Live Shrimps, Blood And Bile: In Bangkok's Most Notorious Slum | Slumfood Millionaire | Thailand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Klong Toey is Bangkok's most notorious slum, known for its high crime and drug abuse. But its residents reveal a different side of the slum - a place full of mouthwatering food on a budget. The street food vendors showcase their delicacies, from tangy raw 'dancing' shrimp, perfectly-grilled kidney and juicy pork, to spicy and bitter meat salad.
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About Slumfood Millionaire: Embark on a mouth-watering journey through the slums of Asia, the last places on earth you would expect to find delicious foods. This unique documentary series celebrates the flavourful, and often unknown dishes made by talented cooks in the slums of Manila, Bangkok, Mumbai, Jakarta, Phnom Penh and Kota Kinabalu. Using cheap and overlooked ingredients, they cook up scrumptious dishes that are famous within the slums. Their passion and resilence prove that good food need not be expensive.
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"I only eat tasty food because otherwise I would get fat for nothing" That are words to live by.
I agree 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Love It
... because no dollars but dignity !!!
I realized that 4 year ago and now someone said it too.
Whenever I watch Thai vendors talk about pricing the most common thing i hear is that they don’t ever want to increase their prices although they don’t make much profit. It says a lot about how big their hearts are! Some of us could definitely learn from them.
Absolutely emma. Be well. 🙏
The Chinese hate that mindset. They always want the money and don't care about their customers.
@@romella_karmey There's a lot of chinese in my country (India) but they alway try to keep the price low so the customer satisfied. On the other hand my own Indian countryman always try to increase the price everytime. The Chinese (country) even worse they will sell their product under production cost (dumpling) to win the market but this behavior actually kill the competitor and this is not a good thing. So i prefer what my Indian countryman been doing to adjust the price.
I know big business wants double.
If this was brought in America. They will charge an arm and a leg for this dish that was just plated in a fancy way
I love how the recurring theme in these slum food millionaire documentaries is the selflessness of all the cooks. Either they give food away to those who can’t afford it, or refuse to raise the price of their food so that people there can still afford it. These people may live in the slums and earn a living well below the poverty line but they treat people with more humanity and kindness than the richest people in the world. For that I view them more highly than any millionaire.
hell yeah
Man, Bangkok's slum does not look like a slum at all. Look better than many slums around the world.
This isn’t slum, it’s the normal livelihood here in Bangkok!
Professor G It is a slum. I’m Thai, I know the place.
Like she said 20years ago its more dangerous
Maybe it's being gentrified
Basically, like Tondo District in Manila, it's cleaner and safer compare 20 or 30 years ago. Gangsters and Drug Dealers are already Old, Dead, or in Prison.
"Whether its cheap or expensive its not important, the most important thing is the taste"
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True!!!
I laughed so hard when the shrimps actually jumped out of the plate just like the seller just said 😂😂😂
I know right? It was like oooooh my $0.001 jumped on the floor 😂
That sh*t was disgusting, I would not eat shrimp alive or half alive; they hold the most parasites next to crab and other crustaceans.
Never eat shellfish raw.
If not know the culture or country don’t look down on it. Work hard earn money pack the bags traveling
Janine Alyzza hahahahaha 😂😂
@@benjamincho4819 I agree. This raw dancing shrimp is one of Thai dishes I've avoided eating so far even I really want to try it once. However, as the chef said that eating raw freshwater fish/shrimp or whatever is more dangerous than eating raw seafood. Because I work as a doctor in Thailand, I know the fact that Northeastern Thai people, as known as Isan, have the highest rate of parasitic infection in Thailand caused by their own diet preference. :(
"if someone gives u trouble here just tell me" that's how u know she's the boss.
delivery girl easily chop people head of by round house muaythai kick to the neck, don't mess with her.
With that quality of foods and cooking techniques.. the price can be sold 3 times higher but they refuse to do sobecause they want to help those unfortunate people to get their needs meet. Truly inspiring, when people put others into their consideration, its really heart warming!
I love variety of Thai street foods. Every time I visit Thailand doesn't matter if I am there for 14 days or 30 days I managed to gain at least 10 lbs. 🤣🌶
55555
5555 in Thai are hahahaha :)
Looks cleaner and safer than the homeless encampment on the streets of LA and San Francisco.
And DTES Vancouver.
as a former homeless person.. I happen to agree with you. Here in the US most homeless camps are positively RANID, used needles and condoms, trash, urine and feces ... blah. I never lived in one. It was too dangerous. I lived in my car wherever I could.
Is it really that bad in L.A.?
and Portland....
@@jamielynn7674 rancid*
When I was in Thailand, my cousins were taking me around just eating. They thought I wanted high end restaurants. But, I told them I'm not picky, and will where and where they eat, no problem.
I found that, 99% of the time, the poorer looking areas have they best food. Just good, down to earth home cooking
Wise selected, there are plenties of street restaurants that's will amazing u in thailand
I missed Thailand's street food, specially the way they tie the plastic bag with rubber to secure it from spilling.
It's an art in ifself.
Hey, we the Malaysian do the same.
Ha ha , agreed , firstly it was quite difficult for me to untied .
I didn't realize that it is different from other places in the world. Now I know
"What is your name?"
" Job"
" Your name, not job"
" Yes, Job"
Maybe she related to Steve Jobs
The grilled waterfall pork was really appetizing! 😋 Hope to visit Bangkok again soon. Sending our love from the 🇵🇭
@@ilovethailand1059 -- Ur not from Thailand. Please don't carry Thai flag around and be nasty to people. Azer Yusi is a very nice and kind man. He complimented Thai dish. Please No Hate here!
@@ilovethailand1059 เขาไม่ได้พูดอะไรไม่ดีทําไมเธอเป็นคนอย่างนี้ ต้องปรับปรุงนิสัยค่ะ
@@ilovethailand1059 อ่านยังไงวะ ถึงไปว่าประเทศเขา คือด่าเจ้าของเม้น หรือว่ามีคนฟิลิปปินส์มาเม้นก่อนหน้านี้แล้วลบไป?
This "Ilove Thailand" guy English and how they use the emoji is similar to our neighbor country netizen..... It not even look like how Thai people with low level in English speak
I see a lot of this type in a Ca____'s owned ASEAN group that is special for promote their country culture propaganda
Broken English
Love to use Flag
Spam Emoji in everything they said like Heart and their country flag
also they used the very same sentence when they insult Thailand
@@เอลซ่า-ฏ1ศ ผมว่าแม่งเขมร
ภาษาอังกฤษแบบนี้ มีอยู่ชาติเดียว
ชอบสแปมอีโมจิแบบนี้ด้วย
แถมเวลามันด่าประเทศไทยมันก็พิมภาษาอังกฤษแบบนี้
I am not Thai but do volunteer work in Klong Toey regularly and love the street food. It is a mix of Isaan, Chinese and Burmese so always a variety to select from.
That waterfall pork is served in fancy Thai restaurants in USA too. The way she prepares it looks really legit.
ก็แปลอยู่ตั้งนาน วอเตอร์ฟอลพอร์กอะไรวะ... ถุ้ย! น้ำตกหมู! 🤣
@@ACCANIX ลองแปลหมูน้ำตกเป็นภาษาฝรั่งบ้างดิ
@@ACCANIX 555
The taste not even close in Thailand at all. Same name but not the taste.
This is real chef, she knows all techniques! I really want to try her menu!
Thai foods is indeed one of the best I have ever tasted. Wish to go back to 🇹🇭🥰
Their foods are way more hygienic and cleaner than many slums elsewhere. And their houses are also looks decent and convenient with grinder, washing machines, etc.
Thailand cuisine knows how to enhance the flavor of their dishes.
everything looks goooooodddd!!!
i will find you guys the next time i visit bangkok!!!
Amazing and Excellent Documentary world class production .. Good job CNA 💖 ... Next please produce Slum Food in India, Vietnam and also Phillipiines famous for that leftover meat food called PagPag ... Due to prolong Covid pandemic its not surprising Slum Food will become a norms in some country.
Hi Bobo Cha Cha, glad you enjoyed it! Check out the rest of the series at this link: th-cam.com/play/PLkMf14VQEvTYjVYaYOWYQNuVPoXmuu6QB.html We visit India, Malaysia, Philippines, and so on.
@@CNAInsider .... Thanks and I 💝 all this SlumFood episodes and its well produced ... Hope CNA can do documentary on SlumLife During Pandemic in all Asian countries including those living in remote island 👍
@@CNAInsider .... Thanks and I 💝 all this SlumFood episodes and its well produced ... Hope CNA can do documentary on SlumLife During Pandemic in all Asian countries including those living in remote island 👍
@@bobafett5757 blah blah blah
Slum food.. What rubbish documentary is this.
Im impressed with how complicated and neat of those ingredients preparation.
Really love them, both food and chef.
They are chefs.
I love the passion and pride the last couple put in their dishes. I loved them, god bless them!
Shrimps be like- "Juuuuump for your liiiiiives!" 🍤
That is straight up Sims music in the background.
I was looking through the comments to see if anybody else noticed hahaha
Yep.
Hours of homebuilding.
They are more hygienic compared to the other slums shown in this series.
But doesn't look healthy at all blood/bile omg..
@@roadrunner1965 that's called food cultures.
@@roadrunner1965 i can say they cooked them well with heat at least in this episode.
Hygienic? You mean shower rangers?
@@roadrunner1965 I also see for the first time that people consuming biles as for blood I have seen before. Drinking blood is unhygienic/ taboo in your religion/ or culture does not mean it is right. What do you say about the Kenyan tribe that drinks raw blood ? th-cam.com/video/ifpCo-jIYFs/w-d-xo.html
Judging based on your culture or religion is totally wrong since they differ vastly from religion to religion and country to country- it is not like science or maths. So please don't be close minded and educate yourself.
I like the man with the glasses on, he’s natural
Yeah, he genuinely like the foods presented in this video
He is a famous haute couture designer and stylist in Thailand. I was surprised that he can describe street food so well.
Watching this really got me in my feelings! I really miss Thailand!
You know I love Thailand. For me Thai food is the best in Asia. I love their people. Love from Manila, 🇵🇭 😊
it aint thai food without fish sauce in everything
Thats why I love thai food AHAHAH fish sauce is life sometimes I substitute salt with fish sauce and trust me it tasted way better
Omg my mouth is watering! Im thai, lao, & chinese but born & raised in the u.s. and I grew up eating all these yummy dishes here too. A lot of my cousins and i dont like the bile as much as my parents and grandparents generation though. If you've never had animal blood your missing out. It's really tasty, with great umami flavor and it's not as irony as people think. A lot of other non asian countries eat animal blood too.
That pork kidney is really well prepared and the live shrimp salad is such an exciting food.
I seldom eat offals but that pork kidney skewers plus a can of beer be amazing.
The influencer is so animated and excited talking about street food even if he looks bougie himself ♥️
Street food in Thailand is for everyone, rich or poor. Thai millionaires, super stars, politicians, CEO, physicians etc. are often found eating street food. Their pictures are posted on social media by themselves or by their FC for everyone to see.
Big Mama is one industrious clever talented lady. The couple who cook Isaan food have amazing attitude. They really take pride in their work, it’s not simply about money plus they care about their community.
Been to Klong Toey market in one of my travels to Thailand. Must visit if you are in Bangkok. Just to experience how life is for locals. Wear rubber shoes...thank me later. The market is amazing.
My mom and relatives still cooks the larb with blood, bile, intestines etc. It is delicious. Don’t knock it until you try it!
I'm looking forward to taste those foods once we revisit Thailand again someday
We will look forward to your comeback. ❤️🙏🇹🇭
i swear i can live forever eating Bangkok's slum food. it was the best foods ive ever tried. so cheap, sooo delicious
ทีมงานถ่ายทำดีมาก เสียงดีมาก ตัดต่อดีมาก ลำดับภาพดีมาก นี่มันรายการทีวีชัดๆ ไม่ใช่รายการยูทูปเลย ชอบมาก
The waterfall pork looks yummy!
Customer:- I need fresh shrimp
Big mama:- hold my salad.....
Very interesting and gained a new perspective. Very nice video, thanks
Now, I want to go and try all of this food.
I've been to this Klong Toei market place everyting is very cheap and fresh i love this place
I know Thai people call this place is slum but the quality of life is much better than the other slum from around the world,such as Tondo or Mumbai slum.
They have good food,no eat food from garbage.
much better than usa slum
It appears clean in the streets compared to some of the other documentaries I've seen.
I am a vegetarian but I can say this must be wholesome food which they are serving without compromising the quality of the ingredients. The part where the lady was telling her daughter got rejected for job because of the place where she lives was really sad and unfair. 🙁
ดีใจด้วย
Amazing documentary!!!
" If someone give you trouble here, just tell me "
..... I feel safe already....👍
Lol.😅
This made me miss travelling and going to local markets.
Every slum in the world is similar, poor people trying hard to make a living. But street food in Thailand is famous for variety and taste. I love it.
Thank you so much for your positive point of view.
Its so satisfying watching content about slumfood. It look delicious!
So hardworking Thai's. I love Thailand ❤️❤️❤️
Delicious food is like a doctor Who treats psychological problems....True words
I really respect the fact that so many of the chefs in this series use ingredients that might seem gross and are typically not used in North American cooking for example, and turn them into something delicious. I think the only thing I wouldn't eat that I've seen is the dancing shrimp lol. I think I'd rather eat live bugs!
I recently made some comments about a show, 90 Day Faience, and how the visiting family thought the local food was only poor mans food. Well let me tell you friends, everywhere I have ever gone, I ate the poor mans food and loved every bit of it. The foods on this videos make me so hungry, because in all these countries that is the kind of food we would eat. Sometimes the rich snobs, don't know what they are missing. Also, I have never gotten sick eating the local street food.
This is just a representation that everyone strive harder to have a better life. I wanna go in thailand someday💖
@adum50 i really need to go there to experience it.
It’s a slum doesn’t mean it dirty . People that live in there’re happy it just over populate . Some of the people that live in that slum are wealthier than people that live in the city.
Bangkok is a streetfood paradise
i miss BKK hopefully will come back soon.. missing Pad Thai and Chili Crabs
#SmallTH-camr here ;p
Their slums looks better than our homeless shelters and homeless encampments in the United States of America. Says a lot!
Thai street food is delicious. This video is just the start of Thai food.
A quality documentary from CNA,salute from China
I am from Philippines and I love Thai foods...
Thanks for making the great vlog , I am Thai but know anything about this !
I subscribed and clicked the Bell icon man really awesome documentary ... the way it tells story the way its shot and produce. Im from India i earn like $600 a month and I used to complain alot but after watching you documentaries I realise I'm atleast fortunate. I'm gonna share it to all my colleagues 😁👍
Such a wholesome show. Great to get a list the locations of these shops and support them.
That shrimp salad looks so delish!! Wanna go to Thailand and try it.
Ohhhh gosh! I kinda want to taste all those except for the live shrimp and the bile. They all look yummy. 🍽️ I'm not so into spicy food but i guess i can tolerate that.
There are two styles of this dish in Thailand, central Thai and Isaan style. Only Isaan style put bile in recipes. As a Bangkokian I thought it's gross to eat bile but after I tried Isaan style once I don't want to eat non-bile central Thai style anymore. Now Isaan style larb is one of my favorite dish.
@@hub6490 Don't forget Southern food which closely resembles Malaysian food with a mix of Chinese/Teochew influence
I've been to khlong toe, compared to the slum in my country khlong toei is more developed place.
Bile’s taste is not bitter like a medicine, bitter and sweet combination.
I love this documentary ❤️❤️
That nam tok mhoo looks so delicious!!! I would love to try that one day
If you have tried it, you will like it.
In Milano, Italy, my mom used to give me grilled pork or beef grilled kidney & it
was so simple yet, that peculiar and delicious texture... miss it:🥣
How does it taste?
@@Mario_N64 my mom was a great cook, she used spices and herbs to tame any eventual funkiness. However, choosing top quality cuts from her butcher was step one.
Interesting that in Bangkok they called it "dancing shrimp" while here in Philippines we called it "jumping salad".
Where in the PH can I eat jumping salad?
Lol😂😂😂😂
Super cute!
อยากกินกุ้งเต้นเลยค่ะแม่ใหญ่ นานกลายปีแล้วบ่ได้กิน
Wow 🤩 she’s cooking making me hungry 😋 I miss my hometown food
And missing the times when I was child and tried to catch those little jumper shrimp 🦐 and cook right next to the pond..fresh Thai Sashimi !!
I went in for a documentary shooting as a student. Cramp condition makes it a fire hazard but some quarters are really organized. They have their own fire watch, firefighting drill, protocols in place.
If a fire broke out neighbours would rush to take down houses next to the blazing house to starve the fire (most houses were made with wood and other flamable). This was how they contain fire.
3:25 Dancing shrimp salad is freaking delish, İ recommend y'all. 😋😋
Singaporeans, especially Channel News Asia, have extraordinary skills in the matters of how to recording and publishing unique things about their neighbouring countries. 😜
อยากให้ชาวต่างชาติลองมาเดินชมตลาดคลองเตย..เป็นตลาดที่น่าตื่นตาตื่นใจ..สนุกกว่าการเดินเที่ยวย่านจตุจักร..
I love Thai food 😋🥗🍜🥘🍻
Like the Isaan region in the northern part of Thailand that have their distinct flavor in their cuisine which is the bitterness, here in the Philippines we have also the same way of recognizing our northern cuisine by their distinct bitterness in their dish callled PAPAITAN which means bitterness.
nice similarity
Ilocos also have the live shrimp dish called jumping salad, coz the shrimps are jumping lol.
My mouth is so watery watching this
Larb looks tasty. ลาบน่ากิน
Oh how I miss my country, thank you for this ❤️
jesus don’t like u
Delicious taste more resturant. Because it original food for common people.Cooker from common people understand this them and reach real taste of Northeastern food .
Somehow the format look excactly like Netflix's Street Food show
What a lovely family and the guy who spoke last is so funny!
This reminds me of Manila street food with extra spices. I miss Bangkok. :)
I want a series of videos where food sellers try the food they sell but on different price point.
Love Thai food and love Thailand
Even I f I couldn't eat those dishes definitively my hats off for their creativity
Danke für das hochladen sehr interessant
I would love to sit and eat their food. Looks delicious
I wonder why Mark Weins dint encounter that beautiful food places🤣🤣🤣
My thoughts too.lol
Maikia Vue 🤣🤣🤣👍
คอนเท้นดีมากเบยงับบบ
Omg Issaya is a great restaurant I go there every time I visit Bangkok
Watching these makes me hungry😋😐
In the Philippines we have a Dish called Dinuguan (Blood Stew) and Pinapaitan (Bile Stew) and the second video it is the combination of both dishes