Hey Josie. I've been following your channel since you got to Thailand. Love your nature and specially your laughter.😂 Michael seems to be very supportive with all the input he adds to your channel. You are getting better with each video so keep them coming.😊 Good luck and enjoy your time there. I just love Thailand.✨🥂❤️
Hi Dee! Thank you so much for following since the very beginning! That means a lot to me. Hahaha and thank you for liking my laugh! 😂 😂 He's very very knowledgable, I'm very fresh to thailand and the facts/culture so he's an amazing help! I try very hard to get better at making the videos so the fact that you have noticed that means everything. Thank you for commenting and letting me know, I appreciate all of your support for this whole time!! 💖 😊
Indeed we have to eat spicy curries with extra noodles and/or white jasmine rice to divert the spiciness. I would also buy a sweet dessert to eat right away to balance the spiciness. I think Kanchanaburi night market is very much like a true traditional Thai cultural food market.
Ahhh so we needed the rice with it! That makes sense! I had some churro things and mango sticky rice and it certainly helped! 😂 I LOVED that night market. I think it was so local to me, traditional is a great way to put it. I had lots of looks with my camera 😂 amazing experience!
I think you just had green curry with chicken. Normally, you would eat this with rice or rice noodles. It is too strong to eat the curry by itself as Thai curry is not considered soup but an entree in itself. The rice/noodles tones down the flavor, balancing it out. Another interesting point is for some reason, perhaps the heat/climate in Thailand, makes all the chili peppers there extra spicy in food compared to eating Thai food outside of Thailand.
hi Josie and Michael😁 I believed you ate khanom jeen gaeng keaw gai which means thai green curry with rice noodles and the dark meat is a pork blood, did you try to eat it? stay safe to both of you🙏🙏
Hi Pauline!! I love when I see you commented! 😁😁 Ahhhh i had no idea! I just wanted to pick something I wouldn’t have eaten normally at all haha. To be honest I didn’t eat the pork blood because I didn’t know what it was and I was still a little scared 😂 but now that I know I should try it one day, do you like it?
awww thank you Josie😍😍here in the Philippines we use pork blood as a sauce in a stew or another way is we grill it.. barbecue pork blood😅. sometimes i eat the stew not the grilled ones😅😂 love that you are trying different street food because I always want to see your reaction and Michael as well😁😂
You are a very brave girl to do the chille. Apparently, Apple or Banana is a better fire extinguisher than water...try it next time. Great video, well done.
G’day Josie & Michael.. as many commentators have already stated, the dish is called “khanom jeen kaeng keow waarn” or green curry with a sort of soft textured rice noodle..This particular type of rice noodles are often also eaten with “ som tum pla ra” or papaya salad in a fermented fish paste like substance..I wouldn’t typically recommend it to you, Josie because it’s pretty spicy & a tad on the stinky side lol..however, Michael.. if your feeling adventurous.. you could give it a go!
I love learning new things! I just saw it and was like okay! Lets go 😂 Yes I think your recommendation is correct and the spice was a bit much, but I tried!! 😂
The white noodle you have just eaten in the local market is called “Kanom-jeen” or Thai vermicelli eaten with curry. They usually eat the noodle with curry depending on regions area such as chicken green curry , red curry plate with fish in the south , so many version of curry 99 % will taste spicy just only a few version of sweet curry. However, Kanom-jeen is one of my fevorite. Enjoy your trip.
@@josieliftsthings That would be Mai - Sai - Prik (Don't put chilly).... Actually, in case of Mai - Ped, an apple to apple translation would be No Spicy. Therefore, by commonsense, the chefs shouldn't add any chilli. However, No Spicy for Thai standard still maintain some level of spiciness.
That’s khanom jeen (rice noodle). You have them with spicy curry or soup of your choice (each region has their own specialty pairing), usually top with fresh veggies. In the northeast we also eat it as a side to som tam (spicy papaya salad). Green curry is usually not considered one of the spicy food among Thais but it’s definitely a spicy curry for sure.
What I like about the Thai night market is the food, there is a variety of local food available and the prices are cheap too. And I happen to like spicy food, so whatever spicy Thai food I can enjoy it. As the Thai say, "Mai Phet Mai Kin" means " Not Spicy Not Eat".😁😁😁
YES! I LOVE the night market and the food. Hahah unfortunately because I cant do spicy half of the delicious options are off the table for me, but maybe one day I'll get used to it so I can try them 😂
Hi Josie - Language tip : if you add the word "Ka" at the end of what you are saying, it will add extra politeness and show respect to the people you are talking to. For example, when you said "Chai" try "Chai-ka". It's comparable to "Yes" and "Yes please". It would make you even sweeter :). Love your vid as always !
Haha thank you! I actually already know this one! I use chai ka constantly! I just cut it out of the edit and also when I was talking I had said it maybe 3-4 times before that so just said ka instead of the whole thing. People in stores who serve me usually smile and giggle when I said chai, ka 😂 Not many people must say it!! 😂
in the bowl is Rice Noodle with curry in Thai name call "ขนมจีน" (Ka-Nom-Jeen). You can eat it with a 4 style of curry. as Central style : the taste not too spicy. It is made mainly in coconut milk curry. North style : the taste a little spicy and sour. It is made mainly in clear curry. Northeast style : the taste a spicy. Southern style : the taste is very hot and spicy. all of style must be eaten with fresh vegetables.
Ha ha ha green curry no spicy for your guys maybe to much chili 🌶 anyway your guys the best can eat almost anything in market love it 😍 hope your guys having good time Anything look good try it 🌶😛👍🙏😍😆🤟
Loving the channel guys but do have to correct you on something...you do have Mango and Sticky Rice in Australia...I know I have eaten it in Australia!! Obviously it is Thai Restaurants and will set you back a lot more than 10 baht but it is there I assure you
Yes it was boiled blood. The soft 'noodle' is likely bamboo shoot. Some Tips: 1. "mai ped" means NO spicy; however this does not apply to your meal because it is a prepared dish - the spice is what it is as it was made. Of course she is not going to turn down a sale. 2. water does not really help with spice. Dairy (milk, yoghurt, etc) mutes the effect of spice. 3. if you want to stand out as a tourist be sure to purchase pad thai & mango sticky rice whilst wearing elephant pants and/or chang shirt. 4. get out of Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai to experience the REAL Thailand
@@josieliftsthings ha ha I left my job in Nov 2019 decided to partnership with my friend running Thai restaurant in Petersham. It’s approximately 15 mins by train from Sydney central station. Come over if you’ve got a chance to visit Sydney.
As a Thai who can't eat spicy foods I know how you feel 😂 always remind not to believe in "Not spicy" from Thai people as I didn't believe in my parents when they said it either lol
Hey Josie. I've been following your channel since you got to Thailand. Love your nature and specially your laughter.😂 Michael seems to be very supportive with all the input he adds to your channel. You are getting better with each video so keep them coming.😊 Good luck and enjoy your time there. I just love Thailand.✨🥂❤️
Hi Dee! Thank you so much for following since the very beginning! That means a lot to me. Hahaha and thank you for liking my laugh! 😂 😂 He's very very knowledgable, I'm very fresh to thailand and the facts/culture so he's an amazing help! I try very hard to get better at making the videos so the fact that you have noticed that means everything. Thank you for commenting and letting me know, I appreciate all of your support for this whole time!! 💖 😊
@@josieliftsthings haha anyday Josie. 🤗 More power to you.💥❤️
I fall in love with that so sweet and polite bit.🥰 His parents raise him so well. Hug. ❤️🥰
He was so cute! Thank you for watching again Jo! 🙏🏻😁😁🥰
8:34 Hands up 👍😊for the little boy who wai (making the hand gesture) to her when she say "Sawadee kha"
Yes he was so precious! Such a nice and respectful little boy! 😁😁
Indeed we have to eat spicy curries with extra noodles and/or white jasmine rice to divert the spiciness. I would also buy a sweet dessert to eat right away to balance the spiciness. I think Kanchanaburi night market is very much like a true traditional Thai cultural food market.
Ahhh so we needed the rice with it! That makes sense! I had some churro things and mango sticky rice and it certainly helped! 😂
I LOVED that night market. I think it was so local to me, traditional is a great way to put it. I had lots of looks with my camera 😂 amazing experience!
Very great VDO and love to see you for all happiness, when you visited Thailand and I like mango sticky rice a lot, please try to eat Durian as well.
Thank you for liking my video!!! Durian it is! Keep your eye out in some videos coming up I’m going to eat it just for you guys! 😂😂😂🙏🏻
Saw your tiktok, new subscriber here.☺️
Wow thank you!!!! 😁😁🙏🏻 thank you so much, excited for you to come on all the adventures!! 😁😁🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hi guys another great vlog keep em coming 😃😃😃
Wow thank you for enjoying!! Thank you 😁🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow That’s so amazing that even in small country towns there are massive markets like this?!!!
And such a small town! Hahaha and then there’s one of the best markets ever! 😂😂
I think you just had green curry with chicken. Normally, you would eat this with rice or rice noodles. It is too strong to eat the curry by itself as Thai curry is not considered soup but an entree in itself. The rice/noodles tones down the flavor, balancing it out. Another interesting point is for some reason, perhaps the heat/climate in Thailand, makes all the chili peppers there extra spicy in food compared to eating Thai food outside of Thailand.
Ahhh that makes sense!! We didn’t get rice! Still good though 😂 besides the extra spicy chilli 🌶 🥵🥵😂😂
Thank for sharing experiences 🙂
Thank you for watching! 🙏🏻😁😁
Love your video🥰
Thank you so much! 😁🙏🏻🙏🏻
Omg you’re killing me with all of the street food 😳😭🫣
The street food is the BEST part 😂😂 I have too much because it’s so amazing here hahaa
hi Josie and Michael😁
I believed you ate khanom jeen gaeng keaw gai which means thai green curry with rice noodles and the dark meat is a pork blood, did you try to eat it? stay safe to both of you🙏🙏
Hi Pauline!! I love when I see you commented! 😁😁 Ahhhh i had no idea! I just wanted to pick something I wouldn’t have eaten normally at all haha. To be honest I didn’t eat the pork blood because I didn’t know what it was and I was still a little scared 😂 but now that I know I should try it one day, do you like it?
awww thank you Josie😍😍here in the Philippines we use pork blood as a sauce in a stew or another way is we grill it.. barbecue pork blood😅. sometimes i eat the stew not the grilled ones😅😂 love that you are trying different street food because I always want to see your reaction and Michael as well😁😂
You are a very brave girl to do the chille. Apparently, Apple or Banana is a better fire extinguisher than water...try it next time. Great video, well done.
Thanks Paul! I'm still not used to the spice here yet hahaha everything has chilli in it hahahaha
I hope you have fun there. Kanchanaburi is full of historical place to visit.👍
It was a very touching experience and trip! Thank you for watching 🙏🏻☺️
G’day Josie & Michael.. as many commentators have already stated, the dish is called “khanom jeen kaeng keow waarn” or green curry with a sort of soft textured rice noodle..This particular type of rice noodles are often also eaten with “ som tum pla ra” or papaya salad in a fermented fish paste like substance..I wouldn’t typically recommend it to you, Josie because it’s pretty spicy & a tad on the stinky side lol..however, Michael.. if your feeling adventurous.. you could give it a go!
I love learning new things! I just saw it and was like okay! Lets go 😂 Yes I think your recommendation is correct and the spice was a bit much, but I tried!! 😂
It's Chinese noodles. There are a variety of potions to choose from. It's very good.
Hi, besides mango as dessert and fruit , you can eat them with jasmine rice as main dish , as well as pineapple.
I love pineapple! That sounds delicious thank you!
The white noodle you have just eaten in the local market is called “Kanom-jeen” or Thai vermicelli eaten with curry. They usually eat the noodle with curry depending on regions area such as chicken green curry , red curry plate with fish in the south , so many version of curry 99 % will taste spicy just only a few version of sweet curry. However, Kanom-jeen is one of my fevorite. Enjoy your trip.
For thank you! It was very different and interesting to me.
Thai say "Mai-Ped" which means a little spicy
"Ped-Nid-Noi" which means medium spicy
"Ped-Mai-Mak" means a very spicy for foreigners.
What about no spice at all? 😂 😂
@@josieliftsthings That would be Mai - Sai - Prik (Don't put chilly).... Actually, in case of Mai - Ped, an apple to apple translation would be No Spicy. Therefore, by commonsense, the chefs shouldn't add any chilli. However, No Spicy for Thai standard still maintain some level of spiciness.
Haha thank you I'll be saying that one now! I have noticed that even if they dont add chili- the food is already spicy 😂 And too spicy for me hahahaha
That’s khanom jeen (rice noodle). You have them with spicy curry or soup of your choice (each region has their own specialty pairing), usually top with fresh veggies. In the northeast we also eat it as a side to som tam (spicy papaya salad).
Green curry is usually not considered one of the spicy food among Thais but it’s definitely a spicy curry for sure.
Ohh rice noodle! that makes sense! haha, we got to put the veggies on top but it was a little spicy for me 😂 I have had spicier here for sure!! 😂
I love night Maket 🥭❤️😊👍
Me too! All the markets are amazing!
It is Khanom Jeen = white rice noodle with curry+ veggie
Thank you!! 🙏🏻😁
What I like about the Thai night market is the food, there is a variety of local food available and the prices are cheap too. And I happen to like spicy food, so whatever spicy Thai food I can enjoy it. As the Thai say, "Mai Phet Mai Kin" means " Not Spicy Not Eat".😁😁😁
YES! I LOVE the night market and the food. Hahah unfortunately because I cant do spicy half of the delicious options are off the table for me, but maybe one day I'll get used to it so I can try them 😂
You can find mango sticky rice at Thai town in Syd 😆
If I was still home in Sydney right now I'd be going there right this second 😂
Hi Josie - Language tip : if you add the word "Ka" at the end of what you are saying, it will add extra politeness and show respect to the people you are talking to. For example, when you said "Chai" try "Chai-ka". It's comparable to "Yes" and "Yes please". It would make you even sweeter :). Love your vid as always !
Haha thank you! I actually already know this one! I use chai ka constantly! I just cut it out of the edit and also when I was talking I had said it maybe 3-4 times before that so just said ka instead of the whole thing. People in stores who serve me usually smile and giggle when I said chai, ka 😂 Not many people must say it!! 😂
Only "ka" means yes as well. It's like an acknowledge term. ^^
in the bowl is Rice Noodle with curry in Thai name call "ขนมจีน" (Ka-Nom-Jeen).
You can eat it with a 4 style of curry. as
Central style : the taste not too spicy. It is made mainly in coconut milk curry.
North style : the taste a little spicy and sour. It is made mainly in clear curry.
Northeast style : the taste a spicy.
Southern style : the taste is very hot and spicy.
all of style must be eaten with fresh vegetables.
This is amazing! Thank you! and explains why we got to put some vegetables on!! Thank you! 🙏 😊
Should try to rap with mango sticky rice like Milli 😁
No body wants to see that! 😂 😂
Ha ha ha green curry no spicy for your guys maybe to much chili 🌶 anyway your guys the best can eat almost anything in market love it 😍 hope your guys having good time Anything look good try it 🌶😛👍🙏😍😆🤟
Hahahaha yes a bit too spicy for me but probably not spicy for someone who can handle spice!! Thank you so much for watching 🙏🏻🙏🏻😁😁
If MiLo too sweet. You can tell her. Less sugar. Say: MiLo WAN - NOY
Loving the channel guys but do have to correct you on something...you do have Mango and Sticky Rice in Australia...I know I have eaten it in Australia!! Obviously it is Thai Restaurants and will set you back a lot more than 10 baht but it is there I assure you
recommend Massaman delicious
Oh yum!!! I haven’t done that one yet, I’m excited for that one! I will have to try!
That is pig blood in khaa nom jeen yummy
Thank you for telling me! I’ve never seen that before! 😁😁
"Mango Sticky Rice + coconut milk topping" this is famous now
(Pour coconut milk only on sticky rice is correct...!!)
Because of milli? That’s awesome! 😂😂 I’ve been pouring it on the whole thing, I’ll stick to the rice, thank you!! 😁😁🙏🏻
Hey Josie, how do u like Thailand so far?
I LOVE Thailand! I wish I didn’t have to leave!! I love Thailand ☺️☺️☺️
Hello Princess Milo.
Hi there!!
Yes it was boiled blood. The soft 'noodle' is likely bamboo shoot.
Some Tips:
1. "mai ped" means NO spicy; however this does not apply to your meal because it is a prepared dish - the spice is what it is as it was made. Of course she is not going to turn down a sale.
2. water does not really help with spice. Dairy (milk, yoghurt, etc) mutes the effect of spice.
3. if you want to stand out as a tourist be sure to purchase pad thai & mango sticky rice whilst wearing elephant pants and/or chang shirt.
4. get out of Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai to experience the REAL Thailand
เธอต้องไปฝึกกินเผ็ดกับ Mark Wiens ได้แล้วนะ โจซี่ #not spicy not dilicious !! 🤣😆😆😆
Haha I have to get better at this I'm not as good as Mark Wiens!! haha!
You are friendly woman you plus new friend every time every place ++++++🧨😅😅
Thank you!! 😆 😂
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Thank you!!
If you are from Sydney. I love to offer you Thai food once you got back from Thailand.
I live a few hours away from Sydney! But I'm so happy there's good thai food at home! haha
@@josieliftsthings ha ha I left my job in Nov 2019 decided to partnership with my friend running Thai restaurant in Petersham. It’s approximately 15 mins by train from Sydney central station. Come over if you’ve got a chance to visit Sydney.
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Good morning to you! 😊
Khanom Jeen Josie
Thank you Sopon! I love learning! Never ate one like this before 😁😁🙏🏻
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Thank you!! 😃
As a Thai who can't eat spicy foods I know how you feel 😂 always remind not to believe in "Not spicy" from Thai people as I didn't believe in my parents when they said it either lol
Haha thank you I'm not the only one!! I do not believe that now 😂 😂
I think you meant “welcome back or welcome if you’re new here”
You’re right! 😂😂😂
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I LOVE thai food!! I don't want to go home! Thai food is delicious and always made so good! 😃 thank you for watching!
not spicy for Thai people but very spicy for foreigners😅😅😅
Hahaha I don’t believe Thai people now! Not spicy is still nid noy spicy 😂😂🌶🌶🥵🔥
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แกงเขียวหวาน has a spicy flavor to it and I don’t know why she said it isn’t spicy 🤷♀️ Thats a scam 😂
HAHAHA! I’ve learnt that what is not spicy to thais is VERY spicy to me 😂😂
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Hi josie you55yo? You loook young