Black Crab Curry & Giant Snail Salad At Koh Klang, Krabi | Slumfood Millionaire | Thailand

Krabi’s Koh Klang may be a mere eight kilometres away from its affluent mainland and tourist hotspots, but it’s a world away in reality.
Home to multi-generational fishing families, life is simple and money is tight. But they’re still eating well on the bounty that nature gives.
From black crabs captured in traps, to stingrays and giant sea snails in their fishing nets, this exotic catch is brought home and transformed into simple, nourishing dishes with the distinctive flavours of Southern Thai cuisine.
From umami fresh giant snail salads to spicy stingray stir-fries and rich, creamy crab curry, the island’s residents show that when you catch what you eat, the results can turn out to be truly amazing.
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[@WHATDOYOUWANTFROME]

This series is extremely underrated. It needs to be talked about more because not only it covers the cultural aspect of obscure province around Asia, it also covers the social aspect and bringing awareness of the reality of how this part of the world lives. I just hope they get at least a good payment out of this and not just being exploited for content

[@kshokarti]

This is not a slum, this is the real kampung life

[@dinierobson]

ikr, some ppl are just ignorant and privileged and calls this the slum lol

[@ebeneZr]

No I don’t think they really mean it’s a slum hence the millionaire…all the episodes seem to show amazing people cooking and living life in a bit more poor environment

[@ProfX501]

If the children are not getting to attend school, it’s definitely a slum lol.

[@sbn1095]

If they enjoy life and are not starving I don’t consider that a slum. It’s a simple life and I’m pretty sure they’re more happy than most

[@julesmarie8270]

Love this! These people are so lovely. They value family, hard work, living simple, and enjoy their life. It did break my heart to see the first couple and how the man worked in tourism and how he missed it so much. He was so very kind and sweet. I really loved him and his wife.

[@pippabdkso]

The guy who previously used to be a boat driver has the kindest face❤❤May God bless his family with abundance and happiness

[@nazda529]

Hmmmm tasty... this is not slum, this is the abundance of life

[@The491t]

OMG, it's not slum food, but it's fancy food! Look at that crab curry, stir-fried ray with chili paste and spicy giant snail salad, I really want that and I'm sure that it's very delicious!

[@patrickd2737]

They all look incredible and like the taste is to die for! In any "cosmopolitan" city in the world, any of the dishes made in this video would be priced at at least $25-$30 USD++ - and that's a conservative spectrum, given what restauranteurs are happy to charge these days. Blame it on labour costs or even modern day greed... but to put things into perspective, $30 USD converts to about $1000+ THB. You would be able to purchase at the very least, 20kgs of rice for that amount in Koh Klang. Certainly food for thought.

[@liyanabatrisyia946]

That fishing boat scene was sick!! Respect to the couple who had to pay this off over 30 years ❤

[@KonstiYHFlightReviews]

I was really shocked when they took 30 years to pay off the boat, maybe not 1,500 Baht per month for 30 years, that amount can buy you a Huge Double deck fishing boat in Thailand 🇹🇭

[@beverlyteh4676]

Why use the pejorative term slum? These are kampongs/villages with every day people living simple lives, finding their happiness and satisfaction wherever they can. They value family, relationships, excellent food, serving others and hard work. I admire them ☺️

[@MrNommerz]

Tbh I think it is good to use the word and show something good because it changes how people think when they hear the word slum. Don't get me wrong, there are dangerous places everywhere, but when people call an area a slum they imagine some hellish pit even though communities like the ones shown tend to exist in nearly all of them. Even if they are not friendly to outsiders or just dangerous overall.

[@nganvo840]

It's Singapore channel lol..

[@beverlyteh4676]

@@nganvo840 what does that mean?

[@nganvo840]

@@beverlyteh4676 pretty obviously they follow UK propaganda system

[@dueyduey1611]

I'm thai and I can tell you that koh klang is not slum. It's the way people living there. Their foods in this video are expensive if they're in restuarant. Actually they have better live than people living in slum in big city. Atleast they eat expensive foods almost every day. Koh klang also has many restuarant at one side of island. People usually take a boat ride about 5 min from mainland to eat fresh seafood at restuarants in koh klang.

[@jakepat8603]

I feel for that boat driver. He misses doing what he loves. I wish him and his family the best and I hope he still finds happiness in day to day life.

[@gabrielaldswastika3852]

Compared to people's daily diet that goes for processed food or highly glucose food, this so-called slum food is way more healthy-along with its delicious taste.

[@curbyourshi1056]

I'm finding it difficult to work out what characterises as a slum from this series' descriptions. I would 100% say that this is not a slum.

[@hummit]

Thanks CNA for another excellent documentary series!

[@MrWongnawa]

Interesting! I am Thai but never heard of that giant snail salad before. Would really love to try it. It looks rather fancy like sashimi the way she sliced it.

[@niraanggraeni8696]

the snail salad looks so goood

[@Bay510Area]

Yummmm 🤤

[@patrickd2737]

The subtitles say "business was not good" But in her words she actually says that the "business did not turn a profit". The preparation was very precise and her methodology was very informed. It's a shame that the lady preparing the dish found running food service in that area was not financially viable as she certainly has the talent and instinct to create outstanding food!

[@Dadum]

Thank you for making this series! Its enlightening to see the dishes and stories of the people living there.

[@windymizward4534]

i would love to try the crab curry!

[@blackwhot]

how could CNA Insider call their food Slum? their food was even more expensive than the food people living in the city used to eat

[@mylifeisalie5558]

European superiority complex

[@tarrajotarrajotarrajo9034]

More expensive than hotdog

[@skullcrusher6387]

@@mylifeisalie5558 it is from Singapore. If it ain't sinocentric, it is inferior. lol

[@ebeneZr]

Well it also says millionaire..🤔

[@niggogado]

its called millionaire slum "slum" that is not really a "slum"

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

Wow. Here we can see: They is no way to happiness - beeing happy is the way

[@anahor_nid]

Wow everything is fresh...what a life

[@hansel2001]

Looks delicious. What a simple life.

[@user-bn2ky2bt8s]

I wish can go this place one day and get the aunties cook for me the delicious foods..it looks yum!

[@boowiebear]

Crab was like…where did my other arm go. Oh well.

[@Ey798]

i wish i was your relative so i can taste that delicious black crab...🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@Bay510Area]

🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@duwaymanuitrt146]

this place is not a slum.

[@Loyt717]

Poor in earthly things but so rich with flavours 🎉

[@thaifhai]

nice khup khun. good video 👍

[@phoeberaymond8781]

I love that people can just fish a crab or a stingray out of the river and casually eat what's considered a gourmet meal in the us for lunch and it's called a slum 🙃

[@madikiestherkhiangte9884]

That looked tasty.

[@mrbabushka8715]

omaigod before mom resorted to packed coconut milk, we always do the rinsing and squelching the coconut to get the milk outta it. Those were the daysss.

[@wayneebert3278]

Lovely hardworking people.

[@animaras]

That crab dish is like masak lemak in Malaysia! so goood

[@Tegugur]

bruuuh, i could smell it while they are cooking it 😋

[@zampeada]

aroi mak!

[@August_0xf]

that foods look good actually

[@alvinmondano7957]

That crab curry looks delicious esp with freshly grated coconut milk. So exhausting thing to do. We used to eat that in our hometown. Now you cant find a good curry dish. Most people nowadays used factory packed coconut paste. Convenient but tasteless. The 2nd lady though, i think she has not achieved the grandma lvl of cooking yet, after putting the garlic accidentally in not yet properly heated frying oil @11:53. You can get scolded for that. 😅. Her fresh catch meal looks mouth-watering though.

[@bernardgoh1941]

Beside the aroi mak mak food, the people there are genuinely happy … they might not have everything in life but they r happy !

[@avishkarandika4473]

i hope they will countinue to live joyful life

[@akosiranran_8700]

Does TH have variations with accents too? The people in the video have accents different from what I used to hear from most TH videos.

[@LiTTLEPiPU]

It's Southern Thai language. They use different vocabs from the Central Thai (the Bangkok dialect), with completely different accents and intonations. As a Bangkokian, I can only understand about 60-70% of what they said in the video and had to read the English subtitles. 😂

[@tarrajotarrajotarrajo9034]

Now CNA desperately labelled everythings in asia as SLUM. ( Next slum: japan,spore & korea )

[@edwardmanatad8622]

That crab curry is very expensive in rstaurants.

[@anasplus4241]

Look like Indonesian island/Malay people with Thai language.

[@yasirmir3413]

Is there anyway way to get in touch with these families would like to help?

[@oasisdates4102]

This is real food and expensive one, y called slumfood

[@42_10_]

their food was more expensive than ours. This is not a slum.

[@teenchai]

The last one look like Lou Sang.

[@sokapokvic2514]

Slum food but every meal they ate cost around $20-30 USD while people who living in the city are crying for.🤣

[@skullcrusher6387]

this is kampung

[@artchan5031]

Slum? Is there something I'm not understanding? These individuals have more wealth than the majority of people in Thailand. The meal they are preparing is typically only available at high-end restaurants. It's virtually impossible to purchase property on that island since it's considered priceless. In today's world, misconceptions and misunderstandings about various issues and events are rampant. One such misunderstanding was captured in a video in which an individual visits a community that was referred to as a "slum." The individual, upon visiting the community, expressed surprise at the living conditions and the apparent wealth of the residents. The person in the video assumed that a "slum" was only meant to be associated with poverty and squalor. However, this assumption is incorrect and can be harmful.

[@zainabhussin3914]

CNA simply label a place slum. And whats this got to do with the title slumfood millionaire

[@Kartose1]

What i eat everyday was slum than them literally 😅

[@jeremyooi1996]

majority of the residents of koh klang are actually the descendants of kelantanese malay from Kelantan located in the Northeast of Peninsular Malaysia..

[@mnasrul]

no... They are native malay (kedahan descent) in Krabi province.. no related to kelantan.

[@lookshup1]

Did they know you call their food slumfood?

[@user-pm9uv6ty4o]

Astonishing Crab, Ray and Snail delicacies right here and just called it a slumfood :( This is Fine Course Meal worth hundreds of dollars and here is am eating Junk Food while working on a full scale 8 hours a day in 6 days a week. Mehhh.....

[@user-gn1oy3pe2x]

How can CRAB and snails be SLUM food ??

[@alyssapachuau]

She just chopped those live crabs in half ! Couldn’t watch after that.

[@monkeyking69]

Hygiene should not be compromised whether its in the city or in the slum. Indians, please take note.

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

... You are a racist !!! Shame on you !!!

[@babayaga164]

The content is great but can you please make the subtitle size larger.