A Day With a Burmese Street Vendor at NYC's Biggest Night Market | On The Line | Bon Appétit
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- “This is definitely more difficult than having a restaurant. You have to bring the whole kitchen over here-pots, and pans, and plates.” Spend a day behind the scenes at the Queens Night Market with chef Myo Lin Thway who has been serving his 'Burmese Bites' in New York City for over 25 years-and is now dishing up over 500 plates a day to adoring patrons.
Director: Gunsel Pehlivan
Director of Photography: Luke Riffle
Editor: Rob Malone
Creative Producer: Parisa Kosari
Line Producer: Jen McGinity
Associate Producer: Oadhan Lynch
Production Manager: Janine Dispensa
Production Coordinator: Elizabeth Hymes
Camera Operator: Carlos Araujo
Assistant Camera: Tony Aviles
Production Assistant: Alden DeBouter, Brianna Figueroa
Post Production Supervisor: Andrea Farr
Post Production Coordinator: Scout Alter
Supervising Editor: Eduardo Araujo
Assistant Editor: Courtney Karwal
Filmed on Location at Queens Night Market
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get this guy a show! He explains things so well. And Burmese food isn't represented as much as it should!
Do they still do that festival in kew gardens?
I completely agree!!! Get him a show! Love his personality!
How ? He literally repeated himself multiple times. It got so annoying
Agreed
@@ar3267 not everyone's first language is English, he already explaining so well in other language.
His food is delicious and he has a stall at the mall as well. So happy there’s becoming more Burmese representation! Burmese food deserves to shine 🤩
Wait which mall
@@alfiee3519queens center mall food court!
is it QCM? or rego park mall?
QCM@@justinhearst
SAME!!
I was very fortunate to grow up befriended with a Burmese family. Not only are they wonderful people, but going to their house to eat was always EPIC.
I'm of Indian ethnicity and have family who grew up in Burma so I've been eating Ohno Kaukswe my whole life! It's cool to see a dish like this on a mainstream RUclips channel!
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Excellent video. Love the cultural spread of paratha (India), palata (Burma), prata (Singapore) or roti canai (Malaysia). Whatever you call it, whatever you douse it in, it always looks delicious !!
Parata - Bangladesh
No sugar please!
Its called parotta in India paratha is made with whole wheat.
The moment I heard Palata, I was like sounds so similar to our Paratha! Then I started looking out for a comment to confirm it and, I found yours 😄 Thank you so much 😇
I like it with sugar for breakfast.
actually couldnt stop smiling the entire video … loved his personality and outlook !!
his personality is incredible and the foods looks delicious. i'd love to try it the whole menu.
Happy to see that Burmese food is spreading around the world
i've been trying to reconnect with my burmese heritage and this video was so incredible to watch. ive eaten bean powder in a lot of things growing up but didn't know it was a staple, especially in a dish like ohno kauswe. thank you, BA, for highlighting my family's food!! 💕
As a half Burmese person, it's tragic that Burmese cuisine is so under represented in the US.
Thanks for featuring Burmese food. A lot of people don’t know that we’ve got amazing food in our culture. As a Burmese living abroad we are always grateful to find Burmese food vendors. He presents it beautifully. All the best !
I totaly agree, wish i could travel back there
WHAT....Burmese food is AWFUL?! It's the bermuda triangle of food ..Surrounded by Thailand, China and India and somehow it turns into awful oily chicken curry and raw vegetables....The only place I ve ever had. edible burmese food is outside of Myanmar
tf u sayin?
@@KingMinosxxvi
@@noraadelaideholey2131 I think I was pretty clear
@@KingMinosxxvinope
Burmese food is fricking delicious. If you're in Queens and have never tried Burmese food, you have to give this place a try.
As a burmese person, I am so happy that he cooks all burmese foods perfectly and look very delicious🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤.
Big Respect to all these vendors for bringing their micro kitchen and their different dishes to a parking lot...
One of my favorite markets so far and I’m glad I went to Queens the night I was in NY …. One of his chefs was so cool and allowed me to get a video of him making and cooking the bread! The ramen was 🔥🔥❤
Love the labels on the spice boxes. So traditional
The part when he called himself out for showing off made me laugh 😂 Seems like a top bloke.
I'd love to visit this spot - My grandma was Burmese and I miss the food so much!
Wonderful showcase of a wonderful vendor at a wonderful market.
Looks fantastic bro. I wish we could see more videos about the other country booths in the market
Same here! BA this is a great idea!
Wow! I didn't even realise that I ate his parathas! The crowd was loaded that night so my aunt & uncle gave me those parathas cuz i was starving...Also great to see a Burmese food being represented in such a market!
Burmese food sounds like a cross between Indian and Thai food. I'm sold! How have I not heard more about Burmese cuisine before? Also, this guy is amazing!
It's a relatively small diaspora.
What are you talking about? If you took all the worsr foood in Thailand and all the worst food in india and soaked in garbage then you would get Burmese food
@@cya6154 Its a mystery why it's so absolutely horrible but it is
@@KingMinosxxvinah bro be dissing myanmar food without tasting myanmar food at all
@@KingMinosxxvi You have a problem. Go see a shrink.
I am very proud of our burmese food. Our foods are delicious and he explained everything in detail. I wish I could try his food one day. Thanks for presenting our burmese food.
so great to learn more about Burmese food, thank you for always highlighting so many different cultures!
Had a Burmese friend. Culture is very interesting. Thank you for this video!
This gentleman deserves his own food network show!!!! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
He’s quick at preparing everything he needs for the crazy crowd AND still able to talk the viewers through about everything he’s doing and the complete background with fluent English!!!
Much respect, sir! I’d love to try your delicious-looking Burmese food when I get to Queens one of these days. 👏👏👏
This guy is the best. He needs a few dedicated videos on his recipes!
I am very proud of my country.Thx for showing our traditional foods to the public.
He needs his own channel. But seriously the American dream. He went for it.
I love living in Queens. I’ll be there this weekend
Watching this with a huge smile….this food looks friggin awesome😊
The coconut noodle soup is some heavenly stuff. I feel bad for those who never have tried it.
can't recommend more!
🇲🇲love my country
what’s more fascinating about Burmese food is there’s no strict tradition way, there’s just the style. it’s just the way how you prepare it and if you do it to taste better, most of the people accept it
Looks delicious and even better it’s a family operation, awesome
I did not know what palata was. but now i know, because of this guy. His confidence is on point.
Just got a job at Walmart deli and I'm on my last break of the day after cooking all day, watching more cooking 😂
Looks delicious though!
ဂုဏ်ယူဝမ်းသာပီတိဖြစ်ရပါတယ်အစ်ကိုကြီးရေ ဆထပ်တပိုးအထူးအောင်မြင်ပါစေ အမေရိကန်တနိုင်ငံလုံးဆိုင်ခွဲတွေအများကြီးဖွင့်နိုင်တဲ့ အထိ အမြန်ဆုံးအောင်မြင်ပါစေလို့ လှိုက်လှိုက်လှဲလှဲဆန္ဒပြုပါတယ် ❤
My tummy is rumbling
Thank you for enjoying our traditional foods.
အကိုမျိုးလင်းသွေးကိုလဲအရမ်းဂုဏ်ယူမိပါတယ်၊ အရသာရှိတဲ့မြန်မာအစားအစာတွေကိုနိုင်ငံတကာသိအောင်ဆက်ချပြပေးပါ။ ❤
Proud that Burmese food stands out in NYC !!!! Keep it up !!!!
Such a chill guy, makes me want to try Burmese food. Wishing him success
I learned so much, so quick and I would love to try his food! He is amazing.
I never heard of Burmese food before and omg I feel like I really need to try! Also such a nice guy, all the lucky for his business ❤
welcome sister. Myanmar is so beautiful country. Warmly welcome
You have to try it. It's sOOoo delicious!! So much FLAVOR!!!! You may just be hooked!!! Be forwarned lolol
I heard the accent and immediately went: "Yeah this guy's definitely Burmese."
He speaks English better than most Burmese people but the accent is still there.
မြန်မာ လိုတော့ ပလာတာပေါ့ ၊ Singapore / Malay က indian တွေက တော ပရာတာ / pa ra ta လို့ခေါ် ကြတာဘဲ။ FYI ! BTW, nice presentation!!
All of this looks delicious, amazing! Loved this video
This was great! So captivating!
Delicious looking, hope to try one day.
I just love NYC.
What a lovely, hard working dude. Great episode.
He is having fun while they push the car😂
palata = parata = paratha = pratha = roti canai = flat bread.... asian staple... not just myanmar. same thing, same method, same preparations, same dough etc.
Burmese food is delicious. I look forward to finding this guy next time I go to NY.
Never had Burmese food but now I'm definitely gonna try to make some!
I went last week and the food was incredible at great prices!
Very glad to see these delicious Burmese foods getting back into international community after many decades of isolation ❤️❤️❤️.
Love to the Burmese of the world , especially the people that need it most!✌🏼🌸🏵️💮🌼🌺
I wish I could go to that market and try my Burmese food in NYC one day
It's our honor to have this guy over here!
Wonderful
love his incredible bubbly personality.... great story
Love this guys and the food he makes, best wishes for him
OHH MG It is super delicious recipe thanks for sharing💕💕💕💕❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful food, and thank you for the education ❤ Love learning other cultures food, as well as other things too!
YES BURMA
all this looks fire
I'm amazed to see the way of making food is so similar to what we make in India.. ❤
i am Burmese and i think this is very cool
We go lots of Burmese people here in the bay area
Yeah I lived in San Francisco for a long time, and there were a bunch of delicious Burmese places within walking distance of where I lived
Love to see Burmese representation!
Loved this
How many likes for "freelance palata maker"
Proud of it ❤
Burmese food is really delicious proud of U. how lucky New Yorker to taste ir❤
I'm yelling at my screen watching this, like a sporting match. Everything looks spectacular. I've never tried Burmese food, but going to find a restaurant in the city thia week.
the palata dish sound similar to motabak food , i love local authentic dishes
Seems delicious 😋
Proud of you brother..
Great presentation by this fellow SE Asian (I'm a Filipino culinary enthusiast). In many ways our Malay race is Indo-Chinese. The palata looks masarap to me (that's Filipino for delicious).
Looks SO Delicious! I'm a bit glad I don't have easy access to it. I'd be overweight in no time.
His explanations got doopah and doopah 😂.
Interesting how language changes…parota becomes palata
Thank you for presenting Burmese Foods.
Our Burmese Foods are really flavourful and delicious.
Thank you for cooking and selling Burmese foods .
Proud of you .
Hope your business is going well and more successful.
this would be a great series - craft food vendor
What a cool guy to listen to!
I thought Mexican guy cooking Burmese food. Lol...
No one can hate this guy ❤️. Such a cool guy
I love this guy
He was brilliant and the food was sensational.
Yum 😋
I loooove burmese food!!! Top 5 cuisines
In malaysia tht would be ROTI CANAI! 🥰🥰🥰
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More burmese content!
Plata, is common in Singapore , Malaysia and Indonesia.
It's known as Roti Paratha, served with curries and it's a famous breakfast dish.
Try some Burmese food it’s so delicious.
500 plates served at a 8$ rate per plate is a nice $4000 in one night that’s hella cool and I’m happy e for him!
I hope he was able to get his car started!
Beauty of being American
Diverse
Don't even have to travel out
What a great video!