In Thailand, it's called Roti. As the name suggests, it has Indian origin. But the Thais adapted roti into a sweet snack, topping it with condensed milk, sugar and sometimes eggs and bananas, whereas Indian roti is a savoury flatbread, eaten with curry.
as 'orang indonesia' we have other version from that food.. its called 'martabak telor' we replaced the sweet milk, bananas and sugar to chicken/duck egg and meat
I will be back to Pattaya soon, been there 3 times - always have a great time there ! The Thai people are great ! Long Live the King - may he live 100+ years !
in malaysia we call roti canai it can be added with banana ,egg, onion,cheese,sardines and sweetened milk. it also can be eat with curry and sambal. So delicious.
It's actually a pancake mixture. Cooked with a lot of palm oil, and then dripped with condensed milk and heaps of sugar. You cam=n also get the same 'dish' with banana slices included. Not the healthiest option in Pattaya - but very scrummy!! The 'cooks' make the most of their 'ability' to put on a show - as well as producing the goods!
Omygosh am traveling to thailand next month!! I wanna try this!!! That oil! Margarine! Sugaaaarrr!!! Is he putting condensed milk there?!!! Lol by the time i go back home from there prolly gain 30 pounds. Excited for foodtripping
It's very sweet and a little bit oily. Has sugar, sweetened milk poured on. But YES it is vice now and again! You can always ask not to have sugar etc, but you will get strange looks. :-)
Ad you can see - there are eggs and bananas at the ready if required. Or you can just hace the plain pancake mix with lashings of sweetened milk and liberal helping of sugar. Mmmm come to think of it - liquid chocolate would be good. Have to suggest that next time I see him.
LOL at one point she asks him "How much do you sell it for" and he replies "15, normally 10 though". Tourists always pay more in Thailand. :) And some girls are saying here they think he's cute. Surely they realise he's also "faaaabulous!" (dat hand swing while he cooks).......
You're right... I thought she said "ขายเท่าไหร่?" But she actually said "ไข่ เท่าไหร่?" - My bad, they sound VERY similar, even I speak very well, but I missed that! But it's true that Farang always pay more :D
it is very much similar to the famous ROTI CANAI in Malaysia and Sinagapore or Paratha Bread in India........but what so ever the flat bread he is making looks so delicious....GOD DAMN...I LOVE THAILAND.......
@MrGoandgetstuffed it's low-tee....it's crispy and sweet...if it's in bangkok there's more selection of what to put inside beside condense milk and sugar...pretty much fried pancake with sweet condense milk and sugar inside...
Martabak is delicious, too. I have eaten chicken martabak it in Bangkok (Thai Muslim Cooker made it.) It's Called Roti but not like Roti in India. Roti in Thai is Fried, Roti in India is Baked.
it occurs to me that in canada we are always talking about how you always see asians with cameras (tourists) taking pictures of everything. The Thais must totally feel the same way
for the top comment .....i dont know where you come from but in Malaysia......its like eating a bread.....doesnt matter wat time you eat it....even when you eat it plain ....served it with some curry ...it will be good :D
this is in no way similar in terms of texture and flavor in comparison to pancake or crepes. as you can see there are no batter. he uses a dough. it is a type of flatbread, originated and influenced by an indian flatbread called Paratha. malaysians and singaporeans also have similar dish called roti canai and roti prata respectively. traditionally eaten with savory side dishes curry/lentil soup, they can also be eaten with sweet fillings/toppings.
To me it looks more like paratha, which is an Indian food. Brought to Malaysia and it is called Roti Canai. Not sure what is it called in Thai. Watch it here, watch?v=GajcvZzowRw or watch?v=I-wA0HLNnmY
maybe i shoulda phrased that better. was probably tired. where i am at in canada we get a lot of asian tourists taking pictures. This isn't intended as a racial remark it's just the way it is. We get a kick out of how they seem to take an interest in the smallest things, things we take for granted. After watching so many videos of thailand it occurs to me that they must think the very same thing. Thinking "why are those falang filming me?" haven't they seen anyone cook food before :P
kinda looks like turkish kebab's bread cooked with indonesian martabak style and i think you could give it topping like french crepes and sold by thai guy. very un-racist food :D
Omg he seems so sassy! Love it! And whatever he's cooking looks delish!
In Thailand, it's called Roti. As the name suggests, it has Indian origin. But the Thais adapted roti into a sweet snack, topping it with condensed milk, sugar and sometimes eggs and bananas, whereas Indian roti is a savoury flatbread, eaten with curry.
as 'orang indonesia'
we have other version from that food.. its called 'martabak telor'
we replaced the sweet milk, bananas and sugar to chicken/duck egg and meat
I will be back to Pattaya soon, been there 3 times - always have a great time there ! The Thai people are great ! Long Live the King - may he live 100+ years !
in malaysia we call roti canai it can be added with banana ,egg, onion,cheese,sardines and sweetened milk. it also can be eat with curry and sambal. So delicious.
I want to go to THailand just for these awesome street vendors. =)
It's actually a pancake mixture. Cooked with a lot of palm oil, and then dripped with condensed milk and heaps of sugar. You cam=n also get the same 'dish' with banana slices included. Not the healthiest option in Pattaya - but very scrummy!!
The 'cooks' make the most of their 'ability' to put on a show - as well as producing the goods!
Omygosh am traveling to thailand next month!! I wanna try this!!! That oil! Margarine! Sugaaaarrr!!! Is he putting condensed milk there?!!! Lol by the time i go back home from there prolly gain 30 pounds. Excited for foodtripping
Basically it is a type of Pancake or if you are posh a 'Crepe'. They normally have sliced banana, egg, or sliced mango added.
It's very sweet and a little bit oily. Has sugar, sweetened milk poured on. But YES it is vice now and again! You can always ask not to have sugar etc, but you will get strange looks. :-)
Ad you can see - there are eggs and bananas at the ready if required. Or you can just hace the plain pancake mix with lashings of sweetened milk and liberal helping of sugar. Mmmm come to think of it - liquid chocolate would be good. Have to suggest that next time I see him.
in malaysia, we called it ROTI CANAI.. we eat with curry chicken or curry dhal. very yummyy.!
In Thailand we say only Roti :)
He's such a pro! Fantastic! Looks Yummy! Elegant Guy!
LOL at one point she asks him "How much do you sell it for" and he replies "15, normally 10 though". Tourists always pay more in Thailand. :)
And some girls are saying here they think he's cute. Surely they realise he's also "faaaabulous!" (dat hand swing while he cooks).......
he only said regular was 10baht, with egg was 15 baht
You're right... I thought she said "ขายเท่าไหร่?" But she actually said "ไข่ เท่าไหร่?" - My bad, they sound VERY similar, even I speak very well, but I missed that! But it's true that Farang always pay more :D
dingo7055 Nope you're so fucking wrong at around 2:29 the lady ask how much it is with eggs in it and he said 15B and then he said 10B without eggs.
it is very much similar to the famous ROTI CANAI in Malaysia and Sinagapore or Paratha Bread in India........but what so ever the flat bread he is making looks so delicious....GOD DAMN...I LOVE THAILAND.......
great vid love trying the local foods when I travel and he seemed a really nice lad :)
Is Murtabak, but actually. It is Indian food, call Roti Canai. You can find it everywhere in Malaysia.
@MrGoandgetstuffed it's low-tee....it's crispy and sweet...if it's in bangkok there's more selection of what to put inside beside condense milk and sugar...pretty much fried pancake with sweet condense milk and sugar inside...
In malaysia we also have this.we called it ROTI CANAI.
and it has various type of roti canai.
I had no idea what he was making but it looks good!
It look great...will have to try it some time...thank you
the way he makes the crepe exactly like Indonesian's "martabak" crepe, but different fillings
Martabak is delicious, too.
I have eaten chicken martabak it in Bangkok (Thai Muslim Cooker made it.)
It's Called Roti but not like Roti in India.
Roti in Thai is Fried, Roti in India is Baked.
it occurs to me that in canada we are always talking about how you always see asians with cameras (tourists) taking pictures of everything. The Thais must totally feel the same way
I miss being back their. Its a simple time n nice people.
Roti is great as late night food too. Thanks.
in Malaysia,we called it ROTI CANAI :)
yes, it's call Roti (โรตี in Thai) food culture from India but Thai roti is sweet snack. only 10-25 bath and yummy!
We Thais call it "roti", although you'll not find this in India, I'm told! To search for it, copy and paste this: "โรตี".
I love his sassy attitude!
wow! love that food and love that boy cos he smile.haha
at Malaysia it's call "Roti Canai"...famous breakfirst in Malaysia..i Like it....
It's called Roti, and the original one is from India,
but this is freaking popular in Thailand :)
Look at him, his smile is very cute
omg .... dia sgt lembut dan bersopan santun hendaknya
for the top comment .....i dont know where you come from but in Malaysia......its like eating a bread.....doesnt matter wat time you eat it....even when you eat it plain ....served it with some curry ...it will be good :D
this is in no way similar in terms of texture and flavor in comparison to pancake or crepes. as you can see there are no batter. he uses a dough. it is a type of flatbread, originated and influenced by an indian flatbread called Paratha. malaysians and singaporeans also have similar dish called roti canai and roti prata respectively. traditionally eaten with savory side dishes curry/lentil soup, they can also be eaten with sweet fillings/toppings.
The cook is soooooo cute !!!
I find gay people to be very talented.
One day I will travel just to find this man so I can eat his pancakes!
พ่อค้าหน้าสวยและหวานมาก โรตีชอบใส่ไข่ร่อยๆๆ
at malaysian we do the same way but so big b4 we folding it.we call it ROTI CANAI.
The dude makin teh food seems to be a bit...eeeehhh....flamboyant with the way he cooks.
pancake?!!
nohorommmm,,ang dok buat pandai2..
tu nama dia ROTI CANAI la,bewak wei...
harep...
yo, his hands are gliding over dat pan!
u go southen thailand nowdays so many malaysian breakfast seperti '''nasi lemak''',,,even im travel to bangkok they selling ''teh tarik''' too,,,
whatever that is he is makin looks pretty damn good that I wanna try it out.....DAMN IT now im freakin hungry! >.
โรตีแผ่นใหญ่ๆ
อันนี้ใส่ไข่
อันนี้ใส่นม
โรตีแผ่นกลมๆ
อันนี้ใส้นม
อันนี้ใส่ไข่~
how did it taste?? yum
I wish our fast food was like this ):
In Thailand they call these kind if crêpes ''Roti''..
get the pancake dough one, not the egg. with the bananas very yummy
sweet milk???? You mean condensed milk??
in malaysia we call it 'roti canai'
in tamilnadu(india) it is called as vichu paratta
i m loving it
Amazing what he is making
what is this delicious food from the gods D:
To me it looks more like paratha, which is an Indian food. Brought to Malaysia and it is called Roti Canai. Not sure what is it called in Thai. Watch it here, watch?v=GajcvZzowRw or watch?v=I-wA0HLNnmY
Doesn't matter if he's gay or not, he seems to be really funny :)
0:03 I do that with my school exam.
maybe i shoulda phrased that better. was probably tired. where i am at in canada we get a lot of asian tourists taking pictures. This isn't intended as a racial remark it's just the way it is. We get a kick out of how they seem to take an interest in the smallest things, things we take for granted. After watching so many videos of thailand it occurs to me that they must think the very same thing. Thinking "why are those falang filming me?" haven't they seen anyone cook food before :P
Ive always wondered how to toss out a square pizza....
that look good, he can be my wife :">
i love street vendor food!
I don't want sugarrr ! Hehe i love itt
This is called roti prata.. It originated from singapore.. Not malaysia nor india.. (:
my favourite!!!! yum!!
Miss street food! Better than usa junk food for sure.
This is call Roti Canai In Malaysai and India or Roti Prattain Singapore.
its called Roti Prata in my country which is singapore:D
I will back to Pattaya and Thailand^^
in thailand this call "โรตี" (Roti)
yes its indian food :)
looks like "martabak" in indonesia, without vegetables..
What is it called? Someone please give me the name of this in English. I don't care about his sexuality, I just want the name.
in malaysia we call this as roti canai.. :)
I think it's called: Roti (Roll Tee)
gosto de vídeo assim, sem mimimi sem choro ou frescura!!
what's that yellow stuff?
omg..behind the table there are some motorcycles and a card....this is so unhealthy. Fast food with some viruses and microbes...eewww
I believe it's called "Roti"
Yes, it's a indian food. But too many indian in thailand and thai learn how to do and their make it as a career.
Alizra Lukkananukol Don't be an indian version of american people.
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This is an Indian pancake which is roti prata .....
The lady is like who ever films this and she like your going on youtube.
i hope you see a faucet and soap around. if not, I dont think his hands are clean.
Sry but thats thailand, they are not those buff and muscular people. Its how they live even in the capital city bangkok.
It's very délicious *_*
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bi ambot ah
@ShinyTitans Yea
kinda looks like turkish kebab's bread cooked with indonesian martabak style and i think you could give it topping like french crepes and sold by thai guy. very un-racist food :D
yep
Thai ppl called roti yes, from india
that laugh xD
1 dollar = 30 baht
all 50 baht = 1.67 dollar
Erm it's called 'Roti' in Thai
@smilinginthailand unhealhy is one thing . fattening is one thing.. combine both nd you get one hell of a lifestyle lol
He is handsome.
Looks like roti prata..
butter and oil? its greasy