Thai Street Food - Sold Out in 2 Hours!! 🇹🇭 Best Food in Old Bangkok - Talad Noi!

BANGKOK, THAILAND - Today we’re going on a Thai street food tour in Bangkok’s Talad Noi, an old neighborhood, full of history, culture, and lots of delicious street food. From generations of noodles to a lady selling dumplings on a bicycle and a $3 plate of crab fried rice, I wanted to eat 10 plates, we’re in for a delicious Thai food tour!

Talad Noi (Talat Noi ตลาดน้อย) is a historical Thai Chinese neighborhood in Bangkok, and it’s an amazing place to explore and taste the delicious street food!

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[PursuingHeaven]

Love it when Mark and Ying are home in Thailand. The people obviously are proud of your family. Speaks well to your reputable ambassadorship world wide that when you come home you are welcomed and appreciated by your country!

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[markaston]

I love the Thailand videos. Mark is super proud of Thailand and Thai food. Thank you for another great video Mark. Love from the UK ❤

[dmbweb]

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[JohnAquino-shud]

YES! I’ve been eating and cooking fried rice since childhood. Ethnically I am Filipino so we would sometimes eat Fish and Fried Rice for “Breakfast”. The fried rice I am use to cooking is very simple but when you make it yourself the Fried Rice is absolutely the best. I really enjoy watching your videos from wherever you are in the world. I have mentioned in other comments you are truly the “Food Ambassador” of the planet. I mean that your palate has no boundaries and you seem to like foods from ALL parts of the world!!!

[tumpaakter]

I just love Thailand, whether their food, culture or travel. .

[Angelica.Midnight]

34:30 😍 The second plate enters the video! 💪 Love to see Mark enjoying the simple and best things in life. Blessings to everyone reading this and to Mark and his family. 🙏🏼☺️

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[Glenda-bhul]

Glad to see you Mark! Thank you for sharing all the unique cultures and diverse foods. I've learned so much from you. Love from Kentucky, USA! Tell your family hello as well.

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Dear friends who's reading this., I don't know you but I wish your days are filled with happiness, health & wealth.

[emdotudot]

Happy to see you're back in Thailand

[MrJohnely]

Hi dear Mark & dear Ying🙋🏻‍♀️🥰 Thank you very so much for sharing the brilliant vids of your wonderful and stunning foodtours around the world! I must say, I always enjoy it a lot when you are back in Thailand! 🤩 I was born and raised in Switzerland and I have Swiss-Italian roots... Yet, South East Asian & International Food are my faves, yet Thai food is my absolute love to die for! 🫠💯👌🌶🌶🌶... I really love rice & rice noodles the best of all carbs!😉... Often I am eating fried rice already for breakfast... also cook my own Thai & Asian food... we are getting a nice range of many fresh, dry & conserved Asian foods here... happily... With all the best for both of you & for Micah😘Esther

[rtyrsson]

Fried rice is definitely comfort food for me. When I was very little we had very close family friends from Thailand and the lady of the house used to babysit my brother and I and she made khao pad (Thai fried rice) often. (She did learn fast that Western kids do not care for squid in their rice for breakfast.) It's such a quick and simple dish that it's easy to take for granted. Many Thai restaurants in the US do not do it justice, if they serve it at all. But I found a small traditional Thai restaurant run by a very nice older couple on Church St. in Concord, North Carolina and they had proper khao pad. The flavors are completely different from other versions of fried rice. It was something I had not tasted since childhood and was a very sentimental moment. So... I understand it being comfort food 100%. Thanks Mark!

[foodhistory]

Street food in Thailand! Back to your roots of this channel!

[sebastiansabatt]

Forty years ago ..Chinatown was my favorite place to eat in Bangkok and would take a boat there very often .. I walked around alot .. got lost and found Talad and a different food. I ate at the Crab rice food stall .. when I came back twenty years later I had cut my dreadlocks off .. a girl remembered me .. came over and stroked the back of my head .. what happened to your hair .. and I looked under the table and in my bag and she laughed, they all laughed as I looked for my dreadlocks and they gave me a wonderful plate. Forty years ago almost nobody had dreadlocks and people always stroked them. Now I didn't have them on my head but they remembered me and treated me kindly .. I was always alone and I'm tall so they remembered my face. And in Talad I found a place that sold acupuncture needles well done, sterilized and packed sterilized. It was alwaysinteresting to see people again who had been very young and now they were grown up with children. I love to watch you enjoy the food .. thanks alot!

[kevinscudamore]

Lived in Singapore and Malaya as a boy love Fried rice and still do 67yrs later 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[assail]

talad noi is one of my favorite neighborhoods to just roam around and explore. the vibe is very unique. thanks for sharing!!

[tomg_]

Cool to see Mark in his home country taking us around.

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I am so happy when your videos drop. Thanks for taking us on a journey from Texas USA!!!