 hair in the salad.

[@Brobi-Wan]

That harmonica playing with the rooster was one of the most genius editing transitions ever 😂🤯🔥 I hope that 2.5 seconds gets some recognition

[@annacaskey]

As a Lao Girl, thank you for showcasing our food and culture 😊

[@drawmaster77]

So nobody makes a mistake eating this 🤢🤢

[@bluee048]

Alien food so disgusting

[@hellofriend760]

🪳🪳🦗💩💩

[@nikhilsrl]

A bunch of numb nuts have responded above.

[@slow612bro5]

Yal hating. Those bugs are extreme food, what ya eat? preservatives, veggie burgers. Canned fish?. So have some respect you poop heads

[@roballen7937]

Hello Sonny from Ban Huai Sai Tai, Phetchaburi Province, Thailand!! I love your Food and Travel Videos and have been a Subscriber for several years now! ❤ I have been to Lao, as the natives pronounce it, i.e. Singular, NOT Plural, and enjoyed Vientiane several times. The street foods that I found were much like the street foods here in Thailand but not as spicy hot. Thank you all once again and please keep up these good works!! Rob Allen and Family here in Ban Huai Sai Tai, Phetchaburi Province, Thailand 🐘🐒🌴🌴🐒🐘♥️😄😄😄😎👍👍😉

[@misolgit69]

when eating foods like that Matt Zimmern used to say it has that kinda used Band Aid taste

[@lewisthompson1172]

With how varied sonny's diet is, I genuinely think he is the first human that's going to live past 200

[@nurudinnuhefendic8951]

He will have shorter lifespan

[@B3ANLXG]

i hope everyone has a good day/night !! thanks for providing this video sonny!

[@timothyphouthavong]

Minnesota Lao Right Here. ☝️🇱🇦🇺🇲

[@largefamilyreviews9]

CONGRATULATIONS......you have won a chance to make a meal that all of us would like (8 and counting, from 2 to 38)

[@Unplugged704]

Great episode Sonny! BTW- that is not bile. It’s the digestive juices/stomach acids of the cow… pre-excrement. It’s bitter and smells like sh** 😂😂😂 It must first be boiled, and seasoned

[@markwitte303]

minnesota saint paul has the highest population of hmong people outside of laos, also a huge tibeten population. and the highest somali population.

[@Succub1tchsarah]

8:30 the lizard on the wall behind him running😂😂

[@cjffoodraid8146]

I would love to go on a trip with him I would try everything he trys got to try everything at least once

[@etingiwa-osagie2059]

Great episode, but I can never try most of the things you ate in this episode lol.

[@anterth]

I just love this content.

[@dangerapple]

I like the collab ❤

[@daNki3st]

I saw aunties special ingredient. Well all Asian families have this special ingredient. See if you can notice it 7:06. 😂

[@JackJackATTACK0000]

larb my favorite

[@JohnFreakingPeanut]

I love all these exotic dishes. Raw laab with bio/poop is awesome but you pay a bad price the next day.

[@indonesianinlaos913]

welcome to Laos

[@simeon2851]

If it lives South East Asians will eat it.

[@toualee1430]

Coming through in the clutch

[@DidyXvibes]

you are so brave, even i am Lao but i never eat raw laab

[@kaisensouk]

It’s been 22 years since I left Laos, my ass needs to go back to the homeland!

[@thanos8914]

As a passport bro this is the place to be besides DR

[@jackmoua5071]

I love the raw meat and blood but I’ll pass on the live bugs lol.

[@JennyMack]

roasted bugs are good. i've cooked up june bugs and they are tasty.

[@drawmaster77]

🤢

[@jamesfarmer1523]

Some time I think the locals have fun with you

[@yeahman1756]

lmfao in a traditional hmong/laos home... bitter bile beef/xo/buffalo laab is a delicacy tapas style type of food snack where men enjoys it over some beer while butchering a fresh cow.. it's only good when made fresh and properly.. people can get sick easily if not made and consume properly. In the States Normally it is taste best on Free range, organic, only grass fed Young Angus/limousin cattles, not your typical slaughter house soy ,grain and corn fed beef cattles.

[@billdang5607]

go down to south lao ( pakse) the best food in Laos

[@DaeNooftheskys]

Hats off to you sonny. I couldn’t have done it 😂

[@Nooticus]

Its absolutely incredible that you’re giving Yia his first experience to see his heritage. Amazing!

[@ipman9165]

Wrong!

[@KermitOfWar]

​@@ipman9165 Wong!

[@Malali16]

​@@ipman9165weirdo 😂

[@debcarpenter8519]

I love Yia! So glad you've given him this opportunity to visit his homeland, Sonny. I'm looking forward to the series!!

[@masoe4687]

i like him too great energy haha

[@SourSteph]

As a Lao/Viet American girl, I Thank you Sonny for sharing our culture with the world! Love this 🫶🏼🇱🇦🇻🇳

[@slow612bro5]

Dang! You Viet and Laos!. Hello...

[@akccookingvdo]

ស្រស់ស្អាតណាស់

[@mateobaysa2055]

Beautiful culture indeed

[@arakirikilol]

Stop eat blood and Ecoly bacteria from intestin please !!!!

[@Gokenshiba]

Lao/ Thai right here

[@Silver-_-Crow]

By this point Sonny will eat anything and call it yummy 😋

[@sisirsamaddar47]

😄😅😂👍🏾

[@LimitRX]

I mean he probably does find it yummy, he's been eating a massive variety of stuff his palate must be super flexible

[@DelphiAmnestied]

or he's just being very polite

[@bronchoped]

Give the man a cucumber and he loses ut

[@dengit5490]

I am Lao American and I approve! Thank you for showing the beauty of our food culture! ❤

[@wajsp]

"Beauty" = bugs and raw blood Bruhhh

[@noswbleed]

@@wajspdon’t be ignorant

[@Walrus286]

@@noswbleedthey are literally eating bugs and boiled Buffalo shit.

[@trinininja8386]

​@@wajspsonny is choosing to eat the more extreme foods.

[@centurione6489]

@@noswbleed I may be ignorant but cow shit and roaches don't appeal to me, either.

[@k.o.sekingofswamp5539]

At what end would you stop or does your stomach dont have a limit ,😎🤢😎

[@RVPinkCoCo]

Pls come to my country CAMBODIA one day. We are near Laos, Thailand and Vietnam. We have a lot of food for you to try. Amok, Big Spider ... Etc.

[@powerademonke]

I'm full viet but grew up eating Laos food bc that's where my dad was born and imma tell you rn, that duck blood salad is one of the best things ever. Super refreshing and it pairs great with a cold Heineken. Thanks Sonny for all the love for SEA countries.

[@lemham4565]

The indigenous people won't eat their own food lol.

[@arthursibanda636]

The way sonny becomes extra generous with wierd food.😂😂 He just had to give the translator one like, if I have to eat this wierd shit you have to aswell

[@MakoRuu]

I'm so amazed that Sunny doesn't have terrible gout.

[@sirkenn]

There better be more content coming with Yia as co-host haha. Easily one of my favourite co-hosts you've had onboard

[@cc9315]

Man, am I alone when I say this show is addictive!

[@wch5193]

I started from the beginning and literally ran out of episodes to watch 😭

[@deanharrison2151]

I don't watch until another one drops

[@taylormontana7]

Definitely not alone! :)

[@QueenBluntdanae]

Very

[@rahi00001]

Sunny can eat anything and everything except cucumber

[@youtubeaccount-mf6vk]

​@@bearthedog9766That's weird

[@niamtxiv]

Hope you go to Guizhou, China one day and try traditional Hmong foods. There, you'll see the traditional Hmong foods without SEA influence

[@rtrilla]

It reminds me of my childhood… You want more? Nah I’m good…. 😂😂😂

[@justinintong4849]

Im glad sonny and his crew are doing a series here in my dads country, it reminds me of all the foods him and my mom make, and it makes me crave these dishes so bad. Im looking forward to the whole laos documentary at the end. Thank you BEFRS

[@kalobhunt9001]

I will never understand the eating of poo I’m so glad I didn’t have to grow up eating this.

[@DelphiAmnestied]

When the Nazi army invaded North Africa in 1941, the German tank drivers thought it was good luck to run over piles of camel dung. The Allies started to make fake camel dung piles and connect them to explosives that would detonate when run over by any luck-seeking tank driver. The deceit was so well planned that the Allies even put tire track marks in their fake dung piles to trick the tank drivers into plowing over them. But, camel dung in its true form would hold a life-saving secret. Soldiers were suffering greatly from dysentery and the Nazi medical corps was brought in to attempt to alleviate the outbreaks. Early on, the local nomads were thought to hold a key to the solution, because they rarely suffered from dysentery. In fact, when an outbreak of dysentery occurred, or even when slight diarrhea was experienced, the nomads would diligently follow their camels around. When a camel defecated, the nomad would quickly scoop up the dung and ingest some while it was still steaming. After close scrutiny of the dung, the corps discovered that the dung was loaded with the bacterium Bacillus subtilis. This species is in the same genus as a terribly pathogenic species, Bacillus anthracis, which causes anthrax, an often lethal respiratory disease. Bacillus subtilis, however, has since become one of those bacterial species considered “good” for humans.

[@DelphiAmnestied]

@@youtubeaccount-mf6vk promoting camel dung as an alternative medicine to cure dysentery could be a liability for the game developers

[@drawmaster77]

It looked gross 🤢 I think it's only for tourists though

[@sanjiwankiro8719]

Damn.. Its not a joke to be a traditional food revviewer. Hats off to you sunny 👏

[@hellofriend760]

My man literally ate 💩

[@sanjiwankiro8719]

@@hellofriend760 exactly 🤮

[@stavex245]

I don't understand why people eat that, it's not tasty and it must be a health risk

[@LOLIPOP119Jp]

Respect

[@chikomborerod512]

@@stavex245 u and i agree. And I'm from Africa

[@nathiphandliwe3171]

That is definitely poop and not bile!!!! 😭😭😭 Two different things!!! I thought I’d be willing to try anything at least once but I think this is where I’d draw the line 🥲

[@anonotron]

Yia seems like such a genuine nice guy. Really happy you brought him along!

[@lasaldude]

It is too early in the morning to be watching poop and digestive juices get eaten...

[@dorabuggzz]

My rule of thumb is I always try any food at least once. But that bile and raw beef one...idk man lol

[@drissaudia1323]

16:54 the blood duck dish is delicious. I know it doesn’t look like it, but taste it and you will love it. The Vietnamese eat this dish too. Not many people know how to make it too, it’s quite complex to get the blood mixture right to eat. It’s a drinking dish, paired with beer Lao, amazing combo. We also eat with with crackers and chase it with mint leaves, garlic clove and ginger pieces. Craving for it, we don’t have it at restaurants here in Australia 🇦🇺. It’s gotta be made from home.

[@B3ANLXG]

there actually is some in australia but it doesn’t taste as good unfortunately

[@quokkakola1722]

I love Yia! Fantastic opportunity for him, and great content for us, it’s a win-win.

[@tatalatsa]

Many people do not know that Northern Thai Isan food actually originated from Laos. Many people do not think Lao has its own culture and cuisine, so I think this is a great way for people to gain some cultural insight. I would love to see next time you try some of the more mainstream and common food, as it is more palatable for foreign taste usually. The more exotic dishes are great too, but it may discourage people from trying Lao cuisine if that is all that they think Lao food consist of. Thank you for this educational video and keep up the great work!

[@alditahervianto9179]

Asian food without the tattoo funny co host seems like something missing

[@MikePhoTravelVlogs]

‼️‼️ Welcome to Laos 🇱🇦 ❤❤❤ 🙏😀

[@GeorgieDs]

i think the whole country just pranked him into eating poo

[@drawmaster77]

I think it's pure tourist trap, doubt anyone actually eats most of this weird crap there

[@levernnaicker4142]

I love how the co host is relating every food item to "drinking food"...😂😂😂😂. Someone is an alcoholic 😂😂😂

[@Trinigirllilly1]

Sunny is so amazing to try this 😮. I wouldn’t have the courage. Thank you Sunny

[@kaynelevy2662]

I mean no disrespect towards the culture but man I’m glad I’m white and privileged 🤢

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

well don't accept something or someone it's not disrespect or racist just a crying of the left.

[@flagshipbowtie]

jеw dеtеcted

[@firstname__lastname]

Khao poon is my absolute favourite noodle dish of all time!! And thats going up against any pho and ramen!! The Khao Poon broth is just so complex and unique, and with all the crispy veggies and toppings 😍😍😍, it's the absolute best!! I wish i was eating it now!

[@mickeykeymoaw]

I Need Therapy For The Sanctimonious Advertising On This Channel.. I Remember When I Once Came Here For The Food, Travel and Comedy..

[@genekalutsky8813]

This is the best episode in a long time, loving it!

[@joshyycute5823]

It's not poo, it's gastric acid. It also has a less bitter version of their bile soup in the Philippines

[@DelphiAmnestied]

thanks for the precision, I wouldn't eat poop but vomit that's entirely different

[@fishingwithdavid]

this duo is so positive its awesome!

[@ScrollwithRaj755]

The ant eggs are really amazing very delicious 😋😋..

[@angelahanley9055]

This was a very interesting adventure but hard to watch I could not eat one half of what Sonny ate on this trip he is amazing . Travel safe

[@lmfoodchannel]

Nicel ❤❤❤❤😊😊

[@TimK2646]

This show really BUGS me ! Its IncrediBILE !! Let me DUCK before you hit me Sonny. Brave man for eating the insects. I think you've ingested caterpillars and snakes

[@jenelaina5665]

I've had the chef's restaurant on my wish list for when I go to Minnesota since last year and finally getting there October, here's hoping and love guest star reconnectings.

[@DelphiAmnestied]

reminds me 2 ducks 1 cup

[@LunarisDream]

It's horrifying seeing raw beef served like that. Props to you bro, hope you didn't get sick from that.

[@Hekk.]

It's not chicken. Most of beef cuts can be eaten raw and it's perfectly safe.

[@birkelandmedia]

the hair in the food at 7:08, mmmm, delicious

[@drawmaster77]

At this point the nastier it looks and the less it resembles actual human food the more Sonny is excited about it's "uniqueness" 🙄

[@Ash-ek8vb]

Shout-out to the team behind the editing and montage, your work is amazing!

[@Surv1ve_Thrive]

🇬🇧👍✨

[@BruhV52]

First!

[@jennysayaseng4521]

One day i plan on visiting my motherland again.

[@Cohowarren]

Bile and bitter foods I never have gotten used to. I avoid it in travel in SE Asia.🤮🤮🤮 The tree ants and bee larvae are so good. The bee larvae need some char to get sweet.

[@omridahari]

First

[@Emielio1]

I freaking LOVE it! i really, really, really want to visit Laos someday. For some reason I've always had an obsession with it, mainly because as a teenager I dated an Isaan girl from Thailand for a few months, and I found out they're culturally pretty similar to Laotians (according to themselves). That relationship didn't last long (it was not that much to begin with anyway), but my fascination for Laos stayed :)

[@PrimalRage-om8uz]

Thai Isaan are descendants of Lao people. Thailand took over portion of north east through war from way back in the days. So the laos people that live there became part of Thailand. Their language and culture still similar to Laos, you can tell they're different from Bangkok people.

[@akarouge]

Many Lao people moved from the eastern bank of the Mekong to the west right before the Laos was ceded to the French, one of the many factors why Isaan culture is so similar to Lao.

[@anthonypizzuti5969]

This is the first time I genuinely felt sick watching this show. The fact that the bike was poop colored too was just too much for me. Props for being able to handle it.

[@samirkejriwal3250]

Trying India most expensive food series will be huge success

[@TheOriginalChrissalsa]

Am I finally early to the comments

[@jenraynylo8634]

Nice laos🤙

[@anonymousmonkey9491]

17 years just to be turned into crispy cicada kebab, talk about a disappointing end to a long journey...

[@HFC786]

I wouldn’t eat that for a billion pounds but should be fascinating

[@jh0720]

But you’d be a bitter bile billionaire 😅

[@adrianocitoline]

Me to

[@sahasahal17]

How about 2 billion pound?

[@scruffydarealog2632]

Dude I would do a hell of a lot worse for a hell of a lot less lol

[@HFC786]

@@scruffydarealog2632 don’t let money control you!

[@manicjsvision444]

That bile looks disgusting 😭 lol 💀

[@jintran3297]

Yia Vang actually said "in the hmong way, we call this Khao bong" lol Pretty just a pronunciation of Khao Poon, which is a Lao dish. When will Yia Vang finally keep it real and acknowledge the fact that a lot of the food he claims to be hmong is actually just Lao food?

[@niamtxiv]

A lot of Hmong people know Khao Poon is Laos. It's a Laotian word.

[@ntsuabnyiajxyooj2150]

Don't get mad or jealous. Acknowledge my ass, kaopoon is not a lao name of food ok. Kao is rice, poob is drop. That's a hmong food name moron, if you want the world to Acknowledge laos foods that is called padest. Padest is the only food every household of laos have at their house ok

[@ntsuabnyiajxyooj2150]

​@@niamtxivwrong kaopoon aka qhaub poob is hmong name. Qhaub is mov and poon is poob. Is called mov poob

[@courtneyhenderson3474]

Theres a cicada festival here in indiana!! They serve cicada ice cream, deep fried cicadas, as well a cicada egg rolls and so much more

[@abilawaandamari8366]

I didn't know some americans eat cicadas, that's actually so interesting

[@courtneyhenderson3474]

@@abilawaandamari8366 Yup and all there are also other Bug eating festivals here in the states.

[@genxiong2695]

@@courtneyhenderson3474 Yup. On the east coast people here would eat opossum, squirrel, alligator, and iguana just to name a few.

[@courtneyhenderson3474]

@@genxiong2695 yes I lived in Florida for 6 years and have had most of those just not opossum and squirrel yet. But I'll add them to my bucket list!!!

[@Rekujya]

I ate a live cicada off a tree when I was in middle school as a dare and it surprisingly wasn’t bad really citrusy flavored

[@brooktanzania4201]

Sony I'm now convinced that there's some tribe out there that you shared Bread with that extinct the honeybee LOL have you ever had this before? Umm, I can't remember and I'd rather not LOL when the cook won't eat their own food.

[@razield97]

The bitter laab bile best dish ever!! 🤤🤤 And like how Yia was with the raw blood dish at first I was like that too but once I ate it it's 💣💣💣

[@ujjawalkumar4469]

Yiavang is so chilling person I liked his vibe😂

[@yeadogthazmyboi]

Interesting to see the food they eat in Laos. It’s so foreign to me. I don’t think I would be able to eat any of it. So many of the things they eat are things that are regarded as disgusting in the western world but I guess taste is subjective.

[@lansvale28]

Great video! My Lao friend invited me over for some duck pizza and it turned out to be the duck blood dish at the end. Wasn’t what I was expecting! Lao food is great. Has a proper zing to it. Nothing like some grilled Lao sausage and beef tongue with sticky rice wrapped in some lettuce and herbs. They seem to make their larb with a hero dose of heat. It’s all great drinking food

[@slow612bro5]

I comment at 24sec. I know thus gon be one of the best episodes. 2 MN natives in Southeast Asia. Great