WE VISITED THE WORLD'S BIGGEST MARKET! (Bangkok, Thailand)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2022
- Welcome to the Chatuchak weekend market- the largest weekend market in the world! With over 15,000 stalls and 200,000 thousand visitors every weekend, the Chatuchak weekend market is a must-see whenever you are in Thailand!
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Makes me want to start saving for a trip to Bangkok! I can't wait to see what's next. I thought I was the only one who can not tolerate the sound of wind chimes.
hahah you are NOT alone! Wind chimes are the worst! haha!
I love mango sticky rice and papaya salad! Everywhere we went in Thailand I ate both to compare them to the last time I had them, so good! We will be in Bangkok on the 13th of Sept. if you two are around, maybe we will run into you!
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What a great video! Food is one of the main reasons I want to visit Thailand, especially the exotic fruit! Markets are amazing but personally I feel intimidated by them . I’m glad you guys braved it out and had an amazing experience. Thanks for taking us along 🥰
thanks for coming along!
That market is insane, way too many stalls to visit! We have Thai food almost every week and Greg's noodles are in one of my favorite dishes. I'm surprised that the water chestnuts were unfamiliar to you, many Chinese dishes have them (I'm talking take-out here in the states). Looking forward to more videos from Thailand!
Hello Gregg and Hilary glad you are getting a dose of the highlights in Thailand. Gregg I notice you just got some of the juice and not the peppers for that noodle dish. This is getting me excited for my Thailand visit in November👍
I was there in 2019 in that same spot before the pandemic. The mango coconut ice-cream that I bought there was delicious.
I have been there many times but now have a home in Puerto Vallarta which I also love. The flight to BK is so long that I’ve cut down my trips. Sticky rice and mango is a dish I love. I think the Taste mix wonderfully
Thanks for braving the market-lots of cool discoveries! Yum!!
That was cool. Thanks for taking us through the market. I love seeing the different foods.
Hell yes! you guys made it to Thailand. Enjoy the adventures.
Amazing Thailand very beautiful city 🏙️
I like this Video very good 👍🌏
I love Thai food too.😋🍜🥗🌮🍺
thanks for coming along!
The food all looks like art… it looks so beautiful. …. What a cool experience
Thailand is the paradise and the second home for all visitor !!! Have a good trip…
Hey!! Did u guys check out the animal section? You guys should check out Jodd Fair as well! We are in Thailand right now but from Canada. We love watching your videos!! As always awesome video!🥰🥰🥰🙏
Awesome video guys! Love following you and your adventures! Hello from Windsor, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
Wow! It's overwhelming just watching. Wow!
The fried noodles you love is PadSeeEw in Thai language, its the stir fried noodles with meat, vegetables and soy sauce
Your video brought back wonderful videos of our time in Bangkok two years ago and trying mango sticky rice. We liked it so much we had it for breakfast every day.
awww love this! We LOVE it too!!
Welcome to Thailand
Enjoy your trip
you have to try the GREEN PAPAYA SALAD... on the beaches there are often roaming, on the spot, green papaya salad makers. Excellent and a staple of the Thai.
11:30 She want to show you. That sweet food you're eating is traditional sweet food. As a Thai people I recommend you to try Pad-Kra-Pao, it's really famous for Thai people. When we don't what to eat just say Pad-Kra-Pao (Moo = pork / Kai = chicken / Thalay = mix of shrimp & Squidward.
Hola, If you have time, try to visit the Siam Paragon Mall. The train stops right there. They have a couple of interesting food courts in that area. Thailand definitely has amazing food!!! I really enjoy following your adventures!
thanks for the rec!
Good video thanks for posting guys
Kinda like an outdoor mega mall with 100s of stalls and sections. Who doesn't lke the pleasant sounds of wind chimes...lol.
You guys are troopers! That's allot of walking.
Thailand always welcome all guests
Love ur video from Thailand
WOW! Keep at it guys - Anne
Welcome to Thailand ,have fun with Thai foods and freely life and many things that u may not find from anywhere .😍😍😍😍
thanks!
Please also try Kanom Krok( Mini-coconut-pancake) my favorites Classic with shives. Or Pa Tong Go Fried breadsticks with Pandan-Coconut Jam . And a noodle dishes thats very yummy called Pad Mi Korat or Bami Mu Daeng.
Awesome. Hello from Dallas Texas
you are marvelous couple and joyful to watch
Omg! I also hate wind chimes! I thought I was the only one. 😂😂
WHAT?!??! I knew we would be friends! haha!
You just missed the pet and aquarium sections which is the funniest and the most colorful part of this market.
I sure hope you two will go to Phuket awesome island with great food can't forget to miss Bangla road.
I know what you mean by hating wind chimes: I feel like that about whistling when it’s not a tune but mindless, randomly-whistled notes. Arrrrgh! 🤪
I'm so glad I'm not the only one!!! haha!
fun video!
Much love
So good :)
Love me some mango sticky rice!!!
LOL I love that you hate wind chimes! I love them! Quail eggs are nasty tasting.
Pad-See-Eaw must mix with chili sauce is the best.
Mango sticky rice!!!! 🤪😋😋😋
12.00 she just wanted you guys to try the Bo-ran(ancient style) one so you guys do not have to share, but she thought you guy do not want try it or do not like it so atleast you guy could photo it and I have to say Thai are very shy my friends. Lol
And she shook her head and called them foreigners! 😅
Don't forget to visit JODD FAIR night market, so many weird food is there.
Thought you didn't know that they got a littil cool bar in there too, hip people are come here for onlt drink and chat and little fun with music and friends there after sunset here like come to start to drink and chill here before go to club are bar later.
This market is called "Chatuchak Market" or Weekend Market, Hope you guys like it🙂
Denny’s should have fried quail eggs on their menu, with some cheese on top of it!
Hope both you enjoy in Bangkok God y
God bless 💟
Welcome
Come on Greg, you are supposed to put the chillies and the soya on the food :)
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wow you put that much of fish sauce on your noodles. you must like salty foods.
Yes food was awesome in Thailand. How are you guys finding the heat versus PV? It’s a different hot!! Can’t wait for you guys to see the beaches around Phuket/Krabi, elephants, etc… we didn’t ride them but fed them. We felt bad for them :( Take care
it is a different hot! Actually we think Vallarta is hotter!
What?? That’s nuts. We were there in January. Glad you both are having a great time. Again, dinner on me in November if your in PV area. If you have any bucket list items in Alberta, Canada let me know. Cheers. The Van’s
So bad you didn't go to the art section
The sweet seller lady said"Boran" , it meant the acient sweet dish..
Greg, that isn't soy sauce with all the chilies, that is fish sauce, very salty and delicious on food!
I love Chatuchak Weekend Market, can't wait to get back there!
oops! haha! Thanks for the info!
@@kinetickennons Always welcome! Thanks for the Vlog!
The word Try that the seller said
This word in Thai means photograph.
hahaha
oops. Haha!
I may have missed it but can you barder at the markets there?
If you like to see fish and pet, you should go on Wednesday.
What were the entry requirements for Americans
I’m sorry to be that person but… I lived in Southeast and South Asia for years as well as Central and South America for 11 years and thought it might be helpful to let you know that tank tops are not appropriate in Thailand unless you are in a beach town or put a pashmina or some kind of covering over your bare arms whether male or female. The same was true when I lived in India and the Philippines. Also, if you didn’t see in your research prior to going to Thailand, patting someone (especially children) on the head is a big no-no. If you do this and quickly apologize all will be well as they are used to us not knowing and appreciate tourists, but an apology will go a little long way. Also a bow with hands clasped together is always appreciated.
If you’re still there I thought it would be helpful to know these tidbits of cultural info. So many cultures have things that we (people from North America) would not even consider taboo or unwelcome but the internet will let you know how to avoid cultural faux pas for any country you choose to visit whether in the developed or developing world as you’ve come to know from all your years living in Mexico.
Also, although it may seem extravagant, going to a shop where they make clothing for you is not expensive. You can bring in a picture of something you want made and they will help you choose the fabric (Thai fabrics are beautiful) and measure you and usually have the finished product that night or the next day. It’s such a fun thing to have e something made specifically for you. A 6’7” friend had a tuxedo made for him and it fit perfectly and was so reasonably priced. That’s just to say while you probably don’t need a tux, you can just have a shirt made and it will fit perfectly and not be break the bank and be a useful thing to bring home.
One last thing, if you get to another market - I can’t recommend the Rice Cakes with Walnut syrup enough. They are NOTHING like the dry, cardboard-like rice cakes we are used to. They are an amazing treat.
Keep enjoying!
He was perfectly fine ina tank top in the market setting. Stop trying to be a busy body know it all. And the locals in the Philippines are wearing tank tops EVERYWHERE!
Do you like bamboo wind-chimes? they sound like hollow coconuts, i love them, BUT I'm with you, I hate metal clanging wind-chimes.
Don’t miss Jodd fair if you love eating
I notice whenever there is a close up of Greg, he has sweat beads in his forehead. Is the weather in Bangkok pretty humid?
SUPER hot and humid!
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Thailand is great when yoire young and single and want to live wild (Pattaya beach)
6:35 🤣😂🙃
please make a video on a muay thai show, ru able?
Wht day the market open?
Saturday and Sunday!
Greg: Quail eggs aren't my favorite.
On behalf of quails everywhere, thank you.
Did you know that your videos have Thai ads now?
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Greg,you being so tall,don't you fear walking in a crowded Thai market with the tables being lower than waist high,that you may bang your knees?
The floating markets are worth checking out as well.
8:30 That fish sauce not soy sauce
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I'd rather be in México at the 🏖️ enjoying a Ceviche with lots of 🥑 and a 🍺Corona.. Oh Yeah baby!😎
Hello Kinetic Kennons my friend try to visit beautiful places in the Philippines , explore Boracay Beach in Malay, Aklan, it is claimed to be the best beach of the world. (Check it out in TH-cam) There is a direct daily flight from Manila, Cebu going to Caticlan Airport in Boracay Islands.
BEST THING TO DO IN BORACAY ISLANDS.
1. Island Hopping in Boracay Islands, it is full of white sandy beaches, blue indigo waters and dreamy sunsets. Known to be unexploited paradise. The stops often includes the beaches of Lapus-lapus, Ilig-iligan, Crocodile Island & Magic Island.
2. Visit Puka Shell Beach in Boracay, it is located in Yapak, Malay, Aklan, tricycles and boats going to Puka Shell Beach can be hired from White Beach.
3. Ariel's Point is the most popular for the 15 meters high diving boards where adventure junkies can leaf off to the clear waters below. It is located in Batason, Buruanga, Aklan,purchase a ticket from Ariel's house in Station 1 where the boat leaves to Ariel point.
4. Explore Mount Luho, is the highest point of the Islands, rising 100 meters above sea level. Tricycles from any stations can be hired to take you to the Mount Luho entrance.
5. Visit Crystal Cove, is one of the must-visit Islands hopping destination when you're in Boracay. Outrigger boats heading to Crystal Cove can be hired from Station 1.
6. Bulabog Beach , also known as "back beach", is popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing competitions. It is only 5 minute walk towards the east from D Mall Shopping Center, located White Beach Station No. 2.
7. Take a trip to Diniwid Beach, it's just short walk away from all the bars. Tricycles from any point of White Beach can be hired to take you to Diniwid Beach.
8. Willy's Rock , is probably one of the most recognizable attractions of the Boracay Islands, it is located at Willy's Rock, Station 1, Boracay.
9. Watch the Iconic Sunsets in Boracay Islands
10. Scuba diving in Boracay, underneath Boracay's crystalline waters is a bustling and thriving ecosystem teeming with marine life.
Where to stay in Boracay Islands
1. Coast Boracay Island
2. Henann Lagoon Resort
3. Discovery Shores Boracay
4. Shang-rila Boracay's Resort & Spa
5. La Carmela de Boracay
6. The Orient Beach Boracay
7. Mandala Spa & Resort Villas
8. The Tides Hotel Boracay
9. Movenpick Resort & Spa Boracay
10. Fairways and Blue water Boracay
11. Paradise Garden Resort Hotel
12. Boracay Midtown Hotel
13. Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel
14. Boracay Island Villa
15. 7Stones Boracay
16. Crimson Resort & Spa Boracay
17. Aqua Boracay
18. Crown Regency Beach Resort
19. Savoy Hotel Boracay
20. Luxx Boutique Hotel
How to go to Boracay Islands ? Just take a flight to Caticlan Airport. There is a direct daily flight from Cebu City, Manila & Puerto Princesa City going to Caticlan Airport.
ราดพริกน้ำปลาขนาดนั้น เค็มแน่นอน มันไม่ใช่ซอส น่าจะเข้าใจผิด 😅
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Treat yourselves, eat at The Blue Elephant
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If you guys are serious about Thai food and truly want to find the BEST spots, go check out Gary Butler - The Roaming Cook TH-cam channel. He is the new King of Thai food on TH-cam. I say new because Mark Weins has pretty much moved on from Thai food as he's exploring other countries in the past few years. Please check out Gary's channel and you will not be disappointed.
It's not a soy sauce, it's a fish sauce :P and you put too much fish sauce in the fried noodle.
You don't like butterflies?
I know I know. Actually--I love real butterflies! I just don't like them on clothes, purses, as decoration, etc.
@@kinetickennons oh! I get that. Carry on.
I can't believe you didn't like quale eggs.
Normally everything you and Hillary eat is the best thing you ever ate. It's a little annoying actually. Reminded me of a video I once saw. Of a tourist from Romania visiting New York. He was eating a hotdog from 7/11. He never had one before. And gushed over it like it was
Manna from heaven. Just keep it 💯 guys. You don't have to like everything.
Thailand looks like the land of masked people? Is it a requirement that all people in Asia be masked?
โอ้ว คุณใส่น้ำปลามากเกินไป ไม่ต้องใส่เยอะครับ ชิมอาหารดูก่อนว่ารสชาติดีหรือยัง ถ้าดีแล้วไม่ต้องเติมน้ำปลาก้อได้ พริกน้ำปลามีไว้สำหรับปรุงแต่งรสชาติอาหาร
Haha foot rub!!!! In Bangkok!!!
Greg stop being so skeptical!!!
You go to Bangkok to taste childhood!!! Really?
Hahaha, you don't want more Mexican food, wwaaa.
Pls don't fill the Nam-pa to pad se aw next time. Thai people did't eat like that.
Please stop flapping your hands around. Nobody talks like that unless they're doing TH-cam videos.
Hahahahaha!!!! Flap away! Just be YOU, cause we love you!!
actually I just talk that that even if we aren't filming! haha!
You look overwhelmed. Doesn’t look relaxing as Vallarta.
well after 41 hours of traveling, we are overwhelmed. That's a given :)
Leave it to the Kenton’s to offend the country they once lived in and the country they are currently visiting. No longer a fan.
These travel vlogs👎🏿
Kinds of shallow. No interaction with locals .
sorry to disappoint. We've been here less than a week and aren't fluent in Thai yet. haha! :)