Epic Thai Street Food Tour in Chiang Mai, Thailand: Ultimate Guide 🇹🇭

Up in the lush landscapes of northern Thailand is Chiang Mai– a city famous for its abundance of ancient temples, but also, one of the best places in the world to eat street food. Today, we’re hitting up the streets to see if we can get a little taste of the local cuisine at some family-owned spots and a bustling night market. Join us for an epic Thai food tour and discover the very best of the Chiang Mai’s cheap, yet irresistible, street food! 🇹🇭

All the Thai foods we tried in Chiang Mai:
0:00 Intro
🍜 01:28 Khao Soi - 50 Thai Baht ($1.42)
🥢 02:44 Pad Thai - 50 Thai Baht ($1.42)
🍳 03:36 Pad See Ew - 50 Thai Baht ($1.42)
🍹 04:54 Thai Tea - 20 Thai Baht ($0.57)
🐓 08:48 Chicken Heart Skewer - 12 Thai Baht ($0.34)
🍢 10:19 3 Meat and Veggie Skewers - 30 Thai Baht ($0.85)
🍺 10:57 Chang Beer - 39 Thai Baht ($1.11)
🥛 11:10 Probiotic Yogurt Drink - 10 Thai Baht ($11.08)
🥭 13:55 Mango Sticky Rice - 60 Thai Baht ($1.71)
😋 15:05 Khanom Krok - 20 Thai Baht ($0.57)
🥥 15:45 Fresh Coconut Shake - 20 Thai Baht ($0.57)
🫓 16:26 Laab Kua - 50 Thai Baht ($1.42)
🌶 17:12 Som Tam - 40 Thai Baht ($1.14)
18:02 Outro

Follow along to see where we head next. 🥰

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[ChadandClaire]

THAILAND is Country #18 and the food is simply wonderful. 🇹🇭🥭 Not only is it irresistibly delicious, it’s also super cheap, so both our stomachs and wallets were thrilled after this food tour! 😋💸 Our next video will still take place in Chiang Mai, but less in the city and more in the mountains. 🐘 Catch you all in the next one!!! 🥰

[steveandyoung]

Guys, we just got back from Chiang Mai! One of our favorite dinners there was at The House By Ginger. While you're there, you should check it out!

[modmuay]

It’s Khao Khua. Toasted rice powder is a common ingredient in Northeastern Thai (Isan) and Lao dishes. We call this ingredient “khao khua (ข้าวคั่ว)” in Thai, with “khao” meaning rice, and “khua” meaning to roast in a pan with no oil. When speaking of this ingredient, dishes that come to one’s mind include larb, namtok, crying tiger, and tom sab. And let’s not forget about the delicious jaew dipping sauce (nam jim jaew) that goes well with just about anything. Although toasted rice powder lends a smoky-nutty flavor and crunchy texture to any dish it’s added to, essentially, it’s just rice – rice that you dry-roast and grind into a coarse powder. As simple as it sounds, you should never omit toasted rice powder from any recipe that calls for it, even if it’s just for 1-2 teaspoons.

[saiparn]

The crunch in chicken laab I’m pretty sure it’s roasted rice powder, that is the key ingredient of making laab, definitely can’t make laab without it. They will roast in a pan along with some herbs (lime leaves, galangal and lemongrass) until it’s golden brown in color then they will pound it in a mortar and pestle, old fashion way, or use a good blender.

[markokoo]

Chiang Mai is deffo my fav city outside of Europe. Food, peeps, everything, luv it!

[IsitWorthit]

I went to the first temple you guys went to and dont remember it charging when I went before Covid. But watching this video makes me miss thailand and Asia. Cant wait to be back! Have a great time you two! :)

[EvanandLemon]

Y’all are making us want to go back to Thailand!!! The

[raymondstockman]

Looking forward to all the Thailand videos Thailand is on my bucket list but I gotta go soon. I’m 65. Thank you for making me smile post shoulder reconstruction good job you 2 I’m gonna show these videos to my wife so keep it positive

[bodvargregersen]

The best food tour that I have seen. The Thai food is incredible. I could tell that each dish was delicious by the way Claire devouring the food as she was explaining how each dish was prepared. The young boy in the video loved the camera. Great job!

[nam.meiiii]

Oh Thailand my motherland 😍
Those crunchy pebbles in the laab are actually roasted ground sticky rice^^

[bsmith]

Wowsers. Looking at booking Chiang Mai as I've been to Thailand twice over the years but never in the North. I haven't seen you two on my YT feed for months....and here you are in Chiang Mai!!! Great to see you guys again and look forward to see what you get up to 🤙

Baz, London

[dashamunch]

Love chang mai’s architecture hope ill be able to visit there one day😩❤️

[FloraandNote]

Love the vibe. Welcome to Thailand guys 😊

[wherearewe-yt]

It's nice to see you guys traveling in SE Asia! Thailand is the best. All the food looked so amazing. Including the chicken hearts. 😜

[xvgucpw]

Thailand is the paradise and second home for all visitor !!!

[havechopstickswilltravel]

You guys are doing our bucket list travel that we (girls 55) are planning to do in 2027. We are all from Laos and will return to Laos as well as Thailand and do the Maldives last. If you like the khan soi in Thailand, make sure you cross over the border to Laos and visit Luang Prabang and try their version. Check out the water fall near Luang Prabang as well as catch the sunset from the top of the temple. Enjoy your travels. Great videos.

[pinkesonsukhon]

Hello from on of your Thai Subscibers! Been following your travel adventures for a few months and just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos! It's so lovely to see you enjoying Thai food and being so open to try different things! You guys so genuine, sweet and informative! Looking forward to your next adventures!

[MatteaandChris]

Thailand and the food looks incredible!!

[jasonpacific]

Perfect Saturday morning. A new Chad & Claire happy vlog in an exotic location rich in art and "daring" spicy food 🌶️💗

[actionno]

The crispy thing in your LARB was roasted rice. Glad that you guys liked it.