Amazing Thai Curry Noodles: The BEST KHAO SOI In Chiang Mai! 🇹🇭
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- CHIANG MAI, THAILAND - Looking for the best khao soi in Chiang Mai? Well, I think this bowl of khao soi noodles recipe might be the best in the whole of Thailand, not just Chiang Mai. That is right, the best khao soi in Thailand. They are worth travelling for, trust me. You do not want to miss this bowl of noodles in Chiang Mai. Khao soi is a coconut curry noodle soup which comes from Northern Thailand, Myanmar, and Laos. It consists of noodles in a thick, rich coconut broth, and usually chicken or beef. It was voted the best soup dish in the world. This place is in the Doi Pui Hmong Village which is just beyond the famous Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. If you carry on up the hill and into the Hmong village, you will find it. There is also a stunning viewpoint above the village called the Doi Pui Viewpoint.
Khao soi is a fragrant and flavorful noodle dish that originates from the northern region of Thailand, specifically Chiang Mai. This dish is a unique combination of influences from Thai, Chinese, and Burmese cuisine, resulting in a delicious and complex flavor profile.
At its core, khao soi is a coconut curry soup that is typically made with chicken or beef as the main protein. The soup is flavored with a variety of spices, including turmeric, cumin, and coriander, and is often garnished with fresh herbs and crunchy noodles.
What really sets khao soi apart, however, is the addition of crispy egg noodles on top of the soup. These noodles provide a satisfying crunch that contrasts perfectly with the rich and creamy soup. In addition to the crispy noodles, khao soi is often served with pickled mustard greens, lime wedges, and sliced shallots, which add even more depth of flavour to the dish.
Although khao soi is now a popular dish throughout Thailand and beyond, its origins can be traced back to the mid-19th century when Chinese immigrants began settling in Chiang Mai. These immigrants brought with them a dish called "khanom chin nam ngiao," which was a soup made with fermented rice noodles and a tomato-based broth. Over time, this dish evolved to include more traditional Thai flavours and ingredients, resulting in the khao soi we know and love today.
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Oh my goodness 😂 !!! I like Khao Soi so much. Hah 🤣
It's similar to noodles but more delicious than noodles hah. 🤣🤣🤣
You eat alot Khao Soi hah 😂
Chiangmai is my favorite place in Thailand and I love northern food .
Northern food is fantastic and I love Chiang Mai. But I think Nan might be my favourite.
Was here 3 days ago, flew all the way from UK for it 🤩
Haha that’s commitment
โอ้ คุณทานเผ็ดมากเลยค่ะ😋
Yes! I love it
I am surprised to see chopsticks. I was under the impression they used forks and spoons in Thailand.I can't wait to go and try Khao Soi in Thailand. It is one of my favorite dishes.
You find chopsticks along for noodles and soups! Sometimes you get spoon and fork. But yeah you need to go and eat this one it’s so good
Nearly everything except for noodles is eaten with a spoon and fork (never put the fork in your mouth) in Thailand. Chopsticks are saved for noodles.
@joe.parrilla How much did Khao Soi Cost you 🤔😊
Love Thai food but Khao soi didn't float my boat noodles. 😅😅😅
👍👍👍for Joe even before viewing!
Wow that’s a big claim haha. Usually it’s everyone’s favourite. You’ll have to visit this place to try it and recast your judgement :)
Thank you for visiting Thailand!
my pleasure! I love it.
you make me hungry 🤤
😋
well come to chiangmai guy!!!!!!
Cheers man
ขอให้คุณทานให้อร่อยกับอาหารไทย
Thank you
มาลองกินอาหารใต้บ้าง
Patience and you may get your wish granted haha!
ในเชียงใหม่ผมยกให้ร้านลุงสุรินทร์นี้เป็นอันดับ 1 เลยครับ อร่อยกว่านี้ไม่มีอีกแล้ว
100% and it’s worth the effort to get there
ข้าวซอยไก่และข้าวซอยเนื้อ อร่อยทั้งสองแบบ แต่ฉันชอบเนื้อมากกว่า
The beef one is incredible
ขอให้มีความสุขกับ,ระเทศไทยนะคะ
Thank you :)
I could eat khao soi and/or pho every day!!! Love them so much!!! ❤
Me too it’s so delicious !
Haha คุณกินเผ็ดมากได้
555 I can! Most people are surprised by that.
กินเผ็ดได้ เหมือนคนไทยเข้าไปทุกทีแล้วค่ะ
แต่ท้ายวิดีโอ หน้าแดงมากค่ะ😂
ข้าวซอยคือหนึ่งในของโปรดเลยค่ะ ชอบมากๆ
แต่ภาคกลาง จะหาทานยากหน่อย พอเห็นวิดีโอนี้ อยากทานขึ้นมาเลยค่ะ👍🙏
haha yes, I can eat spicy. Thai shop owners are surprised sometimes, especially when I add more at the table haha
Khao soi should only ever be chicken or beef. In some restaurants you can get pork or prawns or vegetarian khao soi but they are just not right. Apart from anything else khao soi is originally a Muslim dish from a landlocked region so pork just feels wrong and seafood just feels strange.
Totally, I understand that. Although I’m never against experimenting, as long as the original form still exists
ผมกินข้าวซอยยังไม่เคยใส่พริกเลยครับ 😂
Haha you need to next time
Khao soi, definitely in my top 10 list of food. New style in editing your videos Joe or its just me?
Yeah it’s amazing! Haha a few editing tweaks that I’m trying out. What do you think ?
@@hungrytoexplore Do like it, will be a bit cliche now but keep it up :)
Since you ordered 2 bowls of Khaosoi, seems like someone at min 5:29 (a ghost?😱) wanted to join you..JK 😂
Anyway this Khaosoi looks really yummy and you make me hungry at 10 pm.
Yeah! I should change the title to Ghost Caught On Camera ! All I can say is… take a flight and fly to Chiang Mai and eat those noodles
@@hungrytoexplore that will be the best clickbait 👻
I'm glad you noticed that, too, Vantida. A hungry ghost!!!
@@hungrytoexplore You should, Joe. It's not a click bait. I saw it as well. Ghost likes Khao Soi, too, or Eating Khao Soi with a ghost!!! Trust me, your viewers for this will be soooo up!
@@pannachawangkul585 hahaha I did point it out with a caption. No prizes for either of you this time hahaha
Please change the title for this clip to EATING KHAO SOI WITH A GHOST!!!! YES, I AM SHOUTING.... Sorry, not sorry.😅
hahaha it was weird right? I think it was probably the air pressure under the bowl on the table made it move.... but.... it was weird hahaha
I have always wonder what the original authentic Khao Soi Meat is supposed to be, is it supposed to have been Chicken and if so how did Beef get into the picture, and why not other meat like Pork or Duck, seafood like Ghoon Prawns?
If you get Khao Soi outside of Thailand in the USA or Canada its always Chicken and nothing else, pricey, but delicious.
haha you can definitely go down a rabbit hole if you start to look at how it originated, Thailand, Myanmar and Laos all stake their claim
re: chopstick you gotta put your middle finger in between the sticks. think about simple physics of mechanism. once you find the balance you should be able to pick up peanuts and beans by chopsticks
I can do that, just not with metal or plastic ones. Wooden ones and I’m on single grains of rice
@@hungrytoexplore you gotta support it between the sticks then no matter what materials it should work just fine. Practise a few more times with wooden one then easier with vendors plastic one. NB, i personally prefer wooden one but in resto, plastic/metal ones seem more hygenic and ease to be cleaned afterwards. Chopsticks have to be replaced by new one on a regular basis
When will you do a duo with the roaming chef? Like the energies between you guys :)
@@aquamondIII I will practice like that! I have a few upcoming videos with him you will be pleased to know :)
@@hungrytoexplore 🤣🤣🤣🤣
คุณกินเผ็ดเก่งมากค่ะยอดเยี่ยมจริงฯค่ะคุณเป็นคนไทยขึ้นทุกวันแล้วค่ะอบคุณที่ชอบอาหารไทยค่ะ
Haha thank you! I’m trying my best
ข้าวซอยส่วนใหญ่ใช้เนื้อควายครับ ไม่ใช่เนื้อวัว มันให้กลิ่นและรสสัมผัสต่างจากเนื้อวัว
Either way, I love it
Nice…
Thanks Dion
Oh too spicy for me
You don’t have to add the chilli paste like I did - it’s genuinely the best khao soi I’ve eaten
You made me hungry, again :(
Whoops, sorry
ตะเกียบแทนส้อมก็ได้
Sure
อยากกิน ข้าวซอยไก่ ❤😊
Me too hahaha
Thank you for your Video,i traveled around 60 Provinces in Thailand and try Khao Soi in many Provinces,the best one i had was in Chiang Mai Dash Restaurant.I wanna fly extra this Year again to taste it,can not forget the Taste ❤
I love it when you find good worth travelling for
If you see chicken dish in Thailand and the chicken looks kind of small and scrawny, then you know the chicken is going to taste fantastic because it would be local breed free range chicken. If the chicken looks big and plump like in the West, then it's industrial scale fast grow chicken with little flavour.
Haha yes! You are very right with that !
Both dishes looked appetising Joe, but that beef pimped with chilli paste looked devine. Definitely worth flying to CM for. Delicious and so cheap too.
Oh yeah that beef bowl is on another level. The depth of flavour is crazy. Worth flying, hiring a bike, riding up haha
Can't wait to taste this dish next week I'll be over in Chaing Mai 😊🇹🇭🍜
oh, you will not be disappointed! Let me know what you think
น่ากินมาก
So tasty
Please let us know how to get there - I didn’t see it in the description. Thanks!
There’s a link in the description under location right?
มันเกิ๊นนนนน เลี่ยน
Haha cheesy?
@@hungrytoexplore Oily.
@@jubjangfest6422 oh, greasy! I think it’s just the fat from the beef… it doesn’t taste oily or feel it in your stomach. It’s really good, trust me.
yummy...
Oh it is so good
🇹🇭 Thank you for visiting. Welcome to Thailand.
My pleasure!
กินเผ็ดเก่งมาก 😲
Hahah yes! People are surprised
😫🥵🤯😱😵💫