Eating The Spiciest Meal Ever at 'Painful Heat' | I Could Barely Speak...

This spicy meal was recommended to me by a local friend in Chengdu, who also loves spicy food. You choose your vegetable and meat skewers from the fridge and then give them to the server and they boil them for you in their spicy oil and serve them to you in a bowl half full of oil as well. You dip the skewers in a spice mix and WOW this was hot. REALLY HOT. EXTREMELY HOT.

To be honest, I'm wasn't a huge fan of the other spicy foods they served here like pig brain, rabbit kidney, and rabbit head, but when in Rome...

So I tried it all and must say that they were all so-so, except for the pig brain which I didn't like. My local friend loved it all, but also admitted that it was just a little too spicy for him, although he did mention that next time he will bring me to an even spicier place!!

There was some amazing sugarcane juice from a stall outside of the restaurant which made a perfect dessert after that spicy meal and really helped cool me down.
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My name is Trevor James and I'm a hungry traveler and Mandarin learner that's currently living in Chengdu, Szechuan, China, eating up as much delicious food as I can.

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[lukenystrompratt]

Dude - your friendliness, showmanship, and convenying of information is great. Great show.

[jaaadeeeeful]

you're eating stuff even many Chinese people reject!! Really a good job for a Westerner...

[kyleledotnet]

Very professional camera and editing. Felt like I was watching a TV show on cable TV or something. Good stuff you got here Trevor. 

[yigan]

I am from Chengdu, I love your videos! Thank you for appreciating all the food and culture in Chengdu. To be honest, I will probably stay away from some of the CangYingGuanZi for the sake of my stomach! But I know they are so good!! Thank you Trevor!

[Localh]

I surprised that you don't have a ton of subs. Your content is high quality stuff. I enjoy your vids throughly.

[xinyimai]

I can imagine how spicy it was.The locals in Szechuan are very used to spicy food for they eat that since they were little kids.For me, I like their fish dishes very much😋.

[abigailstars]

first time I see him not liking something 😅

[jeffl]

The thing I love most is when Trevor doesn’t talk. Should do more of these.

[davidtheiss]

You have no idea how jealous I am of you.... seriously.

[ktpinkn]

The thing I love about your videos is that you are honest and you represent non Asians so very well. You are such a pleasure to watch. Hope to see you on the food network one day!

[Hakan]

I watched your videos for a year, all started when you went to Turkey... I wanna become foodexplorer like you Trevor :)

[gregoryhamlet]

Most westerner would never try these things, but I have had most of them and it tastes really good.

[ChinaMaike]

At 4 min 30 sec you can hear some beer bottles being kicked over by someone. It is common practice in Chinese restuarants to keep the empties with you and store them on the floor so as to keep track of how many bottles you and your guests have drank at your table. It keeps track of the tally and charges and keeps everyone honest [the servers and drinkers alike] when you are presented with the bill. It's hard to dispute the charges when the empties are seating around your table and feet.

[frenchy]

5:05 it’s the first time i have ever heard Trevor curse😂

[rmwtsou]

The rabbit kidney was juicy? Uh... I don't think that was juice.

[chasq]

Dose your camera person eat that stuff too ?

[randykyzar]

Love your reviews on the spicy noodles

[arthurmcmahon]

"I don't like it, I don't like it" few seconds later "aa it's all so good" lol I love your videos your living the dream keep it up

[DushyantD]

I have seen many foodie on tube, you are the best, the reason in your comments you are real, and shows lot of respect for local culture which is unique to you. set you apart from the rest. also you come out vary simple and informative without any offending style. about your hand using while eating food, try right hand, if you can. left hand is use in cleaning behind.

[SuzhouChen]

I am from China and I love spicy food.... but I still can't do things like you... I mean, eating thing spicy like hell and still smiling...