Spicy & Authentic Thai Food in Ao Nang Krabi | Southern Thailand’s Famous Dishes

[@msvaj]

Thai food is my favorite!!! I can't wait to go there.

[@Reddylion]

Thai spicy food yumm....

[@maitrikwantongyen165]

I commend you for being so good at Southern Thai style food because Southern Thai food has a spicy taste and you can really eat fresh chili peppers.👍💎🇹🇭❤️🎁🎶🍻😁

[@choocharttheeraitthimate1381]

Long Gong is local fruit grown mostly in the southern part of Thailand. Foreigners may find it difficult to differentiate it from longan (or lamyai in Thai) and lychee (or linchee in Thai). By the way, the 3 dishes you ordered were all my favorite. Cheers!

[@billydong9640]

Man.. Thailand’s got beaches..skateboard parks .. and tons of fabulous food to discover… love it .. different yet the same as Laos.. much busier .. Thank you for bringing us along 🙏🙏

[@TravelsonToast]

Yes! So similar but at the same time so different

[@scotinth9685]

That's absolutely awesome restaurant and the food look so delicious.

[@Dano284]

Great video!

[@tirachatfoocharoen5168]

This your video made my stomach crying.

[@kt.t6031]

When you order 1 spicy dish recommended to order other 1 or 2 dish as a stir fry veg or Thai egg omelette. This combination is the way to enjoy all together more enjoyable. 👍🏻

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you, we'll try this combination next time!

[@620EDA]

Wow! You have found another beautiful place!

[@clmalin9437]

ร้านนี้อร่อยคะ เพิ่งไปมา

[@panyachunnanonda6274]

I love Thai Seafood and also your VDO Clip.

[@WushuTaz]

Would love to try that sour fish when I get down there. Olivia will be a spice lord in no time.

[@lazybar1]

You should head to Khun Noi restaurant next door. Lovely little place with amazing food

[@TravelsonToast]

I think we drove past but it said temporarily closed, I think they are upgrading or renovating at the moment

[@Lakornaddict]

Pad Kra Pao gai...pad sa eww are some dishes to try ..love your content that you both share!

[@vsp2801]

Living the dream u2 !!! foods heaven down there or fresh of the gulf of Thailand 🇹🇭😲😋😍

[@nurfaizah530]

Wow a nice restaurant and a delicious food.

[@DanvsFood]

It all looks absolutely amazing 🤩

[@lostinasia888]

Gaeng Som - is the name for the sourish spicy fish soup, in Malaysia / Singapore we called it Assam Pedas, same same. but not same.

[@Few_politicians_run_your_life]

You make me hungry. From Los Angeles.

[@wzpgaming5966]

14.48 It call Yod Mapraw in Thai in english is young coconut shoots

[@gunter1444]

Cool Mario @9.10 peppercorn spicy challenge WoW, 💝Oh its good to clear your sinuses! 🤣👍✌Thanks for trying, Great location!

[@kittiphateos2329]

Normally Southern Yellow Thai Curry they made with Young coconut shoots. In Thailand they don’t eat from the dipper or scoop directly. Nice video :)

[@speak2haze]

From the tree or the nut ?

[@iampim55]

@@speak2haze from the tip of the tree

[@speak2haze]

Dipper ?

[@kittiphateos2329]

@@speak2haze From the top of the coconut tree.

[@kittiphateos2329]

@@speak2haze Like a big spoon

[@supercoreman]

ฉันชอบมาก ฉันได้ฝึกภาษาไปกับพวกคุณ Very good job!

[@angelagregory3475]

Your videos are excellent. We are looking for different places to eat when we go to Ao Nang in May. Thank you so much. We will definitely be giving this one a go.

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks! Have a good trip 😊

[@ThePeteBkk]

That’s the young, top part of a coconut tree. “Yod Ma Prao” it’s a common component that you’ll find in Yellow Curry. We eat at Ruentip restaurant often when we go to Krabi.

[@speak2haze]

Oh you’re making me so jealous, that lunch ! wanderlust is on overdrive. You should try cashew juice . It’s made from the apple the nut is attached to , I’ve only ever had it in the south Sanook ( bitter melon ? Pineapple would’ve been better )

[@TravelsonToast]

Will see if we can find it!

[@speak2haze]

@@TravelsonToast Sri Bhurapa Orchid sells it

[@Fromspam09]

OMG, the way you eat peppercorn. Ekk. I was tricked into eating it once and it was hot hot hot...for a long time. It's hard to get the taste out of your mouth. Kudos to you Mario.

[@manoudsengsey]

You guys make me crazy hungry haha.

[@bounnongkhoukone7234]

IT'S LOOKS YUMMY.👏🙏😆😆👍👌😎😜😛😝😋😋😋😋👈

[@holahunter7326]

Wowww you too could eat spicy taste of Thai southern dish very well👏

[@ppseven4009]

looks yummy

[@bkkmoon2003]

IT 's longkong. Longkong is southern fruit. As you said peper corn is good for health ..I eat green peper corn too.

[@portline3]

The fruit that looks like pineapple could well be Longkong which is a fruit produce of the Lamyai tree. What a meal, I 'm just so envious! 👍👍😜

[@ศรัทธาและจักรวาล]

No long kong it's young shoots coconut trees

[@vnh69]

wow nice restaurant

[@LarsWagner]

nice restaurant by the water !! when we were there couple days ago it seemed little lost, like ghost town.

[@SamCambodianmusicchannel1]

That wasn't pineapple but green papaya. Look delicious guys!

[@BandongzkiOfficial]

I hope it will be easy travel already by Feb going to Thailand... enjoy your stay in Thailand.. Laos already miss you guys :) take care always

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks!

[@SamsungJ-cs3ob]

Yummy อร่อยมากๆ 😋🤗

[@ธนศักดิ์เวชมนัส-พ5ศ]

ผมชอบนะที่ดูคุณชอบอาหารไทย

[@ynkw990]

💓 Wow, Very tasty food.

[@FlyingFinns45]

Those peppers are fucking good.

[@pannachawangkul585]

The NOT pineapple is most likely bamboo or heart of palm. My favorite yellow curry (gang lur-ung). Yummy!

[@nuchareekaewsanthia5465]

It’s papaya

[@teestee8345]

Good For Your Body ✌️👍👍👍It Medicine Far From Covid Have A Nice Trip

[@jeejiying1978]

It is a green papaya in the curry

[@mrstady11]

This food like jungle 🤗

[@nanbanana3615]

I’m jealous you guys 😄 so yummy 😋

[@ronaldpessy6229]

Stinky beans are stinky after you pooped they out !! OMG ! LOL !!

[@TravelsonToast]

Oh 😂

[@jackdheb7071]

Longkong : Lansium domesticum ... is totally different from Lychee. The veggie in that yellow soup should be several different kinds of unripened melon or squash. (or green papaya) It's hard to say "I have tried Thai curry" because their are so many different kinds of curry here from different mixture of Masala (which can be preped with fresh spices, dry spices or both) ... and in some dishes, it's only Masala without coconut. Most of them taste distinctive unlike indian curry which must be made from dried elements only so they are smell just slightly different from each others.

[@streetrec6349]

you must told this restuarant ** I want spicy foods same Thai people eat ** yeah.... nice video

[@น่าฮักจักน่อยนึง]

แกงส้มใส่ผักแปลกๆนะ แตงกวาก็มี

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

Sometimes when Olivia tries a new food item she gets this worried look on her face. I love it!! I call it the anti Mark Wiens!!! I don't blame you, it's only natural your British taste buds are not prepared for all the crazy flavour bombs found in Thai food. Happy Travels

[@TravelsonToast]

Hahaha with Thai food I never know what to expect. Who knew so many herbs/spices/flavours could exist in one dish. Especially when the British use about 3 spices in their whole cuisine 😂

[@nitraoffelder4830]

I think that is green papaya.

[@happyhappy3165]

😍😁😋

[@JacobLeer-fd5zz]

I been watching ya for about 2 weeks now, hope you dont think its weird that ya feel like family to me hahahah wish i can become patreon but im just too broke lol thanks for such awesome honest content

[@TravelsonToast]

We appreciate that! 🙏 No worries man just glad you watch

[@ซ่อนกลิ่นกระดังงา]

Your guy should order 1 spicy the 2 dish none spicy for balance and test much much better,you don't burn your mouth.The vegetable your guy asked in Southern yellow curry maybe green papaya or young coconut shoots.

[@francisinghels9765]

veggie in soupe is probably unripe green mango...yellow color comes from turmeric.

[@FlyingFinns45]

In Thailand, it is eaten with a spoon and the fork is just an aid.

[@again10again21]

It's green papaya.

[@valeriemendes6725]

Green papaya

[@danudolsupanamai5861]

👍🇹🇭

[@จายโหลงณ.เกงตุง]

👍👍🍲🍴🥢🇾🇪🇾🇪😁😁ยินดีด้วยนะครับ

[@myw3993]

Ohh that peppercorn would burn your mouth😳

[@weerapolpongpagdee8899]

Your first dish cooked with bitter bean which is grow in southern and malayu peninsula such as Malaysia. Your first eating won't smell anything but later on you will realized how the taste of bitter bean is. If you eating fresh is more smelly than cooked never kiss or speak to anyone after eating unless you brush your teeth and second dishes we always added lime juice we never and ever add lemon juice in our food. The third ones I assumed it is a young coconut shoot and you can find all these dishes in all southern provinces and Bangkok as well.

[@NengRogers]

🙏👍😊

[@manivanhsouriyavong2048]

do you like laos or thailand how vs two country

[@TravelsonToast]

We love both, they are very different and have unique things to offer!

[@devilmaycry4386]

No pineapple it is "coconut shoot" in thai say "yod maphraw" "ยอดมะพร้าว"

[@สุปราณีชอบแต่ง]

This kind of food I know is spicy.🥵🥵🥵😍

[@sengkhamkommaseng8583]

Look spicier than Lao cuisine

[@TravelsonToast]

It wasn't much spicier, Laos has a lot more stronger flavours in the food because of the fish sauce & padaek though!

[@adrianross3986]

Gaeng som pla?

[@TravelsonToast]

Yep!

[@thanwamoon9680]

That not pineapple. Is young papaya.

[@beritkarlsen6565]

Where can I find the name of the rest? Don’t see any links. You know the stinky beans in Malay we call them Petai . The smell is when you pee🤣

[@TravelsonToast]

Link in description!

[@katinte3092]

Young papaya krub.

[@eddyr5990]

The fruit in salad dish is langsad ลางสาด(central name) or longgong ลองกอง(southern name) The pineapple lookalike one might be green papaya And the spongy stem one might be Bon บอน - elephant ear family

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks 🙏

[@ซ่อนกลิ่นกระดังงา]

Langsad and Longkong are differ but they are the same family.Longkong is bigger and more sweet than Langsad.

[@thegiants8546]

How's Thailand comparison to laos?

[@TravelsonToast]

feels more developed here, bigger population etc but love them both for different reasons

[@ThePt898]

We bring Thai rice to eat with Thai food. Thai food is spicy. It should be eaten with rice. It will be more delicious

[@densawanounphonchareune3568]

How's "CHAI" doing????....I hope your cat feels protected in his new surroundings.... .... .... ....

[@TravelsonToast]

He's doing good!

[@juntaveekammanee]

Looks representable dish but. 😁 I bet there's no zing or a punch to it.

[@ອ້າຍໂສດຢາກມີເມຍ]

😊😊🥀💓

[@สมยศแซ่โค้ว-ฟ4ญ]

papaya

[@iampim55]

The stinky beans would make you hv body odor (the bean odor) .... and you would smell the beans when you go to toilet at the end of the day 😅

[@prasitchee6232]

มะพร้าวอ่อนในแกงส้ม

[@teestee8345]

If You Eat Not You Can Take At Home

[@victorherrera1015]

Disappointed to see so many staff and customers wearing a mask, but not the 2 of you...🤔

[@koongka6627]

You have to eat with rice for southern foods . Because taste is too strong.

[@stangoodvibes]

Do you read the comments at all? Does it not bother you that your subscribers are the kind of people who get excited watching yet another video about *food*? Every vlogger vlogs endless videos about street food. It's just food. It's not that interesting at all. Ever. Yet KZbin is full of vloggers getting excited about...eating. I'm still confused about the sheer number of food and street food vlogs after 6 months here. We all eat street food most of the time. That's how Thailand works. And in all honesty Thai food gets really boring after a while. When I was home we ate a variety of different culture foods in any given week (western, Thai, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Greek etc) so eating Thai food day in day out is boring AF.