TAIWANESE BBQ - HUGE Fish BBQ from Taiwanese ABORIGINAL | East Coast Taiwan Food Tour pt. 2

Taiwan BBQ | Street Food Taiwan | Aboriginal Taiwanese Food
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On our second day of our East Coast of Taiwan Food Tour we stopped at several spots! First we made HOMEMADE mochi by pounding the rice that was steamed directly over a wood fire! We ate several aboriginal Taiwanese dishes including a MASSIVE fish BBQ and a stone cooked hotpot!
Stay tuned for more videos from our east coast tour and let me know what you thought of this episode in the comment section!
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Hey there, my name's Luke Martin with www.chopsticktravel.com ! I'm on a journey to document the BEST Street Food around the world! The Chopstick Travelers are based in Taiwan, where we frequent the best Street Food stands everywhere from Taipei to Kaohsiung. Not only do we feast on amazing street food in Taiwan, but our food focused travels take us on Street Food missions trying unique foods in places like Japan, Malaysia and Hong Kong and around the world!
I post 2 times a week mostly food, some travel. Street Food tours around the world and the most unique dishes we can find in all kinds of hole-in-the-wall restaurants. Stay updated for my latest video VIA our Facebook page and Instagram!
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[@LukeMartin]

What do you think of our east coast adventure day 2? Pounding that mochi was a lot of fun and that Taiwanese aboriginal feast was DELICIOUS! We are now in Seoul, South Korea follow us on Instagram for updates - instagram.com/derpyluke and Facebook facebook.com/chopsticktravel

[@peterfarabaugh6469]

Luke Martin i think that cat is definitely pooping in that rice and was annoyed with you that your filming him while he is doing his business. Love your channel I'm a new subscriber. I learn a lot from your vlogs. Have fun in South Korea.

[@hiroanz]

This video is awesome! The music montage in the lily field stood out for me because it's so beautifully shot and very relaxing to watch. Your videos are getting better all the time. Is it time to get a drone for yourselves too :) ?

[@leonlalo31]

Luke Martin IS THERE SOMETHING YOU DIDN'T EAT?

[@user-hu6gu1zd6v]

What is this restaurant ?

[@hdersoz]

I envy you Luke. It's a lot of journey and experience you're having there. You are getting more and more experienced.. I was a pleasure to watch it. But, I must say I don't like the hot-stone-cooked fish soup, it should taste like dirt and ash :)

[@hsiaoyunchou5283]

I’m half Taiwanese aborigine and I have never had any experience with this authentic cooking/food. This is awesome! Thanks Luke 🙏🏼. I’m definitely going there when I go back to Taiwan.

[@truthseeker1328]

I lived in Taiwan as a very young child for several years when my father was stationed there and your videos reminds me of so many good times we had there. Occasionally my parents would take on weekend field trips into the mountains to visit some of the native Taiwanese villages where the "cannibals" use to live. However we spent much more time around the coastal areas because my father use to catch and collect tropical salt water fish from the local waters. Not sure if this is still allowed in Taiwan now but back then it was perfectly legal to do so. Thanks for sharing Luke and just maybe my wife and I will take a long overdue vacation to Taiwan to relive my childhood experiences thanks to your videos.

[@sandras4897]

Wow Luke Well Done !!!! This is truly a phenomenal tour video !!! In fact I have to say it was probably one of your best to date for me. The excellent education value in this video is outstanding. You just took us on a National Geographic Food Tour. I was truly and completely mesmerized with the entire video. The aerial images of such a beautiful stunning place bring your tour to a NEW UNIQUE LEVEL. Luke your food tours represent a truly interesting and unique representation of a very unique style of worldly cuisine. The food looked delicious and I loved learning about the preparation and origins of the food. Thank You So Much !!!

[@LukeMartin]

wow thank you so much that means a lot! Im so glad you enjoyed the drone footage! I may have to invest in one for myself!

[@sandras4897]

Luke your ariell footage is a great attribute to your tours. It gives an amazing perspective to the understanding of the origins of the food. The technique of using the drone to generate these incredible images is just brilliant ! You are clearly in a serious category to be highly respected for your true dedication to deliver difficult food tours. The ariell geographic images tie the tour together to create an amazing visual learning experience. I hope it's possible for you to continue to integrate the drone images. A big thanks to sponsors like " Joys Tour " for helping make this tour happen.

[@tousshong9438]

Nowadays we made mochi here in the USA using the bread making machine instead of the trading way as seen here. It's also great if you let it cool, cut it to strips, deep fry or pan fry it until golden then dash it with little salt is also another way of eating mochi. You can also bake it till golden brown and dip it in syrup or honey too.

[@Aya-bk5zv]

one of my favorites of your videos, i love this... the food is healthy,nutritious and fresh, just wow me! 👍😋

[@LukeMartin]

Awesome! Thanks Akosi!

[@acemuneath4369]

Thank you for an excellent video. I love the beautiful scenery full of lilies.

[@JonasTjader]

Looks great! I like the mochi part, hope I have chance to experience it :)

[@Exojanelike]

the dishes are great! thank you for your lovely vedio!

[@hsiaoyunchou5283]

This is the second time I have watched this episode! Just wanted to say thank you so much for showing Taiwanese aborigines! My mom is from Ames tribe and I’m very proud to be part of this culture! Beautiful film 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 hope to see more of this content 👍🏼😊

[@oopio08]

花蓮真的超美 不是我老王賣瓜 歡迎大家都來花蓮玩

[@frankniu7706]

Beautiful shots Luke!!! Love the rice paddy shot in the beginning of the video. You're showing the world how beautiful Taiwan is! Keep up the great work!! Ja yo!

[@hooper4581]

Beautiful scenery! Can't go wrong w fresh clean grown food cooked w hot rocks. Who needs spices and sauces

[@user-th7bb8zn4x]

我非常推薦!!金針湯，也是台灣道地的美食保證好喝

[@ayamenaka3430]

What makes you unique compare to other bloggers is your excellent audio music choices as well as your own personality. Great job and great tastes in your music and song selections. So nice and always appropriate for that particular video. Other popular cloggers are copying you! Aloha

[@ayamenaka3430]

*vloggers

[@musictomboy]

Looks like a great tour. I'm glad you are having fun exploring Taiwan.

[@ymai123]

Wow! this is amazing, I love Mochi. i have no idea this is how make it. awesome traditional food and I love the rural countrysides of Taiwan. feel like my home village at southeast of china. love u bro keep it up!

[@LukeMartin]

Awesome Yulong, I love mochi too! Thanks for watching :)

[@lucyho4731]

Marvellous experience of food culture and insights that is so traditional -a great fantastic trip.

[@frankyu4967]

Thanks Luke for showing us your Canadian version of the updated "Lifestyle of the rich and famous".

[@debraboyea7776]

I like your videos better than the other 2 guys....you don't make obnoxious sounds or faces! Thank you.

[@jaysmith31275]

Watching this while I still have power. I'm in Tampa awaiting the hurricane. Catch you on the flip side man. And thanks for another great experience.

[@LukeMartin]

Hi Jayson, stay safe over there!

[@evaguo1]

Another cool video, thanks Luke and Sabrina! I did a bicycle tour down the east coast of Taiwan (and made a video of that trip) and ate a lot of dishes and soups with that flower - now I know their name - golden daylilies 金針花! 好想念台灣米喔!

[@artyr9989]

The way you capture food is what I like, I'm a fan of fish and rice and they look so delicious.

[@rommercristobal3822]

hi luke martin I've been watching all your videos and this episode I like the most that's why i decide to comment by the way im a foreign worker here in Taiwan...I'm from Philippines....I wish i could go there all the nice places you've been go but sadly a little time for me because I'm been given a little time day off by my employer that's why I'm watching you always to see what beautiful places and delicious food of Taiwan thanks for all the videos you upload....can't wait for your new videos...more power to you have good day God bless you...

[@LukeMartin]

Hi Rommer, I hope your situation improves and you get more time to discover the beauty of Taiwan. Im happy I can help in a small way! Thank you for watching:)

[@dougbergman8631]

You've convince me to visit Taiwan. I get hungry just thinking about it.

[@5cats2kids8]

I’m really liking this series!

[@boogeyman7777]

Big fan of your videos man. Quality stuff.

[@midoriYUMi]

Love your vlogs!! Forever making me sooo hungryyy!!!

[@Asiabrew]

That fish looked amazing!

[@unebonnevie]

Your vids are getting better and better! Subscribed!

[@Suzanne6868]

This is another great tour, definitely going to look into it.

[@sierraferetos437]

The white kitty is using that for a kitty litter box 😂 I am never eating rice again

[@bobguenther6658]

What a spectacular presentation you guys have done. One of my favorites! Joys Tour should be excited about your videos because it will give them future vacationers. Superb!

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks so much Robert!

[@darkflame41692]

Great video as always! Keep up the great work :)

[@laijohn857]

The best way to cook the fish is BBQ!!! And that is My all time favorite !! :D nice video again ! love you from kaohsiung

[@LukeMartin]

I agree, bbq is my favorite!

[@Cruisemay2009]

Love this video....hands on....and the grill fish is my favorite.

[@wetdedstuocm]

Interesting , looking forward to more..Liked the Hot Pot that was neat.

[@LukeMartin]

More to come! That hotpot was delicious!!!

[@mylonash7136]

Luke! Nice work. Thank you for sharing. How about that Joystour they really took good care of you. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@snowwolf1975]

Yeah Luke, this is great! We can hardly tell that you're advertising for them over and over again!

[@fizzzyyyApp]

man I m in love with dat drone shots n there is lot of greens I really mean lots n lots green....😀😀 Mochi making is a great way to workout.... in short mochi making means sweat sweat sweat.... that flaming hot stones are huge.... I thought you'll gift some flowers to sabby bt rather than giving gift u ate them dats so rude Luke....😒😒😒 rice fields are actually beautiful I love green fields they are so green😂😂😂man I m so hilarious.... I hve to say highlight for today was watching you workout... 😁😁😁 stay happy stay healthy both of you.... love from India🇮🇳

[@LukeMartin]

Hahah thanks Arpita! Sabrina got to enjoy the lilies without picking any haha! Making mochi sure is a workout! Thanks for watching again :)

[@yusufmarulloh8933]

Arpita Rathod hai your namber phone sabaraha

[@jiading1945]

You deserve more subscribers! Great content in each new videos! Keep it up!

[@iamslama]

Thanks Luke and Sabrina, for the video, maybe next time you guys can do a trip to east coat of Taiwan with out the tour group. Just the raw footage of you and Sabrina, good videos please keep it coming. Thx

[@Mingepump]

That cat is doing its business in that rice.

[@LukeMartin]

I hope not.... :S

[@yeswecanhk]

The cat is keeping rats away

[@MuteMentalist]

As a cat owner I can say that it definitely is

[@justhappenedtowalkby3709]

(hush hush) ... that is the secret recipe of their 'high quality rice'.

[@hiroanz]

Hopefully, the cat is trained to go in the litter box, and trained to kill rats who may be otherwise doing business in the rice for real..

[@jeremyc572]

"I hope he doesn't use that as a litter box!" Best quote ever!

[@phiology1983]

Lol the cat... the cat was like "uh privacy please"

[@lizsharz6449]

Looks amazing

[@alejandraramirez4320]

the rice looks so good. yum.

[@howardc3396]

What an amazing travelog!

[@teddyl6261]

Cat: "All of these are my giant litterboxes!!! Get lost stranger slave!"

[@smoothguy920]

Keep up these great videos bud👍

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks buddy!

[@linace329]

Wow! You have a drone now? That view is just amazing!

[@phiology1983]

Love it when you get "hands on" and help out on that mochi haha and beautiful drone shots! Great video luke!

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks Phi! Making that mochi was certainly a work out but very rewarding!

[@onewlover21]

Love your videos! Sending love for Singapore

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks so much buddy, would love to visit Singapore!

[@garywilliams7306]

Great scenery!!!

[@josielee9996]

Don't even know there is a place like this in Taiwan! thank you Luke! i only get to visit some cities like Taipei and Kaohsiung when i traveled to Twn 3 years ago

[@LukeMartin]

I hope you get to come back and visit the east coast!

[@lindawhisler4485]

The cat was using it as a litter box....You could tell by his tail positioning.....That's funny...and very interesting....

[@chinnappam9153]

Top class videography!

[@gokdenizkymet783]

Wow i like all video

[@wwuukkmm2518]

Welcome to Taiwan.

[@user-mr8zk8hn9g]

看完都想去了🤗🤗🤗

[@chihweiliang]

This is incredible the way you filming Tai tung rice paddy. Yeah I hope 🤞 White kitty doesn't think it's litter box. 😹😹

[@laffytaffy7971]

That 🐈 was giving the special flavor to the rice 😂😂😂

[@AliciaChu1222]

Golden Lilies are really amazing.

[@hp365]

In Japan, it is often eaten as a mixture of soybean flour (yellow powder) and sugar. Also, I sometimes eat it with eggplant (red beans). Grilled fish is a great feast for those who like fish.

[@FullspecActual]

That cat was definitely peeing in the rice

[@DoItNowToday]

Nice video ^.^ Much love from Bulgaria

[@dantefeng2166]

I think the cat is using it as a litter box.........so funny

[@loganbonhamsmith766]

Wow I'm the first view! Love your videos man!

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks Logan! you're so early!

[@JuanRodriguez-zz5cc]

Amazing job!! I love food and culture. But this is better that Food Network. Where you guys original from?

[@user-zz6sp3lm8o]

Maybe next time you can come to Tainan 😄there are also many cute traditional streets and a lot of snacks😋 Have fun ! In Korea 😄

[@katraena]

That cat was totally peeing in that rice lol. Love your videos. :)

[@jacquelinemunoz7272]

💘 love you video's🎈💝🎈 Keep ☝ up the good work😘🎈💝

[@robertvazquez35]

Lol that cat looks like It made that trip more than once. Looks like a good place peeeeeeeeeeeeeee hahb

[@numbtee8478]

Awesome.....you're doing this perfectly.....best "treatment" by far....don't stop....;)

[@user-uk4jb8zr2u]

WOW TAIWAN so beautiful

[@joevergara1433]

YUM!!!

[@jennielynn8458]

I have these exact tiger water Lilly's I did not know you could eat them good to know

[@osbalberrios7983]

Is the reason the rice is so good because of the cat? Lol. Good job Luke. I really enjoyed this one.

[@LukeMartin]

hahah thanks Osbal!

[@AmelieZh]

🐈～he indeed used it as litter box!! Bad kitty

[@user-yd8hm7mu3d]

讓我想起南投的竹桶大餐 滋味也很👍

[@samuriel6081]

台灣人報到……✌

[@mhc1301]

You kinda need some Taiwanese Aboriginal music as BGM in this video.

[@9225036]

Those lily(金針花) stewed with pork is flavour, it is the must try

[@LukeMartin]

mmm sounds food! that deep fried one was just OK

[@Jason63]

it's usually served in pork rib soups

[@trickpa80]

Great video Luke

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks!

[@hannanice6636]

Hi Luke, this vidéo pushed me to subscribe to ur channel. Looking forward to more

[@user-sd5yo5jr5u]

很天然的野味，看了讓人食慾大開

[@megahamartolos6638]

"Mochi" is a Japanese word that is "you" in Chinese and "aidi" in Korean. Pounded rice cakes are part of many Asian culinary cultures. When I was a kid, my extended family pounded mochi every New Year. The basic technique is the same as used by aboriginal Taiwanese but the instruments differ. We used wooden mallets with handles and the rice was pounded in a basalt stone vessel. Two men pounded and one pulled the dough to the center. The women rolled the dough into individual round, flat cakes, some plain, some containing sweetened red bean paste. Most were white but some were red (food coloring) and the green ones were colored with mizuna (field mustard). My grandfather placed a small mound of salt in each corner of the fire to keep away demons and evil spirits. He threw some at me, and I suspect he had doubts about my character. What this demonstrates is that virtually all cuisine is fusion, few foods are indigenous and unique to any nation or people.

[@billybilly319]

You can go to the 光復 sugar factory and eat the '月明' ice cream . It's very delicious.

[@pabloduluc6775]

that sound in the beginning lmao

[@quentinzhu2067]

Awesome video

[@ownpetard8379]

The captioning in English at 18:57 is interesting. The manager didn't like the phone camera, apparently. Cool!

[@dantefeng2166]

yep...the cat is definitely doing his business...and caught by you two...

[@ameliahayles8754]

Yep that cat is taking a wee in the rice 🙊

[@PURPLELIou]

yea that cat totally peed allover the rice :D

[@jackielee4516]

Such a good video,why so many dislike???

[@ogogagil2905]

Indonesia gaes,realy beautiful!

[@zo335822]

If possible, try 麵包果湯, it's specialty in east Taiwan.

[@pnteo]

are you using drone from top shoot the paddy field ?

[@loaloa3126]

very nice show

[@GiamoniCooper]

He uhhhhh was using it as a liter-box.... I have 2 fur babies... that's that "im going to use the bathroom" stance.