The best Thai food market in L.A. has reopened

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июн 2022
  • After a hiatus during COVID, the Wat Thai food court has reopened in the parking lot of the oldest Thai Buddhist temple in the country. The temple hosts about 17 Thai food vendors and a percentage of the proceeds helps fund the temple's operations. Jenn Harris explores the market with Jitlada's chef/owner "Jazz" Singsanong. They visit stands selling pad Thai, crab fried rice, fried bananas, duck noodle soup and Thai gelato.
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Комментарии • 22

  • @davidclueit1846
    @davidclueit1846 2 года назад +3

    Really glad you are making videos again. I always enjoy them

    • @latimesfood
      @latimesfood  2 года назад

      Thank you!! We love to hear it! We have a lot of fun stuff we're excited to show everyone!

  • @PeterLisaKim
    @PeterLisaKim 2 года назад +3

    Love this place and it definitely deserves all the attention. It really feels like getting a taste of Thailand without traveling there.

  • @christophernolder5938
    @christophernolder5938 2 года назад +4

    Finally!!!! The real Los Angeles being represented. This revealing piece blows the doors off of recent video of foods served at Staples Center.
    The Wat Temple and similar places is the heart and soul of this city, there’s endless stories to chase and reveal to your subscriber constituents.
    A step in the right direction.

    • @mandalayx
      @mandalayx 2 года назад

      I enjoyed both? Been to a ton of temples and food while growing up, but not yet the LA Rams stadium.

  • @SammadyYi
    @SammadyYi 2 года назад +2

    Been going here since I was a kid. Love this place!

  • @amymormino3029
    @amymormino3029 2 года назад +4

    This place reminds me of Wat Tampa in Florida which has a very successful Sunday good market. Wat Tampa’s market has a nicer setting by a river instead of a parking lot but you make do with what you have!

  • @jacobvega2133
    @jacobvega2133 Год назад

    I just moved to Los Angeles and this series is so rad. It helps to know what’s popping and where. ❤ can’t wait to go get some Thai

  • @megan893
    @megan893 2 года назад +2

    This place looks amazing. Going to try this soon

  • @SammadyYi
    @SammadyYi 2 года назад +1

    Been going here since I been a kid. Love this place!

  • @admiralg.5845
    @admiralg.5845 2 года назад +2

    Wow. I got to visit this place.

  • @Vablonsky
    @Vablonsky 2 года назад

    This is a really interesting market. It gives you the feeling of actually eating on the streets of Thailand. Outdoors. Going from one vendor, one stall to another. And, it's cool that some of the profits go back to the temple. I wish there were a regular market like this in the DC area.

  • @rollercoaster24
    @rollercoaster24 2 года назад +1

    Saw this on your IG, shoulda known there would be something else about it!

    • @latimesfood
      @latimesfood  2 года назад

      🙌🙌🙌 thanks for stopping by!

  • @sygyzy
    @sygyzy Год назад

    I’m not sure if anyone else noticed but the President of the Thai Council looks to be wearing a Mission to Mercury MoonSwatch. Pretty awesome flex.

  • @sammie7704
    @sammie7704 2 года назад

    Is it open now? What are the hours?

  • @Alex_564
    @Alex_564 2 года назад +3

    what time does this start at? I didn't see it mentioned.

    • @latimesfood
      @latimesfood  2 года назад +2

      The market is open Saturdays and Sundays from 8am - 5pm. There are also services and chanting at the temple at various times through the weekend.

    • @Alex_564
      @Alex_564 2 года назад +1

      @@latimesfood thank you.

  • @lostfound8980
    @lostfound8980 Год назад

    why the yellow glasses?

  • @TEEZS10
    @TEEZS10 2 года назад +1

    she lost a ton of weight 😍

  • @mickeyari4641
    @mickeyari4641 Год назад

    probly the closest to real authentic thaifood you are ever going to get in LA. And no thaitown has no real thai food.