Tropical FRUIT Tier List

[@danprast1593]

Durian is kind of "0 or 100" fruit. eather you absolutely hated it or really love it.

[@patrickandrewl9587]

true 😆

[@prameswarabrata2349]

That's why we call durian as a king of fruit ..you hate it or love

[@pantaneirotesteteste9906]

​@@prameswarabrata2349 this is jackfruit, no durian

[@prameswarabrata2349]

@@pantaneirotesteteste9906 see the video until the end...

[@eduardochavacano]

those who hate it are poor, at least in the Philippines, where Durian is a luxury

[@haphuong4743]

I absolutely love eating rambutan, but I really dislike how the seed's skin sticks to the meat. So, I highly recommend you should try a different type of rambutan in Vietnam. The rambutan you ate in the clip is usually referred to as Thai rambutan. There's another variety called "Chôm chôm nhãn" ( if translated literally, it would be 'rambutan longan'). This type of rambutan looks like it has a buzz cut because the rind of Chôm chôm nhãn has much shorter hair compared to the Thai rambutan. The meat of chôm chôm nhãn is a little crunchy , less watery, and the special thing is seed's skin won’t stick to the meat, makes this type of rambutan 100 times easier to eat. It tastes incredibly sweet and delicious. I've been eating this type since I was a child, and it has always been my top favorite.

[@yeschefwithchadkubanoff]

@@haphuong4743 wow, that sound awesome. I will look for it

[@hongphuongtranthi7896]

⁠@@yeschefwithchadkubanoffadditionally, you can ask the fruit seller at the market for “chôm chôm đường”, that is its vietnamese name (i think) 😊

[@chernoalphaspunch]

In Indonesian these varian refer to "Rambutan Rapiah", a variety that has shorter hair and seed doesn't stick with flesh.

[@aegisae2588]

@@yeschefwithchadkubanoff Rambutan Binjai is same, the skin seed is doesnt stick with the meat and it has big dark red color

[@giraffestreet]

When I was a kid, I always asked my mom to peel it for me so it doesn't leave the seed skin.

[@kosongempat765]

In Indonesia we have buah (fruit): 1. Buah Matoa, 2. Buah Gandaria, 3. Buah Kecapi, 4. Buah Menteng, 5. Buah Kemang, 6. Buah Mundu, 7. Buah Rambusa, 8. Buah Lai (Similar with durian but no), 9. buah lahung (tembranang), 10. buah keledang (similiar with jackfruit but no), 11. Buah jamblang (juwet) 12. Buah manau 13. and more There are several types of mangga (mango): 1. Mangga harumanis 2. Mangga apel 3. Mangga golek 4. Mangga madu 5. Mangga manalagi 6. Mangga alpukat 7. Mangga cengkir Indramayu 8. Mangga falan 9. Mangga gedong gincu 10. Mangga Kweni 11. Mangga Siem 12. Mangga Dusun 13. Mangga Lalijiwa 14. and more There are several types of rambutan: 1. Rambutan Binjai 2. Rambutan Cimacan 3. Rambutan Aceh Lebak Bulus 4. Rambutan Si Bongkok 5. Rambutan Si Nyonya 6. Rambutan Si Batuk Ganal 7. Rambutan Antalagi 8. Rambutan Rapiah 9. Rambutan Narmada 10. Rambutan Garuda 11. Rambutan Kepulasan 12. Rambutan Bahrang There are several types of Pisang (Banana): 1. Pisang Raja 2. Pisang Ambon 3. Pisang Tanduk 4. Pisang Uli 5. Pisang Kepok 6. Pisang Mas 7. Pisang Batu 8. Pisang Barangan 9. Pisang Ambon Lumut 10. Pisang Raja Sereh 11. Pisang Nangka 12. Pisang Kapas 13. Pisang Badak 14. Pisang Lampung 15. Pisang Ambon Kuning

[@Araara929]

😂😂😂

[@Ahsha_Velitskov]

papaya too another name in indonesia.. (only 2 that i know) 1. Pepaya Bangkok 2. Pepaya California

[@pocophone2010]

Korup NEPOTIS fruit of president jokowi😂❤

[@yyddmmtt7640]

overproud

[@kosongempat765]

@@yyddmmtt7640 yes, off course im pround with my country.

[@santisantosa7889]

In Indonesia we boiled the jackfruit seeds. Add some salt when boiling, when it turn soft u can simply eat it 😊

[@Amongussassy]

In vietnam,our old guy do it too

[@rosman9444]

same here bro in the Philippines but we also cooked it dry fry bro.

[@RoyZakaria]

Tu cempedak bukan nangka.. biji nangka orang tak makan

[@dushantjayasundara9584]

in Sri Lanka we do that too. and after boil you can dry them under the sun and keep them for really long time and use them as a bite for the free times

[@ICanSmellYourFear69]

Yeah that’s the fav snack for the elders in Vietnam too, it has the consistency of starchy chalk and the taste of sweet potato with an awesome very fruity jackfruit hint

[@whynugs]

Fun fact, there is a flower like pattern on the bottom of the mangosteen, how much petals on that pattern determine how much meat inside of it. Most of it is 5, if you find 6 or even more you are very lucky. 18:29 If you taste a bitter is because you bite the seed. Kind a agree with your tier list but I think Durian is a SS tier for me Great content, greetings from Indonesia

[@mkhoirulfatikhin8768]

Yeah, need more tiers for Durian; S, SS, SSS, SSSS....

[@lequanghuy6027]

Yeah Bonbon is very sweet and fragrant, the only problem is the seeds are very bitter, even if you bite it lightly. I usually carefully bite off the seeds and enjoy the meat later

[@rachel512]

Yes, we Asians looove our Durian ❤ hello from Davao, Philipines where mangosteen costs less than a dollar per kilo now 😊

[@gorilladisco9108]

Yeah, he bite the seed and then gave it a D. 😅

[@opo_to_yo_yo]

In Indonesia, you can buy 3 kg manggoesten for $1 in Harvest season

[@user-tl9wv6wu9h]

Malaysian here 🇲🇾 For those who first time eating durian, I have 2 tips for you : 1. Try fresh one (not pre-packed), the packed durian might undergo fermentation process & cause intense taste experience. 2. Try less intense type of durian. Higher the price, the more intense in flavor. Try ‘durian kampung’ type, it’s the cheapest & mildest among durian varieties (but the flesh isn’t thick as high grade of durian)

[@alkafmaulana686]

Thanks malaydog for information

[@kyle0211]

@@alkafmaulana686 you must be an indoggies, always barking everywhere

[@user-tl4ly1fk2p]

​@@alkafmaulana686 Please stop embarrassing indonesia

[@wewenzsahajer9620]

​​@@alkafmaulana686 boccccilz boccahh mindset 😂😂

[@faiz6503]

@@alkafmaulana686 mentality mundur ke?

[@epongmulyati5594]

In Indonesia you can find 10 kinds of rambutan. They are: Rambutan Si Nyonya. Rambutan Rapiah. Rambutan Lebak Bulus. Rambutan Si Batuk Ganal. Rambutan Antalagi. Rambutan Narmada. Rambutan Kapulasan. Rambutan Binjai. Each of them has different taste and texture. You must taste them all.

[@xiraoit9342]

1 more, Rambutan Ace

[@Sneepz_R]

Jack fruit a.k.a Nangka juga banyak jenisnya BTW sirsak dari asia tenggara atau bukan sih?

[@ivandmunthe9835]

Yes rambutan binjai is most delicious ❤

[@runejpunk]

​@@ivandmunthe9835 Binjai easy to peel like rapiah. But sweeter and juicier. But I prefer Rapiah.

[@AhmadLuthfiProfile]

Haha rambutan dapet tier C. Mungkin di kebetulan dapet yang kurang enak. Kalo yang enak sih harusnya bisa dapet tier A.

[@binghoward70]

I was in Singapore last week and I had 4 varieties of durians from Malaysia. I was in heaven on earth. Their flavor profile was amazing. Some had vanilla undertone (red prawn), sweetness/bitterness is more prevalent in some and not in others. The MSW (Mao Shan Won) is called the “king of durians” is very well rounded, the “black thorn”, the bitterness was more pronounced and the D24 was the beginner’s durian. Loved every second tasting those durians.

[@calyco2381]

Yes. Many westerners dont know that difference in durian variety is as different as citroen. Like from sour lemon to super sweet shantang. From red grapefruit to thick rind of pomelo.

[@lemansawi3249]

What no musang King? 2nd tear or 1st tear depends on your preference..

[@MysticisM730]

@@lemansawi3249 Mao Shan Wang and musang king is actually the same thing, just different name

[@lemansawi3249]

@@MysticisM730 oooo... ic.. that's why have a similar sound but the end get change.

[@KinDiedYesterday]

In term of the price, i heard d24 is the best one. I hope i can taste it some day

[@destij.5626]

One thing to know before eating langsat (Malay) or duku (Indonesian) is: DO NOT eat the seeds! They're very bitter, that's why you got the bitter taste eating them. Most Indonesians eating it around the seed piece by piece, carefully avoiding biting the seeds. I put the peeled one whole into my mouth, but I bite it just so that my teeth won't crush the seeds. You'll get the full flavour without the bitterness of the seeds. Oh, but I would take out the big pieces with the big seeds, though, to be safe, and eat them separately. And I love duku so much...

[@LegendhypergameGD]

The correct way to eat langsat ✅

[@light5978]

i live in indonesia, in sumatra island, and i think we have both duku and langsat, and both are different fruit. and we also have another similiar fruit called rambe. 3 similiar but different, with different taste

[@nimay13]

@@chiangweytan5937 Dukong/Dokong afaik is Chinese word for langsat/duku. At least for my observation is that Malay sellers never call it Dokong, only Chinese sellers do.

[@nimay13]

@@light5978 Malaysia do have Rambai (Rambe). But not as popular as langsat.

[@nimay13]

@@chiangweytan5937 Ok did some researching. Apparently I was wrong, Dokong is just a bastardization of Longkong which is Siamese name for the fruit. Duku - Thick skin, sweet taste. Dokong - Thailand Duku, much bigger in size than Duku Langsat - Thin skin, taste-wise it's mixed, some are sour, some are sweet. Bitter seed. Duku Langsat - Is mixed breed of both.

[@Andrew_Fraser]

I’m here to protest your dragon fruit placement in C tier! A perfectly ripe one crushes watermelon in term of flavour. There’s a lot duds, but the good ones are insane. Awesome video.

[@MrCuriosity]

this is a list of him favorite fruits

[@yeschefwithchadkubanoff]

@@Andrew_Fraser I call BS on this dragon fruit love, watermelon for life 🤣😁

[@Kontro_7]

I've had a perfectly ripe on before, it was SWEET infact it was so sweet it almost became a problem. Tastes like a mix of watermelon, cherry and syrup. Really good just a little too sweet.

[@kevinzanuar5492]

​@@yeschefwithchadkubanoff I personally love dragon fruit, especially the red one, i never bought them either since my uncle owns an orchard but not very big, they are smaller ones right by his house. Trust me when i tell you that the fresh one, fresh as in picked right off the vine are much better than the one on the market. It has a bolder taste sweet with a hint of sourness and much more fragrant

[@Lemontree5.3]

​@@yeschefwithchadkubanoff I have known all kinds of fruits over the past 30 years, and with me dragon fruit and jackfruit are the last two.

[@Despotic_Waffle]

In Malaysia we actually judge the quality of a rambutan based on if the flesh peels off the seed well or not. We call that quality 'lekang'. When it's not 'lekang', we gt juat as pissed as you do because we're eating woodchips with the rambutan 😂.

[@RENO_K]

Indonesian names for the fruits Longan: kelengkeng Watermelon: semangka Persimmon: kesemek June plum: kedondong Dragon fruit: buah naga(literal translation, buah=fruit, naga=dragon) Star fruit: belimbing Sugar plum: buah srikaya Pomelo : jeruk bali Guava (green): jambu batu Guava (pink): jambu biji Jackfruit: nangka Mangosteen: manggis (it's not expensive in Jakarta) Sapoche: buah sawo Langsat: duku Rose apple: jambu air The ones i didn't put is just, the same

[@tommyfedinandus7951]

Bang ralat, kalo langsat ya langsat kalo duku beda lagi.

[@semogasaja5714]

Sirsak apa srikaya?

[@twokaizer2452]

​@@semogasaja5714Sugar Apple itu srikaya

[@ennykaa]

​@@semogasaja5714 kalo sirsak = soursop

[@dlala9200]

Sawo biasa dan sawo sapoche beda varietas,secara bentuk,daging,biji,aroma dan tekstur berbeda.

[@ojol_wibu]

In Indonesia, the coc fruit (or we called it "kedondong") usually served as "asinan". You fermented it in a water, vinegar, salt, and some grounded chili. Put it in refrigerator for a few days, and voila. It's an amazing dish with very complex flavor.

[@ojol_wibu]

Another fun fact : The mangosteen in my place are very cheap. That fruit is a seasonal fruit, but when it comes to the season, 2 kilos of mangosteen costs between 1-2 USD. Me and my family are loved it. So it's a big win for us. 😂

[@ojol_wibu]

And for durian, I agree that the best durian comes from Malaysia (musang king) and Thailand (durian monthong). The smell is very strong (in a good way), thicker meat and smaller seeds, more custardy, and taste stronger than any other durians. And for the fun fact, "duri" means "thorn" in Indonesia. So "durian" means "thorny". I can easily rate both kind of durian in SSS tier. The yellow jackfruit when over ripe will increase its alcohol content, taste sweeter, more intense and stronger. I'll rate this in SSS tier too. And there's another family from the thorny fruit family called "cempedak" (in Indonesia). It's still the same family with jackfruit. But the flavor-wise and taste-wise, it's kinda extreme. If you love it you'll extremely love it, and if you hate it you'll extremely hate it too. No lines in between.

[@harukrentz435]

​@@ojol_wibu tahun lalu el nino dahsyat padi susah ditanam tapi manggis panennya gila2an 😂 smp dijual 10rb per kilo. Gw inget bgt setiap hari beli sekilo smp duku 1 kilo (juga 10rb)1 minggu kemudian gw masuk rumah sakit kebanyakan makan manggis dan duku 🤣

[@ojol_wibu]

@@harukrentz435 lah sama, bedanya ga sampe masuk rs. Cuma mules doang. 🤣

[@krystalcat3625]

I like unripe Kedondong juice made for you in a restaurant. You get to enjoy the flavour without the hassles. The most annoying fruit to open.

[@SecretOnly-e1j]

Eating durian is a surprise of taste, I could get a cheesy, creamy taste, sometimes vanilla-like taste, sometimes bitter and garlicky taste, they all have different tastes and aromas. I used to hate it, but now I love it!! especially the one that is ripened and falls from the tree. The seed can be boiled or burned and tastes like peanuts. The flowers of durian trees can be cooked as a delicious meal like any other vegetable.

[@megatronic9174]

Finally! Someone speaks out the problem with rambutan. I am a vietnamese and I really hate the extreme gap between the delicious flavour and the unbearable texture

[@AliAsidqi2]

I don't know how to explain it, but you have to peel it carefully so as to not let the seed skin stick to the meat parts. If you peel it right, the below surface will be white without rough skin texture.

[@liyenong2017]

I don't give a crap, I just swallow the woody texture and think of it as extra fiber ahahaha, chew chew taste the juice then swallow

[@clowtears1898]

No crunch = there is leftover flesh

[@hoah4958]

my wife refer the one that have rough texture. Anyway there are the one u can eat without the inside skin peeling off. I just dont care since you can have longan for less stress

[@CottageGurl]

geez its not that bad

[@WesleyAPEX]

HOW COULD YOU NOT EAT MANGO? ITS THE 🐐

[@lunarosalindalexious255]

Ya...

[@tuananhdo1870]

it's good but not too great for me

[@Inagamingg]

Mango is overrated, in southeast asia people mostly more like half-ripe mangoes rather than sweet one

[@arapaimagold8088]

Try Pakistani mango, they grow some serious varieties that can match the premium $50 Japanese mango

[@KinDiedYesterday]

​@@Inagaminggdepend on the place and dishes i guess

[@nescafeicez]

Come to Malaysia on May/June/July for tasting best ever Durian... Not forget to mention, to try durian, find MUSANG KING DURIAN.. Kind of pure yellow and got small/dried seed inside. 🇲🇾

[@m.arshakrisnadian769]

Musang king durian is amazing, i'm from Indonesia 😊👍🏻

[@SiKedek]

Your taste buds are still American/European - you expect most of your fruits to be saccharine sweet to be S-/A-tier...

[@DT-bd9bi]

Got to eat the pink guava with the core that's what make it soft, sweet and more aromatic.

[@heyanhho]

Speaking of discrepancy, I prefer dragon fruits over watermelon, less messy to eat for me. Really enjoy you speaking about the seeds and texture because we never spoke about this in my family growing up. It was simply "Here's fruit, eat it". And if someone doesn't like something, we quietly disappear before snack time.

[@destij.5626]

1. In Indonesia, we eat the 'toad fruit' (Indonesian: kedondong) half ripe as snack dipped in palm sugar (often with peanuts) condiment, and the young ones as sweet preserves. They're both tasty. But my favourite is kedondong juice, into which they add sugar AND a bit of salt. Lovely... 2. Before you slice starfruits (to make stars), you need to discard the 'tip of the stars', the parts where the colours are different. It gives a tart, bitter taste, and might ruin the sweetness of the fruit.

[@m.q.m.39]

Green guava is so good to be eaten with salt, or sweet nut sauce😍😍 And the pink guava, you should leave it until it ripe and make it as juice (add some sugar and ice of course). Bell fruit also usually eaten with sweet nut sauce. Langsat Palembang variety is so good. And pick the big ones.

[@blackcarol5903]

Fun fact: the dried version of longan were called as "long nhãn" which directly translate to dragon eyes.

[@thetruthtrumpsallliesfromt4399]

Another fun fact: In Cantonese it is also called dragon’s eye and probably is the reason why the name long ngan sound so similar in Vietnamese. 龍眼 (lung4 ngaan5 | long2 yan3) : longan

[@Mimieko2607]

In malaysia it called cat eye

[@tuananhdo1870]

trong Tieng Trung qua nha la "long nhan" nhe, sang tieng viet con co moi "nhan" thoi, nhung trong tieng viet nguoi ta goi nhan kho la "long nhan"

[@krittaponrattanamont2008]

The dry version is much ... much better. Either eat as snacks or make into a iced cool drink.

[@cipangoreng]

"Mangosteen is one of the most expensive fruit in Asia", Me: 'looks at the mangosteen tree outside my grandma's house' 😏

[@minhhungle7488]

Mangosteen - S tier in my heart. You can never feel bored eating them

[@engr.songjihyo2022]

Overrated fruit LMAO. In nutrients wise yeah its on their but the taste and how you eat it its kinda sht. shtt fruit meat.

[@topibundar9554]

Its called queen of fruit for a reason, while durian is called king of fruit because they scary shape, strong smell and the taste of heaven for some and hell for some 😂😂

[@minhhungle7488]

@@topibundar9554 durian tastes good but if you eat too much of it at once your stomach gets upset. I prefer the crunchy variety🤤

[@santolify]

The Langat aka Lansones in the PI, is my favorite. Don't peel the skin off of this fruit (the white milky liquid is bitter) instead gently pinch it from the part where it grows from and peel it off. Avoid the seeds because they are extremely bitter. I would love to get my hands on this fruit.

[@yhyh9226]

Durian is definitely SSS tier. We call it the King of Fruits while Mangosteen is the Queen. And you missed out on a S tier worthy fruit, the Lychee. It's like a rambutan but better in all aspects.

[@RohmadHidayat-h6n]

Durin F rank

[@Whisker777]

Nope, when you get used to the texture, rambutan is definitely A tier and if you don’t get used to it. Just buy the canned one in Thailand.

[@tweyland]

-Nice roundup! -People taking lipitor (or other statins) for cholesterol should avoid grapefruit and pomelo, which can interact. -Regarding durian, I think the challenge is to separate the smell from the taste. The smell is sort of like a young washed rind cheese (like Epoisses or Taleggio) plus onions that were cut yesterday - definitely savory type smells. But the taste is sweet. If you like eating cheese and fruit together, you may enjoy it more than someone else. Best I've had was in Penang, Malaysia. -Regarding the small jackfruit, I believe it might be a subvariety called cempedak in Malay, a little sweeter and more orange in color than the larger varieties.

[@ChrisEatsAndTravels]

The way you reacted to the mang cut is the same way I react every time. Best fruit ever.

[@HisMajestyKingPantoniusDSecond]

In the Philippines, there are lots of Rambutan and we would always choose the “tuklap” (literally means Peeled off). The rambutan meat and the seed are peeled off when ripe, so you wouldn’t have to eat that woody taste. I happen to have a tree in my backyard.

[@testdasi]

Fun facts: both jackfruit and sugar apple have 2 different species grown in Vietnam. Yes different species, not varietals. Jackfruit has the "crunchy" specie (mít ta) and the soft fragrant specie (mít tố nữ). Sugar apple has the soursop specie (mãng cầu xiêm) and the sugar apple specie (mãng cầu ta, aka "na")

[@qqqqwert]

Why Did You Cut The Mangosteen Like That Arggggggggggg

[@sangletan7076]

My heart skipped a beat lol

[@KW-sm2rt]

white ppl style lol

[@imanjx2914]

LMAO SAME, LIKE WHY?

[@jonsnow1951]

He wanted to show a cross section, he explained the popping method and ate one from one that wasn't cut like that.

[@kurukuru4120]

He get the cross sections for the video. He did it with all of the fruits, even durian.

[@Justin-po4je]

You need to try star apple next (vú sữa) I think you will love it!

[@rifqiahera3724]

The green guava is amazing, are you kidding me?! And yes, i am a woman 😅. Tasty, cruncy , and it goes great with sambal rujak too. Love it.

[@thangngudxop]

I love almost everthing on your S tier, swapped out Watermelon with a good Durian and it's heavenly 🥰

[@LiteraMe]

Love rambutan, chico and durian!!! Try fruits from the Philippines, like the caimito or star apple, lansones, sineguelas, duhat, marang, and persimmon. Pink pomelos from Davao, Philippines are the best. And mangos from the Philippines are also ranked as the best in the world.

[@FamiliOfficeDotCom]

My 12 Favorite Fruits : ✅ Durian ✅ Grape ✅ Mango ✅ Pear ✅ Date ✅ Jackfruit ✅ Blueberry ✅ Strawberry ✅ Avocado ✅ Longan ✅ Coconut ✅ Tangerine

[@Adiarby13]

as a Southeast Asian, i mostly agree with the rank except i'd switch watermelon and durian, durian is always S tier lol. and you should try 'pulasan' aka 'maritam' (Naphelium Ramboutanake Leenh), it's like rambutan but better, and the seed is edible and taste like almond.

[@ศิลปินชายไทย]

In Thailand we mix sugar salt and chilli for sour fruit.

[@Hadlar]

Saya suka..

[@Aplha_Wolf]

The strong and complex aroma of durian is a result of a combination of various chemical compounds. The difference in perception of durian aroma is due to differences in olfactory receptors, past experiences, and cultural factors. I hope that in the future, there will be a method to help people who dislike the smell of durian to enjoy it. Because I love durian so much.

[@nenesimone]

I always think, stronger smell = higher alcoholic content lol No durian is never alcoholic but that's how the smell hits me...and durian wine is awesome, so is dragon fruit wine and mangosteen wine.

[@Aplha_Wolf]

@nenesimone yeah there is no alcohol, Maybe you're not used to the smell of sulfur compounds.

[@NatalieGal-u2t]

The S tier durians are the Musang king and black thorn from Malaysia! I love the top tier variety of musang king like Black gold and also another superior durian black thorn.

[@topibundar9554]

The price is also S tier 😭

[@randomvideos-kr2mg]

lol

[@aldebaran5108]

@@topibundar9554 hey, it's called THE KING for a reason. The price shouldn't be cheap either😂

[@shincy25]

Your description on the durian texture and taste are so precise, peoples can expected the same. And right, tips to enjoy durian is come to Malaysia trying variety, from weak milky taste, to strong sweet onion, and finally ultimate bitter alcoholic.

[@KK-FL]

Mangosteen is my favorite fruit! But they only sell them where I live in 6 or 8 piece bags so you can imagine how much that costs!

[@BeekicchinDaidocoro]

Thailand tropical fruit quality is well amazing for its price, one of the best so far especially if you go farm fresh picking. You are right = We died in heaven on their mangosteen then got woken up quickly again with their graton fruit dip in chilli, salt, sugar powder. They have this grape look a like called loog-whar that leaves bright purple color on your tongue that is juicy sweet, a little sour & bittersweet aftertaste = a nice version of cough mixture. For us Thai simple lamud and the well ripen fragrant papaya and mango has the best taste. We were so in our element at the right place on earth for fresh fruits sanctuary while traveling through the SEA particularly in Thailand. Then when we ate pawpaw from the market back home in the Uk we just cried with deepest sadness 😔 😢- seriously getting an unwax good apple is already proven hard from the supermarket here. How many of us would go back to the Southeast Asia alone just for their thousands varieties of fruits- then count us in❤

[@SUNNYSTARSCOUT365]

My favourite fruit is mangosteen 😊😊😊

[@gablison]

Guava is better as a juice or smoothie over eating it straight, I hate the texture but the flavour is amazing. Sometimes the seeds of the Langsat can be a bit bitter but the flesh around it is amazing, I love it.

[@TasteLike16]

I think you should buy good quality before reviewing this,it's so insulting that you comment nasty,but never tried the best version of that fruit. Do some research first 🤦‍♂️

[@NguyenQuynh-lj8qx]

omg I love your transition of each fruit, it's actually impresssive!

[@jamesho2865]

I would say that for fruit, we think that texture is super important. The crunchy ones without a lot of flavour, or are just sour, they're more like a vessel for condiments like muối ớt, muối tôm, mắm ruốc, mắm đường. So with this tier list, I would say that its a bit unfair for the fruits that need these condiments as they're not enjoyed in their best version, but doesnt mean they're inferior :))

[@ColoniaMurder20]

you need pluck stem on mangosteen for easy open it... and you can use skin from mangosteen as medicinal tea. and price of mangosteen in this season is around 3 kilo per 1 dollar in Southern Philippines becuz of oversupply.

[@khanhuchiha]

Bởi vì ông là ng Tây, với văn hóa ăn không xương, không hạt, không vỏ, không ăn trái cây xanh,...... mọi thứ phải hoàn hảo, tiêu chuẩn cao nên cách đánh giá có phần hơi thiếu khách quan. Những cái phần mà đại đa số người Châu Á ăn được mà tiêu chuẩn người tây ăn không quen miêng (không được) thì nên hiểu rằng bản thân cái trái cây nó vốn như vậy, để bóc vỏ ra ăn luôn chứ không phải sơ chế cắt gọt cầu kỳ. Hãy biết cách chấp nhận thực tế là trái cây đó nó vốn như vậy và cách ăn đã như vậy trong hàng ngàn năm qua, trước khi nói "tại sao người ta lại thích ăn cái này cái kia?" thì bản thân ông nên hiểu là tại ông khác biệt văn hóa nên chưa chấp nhận được nó thôi. *Thật buồn cười vì những người tây chỉ lấy một số loại trái cây ít ỏi có ở Âu Mỹ mà họ biết như táo, nho,.. để so sánh. Biết vì sao muối ớt, muối tôm ăn kèm ngon hơn không? Vì bên âu mỹ ăn uống chỉ có muối + tiêu nên làm sao hiểu được các loại gia vị kết hợp với đồ ăn nó tuyệt vời như nào. Không phải đầu bếp các ông cũng luôn muốn làm 1 món ăn vị căn bản nhạt toẹt trở nên ngon hơn sao? Trái cây cũng vậy, nó chỉ là chưa kết hợp được với thứ làm nó ngon nhất mà thôi haha

[@shirai4526]

Bro, ông có vấn đề với ng Tây hay sao vậy ??

[@FeyTheBin]

Jackfruit is my favorite fruit, especially the softer variant. I would refrigerate them for an hour or two to make them taste better, especially when they're very juicy.

[@RANMAJUANHALF-23]

U know why u don't like some of the fruits bcoz u didn't grow eating it when your a kid Bcoz your from west only South East Asians kids growing eating it can say Weather it's taste good or not 😂 🇵🇭🇮🇩🇰🇭🇲🇾🇲🇲🇻🇳🇸🇬🇹🇭🇧🇳

[@smolcataf]

Can't let the fellow vietnameses know I fw this tier list

[@yoominbi]

I thought I was the only one that hates to eat Rambutan cos the seed 'skin' sticks to the meat.

[@philph3592]

I actually prefer that variety of Rambutan that you got. We call that “tuklapin” variety in the Philippines. Tuklapin means the coating of the seed goes with the flesh. I understand that westerners have a different level of tolerance to differences in texture but that rambutan is heaven to me.

[@lilyfhonazhel2675]

Absolutely hate it when the flesh stick to the seed as opposed to peeling, yeah, I like that variety too.

[@shinyape1741]

Agreed. To me, its the same kind of complaint when it comes to seeded grapes. The best grapes ive ever had were the ones where you have to eat around the seed(spit out), while the skin falls off simultaneously, leaving only the pulp inside. The sellers says people dont buy it, because they just want the seedless grapes, due to it being easy to eat.

[@gorilladisco9108]

@@lilyfhonazhel2675 I used to hate it too. But as I'm growing up, I learn to not be bothered with it. Just chew and swallow it all, flesh and seed skin.

[@xanderyodz9514]

There's alot of variety of Rambutan in Philippines. Two of the variety that I know the woody pulp sticks to the flesh and one variety don't stick to the flesh. And there are variety that is most sour, one middle sour and sweet and one has the sweetest almost no sour taste.

[@wenderis]

The skin on a rambutan is the 2nd best thing for me. It certainly adds texture, and oh boy do we southeast asian love contrasting texture. Plus, where i come from, the slightly bitter woody taste is well appreciated rather than avoided

[@law500]

I am grateful that my grandma planted many fruit trees around my house, there are banana trees, rambutan, mangosteen, coconut, pineapple, water guava, jackfruit, longan, guava and sapodilla. She's planted it in the past, now her grandchildren enjoy the results, rest in peace my grandma and thanks for everything.

[@silencemasquerade436]

Indonesia Name: Longan - Kelengkeng Rambutan Coc Fruit - Kedondong Watermelon - Semangka Dragon Fruit - Buah Naga Star Fruit - Blimbing Sugar Apple - Srikaya Jack Fruit - Nangka Queen Fruit - Manggis Sapachea - Kesemek Langsat - Duku Bell Fruit - Jambu Air King Fruit - Duren/Durian

[@MahardhikaPraja]

Pomelo - Jeruk Bali

[@kinasidea]

Duku and langsat are different

[@efiyafadila166]

I love it when westerners talk about tropical fruits. The tropics are indeed the land of strange fruits. I wonder if there is an attempt at classifying tropical fruits into a sort of scientific periodic table based on flavor profile, texture, sugar and water level? Btw, thanks for mentioning sapodilla smoothie! Indonesians eat sawo as is, and a smoothie version is definitely unheard of. Now I intend to try make one myself because I kinda like the sweetness of it but also thought it's a rather boring fruit. You eat one or two and then you're done. Other fruits to try: salak (snakefruit--my kid's fave), matoa (also a fave), and sirsak (not a fave).

[@CoBeTiti]

The image of cóc always induces excessive salivating for me. 😂

[@roichana.4402]

Jackfruit is mindblowing to me, its not like a fruit its like a sweet snack from a factory

[@exorcstplagh9966]

Ripe Jackfruit and Mango have the best smell among other fruits imo, and they taste better than Durian. And yes, I'm an Asian.

[@mattparke4370]

Jackfruit is very candyish

[@topibundar9554]

Most asian agree that jackfruit is more like gum 😁

[@coolriffs.]

You have to try durian from Malaysia.. they're the best and absolutely beats Thai durian..

[@RohmadHidayat-h6n]

Durian rank F

[@LathizAzhar-ru9ot]

Kalo orang suka durian ya ranking A

[@kurogane69]

You are one of the rare from the western people who likes durian 😂 In fact, many western people don't like it and are reluctant to taste it repeatedly until they get used to it and discover its deliciousness Since childhood, Asian people have felt the pleasure of this fruit, so they know its taste, which is why it is nicknamed the king of fruits, because it takes a little dedication to know its taste 😂

[@muhwahid1]

your red guava is not ripe yet😑

[@lan1023]

there's a dipping that goes really well with raw sour mango called nước mắm đường (mixture of fish sauce, sugar and chilly). I've also tried this dipping with peach and turned out it's very delicious.

[@darthdart3360]

Fun fact: Rambutan is named after the Malay word ‘rambut’ which means hair. I mean y’all can see why it’s named so

[@roysitohang2]

Hem hem😂ingat Asal muasal bahasa melayu dari Sumatera karna orang Melayu pertama kali di Sumatera bukan di Malaysia. Saya harap kamu membahas Melayu Indonesia. Indonesia memang asal muasal nya dari bahasa Melayu tapi ingat Melayu zaman dulu asal nya dari Sumatera lebih tepat nya Riau dan Kepulauan Riau. Jadi Indonesia bukan anakan Melayu Malaysia melainkan bahasa Indonesia dari bahasa Melayu Riau

[@engr.songjihyo2022]

Again, Malaysia claiming everything like China does. Malaysia not even Malay LMAO. More like Malaydesh/Indianes and Maychinese.

[@engr.songjihyo2022]

Fake malay.

[@kurukuru4120]

Leave it to the SEA community to be the most racist of all. This is why white people have the UNITED STATES of America while SEA people rather divide their country even if it means their land is less than 1/10th of the neighbouring countries.

[@justcallmevin]

Mang eak

[@bloonbener6106]

Rambutan, Rambut=Hair so Rambutan=Hairy Longan.

[@RyanRYousefi]

As a longtime follower, I'm so proud of how good you've become at this.

[@Wellyndebt]

I feel love for all of these fruits so I felt offended but understanding that you disliked a lot of them

[@KuroLynn]

18:36 If you taste some bitterness, it's most likely because you accidentally bite into the seeds, gotta watch out for that

[@sistersroomco2790]

Asian love their sour or tasteless fruit which also has that crunchiness being pickled or eat together with dipping condiments... So it's understandable when a not local don't get it why this fruit are still being eaten or on sale... Jackfruit (and same family fruit) and Durian are fruit that can make as various type of delicious dishes... It's amazing... Should try bambangan... A type of fibrous fruit of mango...

[@HoangNguyen-gx3ot]

In Northern Vietnam, we have a soft kind of guava, small, yellow peel, soft, little bit crunchy, very fragrant and sweet, in my hometown, they call it Ổi Bo (Bo Guava) or Ổi Vườn Nhà (Home Garden Guava), because almost everyone has at least one tree And Bo is the name of the river, next to where they plant the Bo Guava trees

[@Gaspar314]

Jackfruit is very versatile as well, makes it top of the S tier. Can be mixed into desserts, younger variety can be used in savoury dishes, or just eaten on its own. Amazing fruit.

[@yumixiaos]

AND you can roast the seeds and eat them also I have no idea how common it is but the whiter bits between the jackfruit pieces are also edible and if they are ripe you can braise them, or you can use young green jackfruit too!

[@altaa17]

Feels weird hearing fruits that you see almost everyday called exotics, tropical, rare etc by foreigners, really opens my eyes that we SEA people takes fruits for granted.

[@sdin3269]

Malaysian Here, the best is to take the fruit locally. Some fruit doesnt taste good if not fresh especially duiran. My ranking as follow: 1. Durian . Many version of durians but i prefer Malaysian 101 durian, than Musang King. BTW the way you open it is not correct, it is better & easier to cut it from bottom side, there a line Usually 5 lines that separated from each pot. So that you dont cut the flesh. BTW Duri means thorn😃 2. Mango. There are many types, I only prefer the Harum Manis mango, pricier but very sweet, good texture, and fiber. 3. Rambutan. Good rambutan is the yellow one or Rambutan Anak Sekolah, which the flesh is firm and easily detatched from the seed. If it is too ripe then it is wattery and quite messy. Correct to to open it will avoid the spill of the waterry rambutan. Rambut means Hairy,😀 4. Dragon fruit. The best way to eat it is by cutting it into 2, than use spoon to dig the flesh... sweet and yummy. 5. Dokong (a subtitute of Langsat). Dokong is similar like langsat but taste better and very sweet.

[@kimnganlenguyen357]

I have a trick to eat "chom chom" without peeling the "wooden" seed inside, is using your teeth to separate the meat part out with direction up to the "head", a bit waste time but its worth:)) try it. Since I discovered this way to eat it, "chom chom" has become one of my most favourite fruit

[@Phongnguyen23579]

Hi vọng anh sẽ ra thêm phần 2 về các loại quả ở Việt Nam, gợi ý 1 vài loại quả nha: - vú sữa (star apple) - lê kima (eeg fruit) - dâu da xanh (green burmese grape)- dâu da vàng (yellow burmese grape)- dâu hạ châu (sweet burmese grape) - bình bát (pond apple) - mãng cầu xiêm (soursop) - đu đủ (papaya) - thanh trà (marian plum, gandaria, plum mango,..) -vải (lychee) -thơm (pineapple) -quả thần kì (miracel fruit), .......

[@widyaniswar]

June plum in Indonesia is called kedondong. We eat the unripe ones and many times to be used for Indonesia fruit salad called rujak where we use the palm sugar and chilli as the sauce OR we will make it as sweet pickles called asinan. In malaysia they used it as juice. We throw the terrible seed definitely 😅😅. But we never eat the ripe ones, will be just thrown. Sapoche, we called it Sawo. Langsat or Duku.. and don't eat the seed! Rose apple or Jambu air, yup it is just an ok fruit 😅 You did a good job to open the durian skin 👍🏻👍🏻

[@TravelingWind]

FINALLY AN AMERICAN THAT LIKES DURIAN!! THE KING

[@MrDodiasuki]

Great video. Just interesting we as Indonesian say Rose Apple as Watery Guava (Jambu air). Since Guava in our country means Jambu batu or Stone/hard Guava 😅

[@yunaraginda]

0:53 Rambutan, if you are intrested to try it, please do not be discouraged. The rambutan seedskin thing (in jawa at least) most commercial farm selective breed them to have certain chracteristic because old people here, somehow preferes seed skin that peel and stick to the fruit meat (they call it "ngeletek"), and young ppl prefers fruitmeat that just pop off the seed without the wood thing. SO in conclusion not every rambutan is "ngeletek" and meat texture and sweetness varies heavly between varietas. theres big, Very red, very sweet, juicy, mushy meat rambutan, that the fruit meat stubbornly stuck to the seed, theres tiny, yellow green and red skin, firm, crunchy with meat that just pop off the seed, short hair rambutan, etc. hope this helps

[@radinayudyapatra]

We have sweet star fruit here, for rambutan, there is one called Rafiah which dont peeled of the seed, i use sapoche ( we call it SAWO here) to make fermented drink, and it's so good! For June Plum (we call it KEDONDONG here), we use it as fruit juice or est it with sweet hot sauce made from brown sugar. Come to Indonesia, you will find most of the fruits you've mentioned in the vid. And dont forget to try Snake Fruit, originally from Pakem, Jogjakarta .

[@deazth]

For the Bon Bon / Langsat, in some of the pieces, there's seed in it. Do not bite the seed because it is very bitter. If you can avoid the seed, the taste is subjectively delicious

[@mytube9182]

Most of those fruits are greatly more tasty in Thailand than in other countries. Our soil and weather affected their tastes and match their nature in much better way.

[@xanderyodz9514]

15 on your list were also grown in the Philippines. You should try Aratilis or Mutingia, Kaimito or Star Apples, Guyabano or Soursop, Duhat or Java Plums or Black Plums. Ofc Coconut should be on the list because of how versatile it is as food and as ingredient for cooking 😅

[@alicefleugel]

Add santol. He had sapochie but not sure how that's different from Philippine chico.

[@xanderyodz9514]

@@alicefleugel oh yea santol hehehe

[@yuucola4145]

bcs it's Southeast Asian fruits

[@KyhyunJoong]

for langsat don't you ever try to bite the seed, the seed is super bitter

[@actuallyoutsmarted]

I JUST LOVE YOUR VIDS, IT FEELS SO CHILL AND GIVING ME THE ASIAN VIBE!!!!!!!!!!1

[@kinatokinomoto3858]

ngl, I expected you to just literally rate the dry shrimp at the end for the laughs, still a great video though

[@crypteddwastaken]

You'll get 100k by the time the next video drops, looking forward to a celebration 🥳

[@yeschefwithchadkubanoff]

@@crypteddwastaken that will be a cool milestone

[@rambutketiak]

In my region, we like to put starfruit or belimbing in a drink. Cut it into little pieces and make sugar water. Combine it and add ice cubes, perfect to drink during hot weather. 8:36 so funny when you said that since in Indonesia we do have starfruit "brother" used in cooking. We call it belimbing wuluh, idk if they're really close in terms of biology classification. Belimbing wuluh is a lot smaller and have oval shape.

[@chiean26]

The way he removed the seeds in pink guava. Illegal! Lol

[@kellyt8836]

I love mận and ổi but I can see how foreigners would not like them. In terms of flavor…there’s not really much compared to other fruits but I would eat a kilo of mận a day when I was in vietnam. S tier for me would be mangosteen though. The person doing the video and editing needs a raise. The video looks so amazing and professional.

[@stephen.d.s0000]

As an Indonesian, your tier list is a fair one. Tho, i would put Dragon Fruit in A tier, it's not just about the taste, the difficulty to get or to peel, but it's about the satisfaction whenever i eat one. Sugar Apple, hm, i prefer call it Srikaya. Sri = luxury, Kaya= rich. It's rich in such a luxurious taste. What about sugar apple, just sweeter than apple?

[@MoreFoodNowPlease]

Watermelon should be lower. Too many seeds. A bit meh, but reliably sweet. Yellow dragon fruit from South America are S tier. Durian and mangosteen are very much at the top. Chocolate sapote, when ripe, are like chocolate mousse in a pod. Ripe sapodilla can be like crystals of brown sugar. Fantastic. So many choices!

[@bintangharry6907]

Sugar apple a.k.a srikaya in Indonesia, my favorite fruit, i could eat 5-10 at once, soooooo good

[@annie_the_little_fish]

About the apples, it tastes different between each of the region. Since the atmosphere and weather in the North is not suitable for these apples, it's usually small and bland. If you wanna try sweeter ones, I suggest you should go to the Southern Central area, especially Ninh Thuận, to try them. You should go between Nov and Dec, it's right on the season.

[@gundam4596]

Still many asian fruit you need to try: Snake fruit - salak Cempedak Rambai - cousin of langsat Pulasan - cousin of rambutan Variety of mango Kuini - a cousin of mango Papaya Variety of banana Many english names of tropical fruit are loan word from malay language because british ruled malay peninsular quite long time and many malay words are included in english as loan word. Durian, rambutan, langsat even mangosteen is from malay word manggis and many other.....

[@kasinvetcu]

When you visit SEA I recommend you to try every fruit you can. Some you dont like it back home may taste different when you try it on the locals.