HELLO LOVELY VIEWERS! Important Note: If you have questions about this recipe, you can post it here for the community to answer. But if you want to ask me, please get in touch via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or my website (all links are in the description above). If you leave questions in the comments I may not see them due to the large volume of comments I receive across the hundreds of videos on this channel. Also, before sending on any questions be sure to read the written recipe on the website as I often add extra tips and notes not covered in the video. Thank you for watching!
This dish just gave me Mark Weins Face!! @Pailin's Kitchen , if there's an award for the best youtube cooking channel, yours wins hands down!! Thank you so much.
My son love your menu..and he show me your channel..I need to learn more even I am Thais but I can't cook..my son love this dish..he may saw your channel when we went to visit Thailand..he ordered this meal..and now his favorite is Glass noodle 💙
Palin I just tried your goong ob woonsen it's to die for! Anyone can become a Thai chef if we follow you. Thank you Pailin for introducing us the real Thai cuisine.
I really love this dish,and I also want to share something. My mom used bacon fat instead of vegetable oil.Since bacon fat is salty she reduced the saltiness of the glass noddle marinade. I think this would work for someone who want to try the pork fat ver. but doesn't have time to prepare it.
We used to live in Bangkok and this is my ultimate favorite Thai dish. I learnt how to cook it there but you have simplified it and made it more friendly to cook given the limited ingredients we have where we are now. Thank you! I can’t wait to make this again 😊
Thanks for this wonderful recipe. Will definitely have this for dinner today. Just a suggestion: If you chop the ginger really fine you will get more flavor and use less of it. When the ginger is chopped very, very fine, it blends well with the other ingredients so even the kids can eat it without noticing they are actually eating the ginger.
I've cooked it yesterday for my host family(I'm an exchange student in Germany). This recipe is incredibly very simple (my cooking skill is horrible...) but turned out that it was totally delicious! Thank you for such a crystal-clear explanation wonderful tutorial! ขอบคุณมากๆค่ะ อิ________อิ จะขอติดตามตลอดนะคะ
OMG I can't stop making this dish!!! It's just so delicious!!!! Love how you explain the recipe, so easy to understand! Gosh this is my favourite Thai dish so far!!! xxxxxxxx
Thanks for giving us another option to think about when planning a Thai menu; it's also an excellent reminder, to include a variety of cooking methods to create a balanced selection that will be exciting to the palate. I used to be quite alarmed when a friend of mine ordered our Thai meals at a restaurant, he kind of bossed us around and quite insisted we all order curries in just about every colour. No salad, stir-fried dish, steamed dish, deep-fried dish etc., just curries. Heavens above!
I just had it yesterday in a restaurant in Thailand and it was delicious but it was called "baked" and so it seemed that it was baked for a while. Loved the light caramelised and nutty yet aromatic flavour and the ginger which brought a nice change. Definitely will try it at home😋
I never even thought about Thai food and never tried it also, but I have a Thai friend from Nakhon Ratchasima and she showing me this Thai food and I'm wanting too try it. Thank you for showing this.
Now this looks really convenient, no worrying about over or under cooking the noodles. So we are definitely are going to cook this right away. Thanks again !
There was one time I happened to have pork belly. So I used it. It turned out to be amazing. I've never had this dish in Thailand or Thai restaurant, and I can't imagine how good it could be when it's cooked "right".
PAILIN I LOVE U AND YOUR VIDEO'S U ARE SO THROUGH WITH YOUR VIDEO'S I HAVE NEVER MADE A BAD recipe FROM WATCHING U , U EXPLAIN EVERY THING IN DETAIL I'm a self trained chef and and when u explain the recipes I myself know exactly what u mean keep doing it the same way love u
i successfully made it!!! will take a pic and post it on instagram! ill tag you! thank you so much for this cooking how to. this is one of my favourite dishes in my entire life. i havent had this for ages!!!! when I was 8-9-10 years old I pick a thai restaurant to celebrate my birthday! yummmmmmm! and It close down for many years and recently I found that they have moved but they dont deliver to my neighbourhood and I cant go to their restaurant! i was at the gym and finally thought to youtube glass noodle prawn!!! rice is ready!! im going to enjoy this so much!!!
I try this noodles several times... and this noodles is one of my favourite... since I can’t understand Thai or maybe I can’t be bothered to read if there is English version at the back I cooked this noodles in Filipino style... with Shrimp as well... and so far I love it....
Fantastic! I've been cooking with Pai for about a year now - and I have never opened this video, assuming it's a V.HARD+ recipe with hard-to-find ingredients and equipment involved. And it turned out that all I need is already in my kitchen (thanks to Pai, again!). Wow! Thanks for another masterpiece, Ajahn! )
I definitely gonna try this dish I love the way you explain the recipes, so understandable thank you, thank you, thank you so much, regards from Mexico
Just did this wow amazing flavors, I used peeled jumbo shrimps instead and cooked them aside just adding them to the mix after they were done I also added the stock that came out, thanks for the high end Asian Restaurnant level recipe
Had this in a Thai restaurant in Sydney a couple of times! My favourite Thai dish so far!!!! Absolutely LOVED it!!!!Always want the recipes but I've never been able to find it since I don't know what it's called. And this video just popped out on my RUclips when I was just watching random cooking videos!!!! Omg!! I HAVE TO give this a try! Thanks so much for sharing! xx
randomly saw this video and liked it half way already! i didn't have this when i was traveling in thailand but i can just imagine how rich the flavors are! also really like your clear instructions. subscribed ^^
I love your presentation as well as your cooking style.I will try your recipe but i am afraid i can;t avail sesame oil and corriander stalks.I don't have it right now.Hopefully the taste won't make much a difference as what you did.P.S i am small youtuber presently living in Thailand who is dreaming to be successful as you too.God Bless!Thanks for the recipe.
AHHHHHH i just made this and damn! it is so delicious! spicy, savoury, full of aroma from the spices together with the chewiness from the noodles + juicy plump shrimps... perfect for a rainy day:)
Wow! Just made this for dinner...delicious! Wasn't sure about it at first but I gave it a go anyway and really glad I did. Will definitely make this again soon. Thank you Pai...you really are the queen of Thai cuisine Btw...I added a couple shiitake mushrooms to give this dish a bit of a earthy note
Love your recipes as always. My dad worked in Thailand so I went to HS in Bangkok. Love how you describe pork belly/lard and squeezing the shrimp juice out.
Can't believe I'm just finding out about you! I can't stop watching your videos.. Your recipes are looking so delicious. Can't wait to try them out myself. Thanks for sharing And you are so beautiful!!
I cooked this for dinner today and it was a hit! it was also my first time to cook a Thai dish. It was fun :) I will try to cook some of your recipes again :) thanks Pai!
I also prefer large shrimps to be in shell, but cooked on a BBQ. Basted in chilli, garlic, ginger dark soy sauce. Or placed and kept war in it after cooking. Delicious.
almost watched all your videos..bfore heading to my bed😂 and felt like wanna stay up all night in d kitchen..and make one of your recipes😋😋. great video..as well as very entertaining pai😙. -pam from philippines-
I would use Korean glass noodles because it is more slippery in texture and it will taste better than normal glass noodles with more sauce too. I love glass noodles prepared this way but I've never tried to cook out yet. Can I use other alternatives instead of prawns? I'm not into prawns so can I use finely sliced pork instead?
Thank you for the recipe, luckily I had all of the ingredients at home, except cilantro. A bit of mint and parsley worked pretty good as a substitute. It was soooo delicious and fast to cook!
Mmmmmm, that looks so delicious! I've gotta admit, I'm jealous of your motar & pestle, I especially love those made of stone! I'm definitely subscribing.
HELLO LOVELY VIEWERS! Important Note:
If you have questions about this recipe, you can post it here for the community to answer. But if you want to ask me, please get in touch via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or my website (all links are in the description above). If you leave questions in the comments I may not see them due to the large volume of comments I receive across the hundreds of videos on this channel.
Also, before sending on any questions be sure to read the written recipe on the website as I often add extra tips and notes not covered in the video.
Thank you for watching!
Soo delicious
This dish just gave me Mark Weins Face!! @Pailin's Kitchen , if there's an award for the best youtube cooking channel, yours wins hands down!! Thank you so much.
After bookmarking this recipe 8 years ago, I finally made it last night. Delicious, thank you!
My son love your menu..and he show me your channel..I need to learn more even I am Thais but I can't cook..my son love this dish..he may saw your channel when we went to visit Thailand..he ordered this meal..and now his favorite is Glass noodle 💙
Palin I just tried your goong ob woonsen it's to die for! Anyone can become a Thai chef if we follow you. Thank you Pailin for introducing us the real Thai cuisine.
Baked shrimp with glass noodles is my favorite food!
I made this for dinner today; Chap Go Meh 2023. The dish turned out excellent! Thank you Pai for such awesome teaching
I really love this dish,and I also want to share something. My mom used bacon fat instead of vegetable oil.Since bacon fat is salty she reduced the saltiness of the glass noddle marinade. I think this would work for someone who want to try the pork fat ver. but doesn't have time to prepare it.
I didn’t expect it to be that perfect even I doubled the recipe. Unbelievably delicious.
We used to live in Bangkok and this is my ultimate favorite Thai dish. I learnt how to cook it there but you have simplified it and made it more friendly to cook given the limited ingredients we have where we are now. Thank you! I can’t wait to make this again 😊
Thanks for this wonderful recipe. Will definitely have this for dinner today. Just a suggestion: If you chop the ginger really fine you will get more flavor and use less of it. When the ginger is chopped very, very fine, it blends well with the other ingredients so even the kids can eat it without noticing they are actually eating the ginger.
I just made this tonight for the first time. It is so delicious. Everyone loved it. Looking forward to making again.
I've cooked it yesterday for my host family(I'm an exchange student in Germany). This recipe is incredibly very simple (my cooking skill is horrible...) but turned out that it was totally delicious! Thank you for such a crystal-clear explanation wonderful tutorial! ขอบคุณมากๆค่ะ อิ________อิ จะขอติดตามตลอดนะคะ
Cat Natkrita
Did your host family like the recipe?
OMG I can't stop making this dish!!! It's just so delicious!!!! Love how you explain the recipe, so easy to understand! Gosh this is my favourite Thai dish so far!!! xxxxxxxx
Gosh it’s almost 4 am now and I can’t wait toll morning to make this!!
Thanks for giving us another option to think about when planning a Thai menu; it's also an excellent reminder, to include a variety of cooking methods to create a balanced selection that will be exciting to the palate. I used to be quite alarmed when a friend of mine ordered our Thai meals at a restaurant, he kind of bossed us around and quite insisted we all order curries in just about every colour. No salad, stir-fried dish, steamed dish, deep-fried dish etc., just curries. Heavens above!
lol
Lem Tay yeesh! Bumming everyone out 😒
I did it! I didn't have ginger and cilantro stems so I've put green onion and it was good anyway!
I just had it yesterday in a restaurant in Thailand and it was delicious but it was called "baked" and so it seemed that it was baked for a while. Loved the light caramelised and nutty yet aromatic flavour and the ginger which brought a nice change. Definitely will try it at home😋
Thai food are the best taste of all
Not boring taste always make your appetite go so high
Omg
Hi, Pailin! I *really* enjoy your presentations. They are thoroughly researched and prepared without being "dry". Great job!
Omg just made this and it’s so good 10/10 y’all need to make this 😩💕
Noodles with prawns.Yummm!😁❤
You are just one of the most fun and energetic RUclipsr it just comes so natural to you like we are right in front of you ❤️❤️
I never even thought about Thai food and never tried it also, but I have a Thai friend from Nakhon Ratchasima and she showing me this Thai food and I'm wanting too try it. Thank you for showing this.
Now this looks really convenient, no worrying about over or under cooking the noodles. So we are definitely are going to cook this right away.
Thanks again !
I just made this and it was DELICIOUS!!!
THANK YOU for the recipe!
Cook the Errbs! Herbs. Love it!
There was one time I happened to have pork belly. So I used it. It turned out to be amazing. I've never had this dish in Thailand or Thai restaurant, and I can't imagine how good it could be when it's cooked "right".
PAILIN I LOVE U AND YOUR VIDEO'S U ARE SO THROUGH WITH YOUR VIDEO'S I HAVE NEVER MADE A BAD recipe FROM WATCHING U , U EXPLAIN EVERY THING IN DETAIL I'm a self trained chef and and when u explain the recipes I myself know exactly what u mean keep doing it the same way love u
Brilliant, made it tonight and it was delicious, thank you! Following your videos makes cooking so simple and fun.
I love this dish, but haven’t had it in 37 years. Very easy and tasty. Yum!
i successfully made it!!! will take a pic and post it on instagram! ill tag you! thank you so much for this cooking how to. this is one of my favourite dishes in my entire life. i havent had this for ages!!!! when I was 8-9-10 years old I pick a thai restaurant to celebrate my birthday! yummmmmmm! and It close down for many years and recently I found that they have moved but they dont deliver to my neighbourhood and I cant go to their restaurant! i was at the gym and finally thought to youtube glass noodle prawn!!! rice is ready!! im going to enjoy this so much!!!
I try this noodles several times... and this noodles is one of my favourite... since I can’t understand Thai or maybe I can’t be bothered to read if there is English version at the back I cooked this noodles in Filipino style... with Shrimp as well... and so far I love it....
Tried this earlier..soooo good. Thank you.
This reminds me of the must order 'Claypot crab and glass noodles ' , at Bangkok's Chinatown restaurant.
As usual you are so good and inspiring, how can your food not taste as sweet as you are!
Fantastic! I've been cooking with Pai for about a year now - and I have never opened this video, assuming it's a V.HARD+ recipe with hard-to-find ingredients and equipment involved. And it turned out that all I need is already in my kitchen (thanks to Pai, again!). Wow! Thanks for another masterpiece, Ajahn! )
I definitely gonna try this dish
I love the way you explain the recipes, so understandable
thank you, thank you, thank you so much, regards from Mexico
I want to make this for my aniversary.. my husband is a chef but I think I can surprise him ❤❤❤ we love asian food
Good luck!
This looks sooo good!
i just cooked this and its AMAZING. the husband loves it! so easy so tasty! thank you for this recipe!
Just did this wow amazing flavors, I used peeled jumbo shrimps instead and cooked them aside just adding them to the mix after they were done I also added the stock that came out, thanks for the high end Asian Restaurnant level recipe
Love it pailin looks delicious ...
Had this in a Thai restaurant in Sydney a couple of times! My favourite Thai dish so far!!!! Absolutely LOVED it!!!!Always want the recipes but I've never been able to find it since I don't know what it's called. And this video just popped out on my RUclips when I was just watching random cooking videos!!!! Omg!! I HAVE TO give this a try! Thanks so much for sharing! xx
randomly saw this video and liked it half way already! i didn't have this when i was traveling in thailand but i can just imagine how rich the flavors are! also really like your clear instructions. subscribed ^^
+Rebecca Luo welcome to the channel!
Tried making this for dinner tonight. Excellent! Very flavorful!
Thank you for a thorough and detailed lesson.
I love your presentation as well as your cooking style.I will try your recipe but i am afraid i can;t avail sesame oil and corriander stalks.I don't have it right now.Hopefully the taste won't make much a difference as what you did.P.S i am small youtuber presently living in Thailand who is dreaming to be successful as you too.God Bless!Thanks for the recipe.
Made it last night and it was amazing!! Making it again tonight!! 😁😁😁
Thanks so much for sharing. I made it today. Absolutely love it. We just had the noodle by itself no rice. Tastes amazing
I have tried this receipt many times and today I'm going to make also .love it
I just made this and Omg it's delicious! My husband loves it, thank you for the recipe😁
I've made this before and I made it again tonight. I forget how good it is . thanks for the recipe, delicious & easy !!
AHHHHHH i just made this and damn! it is so delicious! spicy, savoury, full of aroma from the spices together with the chewiness from the noodles + juicy plump shrimps... perfect for a rainy day:)
great recipe
Wow! Just made this for dinner...delicious! Wasn't sure about it at first but I gave it a go anyway and really glad I did. Will definitely make this again soon. Thank you Pai...you really are the queen of Thai cuisine
Btw...I added a couple shiitake mushrooms to give this dish a bit of a earthy note
I just follow your receipt. It taste same like Thai restaurants. So amazing. Thank you so much
Very good instructions Pailin. Came out super delicious!!!!!! Made this 3 times now 😍
Tried this yesterday, nice and spicy! Pai, really like your video, makes Thai food so easy and clear to learn!
Love your recipes as always. My dad worked in Thailand so I went to HS in Bangkok. Love how you describe pork belly/lard and squeezing the shrimp juice out.
Can't believe I'm just finding out about you! I can't stop watching your videos.. Your recipes are looking so delicious. Can't wait to try them out myself. Thanks for sharing And you are so beautiful!!
Even I am Thai as her but I cant stop watching her presentation, she is so good at presenting and the recipes are so awesome!
I literally just made this and had a bite! Awesome!
Just followed your recipe for lunch .turned out so yummy! And it was my virgin attempt! 😂😂..thank you Pailin...
I just made this meal today for lunch. Super nice and tasty. loving it!!!!
ผมทำกุ้งอบวุ้นเส้นตามสูตรที่คุณไพลินบอก ครอบครัวผมชอบมากๆครับ อร่อยมากๆ เขาขอให้ผมทำให้กินอีกเรื่อยๆเลย
+Anthony Chaisri Congrats ja!
One of the funniest vids from you ever! Love it!
Looks amazing! Does anyone know if this dish freezes well?
One of my favorites when I lived in Bangkok. Ate this at least once a week. Love this. Yes, yes, slices of PORK Fat...yummy.
Thanks ! Got to try this❤
Made it today and it was awesome! 🤤
Always your instructions are very clear. Tkx dear
Looks yum! Can I use seafood stock instead of chicken stock? Thx!
So good and the flavors are well rounded. So easy to make too! Thanks for the recipe! Pailin!
I cooked this for dinner today and it was a hit! it was also my first time to cook a Thai dish. It was fun :) I will try to cook some of your recipes again :) thanks Pai!
Awesome!
This one I try many times already thanks dear pailins
Thank you so much Pailin. Love all your recipe and have been sharing it with friends.
At my restaurant, the prawns are cooked in hot oil and the noodles and vegetables and ingredients are fried before being baked.
I also prefer large shrimps to be in shell, but cooked on a BBQ. Basted in chilli, garlic, ginger dark soy sauce. Or placed and kept war in it after cooking. Delicious.
I really love shrimp with shell on :) It has a delicious crunchy!
Just know I make the Ginger shrimp and Glass Noodles. Very tasty and I thought I am Thailand. Thanks.
almost watched all your videos..bfore heading to my bed😂 and felt like wanna stay up all night in d kitchen..and make one of your recipes😋😋.
great video..as well as very entertaining pai😙.
-pam from philippines-
Than you :)
Been waiting for u to make this dish for a real long time.. So glad u finally post one! Khob khun ka :)
my most favorite dish ever and ever!
Thank u so much Pai! I had requested for this dish last 2weeks ago. Now you upload it. Thanks.
I love to watch your show! :)
I never heard of this dish. Very unique indeed.
It is very common in Thailand but normally ppl wont cook it much at home coz it is quite costly of river prawns for average person :)
i love this food at little bit spicy but whit out sugar so good thank you
I saw your picture on Facebook today, then I ran to the supermarket right away LOL
Beautiful! I mean both the chef and the food!
This is my all time favorite noodle dish! Thank you for sharing.
I tried it today. It’s super yummy! Thank you for the recipe :)
I would use Korean glass noodles because it is more slippery in texture and it will taste better than normal glass noodles with more sauce too. I love glass noodles prepared this way but I've never tried to cook out yet. Can I use other alternatives instead of prawns? I'm not into prawns so can I use finely sliced pork instead?
so gonna try this someday! I only got to eat this dish at Thai Express restaurant. thank you for the recipe!
Thank you for the recipe, luckily I had all of the ingredients at home, except cilantro. A bit of mint and parsley worked pretty good as a substitute. It was soooo delicious and fast to cook!
Mmmmmm, that looks so delicious! I've gotta admit, I'm jealous of your motar & pestle, I especially love those made of stone! I'm definitely subscribing.
Just bought some fresh prawns. Definitely going to try this recipe. Tks. Sister.
I justed cooked this for dinner, really very delicious. Tks for sharing. 😘😘👍👍
I AM MAKING THIS RECIPE "TOMORROW"!!!!!
It looks amazing!
Thanks for sharing this one, it's a keeper :)
How come I miss this one in the past? I must make this tomorrow :) thank you so much :)
Made this and everyone cleared all the food in minutes!
I jus tried it and it is soOo gooOood!!
This looks so delicious and thanks for the tip on getting the shrimp out of the shell without fingers. Lol. Wondered about that.
One of my Childhood dishes. Gotta make this dishes soon. Thanks Pai. :)
I was looking for this recipe think you somach