Little Taste of Thai - LA101 TV First Pilot Episode, Los Angeles CA

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2024
  • Little Taste of Thai, our first LA101 TV pilot episode hosted by Linda Wong, consisted of three segments: Thai New Year Songkran Festival 2014, Double Dose Muay Thai, and SinnoSoul’s Tony Chan.
    Thai New Year Songkran festival 2014 Thai Town in Hollywood. Exploring culture with live music, beauty pageant, Muay Thai, food stands, and Buddha water blessing. Interviews one of the co-founders of Songkran festival Super Pat and fun with the festival goers. Learns ballroom line dance with Super Pat and robot dance with Jolee.
    Double Dose Muay Thai gym in Fontana. Interviewing with the founder Ajarn Bryan Dobler on how it’s like being Farang teaching Muay Thai. And learned a few basic Muay Thai moves.
    Dinner with our friend SinnoSoul’s Tony Chen: L.A.’s Most Controversial Food Blogger at (KT) Kruang Tedd restaurant in Thai town. Featured in Huffington Post for his controversial. Now freelance writer for La Weekly, Los Angele Register and Eater. Shared his view on blogging, Yelp and Kruang Tedd version of Halal Carts.
    Wrapping up with sunset in Griffith Park Observatory.
    Hosted by
    Linda Wong
    Jolee
    Tiffany Kieu
    Kim Huynh
    LA101 TV - Each week, we'll bring you an exciting episode, exploring places, learn different cultures, and high light people that make differences in their community.
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ความคิดเห็น • 8

  • @richard135b7
    @richard135b7 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    I enjoyed this video! It has motivated me to go back and visit Bangkok again and soon. Thank you

  • @shaziahaider1353
    @shaziahaider1353 9 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    One of the tastiest on planet is Thai food

  • @ykchanel9415
    @ykchanel9415 9 ปีที่แล้ว

    เยี่ยม

  • @ericscott7285
    @ericscott7285 8 ปีที่แล้ว

    when is this happening this year...

  • @Logan-hd4gh
    @Logan-hd4gh 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    2:43: "You're not Thai. You should not be here." Not sure if Jolee was joking but rude much.. That was such a douche thing to say. You're in LA, hello? It's a melting pot of different cultures and everyone should feel welcome.