Asia's Most Shocking Jungle Food!! Meet the Khmu People!!

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1. TALAT MUANG FUANG MARKET
ADDRESS: M448+MG7, Vientiane, Laos
INTERVIEWEE: Miss Bang
🇱🇦PING NOK (BBQ BIRD): Stuff the birds with garlic, spring onion, MSG, salt, and sugar. Grill for 15-20 minutes.
🇱🇦PING MOU (PORK TONGUE):Boil the pork tongue until cooked. Marinate with lemongrass, garlic, salt, MSG, and sugar. Grill until browned.
🇱🇦AU MAK PHET (CHILI SAUSAGE): Mix ground pork, chili, garlic, lemongrass, shallots, salt, and MSG. Stuff into casings and grill for 20 minutes.
💸PRICE: Ping Nok + Au Mak Phet - 10,000kip / $0.51 USD | Ping Mou - 20,000kip / $1.02 USD
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2. MR KHAMON’S HOME
ADDRESS: Muang Fuang
🇱🇦FERMENTED SWALLOWS: start by pounding garlic, onion, spring onion, coriander, lemongrass, and local spicy pepper into a paste. Mix the paste thoroughly with the swallows in a banana leaf, then wrap it securely and clamp it onto a bamboo skewer. Cook the wrapped dish over a fire for approximately 30 minutes until it's fully cooked and infused with the delightful flavors of the spices and herbs.
🇱🇦MONITOR LIZARD: Chop the meat of the lizard, add salt, MSG, garlic, and a bit of water to the meat. Fry the meat for 10 minutes. Boil the lizard skin for 15 minutes, then chop it and mix it with the meat. Add spring onion, galangal, lemon juice, mint, rice powder, and chili powder to the mixture. Season after cooking and mix everything together.
🇱🇦BAT IN BAMBOO TUBES: Wash the bat in water. Burn the hair of the bat, as they like the taste of the burn. Wash the bat again and cut it in half without cleaning. Mix together chilies, lemongrass, galangal (ginger), garlic, Sichuan pepper, MSG, and salt. Pound the mixture to create a paste. Pour the paste over the bat and mix it in. Add shallots, coriander, dill, spring onion, more MSG, more salt, and water. Put the bat in a bamboo tube. Add water to the bamboo tube. Cover the tube by stuffing a banana leaf in it. Cook the bat in the bamboo tube for 30 minutes.
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Hey, I’m Sonny! I’m from the US but I’ve been living in Asia for 10 years and started making food and travel videos to document my experiences. I travel to different parts of the world, hunting down and documenting the most unique food each country has to offer.
If you see any factual food errors in my videos, please feel free to politely let me know in the comments. I'm a huge fan of trying different, interesting foods in each country. My show is from a Western point of view, but more importantly, MY point of view. It is not meant to offend any person or culture.
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HOST » Sonny Side
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Your braver than me 😂😂😂

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Hi

[@beetlejuice4693]

covid was made in a lab

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Hello my friends ❤❤❤❤❤

[@dilshansandakalum3666]

I watch his videos before i eat just to make me more hungry 😂

[@djjaewon]

As a child born of this war, this episode made me emotional especially when Yia started talking about his parents, Laos, and the war. My dad was also in the military and the story Yia told is similar to the stories my parents told to me. I miss my parents more watching this video. My dad was also a great cook.

[@erinmulder2016]

im glad he brought you joy! im sorry for your pain:(

[@g_pazzini]

war is cruel… love peace…

[@CYRUSTHEVIRUS.]

Get this Hmong dude off the show he ain't lao stop letting him represent lao people smh clowns

[@keeanmorishita8457]

did your dad ever eat bat?

[@scyther6569]

lmao war baby

[@lbanderson40]

I believe Sunny’s true value to all of us who watch is how he emphasizes the concepts of acceptance of other people, their food choices and ways of life. I also loved his guest chef’s acceptance of what his family went through. Thanks to all of u.

[@JericCelis]

Not until it starts a new pandemic....

[@revinaque1342]

​@@JericCelisThe last one came from the Wuhan Institute of Virology, most likely from not following proper sanitation guidelines. The real patient zero was an employee at the lab who somehow got themselves infected. COVID-19 didn't come from these rural villages where people have been eating the same thing for generations

[@timportfolio1062]

It’s no the choice of food what bothers me, but how they treat the animal before they consume it. I’ve been all across Asia, they don‘t care too much about the animal, it’s simply a food Ressource. I don‘t mean to insult anyone, I love the Asian countries, and met lovely people. This is simply my observation while I‘m traveling

[@alazthor13]

By far the most appreciative co-host Sonny has ever got. He's my favorite. Dude just enjoy every bit of food and Culture Laos has to offer

[@jordanfuller8555]

This is the best channel on KZbin, period. I’m a documentary addict and the production of this show blows any cable tv documentary away. His ability to bring the viewer to whatever location he is at is uncanny. Thanks for the great content man!

[@henneer9668]

Yes

[@elijahhanes3576]

What an amazing experience for your Co-Host he seems to be thoroughly enjoying his time and culture! Beautiful!

[@CYRUSTHEVIRUS.]

Co host is not even lao smh fail qnd disrespectful af to real Lao

[@elijahhanes3576]

Disrespectful???

[@elijahhanes3576]

He’s Hmong. They also come from Laos. Learn a little. Before you comment.

[@Scotland_my]

Yiavang is the perfect co-host for this. Educated pallet and some truly fascinating family history. 11/10 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@paulbloxham1068]

I am British but have lived in Laos since 1997 so as a follower of your shows I had to whatch this. Kudos to you for trying the food, showcasing life in rural villages and the country's recent history. Though I have a mate who does work in the institute of virology in Bangkok so you are welcome to the bats. 😃

[@danaketh]

This is no longer a food show. It's a documentary about different cultures and ethnic groups with main focus being their food. It's education through food and fun.

[@robertgoh1298]

Wow, I thought Faroe islands and Australia was wild. Man was I wrong... Mad respect to you and how you approach each country and the ethnic food

[@axelskull]

everybody eats whats nearby

[@juliusjumao-as8995]

There are more than Australian and faroe island of sunny video's you didn't watch 😊😊😊😊 If Australian and faroe are bizarre you are new subscriber. Watch it and enjoy while eating 😊

[@megatronmacek]

Idk I'm still pretty disturbed about the sea turtle. They're such cute gentle giants. Turtle and whale meat make me sad. They have such big soulful eyes.

[@Melontusk101]

right when you thought you've seen it all

[@leiasclaws1373]

I appreciate this show so much , not only in this episode it touches on Laotian food it also shared a part of history with the Vietnam War and the different people who were in this war

[@samwiseknows]

This is not just a food review channel...This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till l am an old lady with 24 cats.

[@whocanseeyourname3178]

How many cats you have now?

[@hellyeaa6650]

lol word

[@kushfiend559]

💯

[@samwiseknows]

24 cats now, they just keep increasing. I clearly have a problem. @@whocanseeyourname3178

[@XxXpentech30XxX]

I’ve seen this exact comment 50 times

[@lilyjasmine743]

I'm so happy that there was no institute of virology nearby so that you could share this culinary experience with us. Thank you Sonny!

[@brinkksmusic]

Food, history, comedy, travelling and beautiful friendly people in one video. Great mixture.

[@Life_42]

Agreed!

[@fancydre3447]

Yia is an excellent co-host. His family story added even more depth to an awesome episode.

[@rapidonline3603]

He talk too much 😂😂😂 Sometimes I feel like bro shut up.. Learn to be goofy. And let sony talk for bit. 😅

[@DeathHugZ]

He annoyed me. He tried too hard to love everything.

[@ntsuabnyiajxyooj2150]

​@@rapidonline3603dumbass padest

[@ntsuabnyiajxyooj2150]

​@@DeathHugZshut up padest. Lao bow down to the Chinese yuan and used the useless kip to wipe the padest ass. Lol

[@gangstarapmademedoit1]

Yia is very descriptive.. great to hear him express himself

[@poetixt9960]

A

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😋

[@CYRUSTHEVIRUS.]

That's a Chinese guy speaking for lao people smh clown show

[@jujocom]

There's definitely a lot of character development from Yia in this Laos trip. Love to see it.

[@richard2218188]

Sony is one very brave man

[@twinflowerfioretta]

I love when Sonny has a good compagnon to share outstanding unusual food, it doubles the fun and they are suffering together Lol ! the crazy food is always well prepared, so it looks at least yummy😋😆incredible what herbs and spyces can do to make every animal eatable !! Great episode in Laos, a wonderful country in SEA ❤👍Thanks !

[@elizabethrasamee5268]

Sonny, i definitely appreciate you for everything you do and puttingy people out there. Most people dont know who we are when we mention that we are KHMU people. I love all your videos but i love this one the most. Thank you!

[@bestkksser]

We should all thank Sonny for tasting all the good and WEIRD foods around the world so we don’t have too.❤️🇧🇸

[@Clacci38]

Actually he has opened my mind to taste them….🤷🏾‍♀️

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​@@Clacci38😅

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

I'd be more worried about rabies.

[@tnt5881]

You don’t have to do anything you don’t want to in life, it’s called choice. 🤙🏼

[@duchieu235]

no ones forcing you to eat bats

[@LeedleLee457]

Here's a fun fact: My mom is Hmong and was in a refugee camp in Thailand. She immigrated to the US in 1992. The previous year the movie Terminator 2 came out and apparently it was shown to the camp my mom was in. The movie scared Hmong people so much that it created a fear of going to the US, because they thought Americans were like the T-1000. According to my mom, there were a couple Hmong families that refused to go to America because of this.

[@ashleybeck607]

I am really enjoying this series with Yia. Watching him enjoy discovering these connections to his roots is delightful

[@wilhelmkrueger2458]

Love how Sonny got so excited about the catch of the bats 😊

[@rg20322]

Another great episode and love how you engage the people to understand their culture, and to also ask great questions. Yia's story about his father during the Vietnam war was astounding, and already knew of the hardships the Hmong faced after the war. I'm happy that his family was able to get out. I was a kid at the time.

[@jimmynixon5704]

I’m actually KHMU… My father also fought in the war., I had to replay it a few times when my people were mentioned during this episode. I Love this show.

[@panouthao6350]

What a positive experience. I went to Laos for almost a month. I also noticed that as little as they have, they are more happier than most people here in the states. They are full of life and happiness.

[@lizzzp]

seeing this episode really made me think of the bs “uncle roger” had to say about lao cultural food .. you never have to like it but it’s the respect you show! thank you for being respectful & show casing your experience in the homeland! 🇱🇦🙏🏽

[@karinneeskens]

What he say?

[@lizzzp]

@@karinneeskens that lao & cambodian food is basically a sh*t version of thai food

[@iksounds]

Who the hell is uncle roger? Also things some cultures eat or do really does not deserve any respect at all.

[@tardwrangler1019]

Uncle Roger is a racist and he thinks hes a spokesperson for all Asians

[@Ryusakiiii]

Yk hua persona is uncle Roger he doesn't really mean most of the things he says also in his latest video he ate lao food and he liked it as well

[@VGRCollector]

Sonny, I am consistently amazed by your videos. They are truly some of the best and most consistent content on KZbin, and I can say hands down that I look forward to every new upload. Thank you for enlightening me on the cultures of the world, and introducing me to so many different foods. Your videos have single-handedly gotten me through nursing school, and I look forward to being able to travel the world & immerse myself in other cultures. Thank you!

[@mrbalanh99]

This channel is more than a food review; it's a cultural documentary that fosters appreciation for our planet. The emotional connection to Yia's story resonates deeply, reminding us of the importance of acceptance and understanding.

[@kenthomas7471]

I just love someone who shares my passion. My goal in life is to become successful enough to travel and try all these unique foods. Nothing else calls to me like what sonny does

[@Msemilykay]

I’m Lao/Thai and I met my Khmu friends here in NC never heard of it before then and they even have a whole different language/dialect. It was so interesting to me to hear it because for the most part I understand them but some words I don’t. The older I get the more I love learning about where my family came from considering I’m first generation in America. I love seeing his videos and how educational they are for me.

[@dd-dd2co]

Man, I really respect Sonny. He has the guts to eat anything.

[@alecjoncas7764]

He’s spot on when he said “when I come to these places I don’t feel bad for these ppl, they have a strong sense of community, in touch with nature etc etc” I say this bc governments will constantly say the reason there is so much crime and violence is bc of people being poor when in reality it is how the system is set up.

[@lainet3379]

I have seen bat clouds like that, leaving Carlsbad Caverns. The sky turns dark, the sky moves in a mysterious way, and a few minutes later, it is all clear. Amazing sight, and I can’t imagine catching (or eating) them.

[@Squigglydodah]

Yiavang looks like a man that's hard to be sad around. He's so happy and grateful👍

[@punklejunk]

Bizarre bat dishes notwithstanding, this transcended food, and delved into culture and history, bringing together families that fought each other during a war decades ago. Your co-host must have experienced a sort of healing and closure by being on the same ground his father trod as a young man. The love of food and discovery has made that happen. Sunny, keep this show going, it's what we all need.

[@DreadQuinn]

I’m just happy to see lots of recipes with MSG..I had to order it online here because reasons.. It’s like gluten intolerance..yeah it exists but is way rarer than people pretend it is. If you have a allergy then I get it but I worked in a Chinese restaurant when I was 16 and MSG was in everything, it’s a great flavor enhancer.

[@yutsylavong215]

Love my people, we know how to survive by any means. Laos and proud!

[@typhoon1oon]

😭 bro your people ate even shit to survive because of wars

[@lemar5580]

I’m black and I’m proud

[@Bay510Area]

I'm a lesbian dinosaur. My species is call Lickalottapus & I'm proud.

[@wegotit2587]

@@Bay510AreaEveryone is based on reality, but you?😂 Why 🦕? Let me guess, your heart and soul?

[@wegotit2587]

@ToastyMKYour people need to do better and not kill yourselves off with drugs, not continuing family structures and stop with the made up alphabet soup delusions.

[@sarinajohnigan8340]

LOVE HOW EVERYONE COMES TOGETHER TO HELP EACH OTHER. HOW THEY GO OUT AND CATCH BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER THEN EAT.

[@flower_of_zaun]

I love bats :c but this is amazing and im always so shocked with how respectful you are when it comes to eating these different animals, and the culture that surrounds them.

[@keeanmorishita8457]

you love eating bats or just alive ones

[@Noone-l6g]

Sonny’s bat/Covid comments were hilarious

[@thevisualmemories5850]

I don't think anyone can review food like Sonny did. Love this guy. ❤

[@FPSARIF]

Congrats On 10M Sonny

[@champagne.future5248]

That Institute of Virology line was brilliant 😂

[@leenkeng1]

This is what i love about Sonny and his video...Theres always great history that follows.

[@praveenravindra5558]

Last few lines, GOLDEN! No depression, mental illness, anxiety... They live with family, community sense, have time to bond, get exercise, connect and value their food!

[@imdongozukum1979]

This channel has taught me alot, its really fascinating to learn about us (being human) of different cultures and food habits around the world. Thanks to Sonny.

[@ZevFei]

Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia was a war country, during war they hide in the jungle and they eat everything that they can catch. these food are very commons and become their traditional food there.

[@taisonmj4194]

Sonny how are you still alive? It's always a crazy experience watching your videos, I have learned so much which i would never have learned from books alone.

[@oneswagman9426]

Sonny: making another bat video Me: Ah shit, here we go again~

[@MrEckybhoy]

What's wrong with that 😂

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​@@MrEckybhoycovid

[@MrEckybhoy]

@@winzyl9546 if you actually believe that then wow 😂

[@suheetbarua496]

Who would have guessed that a group of people hunting and eating bats could be so humble and intellectual at a dinner table..!! ☺ I just love how this channel breaks a stereotypic mindset every freaking time..!! Really and truly the "Best Ever Food Review Show".

[@honeys1354]

Love my people and my home land. Thank you for showcasing the incredible food and culture of Laos, again 🩷

[@khalidkhalid7920]

love your people and your home land but your food is not for eating animal food

[@kenneybis1097]

Let's all give a big thanks for this channel, really appreciate the way you the videos are staggered so we get 2 or 3 per week sometimes

[@Locationary]

Sunny got balls of steel posting this hahaha

[@cleopatra7377]

Sonny so grossss

[@harbaouimohamedmalek3390]

Covid-19 likes this video.

[@IAmAshleyBailez]

One thing I appreciate is the nose to tail approach plus the weird parts taste the best

[@luibonbon]

That voicecrack of Sonny after he tries the bat 😅

[@funmine]

This show is my go to any day and time.

[@StreetFoodable]

Thank you so much for uploading and publishing the amazing and enjoyable content 😊😊

[@bigrickb84]

I love this show bro.

[@brucewayne2773]

We all need to appreciate a country that will eat anything that moves 😋😋👏

[@edvinflorian1931]

Probably my favorite episode.

[@MiThreeSunz]

Sonny is da bomb! He’s a food enthusiast, culturalist and historian. What’s most impressive is his openness to try anything considered edible in order to challenge and expand his palate. 👊🇨🇦

[@mirriamchangwe1658]

I love how he protected his heritage ❤

[@HFC786]

Loving the Lebanon series on the other channel!

[@funsizechao2895]

This whole episode ❤❤❤❤so much respect!!! Humbleness.... everyone!!!!!! this is the secret ❤❤ ingredient... so much respect

[@srji489]

Batman is gonna be really pissed at you, Sonny. 😂

[@anneboostrom2810]

I love all the videos with Yia co-hosting. I hope I can eat his food one day.

[@edouardetienne8172]

How to catch COVID tutorial ☝🏿😅

[@GEORGIEESPRAGERA]

hello good morning from philippines i watching very nice video

[@BexEvans]

This series of Sonny being in Loas makes me wish that I experienced even more of Loas and of the food than I tried to cram in when I was their early last year. Such a beautiful country! Amazing food and culture. ❤

[@liebs1973]

I'd 100 percent be vegetarian if I lived in Laos

[@berke2336]

THANK YOU for talking about the secret war in Cambodia and Laos, next to nobody in the US knows about what our government put these people through.

[@sacks7448]

Its amazing the animals you see on here. Some of these animals i have in my collection. Sometimes he eats animals that are hundreds or even thousands of dollars here in the US.

[@coldfiresun4707]

I love Yia on this. So happy to see him again!

[@MrChanster]

MY first reaction when I saw the Title. "Isnt this how covid started?"

[@tv-21]

Well, batman, too. Our own super vigilante

[@kenthomas7471]

It did not start from bat soup. That's a racially charged conspiracy theory.

[@LitJr]

You have your own ads for your videos? 😂 That's dope asf

[@Blackswan19874]

Sonny , as usual a great video showing all angles of the culture, their food and their history , broadening the horizons and understandings to our “ plastic processed food culture “ ! However , don’t drink the kool-aide when it comes to the origins of Covid-19 , it has been traced back to our military complex and very much a man made (lab) production, deep dive research bears this out ! Thanks again for your great show , big fan !!!

[@jorgeasaur]

These are my favorite, going with the people that know what they are doing and catching the animals for food. Shows you the process and how its also a source of food and income in the area. Loved this.

[@TheCommentK.i.N.G]

This is awesome seeing the resources being used and working as a community something the US struggles with

[@lilturbo2657]

To eat flying rodents, damn nasty

[@tommywolfe2706]

Fun fact about hunting squirrels.....the best way is called "barking"....use a large caliber and just shoot the tree near the squirrels head. It will give the squirrel a concussion.....maybe even kill it, and it falls and you can get it without blowing the little critter up with the shot.

[@SC-zo4oi]

Good review, but we all know that Covid didn’t come from bats lol. It came from a lab.

[@hanikrummihundursvin]

"Since there is no Institute of Virology in the vicinity, I feel confident" Sonny, what a Jab, you rock star of food reviewer :)

[@violetblack2026]

Bro is really out here risking his own life for our entertainment 😢 such a brave man you are Sunny ☀️

[@winzyl9546]

Not just his life.

[@cygnus-x]

That means the locals are risking their lives everyday lol

[@violetblack2026]

@@cygnus-x yeah pretty much 💀

[@nassunaagie6421]

For real this is not just a food channel, cultural ❤

[@YGSnooze]

My peoples! KHMU and proud. But Fr though Sonny you a real one. Thanks for always showing everybody how it really is back home.

[@dukeofsomething129]

Bro gonna start covid 2.0💀

[@mars1072]

Damn Chinese bats 🤣

[@cleopatra7377]

🤮

[@Clacci38]

18:13 Extremely significant fact. This show is excellent!

[@mrtripp1445]

And with that comment about the virology institute, Sonny is on the watch list 😂

[@jayvang33]

Thanks Sonny for this video! Proud of my Khmu/Hmong heritage.

[@DavidEvans_dle]

Worked for a coffee company, we received sacks of green coffee from Vietnam. (Robusta) And the product/quality just got better and better with every shipment. "Foe to Friends'… it's what Americans do in all our wars😂

[@melissadunton3534]

Not that anyone cares, but I’m going to share anyway. We all know Sonny married someone that he’s had on as a guest host…at least once. He mentioned once in a podcast interview that he only kissed one co-host and she became his wife. I just rewatched the how it’s made episode he put together. He travels to all kinds of factories, one of which is a cheese factory in Vietnam. They make fresh, artisanal cheeses. His co-host is named Hanh and she used to have a KZbin channel where she documented her single life, called Hanh Around. I think she’s his wife. There are a few reasons why I think this, but I’d wager that I’m correct. Maybe one day we’ll find out and we can wish them both congratulations on their marriage. Til then….aaaah peace! ✌🏻🥰😊

[@friendly6091]

I respect the MSG they use. Have to make this food taste good somehow!

[@Tomahawk16Romeo]

For the longest time I never knew how to exaplin to my Hmong friends what, and who Khmu people are... Im Glad to see my two worlds collide would love to see whats Chef first impresson on meeting Khmu People.

[@crystalcorbett1705]

I have had many of these foods myself n t they r actually very tasty…I myself am half Cambodian but I have a friend from grade school till this day that is loas…I go to all of her family functions…the food that is made is always amazing…if u r not use to strong flavors then u may have problems lol…I jus love the bitter spicy taste…it’s comforting to me…reminds me of my childhood

[@Catwoman1464]

I'm admiring the courage you have to try this food!

[@dariusknox4494]

Truly the Best Ever Food Review Show! Thanks.

[@poom323]

Monitor lizard is kinda super food in Thailand, especially its skin. It's illegal to hunt now, and skin alone can be sold upto around ten thousand bucks depend on condition and pattern for making luxury bag.

[@anw568]

Loving your Lao adventures