INSIDE Bangkok's BEST Night Market! INSANE Street Food | Jodd Fairs

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[@LetchimePang]

Street foods are the yummmiest Your sharing makes my mouth waters 😅

[@2LoveIn]

😍What a great atmosphere through this video. 😍Thailand is a foodie paradise!😋

[@buckdotjpeg]

loving seeing your journey so far, can’t wait to see what comes next!

[@preechaongprasertphol645]

about deep-fried wonton; next time I suggest you to try dipping with it’s sauce. (sweet, and a bit sour and spicy - no worries, not too much) 😋

[@BrentWigginsWords]

Thailand knows how to throw a party for your taste buds.

[@Foxysocks123]

Just love this food video everything looks delicious!

[@JeanVMI]

Wow 🤩 Great video 🎉❤

[@pattyolsson]

Cheers to you for taking this adventure Zane 🍻

[@pongsatornpreechanuwat5385]

Welcome to Thailand Zane, from one of your top tarot reading fans.

[@anupornhongsomdee48]

May Everyday be a good day have a nice Trip Welcome to Thailand

[@pingbookent]

You should try thai sauce with those chicken it will explode in your mouth. LOL

[@kelliemason6393]

That oreo fish looked so yummy!

[@str8boy]

10:04 Thai peoples called this “Kiao Thod” is a Fried Wontons ❤

[@ukfinancialpreparedness7772]

Milo is an Australian brand. I never had any when I was in Oz back in 2005 unfortunately

[@pontabui]

3:27, she's confusing how many skewers you want to buy. Ussually, they sell it separately, like 10 or 15 bath for each skewer. She thought you wanted to buy a 15bath-type for 10 skewers. if you want to order a specific amount of skewer in Thai, try to put "ไม้" (Mai) after the number. for example, 1 mai (neung-mai), 2 mai(song-mai)

[@zanetravel]

Thank you 🙏

[@majorkade]

Yes, that was very confusing. He ended up buying way too much, I think. Lol

[@zanetravel]

@@majorkade I ordered too much lol

[@Ramirezz11]

Btw dont add mai randomly. Mai is unit for skewer/stick. To pronounce correctly you have to add some h > m(h)ai (like WHY) cause if u just mai people will understand as NO/refusing.

[@GretchenBostrom]

Quite a feast you had!

[@pipestlx]

เกีี๊ยวทอดคุณควรจิ้มซอส กินเปล่าๆไม่ค่อยมีรสชาติเท่าไหร่ ซอสบางอย่างสีแดง แต่ไม่เผ็ด คุณสามารถลองได้

[@pingbookent]

9:52 OMG you need sauce for that and for a pork inside it is a Marinated Pork Chop.

[@therookiecameraman9144]

Serious appetite on this guy wow

[@nancychen9372]

Eat eat and eat 🤤🤤😋😋😋

[@petes.p.6293]

Should have crispy wonton with its sweet sauce. Don’t be too afraid of spicy, just tell the seller you can do no or less spicy - Mai-Phed or Phed-Nid-Noy.😊

[@Thunyapatz]

TIP: when you read any Thai names/words spelled with “ph”, pronounce it as “p” in the words like “pot”, “pan”, “pie”, etc. it is not pronounced like an “f” Same with “th”, it should be pronounced as “t” in the words like “tiger”, “tie”, “tea”, etc. Not pronounced like “th” in “thin”, “think”, “thing”. Have a good time in Thailand na ka.

[@pallasathene23]

Will you be swinging by Phuket, by any chance?

[@tanmars]

After eating papaya salad, I listened to the music of the queen of Luk Thung Pumpuang Duangchan and typed the word "พุ่มพวง ดวงจันทร์" on KZbin.

[@johnschneider6664]

How is the humidity there this time of year? Miss sampling the foods in different countries.

[@zanetravel]

Hasn’t been too bad

[@MrWongnawa]

That fried wonton can only be had with the sweet sauce! Or else it's just bland and dry.

[@Fuzzy4650]

Damn man you don’t stop eating lmao. I don’t know how you have room for a giant beer after all that food

[@mariaperea9949]

👍😄😄😄👍

[@ProjectBangkok]

2.7k after 4 videos... speechless

[@zanetravel]

🙌

[@pawonmakmak2856]

4:00 there is tag price THB15 and THB10 you should just ask 1 not said 10 because they seems confused also, after they gives you 10pcs and you gives them THB10 that when uncomfortable moment happens 🤧

[@Kay-nq3vh]

He said 10 because she ask him “how much?” not “how many?”

[@pawonmakmak2856]

@@Kay-nq3vh he should said 10bath not just 10, the way she speaking in English we should notice that her English very little

[@pontabui]

I think she didn't know the difference between 'how much' and 'how many'. She's trying to ask,'How many do you want?'. But she used 'how much' in stead of 'how many', plus she can not complete a full sentence in English.

[@pawonmakmak2856]

@@pontabui yes i though so, but i really appreciate him make this video, I've more lesson before visit bangkok next month for first time, so excited 👏👏

[@ryrycee]

Yeah, I think they misunderstood one another. She thought he wants 10pcs but Zane just like one of the 10baht chicken bbq. Awkward moment when he pays more but funny. Sure the food taste great!

[@lezzeppelin2222]

Most Thai dine on the street with pollution and no health inspectors and many cheap tourists backpacking like it .

[@vassanab4243]

Yes and no, you can find anything from cheap on street to expensive/luxury in Thailand. If you go to food court/restaurants in shopping mall you can also find a lot of Thai people. There are many tourist who are not backpacker and stay in luxury hotel, including this guy, but love to experience street food in Thailand. Btw if you are not blind you can see that this is at market , not beside the street( but we still call it street food)