去合艾浦 Hatyai Floating Market

Dear friends
This is probably the longest video I’ve posted, it is generally 5 minutes longer than my average episodes. In fact, it was supposed to be longer but I removed 3 food features which was scripted for and shot. It did cross my mind to split it into 2 episodes, but it would mean 2 short episodes. I hope this video would satisfy those viewers who asked for it. Personally, I didn’t think this sequel is too long, in fact I thought it was quite compelling if I must say so myself. Thank you and catch you in the next video, meanwhile go out and support the local street food.
Courtesy of Mr. Garry Loke for supplying the Google link for this episode:
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[@mrslamb1807]

Stumbled on your channel, very informative video. We plan to visit Thailand next, I’ll go back and watch the other episode.
Can you recommend some nice hotels please? Thank you

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for supporting, we normally stay at lee gardens but recently at centara

[@joeeng8181]

HI Mr Lee, this is a great sequel. Thanks. Your effort is greatly appreciated.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks Joe if only everyone thinks like u

[@cheemengchoong]

Interesting 2nd episode on Hadyai and good footage of the floating market and the other side of Hadyai's food centers. Can help but to belt up a big laughter on the "bo-bo cha char" that is neither water nor soup - neither center or south ....... and without yam too !!! I thought it is again very refreshing to see the other side of Hadyai at the floating market and also the food court frequented by the University students there. Anyway- I enjoyed this 2nd Hadyai episode a lot with great funny and hilarious but yet practical comment on the food and merchandise offered there. Thank you Elmo for wrapping up the Hadyai food haunt with a bang and as always - it is a Yatt Lau !!! Mou Tak Deng episode. 👌👌👌Anyway - it does again makes my gastric juice oozing out looking at the TOM YAM and PadThai dishes !!!!

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for your approval choong I was not confident that the sequel would turn out compelling

[@cheahchunkit5046]

Hatyai has changed so much. Its good to see the tourism and food business is thriving . So envious that you and yr wife gets to sample so much wonderful food . Thank you for sharing letting us watch those great food being enjoyed !

[@malaysiafood328]

You r most welcome cheah

[@user-ot9we7bv5r]

Thanks,Elmo Lee coincidentally we are in Hatyai now & just wacth you video as we are ready head to floating village now thanks a lot for the sharing.

[@malaysiafood328]

Have a great trip liew

[@user-ot9we7bv5r]

Thanks 😊

[@ericlai3221]

thanks for bringing us along

[@sawakun]

多谢分享❤

[@malaysiafood328]

别客气

[@neverminelee]

Hi Elmo Lee, I enjoy your videos. Your videos on food recommendations are very informative with some brief introductions of the history of the places. I mostly follow your videos in Malaysia. I have watched 2 of your videos about Hatyai. I love them too.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks much Lee

[@kenchong2098]

I’m your new fans!just subscribed. I like how detailed you explain about history before the start of any video. Keep it up!

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks much kent

[@munchoy7509]

支持！

[@ykmak2415]

Thailand is Buddhist country
. unexpectedly. there are so many Muslim market delicacies. it may be to cater to the tastes of tourists. from neighboring Malaysia. and Singapore the beautiful food in Hatyai Thailand. Thank Mr Lee for taking pictures intro and sharing 🇲🇾 🇹🇭 🇸🇬 🤝👍.

[@malaysiafood328]

You r welcome mak

[@princephilipecheng3014]

Bro Elmo many thanks for your latest video's information.. 👍😘

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks bro

[@ngamin5234]

very good

[@bk1571]

9:00 not pigeon egg is quail egg(burung puyuh in Malay), pigeon can fly quail can't fly...most things in Hatyai not cheap, if covert to Malaysian RM (RM10 = 75Bahts, twenty years ago it used to be 100 Bahts or more) more expensive, only thing cheaper is body massage.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks u seemed to know thailand well

[@henryloohenryloo8171]

Good🎉🎉 thanks

[@legambaz]

Our visit to Thailand few weeks ago let us see with our own eyes how great hawker food with loads of liau can still be so much cheaper than the #$% in Klang Valley.

[@kratos8873]

LOL I hate tours rather go free and easy!
We have been to Phuket many times. In the beginning we did the tour trip and like you mentioned, when they take us to the jewelry factory, the tour is always given a lot of time, i believe they get paid commission by the Factory. Subsequent trips we always do our research on Hotels through Agoda and make our own arrangements.
Many years ago, Thais treat us very warmly in Phuket but since the influx of Chinese from mainland China, Thais have become hardened, every time they see us. They think we are from China, after personally seeing how rude some of the China tourist is, I can understand why Thais don't treat us with warmth anymore.
My next trip, I want to visit Vietnam! I've never been there, want to visit Hanoi and Saigon

[@malaysiafood328]

Enjoy your self designed itinerary with less stress

[@christopherk7920]

Uncle elmo, it's no wonder you were literally "floating" in the evening mkt..... you're the only handsome guy amongst the roses so to speak 😜 I envy you. Btw, your shirt is drenched in sweat

[@malaysiafood328]

That's right thailand is more humid that KL

[@tonycheahca]

Where got pigeon eggs. It's quils eggs.

[@leowvm6215]

👍👍👍

[@erictayverystrongimaginati1662]

✌️🙏👍🇹🇭

[@engseonglim]

Didn't know there's a floating market in Hatyai... :)

[@malaysiafood328]

Indeed, neither did i

[@vincentjimmy]

10:43😍

[@neverminelee]

Hi Elmo thank you for your response to our queries. Did you go to the Municipal Park ? If so you can give us some info or even feature it in your next upload. Cheers and happy hunting and stay healthy

[@malaysiafood328]

Unfortunately I didn't Lee

[@stevenlow8452]

Never been there b/4 floating market,kaki would prefer go to visit the temple along the way fr yesterday sin for blessing n buang away sway then to songkla where the sea food is fresh fr the sea,that also take one whole day back up n down to hatyai n it alway raining there,will kiv yr floating market when up there again,keep it up,you still the food adventurer,that still keeping track of the latest happening,KAM SIAH A 1000 TIME.

[@malaysiafood328]

Thanks for the nice words steven

[@neverminelee]

I am leading a group of 18 senior citizens from Malaysia to Hatyai soon. We are taking the ETS to Padang Besar then to Hatyai. I have no experience taking public transport in Hatyai. We are staying in Central Hatyai ( Asian Hotel) Can you give some info on how to take public transport eg TukTuk, Songthaew etc. If I take the Tuktuk to the Floating market, is there TukTuk to take in the Floating Market to come back to the Hotel ? Same like going to Municipal Park, how to go there and return to Hotel.

[@malaysiafood328]

Basically u can take the same tuk tuk back, just tell the driver to come back at a given time. Trust me they will come back, just don't pay them until the return trip

[@tedli5736]

🤤👍

[@laling22a]

Morning can i know how to take transport back from hatyai to padang besar for ets train

[@malaysiafood328]

You must get the contact of the van that brought u to your hotel from border. They have a whatsapp contact in the receipt whereby u can make the arrangements to book them

[@bk1571]

Few options...take Thai's train from Hatyai city centre till Padang Besar KTM(50bahts), Van from ur Hotel to PBesar(RM30 pax) or Van from Hatyai Bus/Van station till Thai PB immigration (60Bahts)..there are pros and cons for these transport options.

[@myworldAI]

Hi, too many floating market video

[@malaysiafood328]

All different in their own ways

[@neverminelee]

Can we contact you through Whatsapp ?

[@malaysiafood328]

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