Eating the Legendary Michelin Crab Glass Noodles in Bangkok | Somsak Pu Ob

[@patriotdefender808]

That looks fantastic! Thank you for uploading this video.

[@Fufski]

Glad you liked it!

[@howardchang6051]

Absolutely love your videos!

[@Fufski]

Thank you so much!

[@DCMBRKD]

loving these videos keep it up

[@Fufski]

Thanks, will do!

[@muhacnt7988]

Never had glass noodels After this wanna have me some

[@michaelhutchinson1713]

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[@Fufski]

Thanks! Your comment made my day!

[@JoeDiStefanoQNS]

I am ready for you to give me a food tour of Bangkok next time I come

[@Fufski]

You bet!

[@terrywu2292]

Being Chinese is the best!

[@맛탱이-e4j]

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[@tayonguyen]

what do you mean by Thai Oyster sauce? got a brand or secret name?

[@Fufski]

Oyster sauce is a classic cooking and seasoning condiments invented by the Chinese and wildly used in Asian cooking including Thailand due to its strong Chinese influence. Thai oyster sauce tends to be slightly sweeter and less salty than its Chinese counterpart. It often has a more balanced, rounded flavor that can include hints of caramel or a more pronounced sweetness. The flavor is still rich and umami-packed, but it is often milder.

[@kkj_-ry4kt]

to be specific "Ob" means baking, so "Pu Ob" = Baked Crab

[@Fufski]

Good to know! I’m expanding my Thai vocabulary

[@NirjaShresthaPradhan]

No one in line

[@Fufski]

Because I arrived before they opened

[@howardchang6051]

@@Fufski hahahahahah great response

[@Hungry_Panda]

So, it's $30 or almost 1,000 baht. That's is overpriced

[@Fufski]

Crab is very expensive in Bangkok. If you order any dish with crab, it's pretty much this price and up. A crab omelet costs around the same at the famous Jay Fai (Michelin one-star street food) and even more at some other places. So I'd say crab isn't the first thing I go for in Thailand.