Mexican Moms Try Thai Food!

We asked our Mexican moms to try Thai food! 😉🇹🇭
What do you think they'll say?
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We asked our Mexican Moms to try Thai food for the very first time (well actually, one of the moms has already tried it 😅). They tried all sorts of tasty dishes like pad Thai, Tom kha kai, red curry, laab gai, papaya salad, som tam, mango sticky rice! What will our Mexican mamás think?! Have you ever tried Thai food before? What Thai dishes should the moms try next?
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[@raidenmontero8749]

My dad's Mexican, and my mom's Thai. The way our cuisines complement one another is something that I'm forever blessed with.

[@jirajira2872]

lucky you

[@PandoraBear357]

There's a lot of similar flavors between Mexican cuisine and a lot of Southeast Asian cuisines. The lime, chili's, Cilantro, mangoes, etc. Imo it would be a low hanging fruit for fusion cuisine to combine them.

[@DERSITHA]

I’m 100% Thai and I loveeeee Mexican food as well!

[@Weird782]

The stars decided you should open a fusion restaurant.

[@estefromthecity6861]

same here , mom laos , dad mexican ❤️

[@ChiChi2024Suresh]

Whoever picked the dishes/menu for this episode did a great job and did justice to Thai food 👏

[@ehloh9456]

Just needed Pra Kaw Paw or Boat noodle🤤

[@kasinee05]

Too basic

[@ccroww]

They just whitewashed the red curry 💀 It’s not even that popular in Thailand They don’t even choose panang, krapao, or even tomyam

[@sayajinmamuang]

@ccroww white washed meaning light a cream looking yeah. Alot of thai restaurants in the states water down the curries and cater to a more white/non thai palate because they believe those groups of people can't handle the spice. It's kinda sad.

[@andyandy2629]

@@ccroww The red curry looked nothing like a red curry.

[@justinefabulous123]

Y’all forgot to pair them with sticky rice, sticky rice for Thai and Laotian people is like tortillas for us. It pairs with every dish

[@HolsteinDevil]

For Laotians, I believe it’s mostly sticky rice. But for Thai, we go with jasmine rice most of the time. Some dishes go better with sticky rice so we pair them with it. Thai culture was actually influenced by so many neighboring countries’ cultures so we have a lot of shared cultures with SEA and East Asian countries. For example, there’s a lot of Chinese descents here so our most common sources of carb are rice and noodles. Some of my friends can eat noodles everyday. lmao Most of us stick to jasmine rice 2-3 meals a day though. 😊

[@immy0205]

I’m Thai but from the esan part and I would have loved them to combine the food with sticky rice especially with the laab and the som tum

[@justinefabulous123]

@@immy0205 right!! i feel like it would’ve enhanced so much flavors with each dish and they would’ve liked it

[@justinefabulous123]

@@HolsteinDevil ooooh yes that’s very true!! i feel like with sticky rice or jasmine rice it would’ve enhanced the flavors better, we definitely need a redo of this taste testing haha

[@abmong]

@@HolsteinDevil It's usually Jasmine Rice for central Thai dishes. Sticky rice is mainly North Eastern Thai (Esaan) dishes which are very similar to Lao dishes. North Western Chiang Mai region also eat sticky rice but not as much, their dishes have more influences from neighbouring Burma/Myanmar.

[@loristrode9556]

Indian food,thai food and mexican food are very easy crossovers. Fusion dishes need to be made.

[@89iamfree]

Ok?

[@charann8534]

@@89iamfree no one asked ;/

[@hughw2377]

Indian nothing like Mexican

[@crunchysocialisthippie]

@robertoestrada20ot all Indians I’m Indian (well Indian-American), and I love beef! It’s only really Indians who are observant or very religious Hindus who don’t eat beef. My dad is Hindu and Indian, but he’s not very religious at all - and until he started having problems with his teeth (and thus difficulty chewing certain kinds of meat), he used to love beef too! Whereas, my mom is Indian and pretty religious Hindu and she’s been vegetarian since 1981 - and though she eats eggs, dairy, and honey, she doesn’t eat any other animal products like meat, poultry or seafood. Basically, Hinduism prohibits eating beef, but it depends on the individual person and their beliefs, and how religious and observant or not religious and observant they are!

[@kerepus]

Thai Massaman Curry is heavily influenced by Indian cuisine.

[@strawberrylia655]

When Lucy says its good, you know its good 😂

[@89iamfree]

I know

[@MamahChannel]

😂😂

[@Civilmonkey1]

That's right, send her your homework kids 😂

[@jayp1034]

It’s funny I’m Thai and I think Mexican is some of the best food 😂 but I love my Thai food too.

[@juliocuentero]

I'm mexican and i love my mexican food. And also i would love to taste Thai food. It look delicious

[@853Nynn]

Thai people are just Asian Mexicans tbh. Similar food and northern countries look down on us.

[@susanlawens3776]

I'm Mexican, and I love Thai food, some of the best food ever. Of course I also love Mexican food, too.

[@danykyokushin]

Both are incredible congratulations to both

[@thomasre9382]

Chipotle is my favorite mexican food.

[@asiandavidp]

The laaab Gai is better when you wrapp it with lettuce like a taco or with plain sticky rice. My Mom makes the best laaab!

[@Ica688]

righttttt it needs lettuce or a cucumber for fresh crispness to combat the heat

[@asiandavidp]

@@Ica688 You need the lettuce or sticky rice. It’s like eating ground beef without the taco shells

[@asiandavidp]

@@Ica688 as you can see closely. The lettuce leaf was put in the side purposely for them to wrap it like a taco like any other Lao/Thai restaurants do when they serve laaab gai to the customer

[@Ica688]

@@asiandavidp chai

[@cloroxbitch2491]

IMO that laab doesn’t look the best, every cook makes it slightly different. And Thai style papaya salad isn’t as good as Lao style papaya imo.

[@abmong]

Some of the dishes were missing their traditional accompaniments, or rather those dishes were the accompaniments meant to be eaten with rice to mellow out the spicy and other flavours. - "Tom Kha Kai" is typically eaten with Jasmine rice - "Laabs" are typically eaten with sticky rice - "Som Tam" also typically eaten with sticky rice

[@wegotit2587]

Yup…tired of these food tasting ethnic food videos that don’t even bother to make it as close to authentic or do any research at all!

[@bluewaffles8648]

The papaya salad didn’t have fish paste lol

[@BPEBM]

If only they served all these dishes together with rice. Chef's kisssss!

[@siranimcneill7589]

Correct

[@Heiryuu]

Well… Westerners.

[@persepolis80]

Being Thai and growing up in Los Angeles with lots of Latino friends, I can say that Thai food and Mexican food has a very similar flavor note: Salty, Spicy and most importantly Sour. Perfecto!

[@stankssmile5865]

Same latitudepinak sun exposure and climate soil to some extent

[@mal6989]

I agree as a Thai growing up in Los Angeles

[@60Airflyte]

I agree with Lucy. “Thai food is the best!” And I’m Mexican too. I could eat it every day!

[@crissy4346]

The thing that's interesting is that Mexican cuisine and SE Asian cuisine like Vietnamese and Thai we use a lot of the same ingredients. We put them together in different ways, but our ingredients are the same. Chilies, lime, cilantro, tamarind etc.

[@hughw2377]

Maybe Thai but I don't see the similarities of Vietnamese with Mexican food

[@crissy4346]

@@hughw2377 we do use a lot of the same ingredients in Vietnamese food. But then we also have French influence too, but we definitely use cilantro, limes, chillies, and such

[@chdreturns]

Shoutout to Laotian food... That stuff fire too.

[@crissy4346]

@@chdreturns I'd love to try Laotian food

[@PBsama]

Maybe global south thing? Similar ingredients from similar ecosystems

[@HolsteinDevil]

Aww they’re so adorable❤️ I’m Thai and I LOVE Mexican food. It’s really difficult to find good Mexican restaurants here in Thailand. Most easily accessible ones are just Taco Bell and Sunrise Tacos which are okay but not really that good. I used to be an exchange student to the US and it’s kinda funny that sometimes what I miss the most from my experience in the US is Mexican food. lmao

[@sayajinmamuang]

I thought they started to import foods from Mexico in bangkok now? I could be wrong but thats what I saw in someone's travel vlog not long ago. But anyways between me and you i wouldn't want mexican food in thailand anyways just like I wouldn't want thai food in Mexico. There's a certain essence and kick that the 2 people bring to those cuisines. So I'm very old fashioned when it comes to that. 😅

[@caragio]

ikr. Have you ever tried The Spotted Pig? Sala Daeng Soi 1, not sure if this is an authentic Mexican but I think their foods are great.

[@iskandartaib]

I think there might be one or two in Pattaya, if they are anywhere...

[@sergeigen1]

hey im a mexican guy, and i just did a little google map search for bangkok to look at what mexican food is being offered, aaaaand, there is actually quite a few places, but most of them look like expensive hipster places that are not authenthic. buuuuut, this place called "cholols BBK" looks pretty good, based on the pictures, if i went there, i woudl order the birria tacos , the pictures for those looked pretty legit

[@SV-kr9fu]

I can find better Mexican food in Thailand than here in Hawai'i. And in general, Thai food sucks here too. It is not easy and/or too expensive for Thai restaurants to get all of the necessary spices here.

[@ba____m0]

their language sounds gorgeous 🥹 btw im thai, and that orange pad-thai isn’t a typical pad-thai that we have in thailand tho

[@goexplore4321]

I'm sure they would be excited to know that the pad thai is made with tamarind to give out its sweet and sour flavors. Tamarindo is popular in Mexico, just smaller than what grows in Thailand.

[@natalieflores6714]

I said it before and I’ll say it again Mexicans and Central Americans think we’re hard core because we love chilies and hot sauce, BUT…. The day I tried Thai food I was sweating in places I normally never sweat while eating Mexican food like my nose 👃… Thai food is super delicious, but they know how to sneak attack you the chilies that you don’t really smell or taste at first bite… the salad I had was sooooo good like Lucy said “you want to grab more, but it’ll hurt” and yes that salad had me crying because it was soooo good that I couldn’t but it down but it hurt soooo badly 😋😭😭😭😭🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵

[@HolsteinDevil]

Foreigners never believe me when I tell them how I’ve never seen any nation enjoy spiciness on a regular basis more than Thai people. They would say other countries have the types of pepper/chili that are spicier than Thai bird eyes. Well, we don’t just use a few when we cook though. We use at least a handful each dish. lmao When I was an exchange student I told everyone that I don’t like spicy food that much cause I don’t like being tortured. But when I had spicy food they were so confused cause I could handle spiciness better than most people. I had to tell them that I don’t like Thai level of spiciness but other countries’ level is fine for me. 😂

[@warriorchick7569]

I thought FOR SURE the mango sticky rice would be a slam dunk for Xochitl!! Especially after all the spicy food!😂

[@89iamfree]

😂😂😂😂

[@cjinasia9266]

Depends on how it is made. Sometimes it is plain sticky rice with condensed milk on top and sometimes they stir the condensed milk and coconut into the rice. The latter is much better, particularly for stuffing jackfruits.

[@danniehttp]

When Lucy said: “we never add fruit to it, how dumb we are.” I really felt that.

[@mpdg11]

As a Thai, I'm soooo glad Lucy pointed out how red curry should be and not the over-creamed, grey sauce that you sometimes find in thai restaurants abroad. Next time do the street food combis! Like thai grilled chicken, som tam and sticky rice! THAT'S how thais have their salads usually...

[@darrenmeunsaveng]

This guy pronouncing the dishes had me cringing.

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

I’m Thai and it had my rolling and crying on the ground

[@nickbcs58]

I’ve never seen Thai red curry like that. Usually it’s in a soup container like that other one. I love pad see ew too

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

I’m Thai and I’ve never seen Red curry like that before its not even red. The red ran away

[@SirenCatTH]

​@@Thatonelonelyfrogour Red Curry looks like Orange Curry lol

[@Deadlysiberian]

You know it's an absolute win when Thai food makes Mexican Mama say “It's too hot and spicy" despite their local food being mostly spicy. As a Thai myself I'm proud. ❤ AND I LOVE SPICY TACOS!

[@itsnellyiwuji]

Yay!!!!! Lucy and Xochitl is backkk🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@poke1855]

Yes, they have the main three mamahs. Looking like the old past videos. Xochitl be looking good in this video.

[@89iamfree]

Yes

[@TheIntelligentElephant71133]

I love thailand 🇹🇭 ❤ 🇺🇸

[@MamahChannel]

And the food is so tasty!!

[@TheIntelligentElephant71133]

@@MamahChannel yes imma try the real cheeseburger made out of only cheese 🧀

[@SV-kr9fu]

I love Thai food;!! But the weather? Well, no so much.

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

@@SV-kr9fuAs a Thai, I hate the weather its hot,super hot, Heck and rain

[@TheIntelligentElephant71133]

@@SV-kr9fu But what about the rain they need to water your plants man oh that’s right the movie impossible tsunamis but there hasn’t been a tsunami every since the movie came out in 2015 I think 🌊

[@delta9571]

Kinda mad they served the dishes with rice where they didn't do with Filipino foods episode.

[@89iamfree]

I know

[@shoyuramenoff]

Maybe they learned from the last one?

[@justice.01997]

I think they probably ask for recommendations when they order from resturants. And maybe for the Filipinos one they didn't tell them it had to be with rice ?. Idk just a guess 😅

[@delta9571]

@@justice.01997 they served adobo chicken without rice and also Kare Kare which are always served with it. Then lumpia or egg roll without sauce. Usually all Asian entrees are served with rice.

[@dazzlebot8116]

I'm Laos/Thai from America but I grew up around Hispanic people. Now is we could never eat Laab without Chicharrón. It's a great combo!

[@ChiliCrisp88]

The Laab looked kinda flavorless lol. I wish they were instructed to try it with lettuce and pork rinds because that’s how a lot of Thai people eat it. We also take bites of chili after every bite, even when there’s already chili cooked into it🤣

[@luciusaureliuscommodus6520]

THAI FOOD IS MY FAVORITE FOOD AFTER OF COURSE MEXICAN FOOD!🇲🇽 🇹🇭 THAI FOOD, I LOVE YOU! 😍😍😍 Where my Thai brothers at?

[@zzzzzz69]

Aqui

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

หวัดดีครับบบบบ

[@masapan7699]

I’m Thai and you said exactly like my boyfriend does 😂😂😂😂😂 so hilarious.

[@vickyybarra6710]

My favorite ladies Xóchitl and Lucy. ❤they always make my day.

[@k1ng.jack_music]

PLEEEEAAAAASSSSEEE i'm begging u, try food from malaysia!

[@89iamfree]

They will have patience

[@mrsb6611]

Problem is majority of Thai food found abroad is nothing like the one we serve in Thailand. I don't understand the point of changing the recipes until almost unrecognizable. We had to adjust it to their taste, they say. But foreigners that come to Thailand love the original flavors...

[@OoMASEoO]

So mad that all the thai food is so sweet in America!

[@gregordonez4917]

I love this video!!!! TRADITIONAL Filipino food next, I think that the moms will like it since it has similar flavors found in mexican food

[@liayesung5721]

tbh these werent nice looking thai dishes used here..The Pad Thai looked so sad, I was about to cry. Most of the dishes were eaten wrong way which is to me very important when trying new foods..Tom Kha is supposed to be eaten with rice, Som Tam comes allng with sticky rice and grilled meat etc. would you do another thai video pls😂 the right way??

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

As a Thai, i might be overreacting but the food aint the real deal the food looks weird and watered down Im dissapointed tbh

[@mitch7044]

This look like a really bad unauthentic Thai foods oh my goddd 😂. I feel so bad for them.

[@Roger_Hardy]

I've been watching this channel for 3 years and didn't realize until now that Lucy has a peanut allergy. What a shame. Another great video and the similarities between Thai and Mexican food in ingredients make it a natural for both to love the food of the other. I know for a fact that Pakistanis adore Mexican food and I love watching these cross cultural experiences. Lastly, Thai food in general is amazing and I'd recommend everyone to try Angry Chicken, if they see this dish on a Thai restaurant menu. It leaves this beautiful warm glow in the mouth.

[@89iamfree]

What really?

[@89iamfree]

Same

[@minenoturs4271]

wat!? 3yrs alredy?

[@chdreturns]

Lucy appearantly either just doesn't care or it isnt a lethal level allergy unlike most peanut allergies because she does eat them anyway.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

​@@chdreturnsshe just has to be careful and know that it's in there and she makes the decision as to how much is in there and does it in moderation if you notice. There's sometimes one will be eating something and you'll clearly see that she does not try it because she knows that that definitely could set it off

[@Toxic45104]

I just love the fact that they are so respectful and honest with their opinions.

[@abbyortiz132]

I have been waiting for them to try food. All the dishes made my mouth water, especially the Mango Sticky Rice 😍 Pad Thai is so delicious 🤤 a bit jealous of the fact I have not tried any of the other dishes yet, still waiting for I go to Thailand to do so. And the fact that Thai food is probably more spicy than Mexican food due to all the chilies they put in there 🥵 still worth it tho‼️

[@Ica688]

The Thai government actually sponsors and regulates a LOT of Thai restaurants overseas to help with quality and authenticity, so you would probably be fine ordering them at a Thai restaurant :)

[@abbyortiz132]

@@Ica688 I have had tried Thai food before and it was absolutely delicious 😍and I live in the United States, but I also heard that Thai food at restaurants in the U.S is not really authentic due to there not being some ingredients you would use in Thailand to make the food in the U.S

[@SV-kr9fu]

@@abbyortiz132 : You have to find a Thai friend that would take you to that hole-in-the-wall Thai restaurant. In the U.S., most Thai restaurants have to lower the flavorful taste and the spiciness of the foods in order to cater to general American palate (they need to make money).

[@cristover3806]

Mamah por favor try Indonesian food next time!!!

[@emptyemptiness8372]

This is great, i live in thailand and have been introducing my kids to Mexican foods.....plus we have been making "thai tacos" tacos make with thai fillings. The 2 food cultures actually have a lot to offer each other....we live in nth isaan so we eat a lot of chili's, we would probably give Mexico a run for heat and spiciness but Mexico has more different chili's.

[@Bettylou242]

Lucy made me laugh when she said we should start putting fruit in our arroz con leche! 😂

[@cjinasia9266]

Like the sliced mangos on top of tres leches. It adds a touch of sweetness ;)

[@tayazsweetluv]

Why does the food look so..colorless? I love Thai food and how vibrant the colors and tastes are. This looks so drab and sad 🙁 hopefully it tasted better than it looked.

[@atlchai]

Atlanta Thai restaurant they hire Mexican cook Thai food. That's why food looked colorless. May be Mexican cooked Thai food this channel. LoL 😂❤

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

As a Thai i must say, The food looks watered down and i think its americanized Im dissapointed they should try the real deal

[@janesuh2965]

Lucy's back!

[@tiggy2timez]

My absolute fave reviews are from the Mexican aunties and uncles, because They share honest , fair & complimentary opinions. There's no hate or judgement if the flavours disagree with their pallette. ❤

[@simcastpodvids]

The Thai Red Curry wasn't red enough, I don't know how it tasted but it looks wishy washy. My Thai Red Curry is red and vibrant.

[@peeranutearth]

I’m Thai and I love Maxican foods a lotttttt, especially quesadillas.

[@Joy_Ratta]

Hi 👋 from Thailand 🇹🇭 😊 , I love seeing all 3 Mexican Moms enjoying our food. Wish I could make you guys a home cook ones and yes we will make it less spicy for you just ask the papaya salad's seller how many chilli for beginners I would recommend 1 and when you feel more adventurous go 5 but be warn even for me tiny Thai chilli are very spicy😅

[@usernamealreadytaken9330]

When you have laab gai and som tam without sticky rice and grilled chicken. It's a crime punishable by add more chilli.

[@annecollins1741]

Thai food is absolutely delicious, and it's way spicier than Chinese food.. You can't go wrong. The mango sticky rice is to die for,lol.

[@sebjake3793]

Hunan food is way spicier than Thai food.

[@annecollins1741]

@sebjake3793 You're not lying,lol. One taste of Hunan, and it will take your breath away.

[@risingstar9903]

Can’t forget Sichuan

[@sebjake3793]

@risingstar9903 Sichuan is a bit spicier than Thai, but Hunan foods are much spicier than both

[@xxxxxxx6131]

​@@sebjake3793 Southern thai food is spicier than all of them It's hot like burn you tongue then you need to drink water more than 10 time

[@siritornc8636]

That red curry dish was not authentic. Our red curry is actually very red and spicy. I think they tone it down for foreigners so it's not as spicy.

[@49erFamily]

0:16 my soul mate! As a Mexican, my favorite food is Thai food.

[@JenlovesYu]

Who made that laab? Oh no no. Laab has lots of fresh herbs in it. I feel like they did laab a disservice. And, it’s eaten with sticky rice.

[@talllensis]

Lucy is disqualified for prejudice, she already loved the food before tasting.😅🤣

[@pasinhumbert2746]

A foreign version of Thai food - such an insult. Some dish doesn’t even assemble the authenticity 😅

[@XoTeera]

4:01 With the chicken laab i usually pair it with sticky rice.

[@UnnamedUnkown]

as a thai, these food you served to them is driving me insane

[@apparentlyog]

Watered down Thai/Lao dishes these mamas need the real deal 😭

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

ใช่เสียดายมากๆ ไม่อร่อยเท่าของจริง😭 กินอย่างนั้นไม่อร่อยหรอก

[@jpbaugh]

I didn't realize Lucy was allergic to peanuts I guess?

[@hazeylulu]

Pad Kra Pao Moo (Minced Pork Stir-Fried with Chilli and Thai Basil fried egg) and pad see ew though!

[@user-oc2yu3pk9y]

Thank you for pronouncing laap gai the correct way!!! I cringe when people say larb. People usually eat laap with sticky rice. Not on its own.

[@windlife]

Bare in mind that these and not traditional way to cook, tho. It looks different from the actual dish

[@KS-el4th]

As a Thai myself, I love you Lucy! ❤

[@musicgreatboy]

as a Thai, we also love Mexican food, i have tried Mexican food in Bangkok and i love it, the taste have 3 main flavors salty sour and sweet same as Thai food. WeThai❤ Mexican.

[@tuatortoraemon6231]

I was in México before and I cooked some Thaifood for my host family, they love it! My sis even asked me after a year which sauce I used ; fish sauce.

[@RayyanAlaya]

Now serve them Durian Sticky Rice.😆 Btw, I thought Mexicans eat spicy and more spicy food since they got ghost pepper of all kinds. We in Thailand Malaysia & Indonesia normally eat Bird Eyed Chilli for most of the menu.

[@SV-kr9fu]

No, no, a-arh!!! No durian for me (and I am sure that will clear the room🤣)

[@Yaya_1987]

Love love Thai food laarb, green papaya salad and sticky rice my favorite 😍 I got hungry just watching lucky for me my husband works in a Thai restaurant can't wait 🤤😋

[@leona9315]

I believe your dishes were less chili already mom , sorry 😢

[@roybatterham5002]

These really looked like American Thai restaurant versions of Thai dishes and not authentic at all, the red curry and laab especially.

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

As a Thai, im dissapointed tbh

[@makeelubrido8920]

The mango sticky rice is missing the extra coconut sauce that should be poured on top. The mango and sticky rice should be eaten at the same time.

[@nonwatcharapon8753]

That’s not look like Thai food

[@apichaipunnahitananda8408]

Eating Thai food tips... 1) usually in Thai culture, the main dish for each ones is a plate of RICE, other KABKHAO* are for sharing in a meal. 2) simply use SPOON and FORK together is the most efficient way of eating. spoon in your dominant hand. 3) fetch small amount of kabkhao to your rice dish for one or two gulp at a time. don't be hurry, don't do buffet vibe. 4) use fork to push a scoop of rice and stuffs into spoon for one gulp, then eat it. any strong tasty food will be mildly taste in your mouth. 5) in case of eating noodles, using chopstick is better, but spoon and fork pairs is still effective. *KABKHAO = foods for eat together with RICE Tom Kha Kai - kabkhao // salty and little sour light white soup with chicken and herbs, pepper spicy, strong lemongrass and coconut milk smell. Red Curry - kabkhao // salty and spicy curry look because of coconut milk, red color got from chilly mixed with other herbs paste. Laab Gai - kabkhao // salty and sour grounded chicken mixed with challots and roasted grind-rice grains. Som Tam - kabkhao / appetizer // sweet salty sour and spicy salad of green papaya mixed with long bean, peanuts, tomatoes, and dried shrimps. (actually there are plenty of som tam flavours/types in Thailand) Pad Thai - main dish // salty and little sweet & sour fried noodles in tamarind sauce, mixed with tofu, dried shrimps, bean sprouts, and peanuts. Mango Sticky Rice - dessert // coconut milk steamed sticky rice, pour a little salty coconut milk sauce on top, serves with sweet mangoes.

[@zenobiadecrespin7561]

I agree Thai is the best! I love Greek middle eastern food too.

[@tastyneck]

Xochitl is such a beautiful name. And it's always great to see people appreciate other's food and culture.

[@carlosmante]

"Xochitl" is a word from Nahuatl, a Language used by a group of ancient Mexicans. Xochitl means Flower.

[@heerathapa1225]

I’m surprised they didn’t include Tom Yum Goong or spicy basil which are just as popular as Pad Thai in Thailand. Spicy basil is probably the go to dish for most Thais if they’re looking for something that’s quick, easy, delicious, and classic. You simply cannot go wrong wit it tbh. But anyways, Thai food is really DA BEST PERIOD. 😂❤

[@mentat1341]

You should make the ladies arroz con canela and serve it with melon chino 🤯🤯

[@marriareyes3591]

I love tryygood after the mamas say they are good. Specially Xotchitl and Lucy being so on point all the time.

[@edgarcachu]

"pero nunca le ponemos fruta, veda, que mensos" me hizo reir jajajjaja

[@callinkin]

Without exaggeration, what I miss the most about the US is their foods, especially the Mexican and Chinese. They are so authentic, not like these Americanized Thai dishes here lol (with love from🇹🇭)

[@flywithanon9018]

Please do Indonesian food. Like Martabak manis, Nasi Goreng, Rendang, etc

[@VaristaKhemklad]

i’m thai and these dishes looks real dry not very authentic

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

อาหารดูเศร้ามากๆ

[@pasitphodaeng9707]

ไชโย!ไทยคนรู้จักไทยเกือบถั่าโลกเเล้ว! edit:(Thai's my second language and I'm a Thai person English is my first language and I'm not a half Thai half American I'm pure Thai.)

[@narcisoybarra2803]

🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤I AM HUNGRY

[@cliffv5856]

I love thai food. Spicy & sour. Everything mexicans love

[@iROChakri]

She isnt wrong at 7:38. This is how Cambodian and Laotian food today is so much alike Thai food. Thai food is just the best 😂

[@hunhoon6283]

Laos says: you're welcome for enjoying our larb and papaya salad! ☺️

[@iROChakri]

@@hunhoon6283 Thai replies: No no no thank you for loving and preserving Thai food in Laos 😍

[@godschildjcreigns2976]

Have them try traditional American Southern food!

[@jabconewman]

Laab and som tum without sticky rice?! A crime! 😂😂😂

[@rocketsjudoka]

Laab salad is usually eaten with lettuce leaves to wrap the meat but with tortilla's sound like a great idea. I'm going to try that sometime.

[@cjinasia9266]

Laab Gai is served with sticky rice that takes the heat way down. It would be complicated for the show though.

[@elizabethortega6021]

We do put fruit in our arroz con leche sometimes, guava

[@jacquelinevillarreal657]

That sounds DELICIOUS!!! Maybe mango too??? 🤤🤤🤤

[@ThaiLifeChronicles]

You didn't do these meals justice the Pad Thai and red curry looked horrible and the papaya salad should have lit their mouths on fire. I agree with the woman that thinks Thai food is the best from a Mexican man living in Thailand.

[@makeelubrido8920]

The red curry isn't red at all. 😂 the color of that dish should be bright red

[@runswithwindz9875]

Great ladies ! 😀

[@Citiesme]

งงred curry จริงๆมันคือแกงเผ็ดไก่ที่ใส่พริกแกงสีแดงป่าวอะ ดูสีมันใส้ใส

[@LaVitaNouva]

I feel it's pretty easy for Mexican to like Thai food, there is a lot in common

[@CarolineLockMusic]

Xochitl looks so lovely with her hair like that 😊

[@MamahChannel]

🥰

[@newsk8ter117]

I’m quite surprised they called the food spicy. I know many Mexicans who eat spicy.

[@nuggetmanman5459]

as a thai, the dishes look really sad and pale

[@Thatonelonelyfrog]

They look even more depressed than me 😭

[@dondobbs9302]

To be fair; Laarb Gai (chicken salad) DOES have it's own kind of "Tostados" that always come with it, Sticky Rice. Without the sticky rice and all the extra greens, it's not really the full dish. That being said, I would eat the heck out of some Laarb with a side of Tostados.

[@KT-ck3hl]

I don't know where you got these dishes from, but none of them looked authentic. I guess I'm spoiled living in a big city. You would never see orange pad thai in Thailand. That coconut soup doesn't look right. Watered down red curry. Laab looks absolutely wrong. South American mangoes aren't as good as Asian mangoes. All of these dishes looked like Thai food in the 90's before the internet.. LOL This is like giving Thai moms Taco Bell and calling the video "Thai moms try Mexican food"

[@jessehughes88]

Kind of disappointed no Phad Krapao or Khanom Bueang, no Nam Tok, or Massaman Curry. 😢

[@Cat_ere]

Want to learn some Thai words for example สวัสดี . It’s meant hi or hello 👋. I’m Thailand, by the way. 😊🇹🇭🙏