Guy Tries Some Authentic Thai Chicken Satay In Las Vegas! | Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives

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Guy Fieri heads to Las Vegas to try a special Thai treat at the authentic What's Zaap? restaurant, and falls in LOVE with the coconut-milk-marinated Chicken Satay. He then sets off to Delray Beach, Florida, to explore a mother-daughter duo joint with a heartwarming story!
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From season 37 episode 1.
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[@lisaduffy5853]

I thought Transparent was John Cryer from Two and a half men 😂

[@2223jels]

The Guy that struggles with the word AUTHENTIC is back!!

[@fffss1314]

Lived in Thailand 15 years they say Thai food is good for you but they love sugar in there food lol

[@AlphGen]

Since when was satay a thai thing

[@jonnywas2665]

Well said - there's no such thing as Thai Chicken Satay - you'll only really find Moo in Thailand, i.e. pork 'satay' skewers. Chicken Satay is Malaysian/Indonesian, so when the chef says its authentic I don't know of what he speaks!

[@illusionxmuta]

since never

[@wernerhaase2632]

Ich habe kein grill zu nach machen !!😊😊😊

[@The00737]

That much safrron she added for that barely one spoon over the spicy fish dish, for what. That saffron is 100% fake so she added that much. It's as much valuable as half of the cost of entire other stuff.

[@paulsargeant3764]

First 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊ive never had thai food 😕 😊

[@mrstamp5121]

Oh my God are you ten years old? Mummy and Daddy prob won’t let you have Thai food it’s a bit spicy and could hurt your tummy! 😂

[@paulsargeant3764]

@@mrstamp5121 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maxineb9598]

​@@mrstamp5121Really? A lot havent had Thai food. Doesnt mean to say they're all as childish as you come across.

[@mrstamp5121]

@@maxineb9598 guessing you are American they are a bit thick over there

[@illusionxmuta]

No such things as "authentic Thai satay." Satay is a Malay/Indonesian dish.

[@JesseCampbell-g5v]

Wrong