$10 Street Food Challenge in Bangkok (CHEAP Local Night Market)

Ever wonder how much food $10 can get you? Watch to find out! This is a hidden local night market that is further away from all the tourist attraction. Therefore, the price for the food are a lot cheaper! Also, excuse me for my Thai language. I am trying to be better :D

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[heidilk]

I didn’t know you know how to speak Thai. Interesting and can’t wait to see more.

[evilpookie]

You guys should do get something your spouse hate!!!! Lol

[wearefriend]

Yum Wunsen Talea
Yum = mix them together, sour taste
Wunsen = glass noodles
Talea = Seafood

[TheBodiesInTheWaterBeckons]

Those two dishes you had aren't Tomyum, but. You're close. They're called Yum. The meaning of the word "Yum" is to mix a lot of things together(referring to food most of the time, but. Sometimes when a person got physically beaten hard enough you could say that, that person just tasted "Yum Teen" Teen means Foot 555).
The one with glass noodle is Yum Woonsen ("Woonsen" means glass noodle pretty on the nose) the other one is Yum Mama. Mama is a big instant noodle brand in Thailand. So yeah, that one is just instant noodle mixed with spices and stuffs.

[XisReH]

with no Thai speaking and understanding from you both, knowing how to use and work the train station is a plus! I don't think i can understand how it works and where to stop etc lol

[ken]

We have all of the food you ate minus the two noodle dishes and the BBQ on the sticks. The balls are tapioca balls inside are peanuts with roasted coconut meat. I'm glad you guys are trying something different.

[XisReH]

oh nevermind you hubby knows thai.. damn no wonder u guys can use the train station lol

[Aria]

Omg I love these challenges! 💜 Does Por not like spicy food? Lol

[lisvaj]

You guys should do a video on transportation in Thailand. I want to visit one day and have no idea where to start.

[landanmasuda]

Good video! Changing things up is good because eating the same food from the place gets dull and boring. When I’m in Bangkok, I would budget $10 for a meal that would include food and transportation. My budget would be only $6-8 for food only and $1-2 for transportation without a rabbit card. Anyway I bought a couple of rabbit cards for the BTS rail, food and other items. I would recommend a rabbit card when in Thailand. Do you have a rabbit card?