My favorite Kway Chap (ก๋วยจั๊บ) in Chinatown Bangkok: EP 1

[@kitchenofm]

Thank you for sharing this video 👌👌

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Chon & Emil, I reallly enjoy watching your videos...will b returning to bangkok soon😊

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[@francistan6016]

Will go Soi 11 in my next visit, I was there recently. Always love to walk around this place even though its expensive.

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Verry good videos. Thank you

[@m.mendez9211]

As usual,,, awesome video, Thank you for sharing

[@CandiceLikes]

Love your videos guys! Thanks for all the great recommendations. I’m traveling to Thailand in January 2024. Can’t wait!

[@kokhuisd]

Hopefully get to see P’Chon and Amy on the street when I’m visiting Bangkok!

[@jasperjavellana4454]

All the dishes you presented are delectable !!! 👌 😋 I can’t wait to try them all !!! 👍

[@bernardchia4045]

Interesting peppery soup kway chap. Over here in Singapore, the soup is dark, cooked with dark soya sauce.

[@royrajsekaran6151]

Good day to you.. Your videos are very informative. Love watching them. I remember you posting a video about local hidden street food in Sukhumvit, where only the locals & the working community go there, especially during lunch hours. Do you mind sharing the location as we will be there in a couple of months.. TQ ❤

[@kodimolly6082]

Great sharing! ^^

[@vrviswanathan4106]

Appreciate your efforts to identify good food shops in a crowded place

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[@piusngu9355]

Which hotel is good to stay at Chinatown Bangkok, Khun Chon and Khun Emmy? Hope to go to Bangkok during Chinese New Year 2024.

[@mkch3763]

(jit chou浙醋) is Chinese Red Vinegar

[@bernardchia4045]

Used in lotsa Teochew (chao Zhou 潮洲）dishes. Thai pronunciation of Jit Chou sounds exactly like what they would pronounce in teochew dialect.

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[@kamolhengkiatisak1527]

Thailand's Chinese community was created more than 240 years ago when King Rama I built the Grand Palace and relocated the capital from Thonburi to the other side of Chao Phraya River opposite Wat Arun on the land formerly occupied by Chinese immigrants. They were then relocated to the outskirt of the Old City along Chao Phraya River at Charoenkrung Rd and Yaowarat Rd (not yet built). Siam then was known as Venice of the East as canals and Chao Phraya River were the main transport routes. The first road was constructed in the reign of King Rama IV named Charoen Krung Road, running along Chao Phraya river (River of King). Later Yaowarat Road was constructed to link up with Charoen Krung in the reign of King Rama V. Both roads were the first commercial hub of Siam with the first modern buildings built along the two roads, thus began the China Town legend. Originally Charoenkrung Rd and Yaowarat Rd were two-way traffic but they became one-way traffic about 60 years ago. China Town was the center of rice trade in those days as there was/is nearby Chao Phraya River pier bringing rice from provinces into Bangkok. It is no longer the center of rice trade as road/rail transport is highly developed over the years. For at least 60 years, China Town is the center of gold trading. There are about a dozen gold shops on Yaowarat Rd selling bullions and gold ornaments. Daily gold price quote is prescribed by Gold Trade Association in China Town. There are two famous temples in China Town. Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Traimit), right behind the main Chinatown gate at the start of Yaorawat Road, boasts the largest solid gold Buddha in the world. Entrance fee is ฿40. Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (Wat Leng Noei Yi) is the largest and most important Chinese Buddhist temple in Bangkok. It is an emblem of Chinese architecture and the religious heart of the Chinese community living in China Town and other areas of Bangkok. Entrance is free. For the last decade, Thailand China Town, the largest China Town in the world, is the place to go at night for delicious food/drink. It is arguably the largest open night market in the world. It is estimated that about 10-20% Thai people are of Chinese descents.

[@Thunyapatz]

Just ordered this Roll Noodles via Grab right away after watching this. And it’s 9 pm😭 really can’t resist.

[@patricktran7229]

😋👌✨🇹🇭

[@mysticking7991]

Hi one suggestion when u panned yr shot. Sometimes the screen is a bit shaky n zoomed in a bit fast. It could be drowsy to watch.

[@victorlow2901]

Asian balsamic vinegar?

[@BenjAcrossTheUniverse]

So cool ... Soo much amazing food. One needs a month of meals to scratch the surface. Any chance your could post locations of what meal? Maybe Via What Three Words? #WhatThreeWords

[@nellymaglalang3765]

Where to buy Gold Jewelries budget friendly.

[@joelwycoco1791]

If i will visit Thailand i want to experience the food and the area not a chinese food because there are plenty of those here in our country we have achina town in manila they are everywhere 😅

[@pleebc]

Hi Chon.... Love to try the Thai Kway Chap. In my hometown Kuching Sarawak our Kway Chap is with soy sauce soup with the pig entrails/pig skin & hard boiled eggs. Ours is savoury and eaten with a home made chilli sauce.

[@Paulee91]

LaoYaKeng KuehChap 🫶🤭 same same is in ChinaStreet(Kuching) also

[@mysticking7991]

Yaowarat food is overrated. Crowded and expensive.