Tourists Don't Go To This Market In Chiang Mai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2021
- Chiang Mai - I love local markets! So, I went to one where Tourists Don't Go To here in Chiang Mai
Local markets are always interesting. Way more than tourist markets. There are many local markets here in Chiang Mai. You can really experience the local life on these markets. What do the locals here in Chiang Mai, Thailand buy for their daily life? What’s going on on these markets? I’ve visited the Ton Phayom Market here in Chiang Mai, which is not really visited by many tourists. It’s outside the touristy areas of Chiang Mai. And although Chiang Mai 2021 is less crowded because of the lack of tourists here currently, a local Chiang Mai Market like the Ton Phayom Market can still be crowded.
Location of the Ton Phayom Market:
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In around 2 weeks we are going to start a big ROADTRIP around northern Thailand for at least one month! Can't wait!
@@Yasin_Affandi Just me, solo trip! I say "we" because it includes all of you guys ✌️
Excited to "join" you for the ROADTRIP around northern Thailand. Happy exploring but do stay safe and take good care.
@@KenAbroad Thank a bunch, Ken, for talking us along with you...HOOOOORAY !!!
Looking forward to it Ken
I'm excited and looking forward to the roadtrip around northern Thailand with you Ken. In December 2018 I was on a week of guided trip to Chiang Rai, Mae Sai, Golden Triangle, Chiang Mai and Don Sao, Laos. One week was certainly not enough but still it was a memorable trip and in December the weather was really pleasant.
Thanks for this video n thanks for showing your day exploration at a market in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Thank you for taking us on your journey, Ken.. it brings back some great memories of Thailand.. love going to the markets where the locals go for the best experiences🙏
These non touristy places are the most authentic! Really enjoyed the interactions between you and the vendors
Yes I like your interactions with the vendors in the market . You insights and honesty are what I need but your positive attitude in all your episodes is much appreciated. Journey on dude!
Thanks Johnny 😊
Not many local buyers in the market. Enjoyed this video. Thank you.
I have went to the market before and really no tourist 😂👍. Really miss that place. Thanks Ken for going there. Really feels like I am there again 👍
Haha, Ken, you made me laugh when you said " entrance to the prison thru' this gate". You are hilarious at times.
Yeah, l know your style of vlogging. You like to visit non touristy areas and also those off beaten path/track. These are places not visited by tourists hence your vlogs are very beneficial to most of us.To be frank, l love to see these places. Great work, Ken !!
Glad to know, thanks Chaw 💪😊
@@KenAbroad my pleasure, Ken.
Hi! Ken.so happy to see you enjoy spend your good time in Chaing Mai .At 4:02 She said ' Yee Sib Baht" means twenty baht .If the prices was 50 Baht, she would say ' Ha Sib Baht' .Everything is very cheap this time.
I just wanted to say that I am so happy that I discovered your channel , I also love going to areas where the locals are. That is the only way to have an authentic experience. Keep up the great work!!!
Happy to hear that 😊
love the videos , really enjoy them , takes me back to when i was living in north thailand , going to the local markets and being the only foreigner around ,, thai people are so friendly and hospitable ..
Where in northern Thailand did you live? Chiang Mai?
Great video thank you for taking us along.
I love the local vibes. Best part of Thailand.
Keep posting these quieter and less touristy videos!
We love local Thai markets away from tourists too. You are the best Ken !
Thanks for sharing your travel experiences.
Really like your videos Ken. Looking forward to the northern Thailand road trip!
Love your videos ☺️🙌🏻 Thank you so much ka 😃
I think you do a great job with these local market videos. Talking it up with the locals, sharing prices, really getting out there; great stuff!
Thanks max 👍😊
Beautiful Market-Video, thanks.
Love going to the market, it's where you can see local stuff,fresh and cheap,two important element,so can't wait for the next blog,stay safe ken
Thanks again. Its nice to know the various local food and places available in Chiang Mai. Definite like it.
Local market videos are the best Ken!
i also would love to spend my day in that market to explore more 👌😻✨
interesting market of chiang mai ⛰💌💘✨
w/ the nicest & cool people of chiang mai & yes definitely exploring more & talking to the locals & getting involved into a lot of stuff are mi favorite part of your videos
That is one of my favorite markets in Chiang Mai. Glad you found it! The people are so lovely there, and throughout the entire city.
I can't wait to come back.
Hope you're having a good time even though it's very quiet. 🙂
I enjoy your videos as you immerse yourself into the daily lives of the locals. In the process we learn a fair bit of local culture.
Oh my! The snacks though... 🤤🤤🤤
Looking forward to your road trip too!
Same! I completely enjoy this kind of videos, so thank you very much! Hope you can record lots of it :)
Kisses from Argentina 🥰
Thank you 😊 hola to Argentina ✌
@@KenAbroad hehe you're welcome! Hoola!! :)
I enjoyed watching this video especially in the local market and all the best with your one month north trip which will be another amazing experience.
I like the way how you interact with the locals despite of the language barrier. Good on you.
very enjoyable as usual Ken
Thanks! 😊
Nice video, enjoyed it
Woohoo Road Trip! Cannot wait for this 😎🥳 stay safe. X
Ken, going to local markets are the best as u see things from the perspective of the locals, plus, there's lots of hidden gems which u tend to find there. Which u won't find in the tourist trap areas.
Hai Ken. Excellent video clear information. As if we are at the place
Really enjoyable video Ken, thanks for bringing us along with you to the market. Markets are always interesting.
I commend you on your excellent English. I speak a little German, but not as good as your English.
Nice one Ken
Interesting to follow you around that local market. It's very quiet. As always, you like to hunt for food/ snacks that you haven't tried before 👍👍
Pork crackers look yummy so is the strawberry shake. How's the pork curry? Of course it must be super delicious as it's a number one dish in Chiangmai 😂😂
Aah... instead of a thick moist roti, it turns out to be a thin crispy one.
That banana vendor is very honest 👍
Thanks for the walk around, Ken.
The curry waa very delicious 😊👍I ate it with some extra rice
@@KenAbroad great, 👍😋😋
This is what is so wonderful about Thailand, exploring all of the markets.
03:20 At the store where you shot the video. Food wrapped in toasted banana leaves That's HorMok. Each package of raw materials inside is different. Mixed with curry paste and grilled. It's a mixed curry with fish, bamboo shoots. And as I told you, it's pig's brain.
And the one you bought at the beginning was the crispy pork you were looking for at the end of the clip called KabMoo. It's fried pork skin and the other type you buy is pork skin with fat. It's northern food. In order to be delicious, you have to eat it with Nam Prik Noom, it will go very well together.
Hang Lei curry is also one of the famous dishes of the North.
And in the city of Chiang Mai around the Night Bazaar market There will be mosques and Muslim villages there. There are many halal restaurants. But most of them sell Khao Soi and Thai rice and curry, but they are halal.😁😁🙏🙏
I love your videos Ken. It is many years since I travelled in Thailand and you bring Thailand to me in Liverpool UK. The food all looks so delicious. Keep enjoying and sharing with us.
Thanks Karen 😊
Love the market vids
Hiya Ken, always enjoyable content. Have a great Friday and Weekend. Take care.
Thanks Nicky 😊
I love venture into 'Tad Lad' (market in Thai) everyday. Things are cheap and delicious. Nice video btw👍
So many local delicacies. Wow
off course it´s lovely when you walk around markets. I think many people love that.
Nothing like venturing local markets, will always find things that you don't see in your own country. The quest for the 7 eleven T shirt continue. LOL. Wow, food fiesta..stay safe happy exploring
haha yeah we are making it a real quest now 😅Thanks for always commenting! 😊💪
another good video!
North Thailand is great! Love to see you interact withe the locals. You ask a lot and they like it. You are interrested in the culture and to learn. Go on the road trip soon :)
We know those Pork skins as pork scratchings, sometimes known as hard or soft scratchings, the puffed up ones are known also as pork crunch. Not sure if you have tried the small bananas, but they are incredibly sweet. In Malaysia they are called pisang mas. Nice lady at the crispy pork stall.
Yeah I also like the small bananas 👍
Been here many times and it's a lovely market. If you keep walking on towards the university you will find some nice vendors during lunchtime.
Greetings from Malaysia. Have not been to Chiang Mai market for many years. Thanks to your videos that have brought memories back on Chiang Mai. Great that you engaged with local people there. If you have time, you can try to travel to Chiang Sien and enter Laos. Your videos are good. May i know what model is your action camera. Thank you
Greetings to Malaysia ✌ I'm using a dji osmo action camera 😊
Am always a sucker for local market trips!
We r from East Malaysia, Borneo. We really miss on travelling.....i like ur videos of Thailand n how u can speak their language.
i also like to go to local market whenever im visiting new place, especially wet market if it is located near the sea area, there u can always find a lot of fresh fish and sometimes not found in other places.
God bless you and your family
I like your food videos. Question: Do you think one can exchange rise with this worms in meals? So exchange carbons with protein? Would it taste good?
The market videos are very interesting. The food looks delicious.
I love Thai stall vendors ,Elderly, young doesn't matter .All trying to make a hard living with a smile on their faces .Priceless ❤And you Ken trying them all ,your'e a star mate 👍
Oh, that puffed up pork rind looks so good! 😋 Oh, and Ken, you're saying 'maak' wrong. You have to stretch out the a. :P It's said with a falling tone, and a longer 'aaaa' sound.
oh my god that rotee looks so yummy!
Sai oua is amazing!!
Love from Pakistan
You need a motorbike to travel around northern Chiang Rai & Mae Sai . Nice video.
Yes will get one 👍
Yes, like the food market videos==Thai cuisine is delicious
I love visiting this kind of market
Yes, I enjoy watching your videos of the different food you been eating. Your getting better speaking the Thai language. Lol
This pork dish and the crispy bread look interesting. The lady selling banana was very nice, she could have quietly taken the 50 bahts from you, but instead she explained and gave back to you the extra. As for your last question, yes, I like to see the local places and the actual local food and your interaction with the locals, rather than just the tourist place and the famous restaurants that tourists go to. Looking forward to your roadtrip, that would be most exciting. Is the roadtrip involving your friends from food and footprints and veggies on tour?
Willl be a solo trip, just me ✌
Been there once and bought deep fried bamboo worms and Northern style pork curry. A local food market popular for Thai tourists 🙂
Hey! The 1st thing you bought is "Cabp Moo" crispy Pork skin. "Gang Hang Le Moo" is a curry with pork, not necessarily crispy. Oh, nice she let you try a cheat piece before buying. That looks like some really good Gang Hang Le though. It seems the bigger the pot, the longer it's cooked, the better it is. Yeah; totally love the market tours, never been to this one. My Thai fife hasn't either!
From malaysia👍👍👍
OMG the pork skin is delicious🥰
Oh yes.. I've visited that market once - it's on Suthep Road on the west side of the city. Didn't find anything to eat, though.. 😁 I remember they had lots of the spiral sausages. If you walk north you will find yourself in Nimmanhaemin. The river or canal that is nearby is called the Phayom, I think. Or maybe that is the name of the area. There is another similar market about 1km north of the Chang Phueak Gate which I have been to several times. Yeah, fresh strawberries are in season around January to March - the markets are full of them at that time. Insects are, in general, halal, but they have to be hygienic insects.. 😁 I've heard of people eating grasshoppers. I think the ones at the market are silkworms - they eat them in Japan, too. Reading the title of this video, it's like you're telling tourists to avoid the market.. 😂
Looks like you really know a lot of places here 😄💪
Nice 👍🏼
Love the market trip. Let’s know how the pork curry is.
It was super delicious! Showed it in my Instagram story yesterday (@ken__abroad).the pork was super soft and tender 😊
You enjoy eating food all day long Ken.....good for you
I have an idea, Ken. You should get some washable food containers and spoon/fork for ease of eating at markets. You can bring them back to your hotel and wash.
In a sense, you'd get the environmentally conscious folks happy that you are refusing single-use plastic/containers.
Hello Ken
I think you were looking for what we call in the USA " Fried Pork Rinds" I like them with hot sauce. a lot of them already have spice added to them. they go great with beer.
I'm still watch your blogs I 'm so busy at work I don't get a chance to comment.
Glad your doing great. hope your family at home is doing the same.
Until the next vlog. stay safe buddy.
Glad to know you're still here and watching 😊 appreciate it 👍
Hi Ken. Could you include prices in Baht on screen also? It would help learning numbers in Thai language (good for tourists). Awesome videos!
For t shirts check out the Nong Hoi Market its a 5 minute grab car ride from old town .
W0w s0 yummy 🇹🇭🇵🇭👏👏👏👏
I have been there a few times 4 years ago and actually it was packed with farang😁
I think because now there aren't any is because of low tourist numbers because of covid
Your video is about 1 year old so you probably already know but I think the crispy pork you were looking for is called moo krob
It is boiled and after fried pork belly. Crispy pork belly
I think you were looking for 'moo grup'... Crispy pork... really delicious 😋
ken same here I don't enjoy the roti or the pancake in Thailand too oily for me, and for halal food as long as its not pork and the animal wasn't tortured before butchering and the butchering was made properly its halal. (btw my own knowledge and experience from traveling most of Asia so please correct me if I'm wrong).
14:30 To answer your question, insects and worms are non-halal.
hey ken , you should go to a local school and take the kids some small gifts .. maybe play some rock n roll music to them with a ue boom speaker or something ... u watch them all dancing and laughing ..
can anyone tell me which video did Ken find the 711 t shirt?
Always be careful when saying the Thai word for banana because If you say it incorrect you could be saying the Thai word for the male private parts. It's very similar.🤣 Another great video!😊👍
Oh really? 😱😄
Now I’m hungry. Thanks 😅
Hi Ken, i loved your videos from a while back but you seem to be vlogging more about food than anything else these days (there are a million channels like this), dont get me wrong i love the fact that you interact and support the local vendors, especially in these times but i feel your vlogs now lack that great adventure and sightseeing that i used to love waiting for, this was the first vlog i actually fast forward :-( just my opinion otherwise good going
Thanks for the feedback Chris. I get what you mean. It's a bit challenging these times to make adventurous vlogs in a city that is really quiet and empty due to covid. Plus i also sometimes need a few days rest without big adventures. I will start a one month roadtrip around Northern Thailand in around 2 weeks though, more adventures will come then 💪
@@KenAbroad thats awesome, i cant wait for that adventure, i absolutely love Thailand and the people and really enjoy your vlogs. thanks for the reply
Moin Moin . Hast du schon durian probiert ( die Stinkefrucht ) ? Sehr lecker . Wir fahren extra immer von Oldenburg nach Wilhelmshaven zu nen Thai Shop und bezahlen 44 € pro Kilo . Also wenn du durin noch nicht probiert hast , dann mach das mal . Es lohnt sich . Wir wünschen dir ein schönes Wochenende . Liebe Grüße aus der Heimat
Habe ich zweimal probiert,in Thailand und in Malaysia, ist nichts für mich 😅
The pork curry looks like rendang! Did it have a coconut taste to it?
No coconut taste, but it was very good 😊👍
Hello guy. Have a good meal and stay safe.
Thank you 😊
Hi Ken, How long will you plan to stay in Thailand? Where is your next destination?
I am not sure yet. Will stay here at least until the end of september and then we'll see. Currently no other countries in southeast Asia have open borders for tourists😅
Can you find Indian food in chiang mai
#teamabroad
Yes, I love local markets. That's what I do too when visiting new places. And can't wait for the road trip!
You didn't show eating the gaeng hang lay? I think it should be eaten with steamed rice or sticky rice
The crispy pork snack is simply pig skin, without meat, that's why it doesn't taste like pork. I guess it's quite fattening, don't finish the whole bag at one go. Haha
It waa very delicious. I ate it together with some rice 😊
Hi Ken 👋🏻 this is interesting 👍 exploring the local authentic food , just a right place to go to the local market , awesome. Fyi insects are not halal to consume by muslim except for locusts. Anyhow we follow either one of the Sunni Islamic (mazhab i.e shafie , hambali , maliki , hanafi) which varies from one region to another 👍
Ah nice thanks for letting me know 😊
How come that locusts are the only ones that are halal?
@@KenAbroad locusts were considered halal and lawfully food in Islam because it was eaten during the time of the Prophet during war. And there were for some other reasons too which is a bit long to explain which I'm not an expert 😊
“Ton Payom market “ for sure.
Brave Ken. You went where no tourists have gone before. Notice one trader did not register your mention of 'popcorn' a very common English word in metropolis Thai language. The rural grandmother selling you the 3 bananas was so naturally honest did not immediately grab all the paper bills you handed her for payment you thought was 50 baht. Instead, using her fingers carefully pick out just one 20baht bill from the several bills you handed her and reached into her apron pocket to bring out a 5 bath coin change to hand back to you. To me that was most impressive. Happy exploration, Ken.
Bananas in Chiang Mai are very long..how about in Germany, Ken?🤔
i go .. hahaha yummy pork skin :P