Vegan STREET FOOD Market in Phuket Old Town THAILAND
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2020
- The best Thai vegan street food we could find in Phuket Old Town's Sunday Walking Street Market - Travel Vlog
In this segment of our Asian vegan food tour playlist we visit the famous Phuket Sunday Walking Street which is on every Sunday afternoon from 4pm - 10pm. This is a free attraction in Phuket Old Town.
Come along with us as we sample some of the most unique street food we have ever seen in Asia. This market incredible with cuisines for all taste buds.
The market is accessible from all parts of Phuket via the Blue Baht Bus which runs daily to and from Old Town. For information about the bus watch my 'How to catch a THAI BUS (Songthaew)' video here:
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If you're coming to Phuket, add this market to the list of Must See Places. It's a foodie's paradise, even for Vegans looking for a cheap night out!
Wikipedia says that "Old Town is an area of historical interest in the city of Phuket. The main streets of Old Town are Thalang, Phang Nga, Krabi, Dibuk, and Yoawarat. Old Town is noted for Sino-Portuguese buildings on both sides of the street. Many old buildings have been converted into shops, hotels, restaurants, and museums... Phuket has a rich history as tin-mining country peopled by Siamese, Chinese, Malays, Indians, Eurasians, and sea gypsies."
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This is my favourite new RUclips channel at the moment. I hope I get to meet you guys some day.
It's always lovely to wake up to a comment from our biggest fan ❤️
Nice video guys, you're getting better. Keep it coming! 🙂
Aw thank you so much ❤️
Been here many times , food is great and nice just to sit have a drink and watch and smell . Also if you can go a few hours earlier and wonder around the area , the buildings , hotels and street art is amazing..... lots of coffee shops to if that’s your thing . Plus everything thing is very cheep .. one thing it’s hard to get away from fish sauce in Thailand. Great video guys
Hey, thanks a bunch! We love the old Phuket Town vibe too. It really comes alive once the sun goes down. Hopefully it's busy and bustling again next time we go visiting there. 😁✌🏼
Nice place 😉👍
Totally! We love Phuket 😍
Looks good!! Yum! :-D
It was all very delicious! Except for the fishy coconut rice 🤢
@@TheVeganTravelShow Oh...I'm sorry! Eating vegan is challenging in Asia.😭
@@Misatoo Oh it certainly is hey, but it also adds this whole new level of adventure to travel.
The 'vegan passport' is super helpful in translating the meaning of vegan for us as we travel. Though some cooks don't realise the small amounts of shrimp or fish in the sauces they use in cooking, so there are still times when we are served non vegan food... But times are certainly changing.
I have a link to the vegan passport in the description above if you're not familiar with what it looks like 😁
@@TheVeganTravelShow Oh this is amazing! Thank you so much!! (*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)
@@Misatoo You're totally welcome ☺️✌🏼
🤘💙🤘...so awesome you two are traveling vegans...🤘💙🤘
Hey, thanks! It’s been a tough couple of years with all the restrictions, but we are travelling again and currently filming the next big food tour! 🍱 So excited! Thanks for commenting ❤️ ✌️
Come to India for lots of vegan and veg food
We will one day. Flights are too expensive at the moment 👍🏿
I think in Thailand they put fish sauce in everything even if it's vegetarian which is why it tasted like fish.
Yes, a lot of places do it automatically and advertise it as Vegetarian.
Yes, a lot of places do it automatically and advertise it as Vegetarian.
Suggestion: a lot of 'viewers' actually listen to YT videos as if they were podcasts because we are multi-tasking. I think you know how much of your video one can 'get' by audio only. Also, if you are going on edit audio instead of adding background music, invest in a lavalier mic so that background crackles don't interfere with voices
Thanks for the tips, we will keep them in mind.
Most Thai desserts are Veggie Food..And Veggie food is also easy to find in all 7-11 convenience stores.
You are totally right! The yellow Jay/Jae symbol on all the packets in supermarkets & corner stores makes finding snacks super easy in Thailand. Next time we are in Thailand we can go into more depth about the things to specifically look out for when travelling as a vegan.
We appreciate your views ✌️
Thanks for watching!
Lots of Fish Sauce in Thailand, it was probably that :)
Yeah true, that's probably what it was! 😩
@@TheVeganTravelShow Unfortunate :(
Sub thai soon.😘😘😍😀😁😋
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U guys should explain the food Each item. Cheers to ur efforts! Yet it seems 101 to say explain what ur eating. Maybe watch other Successful channels.
This channel is just a fun project we do when we travel… Thanks for checking us out!✌️
@@TheVeganTravelShow if u polished up it s bit and much energy …. You could make money while you travel. But perhaps that’s not ur goal.
@@TheVeganTravelShow if u polished up it s bit and had more energy (all of these shows have enthusiasm. The great late Anthony Bourdain was the 1# but even the smaller channels) …. You could make money while you travel. But perhaps that’s not ur thing.
Thanks for the feedback, we’ll try to be more descriptive of what we’re doing in future videos. 😊
ask for a allergy free menus 💚
For sure!
Eating animals is a worry. We can always rely on " DURIAN " and other fruits. 🤣
Half of us loves durian, the other half not so much. 😂 it’s a very interesting fruit. Jackfruit is more enjoyable 😉 ✌️
Bien caro...precios de turista....una persona gana 3 euros al dia.
This video is not about eating cheap. It is about showing what types of vegan food there is in this part of the world…. This food market is for tourists & it’s amazing! You can definitely eat cheap if you want to & you can spend a lot more if you want to. There is no “right” way to travel. Thanks for watching ✌️
Ok, I hope I can clarify a bit about Buddhist diet for Westerners. But if you're not interested in reading further, then just know that if you're vegetarian or vegan, it's better to visit Vietnam than Thailand. The only Buddhist diet that is strictly vegetarian is in China (except Tibetan monks who eats meats), Vietnam and Korea. All other Buddhist monks in other countries has defiled the Buddha's teachings to the point where they think eating the mutilated body parts of sentient beings brutally murdered in slaughterhouses are in line with the Buddha's teaching of compassion for all sentient beings. These meat-eating monks includes Tibetan monks, Thai monks, Cambodian monks, Burmese monks and Japanese monks. This list is not exhaustive.
The reason Buddhists started out in India as lacto-vegetarian and not vegan was probably because they didn't kill cows in India at the time of the Buddha due to the prevalence of Hinduism, and given the fact that Indians had been addicted to dairy as much as the West has been. That traditional Buddhist lacto-vegetarian diet has persisted til today among all Buddhist monks in Vietnam, China and Korea and they have not make any efforts to upgrade to veganism even though the cruelty of the dairy industry in modern time is so shocking that should require them to take a hard look at their diet. This is only criticism I have with Chinese Buddhist monks, because they should be the ones leading to make the changes to remove all dairies in their diet.
I really have a hard time addressing a vegetarian Buddhist monk as "master", which is expected of me when speaking to them due to the fact that I'm vegan, which is far superior to them in terms of compassion for animals. As for the meat-eating monks, I will not waste my time mentioning them any further except for the fact that people need to see them as the worst hypocrites among all Buddhists in the world., and that includes the dalia lama as well. All he ever does is let people worship him like a living Buddha. But would a Buddha partake in the violence of meat-eating and the mundane business of politics? He's the biggest hypocrite of all of Buddha's disciples.
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain the different variations of Buddhist diets in Asia. It’s very interesting to read your insight about them and find some clarity. We too have found it very odd that monks and Buddhist restaurants in a lot of the places we have lived predominantly tend to include meat in some form or another. Hypocrisy indeed. Thanks for leaving such a thoughtful comment 🤙🏽
Efforts to portray Hindus as champions of non-violence are deceptive. The Rigveda, Samaveda, Yajurveda, and Atharvaveda, revered scriptures of Hinduism/Brahmanism, indeed endorse animal sacrifices like cows and horses in 'yajna' rituals. Despite Hinduism's attempt to claim credit for promoting virtues like non-violence, historical evidence indicates systematic persecution and executions, including barbaric methods like impalement, by Hindus against proponents of such principles, often with the support of ruling dynasties.
No Bro! I am probably not gonna eat egg, paneer or any other animal product while in Thailand.......
I actually found it quite easy to be vegan in Thailand without mishaps.....,
I kept it simple.......
and actually saying to fish sauce
While it is getting a lot easier to find vegan food in Thailand, it’s not fool proof. Especially when travelling outside of the tourist destinations.