@@onspeed5555555 I meant no offense, how do you eat it when raw? I'm curious. I just assumed eating it raw would be bad because meat is usually preserved or dangerous to eat raw around here.
as a thai person who is immunocompromised i can barely have any street food without risk of hospitalization and THIS man goes and does this in MY OWN COUNTRY 😢 mad respect bro you enjoy our food culture
Go study Aajonus work and you will get rid of your imune problem. Raw foods in some combination will bring you life with no problem. Do not fear bacteria .
When my youngest sister was about a month or so away from having her first child, I told her that the hospital takes the placenta and will make something like spaghetti or lasagna and that's the first meal after her baby was born. She kinda freaked out when they brought her a bowl of spaghetti. I'm such a mean brother 🤣🤣🤣
Oh actually. Lemme tell you a lil story that my mom told me, however this isn’t a joke, lol. Back in the day In my mom’s grandparents days, the ppl in the village would actually prowl around the home of her aunt who was about to go into labor and give birth because they’re waiting for the fresh placenta. They do that because they’d take the placenta home to cook it cuz it’s very nutritious. When I heard of the story I thought, ew, isn’t that like borderline cannibalism? I was told that this was during the time when the country was still quite poor and even chicken eggs was for the special occasions but yeah to prevent a mob from literally fighting over the placenta, it was tossed into the pig pen. This was told to me a while ago so I’d have to ask again XD
Def not especially in asian where there’s tons of unique and unheard of dishes like these lmao. But hopefully he doesn’t get sick experimenting and eating food his not used to eating as most of these exotic food requires an acquired taste and immunity to whatever bacteria it has.
“northern Thailand has a culinary identity of its own - different from the rest of thailand.” As a southern Thai I’m very thankful for this sentence. 😅🙏🏼🇹🇭
He has lived there for many years and is probably immune but if you go there you should probably avoid any pork that's not well cooked, the locals are immune to the parasites that it contains because they already are infected. Other than that, other raw meats are honestly safer than the local water. Be careful of things with "fresh" water and even water dishes are washed in.
@@iambumbo7534 yeah just click on his icon if you're on mobile and it'll show you quite a bit of other comments done on this channel. Generic and impersonal, just like fishing :c poor Sonny, his work doesn't deserve spamming leeches.
Hey Sonny, I have been watching for a long time now and this is EXACTLY the kind of stuff I've subscribed for! I wish to see more and more of these kinds of utterly amazing meals, it really surprised to me there is a cuisine for such a special ingredient! Personally I think it looked delicious, however I doubt very much I'll ever be able to try it for myself :) Thanks again for stunning content! Keep it up man!
It really rubs me the wrong way when people try and serve something they won’t even eat. No need to be sensational. Suny you always do such an amazing job dealing with all types of situations you find yourself in! Great video
I'm Thai, but I've never eaten any of them. I'm not brave enough but I'm so grad that we've made good use of every part of the animal like the zero waste concept. Thai food is very diverse in each region of the country, if possible I would like foreigners to try and you'll know the taste of food that you have never tasted before.
In my hometown in Việt Nam when I was a child, we raised cows and we also ate placenta . It was not an everyday treat and in my opinion it is a delicious delicacy. So fascinating to see some Thai folks enjoy it as well.
For me to eat that, I would have to born in Thailand 🇹🇭, if I grew up eating that I would know no different. Glad you guys like it, nothing goes to waste.
The idea behind the placenta is actually amazing haha, i’ve never expected it to be an actual dish , that is amazing! And Gift is also a amazing co star on this video !
I don’t think I could try anything on this episode other than the placenta. Cooked and with all the ingredients it looks really good and probably has a lot of good nutrients in it too!
You are actually the best ever food reviewer! Always respects the locals and you give everything a try I don't know other TH-camr who is doing this all the time... Thank you mate 🔥 cheers
The last one is my favorite place for dinner in Chiangmai!!! Not only it locates near my dad house but they also serve like 100 varieties of good food with tons of local vegetables from organic farms. ร้านเพชรดอยงามจ้า
Bless Sonny and his belly!!! I’m not at all a big meat eater and I just can’t do blood at all. I tried cow and pig blood as a child and it made me very I’ll. I haven’t tried since!! I love the diversity in these videos so much!!!!
Thank you for being my AnthonyBourdaun. I surely miss him: you are doing a great job. And reminding me of the latest… who I miss dearly, keep going what you are doing, Goof job!! My hubby is from Honduras and… well he loves iguanas he even says one with eggs is even better. Ir will give me such pleasure to see how this dish is prepared and consumed. Whenever you get a chance….. once again thank you
I spent the whole video watching the raw contents of these plates and thinking I would never eat any of them, but once it's done and served it all looks so delicious. Great video! Enjoyed all the way through😊
Im from Portugal and its a traditional dish the raw pig blood, its made different, it is mixed with white wine vinegar lots of garlic and its all mixed up until the blood coagulates and its all just small lumps of raw blood to eat.
4:22 ; this made me really happy. as a southeast asian person, I feel like our food gets the most SHIT. i’m not thai, i’m filipino, but we also have some “strange” foods that i think western foreigners would not enjoy. whether he enjoyed it or not, he was willing to put himself in the shoes of a local, the people who eat this kind of food a lot. I thought that was so touching and so respectful and beautiful that he learned to appreciate the food, trying to understand it rather than turn it away. honestly, such a beautiful thing that anyone can do.
Adventure eating in the footsteps of zimmern and bordaine, but I think even their footsteps would stop short of this 😂 Just so you know I place you in the same room as them. You and your team make top notch episodes that rivel even the best legends. I love the show so much. And! Sonny is amazing. First eps. a bit ignorant american but now seasoned and soooo likable. Same level as zimmern for me. A Peace from sweden.
I don’t know man. I watched Zimmern eat raw placenta directly after the cow gave birth (like literally minutes later) and Bourdain eat warthog rectum that still had doodoo inside it. Lol just saying
I watched when Sonny ate Buffalo blood 4 years ago. Watching this now shows how much Sonny has gotten so much better as a story teller. I've been a fan before, even more now.
Sonny and greatest food gang: I keep wondering how exactly I got addicted to watching your work! I'm retired RN so have the requisite strong stomach for watching but I'm completely picky eater with huge range of NOOOOO way foods, I do love watching you eat them, Also, fave cohosts-- Calvin, Thuyen and Andrew! Stay strong!
I have so much respect for you Sonny 😆 I watch every episode but this one actually made me gag ...... Brilliant and well done and thank you for your work, showing and sharing. London UK.
I had placenta in my travels there 16 years ago. It really is a eye opener. I actually enjoyed it. Traveling around the world really helped me get past the American mindset that I had. I have a great appreciation for exotic food and better and palette and eat much better now.
@@vonamon316 I disagree with that statement. That's a very broad brush you're painting with. I was married to a Korean woman for 13 years she exposed me to a lot of cuisines that I never had before and I still like today, Ignorant statement on your part.
@@henkkaa88 He didn't state that mark you posted.Go back and look at it. He was commenting on a "mindset" That's a mathematical symbol, Lesser than and greater than.in his comment. Are you trying to explain something to me? He;s saying American opinions are less than everyone else's.?
🫶🏻🥰 Many thanks for giving me this opportunity, I had a lot of fun working with Best Ever Food Review Show team 😍 I'm very impressed with every moment 🥳 and this is a new experience to try the local food in Chiangmai too 😋 Hope to see you guys again 💞🇹🇭
My good friends are from rural Laos......they make the dip with chili,rice powder,fish sauce and bile.....it's delicious. You wouldnt want a spoon full,but with the other flavors and seasonings it gives a bitter umami. If you smell it before you try it you won't like it, once you've had it a few times it doesn't smell bad anymore but it smells very different than it tastes.
That looked rough from the beginning. Sonny goes in hard and gets it done. GIft did and awesome job. Not sure about bile or the blood. Its a no on the placenta for sure. Was fun to watch. Great video
I’d try the placenta . It’s odd that it’s not meat ! And I’d try the ant egg salad. I’d be hesitant to pigs blood but I might try a teaspoonful if I was feeling brave . Great review!
The female body grows a new organ during pregnancy which is the Placenta, so Placenta is Organ Meat. His vegan comment was hilarious 😂 but inaccurate because even though nothing died its still an organ.
The pigs blood indicates how many traditional meals are lost in modern Germany now. We have something called Schwarzsauer. Normally made with the blood directly after butchering the animal. Anyway hard to come by nowadays. I wonder how many freaky dishes were still pretty common 50 to 100 years ago which would now be considered unimaginable
Ok I’ve mostly said- yeah I’d eat that. But today you hit my wall! No freaking bile! Also the raw blood is a little scary because of the parasites that can come with it. Your a brave man!
You know what? Props to them for finding out how to eat almost all of the animal, including stuff like bile and placenta. I legit got respect for that kind of no-waste policy, even if I don't think I'd be able to convince myself to eat it (and I'm the sort of guy who hates food waste), though I gotta admit that the way they prepare it looks good. The ant eggs look good, though. Bugs are an underrated protein source imo, they're very tasty
Thankyou for the Chaingmai Extreme food dishes... I can remember collecting red ants for our cook, who fried them up with eggs & served with rice in 1974. I was a 4-year old white American child with Blond hair & blue eyes... The locals always wanted to touch my head and make sure I was real. A great experience I had living in Thailand before it got too Americanized.
I love this channel and it lets me appreciate so many other cultures. But I’m not as brave as him. I would eat it if they didn’t tell me what it was because the dishes look amazing.
It's really interesting that you said that placenta's texture is very mushroom-like because there's a really good manga that featured evil babies that grew out their placentas into fake mushrooms so they could mind control the hospital staff by feeding them the placentashrooms. Makes you wonder if Junji Ito ate placenta before.
Oh hell yeah, Sonny! You are getting the real deal in CM this time. My family not only eat buffalo placenta, but also horse. I have lived here over 20 years and for the first 10 years I would have a bowl of pigs blood every Friday evening. But then one day I collapsed due to an intestinal infestation.
@@user-oz5xb9ed3w he said it could be a dish for the vegans that against animals being killed. some vegans eat roadkill . then again western veganism is beyond stupid. they eat bland foods or make worse versions of meat dishes without meat. privileged white people
No sir, buffalo placenta is a no go for me forever. I wouldn’t even try the own placenta of my wife and child. Nope, but sonny I appreciate you showing me this. I would have never imagined lol
I'm learning that even the young crowds in these counties are scared to eat their own culture exotic foods lol. I'm over here in America so curious to eat these rings 😂
well, me as a young generation in Thailand. There's no guaranteed or clear evidence of eating these things is 100% safe, it's much like a lottery, since the educational are getting better and better now a day. Most of people are scared to try. I actually wanted to know the taste tho but the fact that my head knew that they were a soup of blood and cow shit's juice before becoming a plate of food? I'll pass xD
We don’t care if it’s “cultural exotic food”. We care if it could lead us to hospital or death. The education is getting so much better here and younger people know this is very risky to try except there’s a guarantee that it’s safe.
The lady cooks and owners reminds of my Aunties and relatives in Cebu who own and operate their own carinderias (Filipino name for small eateries), ever since Covid I have not seen them, hopefully I can visit again and eat their food again. I wish for good health and safety to these lovely Thai restaurant owners.
The polish have a blood soup. Its from ducks blood. Two ducks worth of blood, one whole duck, and family secret, a sliced green apple. That shit is banging. I ate it growing up, loved it, you should try
I would've ruined everybody's trip cause I would've threw up on the table at every restaurant and proceeded to make the toilet pipes shake at the hotel 💩😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Get Early Access to Videos and be the first to comment » bit.ly/BestEverPatreon
Follow on Instagram for more fun food videos! @BestEverFoodReviewShow
Can i get a heart
@@clyfforddelmundo8566 no
Ok 👍👍👍
Come Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵 also
i lol'ed @ the blood having "streptococcas". was that right or did you mean 'trichinosis/trichinella'?
I love the fact that he's so respectful and willing to be open minded on others cultures 🥰💖✌
Everyone should be right?. I hope in the future it happens
No
@@lemueluchiha2773 absolutly not u see what happens in germany ?
@@maxmustermann8985 what's happening in Germany, sir?
@@lemueluchiha2773 the guilt tripped Germans are tolerating the intolerant aliens
Man, this guy literally has the strongest stomach. I would pass.
Hard pass lol
Exactly....it's disgusting.
It's literally not food.
Wonder what they would do with human remains around there. That's not a trusting place to eat.
and Liver
It's not how strong his stomach is, it's how large the check is.
Bugmen
I was really worried they were gonna eat that placenta raw. Thank goodness.
We do.😂
Same…
Some people in some parts of the world do eat it raw.
@@onspeed5555555 I meant no offense, how do you eat it when raw? I'm curious. I just assumed eating it raw would be bad because meat is usually preserved or dangerous to eat raw around here.
Mmmmmm mmmmmmmmmm.
as a thai person who is immunocompromised i can barely have any street food without risk of hospitalization and THIS man goes and does this in MY OWN COUNTRY 😢 mad respect bro you enjoy our food culture
Go study Aajonus work and you will get rid of your imune problem. Raw foods in some combination will bring you life with no problem. Do not fear bacteria .
OA
Thai street food is safe what are you on about
@@vultrexz man I LIVE here what are YOU on about 💀
@@AetherialStar So do I. What are YOU on about ☠️
I love how he always tries out food that not even the locals eat 🤣
Who the FU#$ let you out the kitchen?
I am Thai and I don’t even know we have this kind of foods in the north. This channel is so beyondddd 🙏
Same, but my parents were from southern Thailand so they never told me about bile being consumed.
I bet it's not even real, they made it to troll white people willing to eat anything like poop soup.
อร่อยครับ ต้องลอง ผมคนเชียงใหม่
@@euronemous ขอผ่าน😄
มันเป็นวัฒนธรรมการกินของแต่ละถิ่น ผมคนเหนือให้กินแกงกระทิสายบัวใส่ปลาทูของภาคกลางก็ไม่ถุกปาก หรือให้กินแกงไตปลาของภาคใต้ที่ทั้งเผ็ดทั้งเค็มก็กินได้ไม่เยอะ แต่ถ้าลาบ หลู้ กินได้ทุกอาทิตย์
When my youngest sister was about a month or so away from having her first child, I told her that the hospital takes the placenta and will make something like spaghetti or lasagna and that's the first meal after her baby was born. She kinda freaked out when they brought her a bowl of spaghetti. I'm such a mean brother 🤣🤣🤣
Hello satan!
😆😆😆😆
Lol
Oh actually. Lemme tell you a lil story that my mom told me, however this isn’t a joke, lol. Back in the day In my mom’s grandparents days, the ppl in the village would actually prowl around the home of her aunt who was about to go into labor and give birth because they’re waiting for the fresh placenta. They do that because they’d take the placenta home to cook it cuz it’s very nutritious. When I heard of the story I thought, ew, isn’t that like borderline cannibalism? I was told that this was during the time when the country was still quite poor and even chicken eggs was for the special occasions but yeah to prevent a mob from literally fighting over the placenta, it was tossed into the pig pen. This was told to me a while ago so I’d have to ask again XD
Bruh that is so evil, I love it
with the combination of animals, organs, countries, and styles of cooking i love how Sonny would never run out of content like this 😂
Def not especially in asian where there’s tons of unique and unheard of dishes like these lmao. But hopefully he doesn’t get sick experimenting and eating food his not used to eating as most of these exotic food requires an acquired taste and immunity to whatever bacteria it has.
@@King-2077 Pepto bismol man
“northern Thailand has a culinary identity of its own - different from the rest of thailand.” As a southern Thai I’m very thankful for this sentence. 😅🙏🏼🇹🇭
Congrats on engagement
Ive been watching you for quite a while now
Lolol
This man and his team always finds the most amazing co-hosts. Love it!
Wow.. I could never eat half of the things I see on this show but it's entertaining to watch.
Me neither but definitely entertaining lol
Thai have some great foods, to be safe only eat well cooked foods if you're a westerner :) even I wouldn't touch any raw meats in any parts of Asia.
He has lived there for many years and is probably immune but if you go there you should probably avoid any pork that's not well cooked, the locals are immune to the parasites that it contains because they already are infected. Other than that, other raw meats are honestly safer than the local water. Be careful of things with "fresh" water and even water dishes are washed in.
Half? I wouldn’t eat 99% of the shit I’ve seen on this channel
@@Easymoneysniper5 and they won't eat 99% of the shit americans consider "food"
like how he respects all the cultures he comes across. He's a great example for "being good people" ❤
yea... stop fishing for likes. he's good, that's why people watch.
theyre just making a comment bout him, dunno what ruffled both your feathers
@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫ᴀɴ in that case forget what i said :D
@@iambumbo7534 yeah just click on his icon if you're on mobile and it'll show you quite a bit of other comments done on this channel. Generic and impersonal, just like fishing :c poor Sonny, his work doesn't deserve spamming leeches.
Comment is truth, he’s very respectful for other cultures
great video as always! you make 20 minutes seem like 5 minutes by being so entertaining and informative
Totally agree with you💯 😄
+1000 easily get lost for 20-30 mins watching things I would never think about eating. Yet somehow Sonny makes it seem so amazing and flavorful.
I'm agree with you Comment
@@FOODBF your mommy is very nice
@@FOODBF DUH IS YOUR WRITTEN MESSAGING COMPRISED OF NEANDRATHAL UGGS A DAH AND DUH ETC OR ARE YOU OF LIMITED MENTAL CAPACITY ? JUST ASKING 😉👍
Hey Sonny, I have been watching for a long time now and this is EXACTLY the kind of stuff I've subscribed for! I wish to see more and more of these kinds of utterly amazing meals, it really surprised to me there is a cuisine for such a special ingredient! Personally I think it looked delicious, however I doubt very much I'll ever be able to try it for myself :) Thanks again for stunning content! Keep it up man!
The young lady accompanying you is just a doll.
❤️💜💚
I thought so too 😍
Constant uploads from BEFRS and MBEFRS make my days complete! Thanks, team BEFRS for your hard work. 😁
Is it just me? I swear the video title changed
It really rubs me the wrong way when people try and serve something they won’t even eat. No need to be sensational. Suny you always do such an amazing job dealing with all types of situations you find yourself in! Great video
it depends, for me i wouldn't care if it was a employee but if it was like the owner then yea i would be mad haha.
yeah i hate when vegans serve me a meat lovers pizza
Ugh calm down this was a great video stop trying to find something to complain about.
i often have to make cow tounge i hate it, i wont eat it. But i make it for my mom
Who does this in this video? I didn't get that impression.
I'm Thai, but I've never eaten any of them. I'm not brave enough but I'm so grad that we've made good use of every part of the animal like the zero waste concept. Thai food is very diverse in each region of the country, if possible I would like foreigners to try and you'll know the taste of food that you have never tasted before.
As a Man born and raised Irish and Scottish, I actually had my mouth watering the whole way through, all those dishes looked amazing!
We eat nothing like those dishes in Ireland...
In Scotland they eat haggis... so it's your Scottish heritage then
In my hometown in Việt Nam when I was a child, we raised cows and we also ate placenta . It was not an everyday treat and in my opinion it is a delicious delicacy. So fascinating to see some Thai folks enjoy it as well.
Mlem
For me to eat that, I would have to born in Thailand 🇹🇭, if I grew up eating that I would know no different. Glad you guys like it, nothing goes to waste.
Việt nam không liên quan đến video này nên xin bạn đừng nhắc
Ở việt nam thịt trâu mọi thứ sẽ nấu chín kĩ.việt nam không ăn kiểu này.bạn đừng làm người khác hiểu lầm
bro ạ người ta comment về cái nhau thai (placenta) chứ không nói về thịt trâu sống. dịch ra không kĩ lại cứ sồn sồn lên.
The idea behind the placenta is actually amazing haha, i’ve never expected it to be an actual dish , that is amazing! And Gift is also a amazing co star on this video !
Does Gift have a channel here on YT?
Vegan Meat 😆
I started watching this channel when it was at 500k now it’s at 9M. The absolute best content .Sonny eats all the things I wish I could !
I don’t think I could try anything on this episode other than the placenta. Cooked and with all the ingredients it looks really good and probably has a lot of good nutrients in it too!
Ewwwwww 🤢 🤮
Love your content, Sunny and gang. Always a pleasure and very educational.
I lived in Bangkok for 4 years this is like a trip through my childhood watching this. Chang Mai looks a lot different than it did in 1970.
Oh Sonny, ever since you're only have a 100,000 subscribers, your humor really tickles me everytime
You are actually the best ever food reviewer! Always respects the locals and you give everything a try I don't know other TH-camr who is doing this all the time... Thank you mate 🔥 cheers
The last one is my favorite place for dinner in Chiangmai!!! Not only it locates near my dad house but they also serve like 100 varieties of good food with tons of local vegetables from organic farms. ร้านเพชรดอยงามจ้า
Sonny is my favorite host man, he has the peoples vibe and most importantly, he respect foreign cultures. We need more people like him in this world
This dude a Chad for having versatile taste buds
Hmm I don't know, maybe it's a lack of taste buds that gets him through. A dude with no gag reflex if probably a particular type of Chad 😏. Haha
Everything except cucumbers
@@hubtubby 😭
@@into_the_void ikr
@@hubtubby I think they just have gone numb for stuff like this dude has been duding for over half a decade of this now
Bless Sonny and his belly!!! I’m not at all a big meat eater and I just can’t do blood at all. I tried cow and pig blood as a child and it made me very I’ll. I haven’t tried since!! I love the diversity in these videos so much!!!!
Thank you for being my AnthonyBourdaun. I surely miss him: you are doing a great job. And reminding me of the latest… who I miss dearly, keep going what you are doing, Goof job!! My hubby is from Honduras and… well he loves iguanas he even says one with eggs is even better. Ir will give me such pleasure to see how this dish is prepared and consumed. Whenever you get a chance….. once again thank you
I spent the whole video watching the raw contents of these plates and thinking I would never eat any of them, but once it's done and served it all looks so delicious. Great video! Enjoyed all the way through😊
I consider myself pretty open minded when it comes to trying new foods. I truly wish I was THIS open minded
their faces when they ate the food was gold, and sonny rubbing its was even better hahaha
In all my years of watching BEFRS, this is the 1st episode I've come across whereby I don't think I would try any of the foods reviewed!!
Nothing Sonny tries shocks me anymore lol. I mean, drinking raw blood and eating a fish alive! Great content as usual!
His the MAN 👨
Raw pigs blood equal blood soup. 😆
Im from Portugal and its a traditional dish the raw pig blood, its made different, it is mixed with white wine vinegar lots of garlic and its all mixed up until the blood coagulates and its all just small lumps of raw blood to eat.
4:22 ; this made me really happy. as a southeast asian person, I feel like our food gets the most SHIT. i’m not thai, i’m filipino, but we also have some “strange” foods that i think western foreigners would not enjoy. whether he enjoyed it or not, he was willing to put himself in the shoes of a local, the people who eat this kind of food a lot. I thought that was so touching and so respectful and beautiful that he learned to appreciate the food, trying to understand it rather than turn it away. honestly, such a beautiful thing that anyone can do.
I was actually surprised how good the placenta dish once it was cooked and in the broth. I'd try it.
This man has so much respect for the culture that he visited, loving the contents
Awww….I like Gift, she’s really adorable and matches Sonny’s vibe. ✌🏻💕😊
💖Many thanks😳🙏🏻
Adventure eating in the footsteps of zimmern and bordaine, but I think even their footsteps would stop short of this 😂 Just so you know I place you in the same room as them. You and your team make top notch episodes that rivel even the best legends. I love the show so much. And! Sonny is amazing. First eps. a bit ignorant american but now seasoned and soooo likable. Same level as zimmern for me. A Peace from sweden.
I don’t know man. I watched Zimmern eat raw placenta directly after the cow gave birth (like literally minutes later) and Bourdain eat warthog rectum that still had doodoo inside it. Lol just saying
I watched when Sonny ate Buffalo blood 4 years ago. Watching this now shows how much Sonny has gotten so much better as a story teller. I've been a fan before, even more now.
Sonny and greatest food gang: I keep wondering how exactly I got addicted to watching your work! I'm retired RN so have the requisite strong stomach for watching but I'm completely picky eater with huge range of NOOOOO way foods, I do love watching you eat them, Also, fave cohosts-- Calvin, Thuyen and Andrew! Stay strong!
I have so much respect for you Sonny 😆 I watch every episode but this one actually made me gag ......
Brilliant and well done and thank you for your work, showing and sharing. London UK.
I had placenta in my travels there 16 years ago. It really is a eye opener. I actually enjoyed it. Traveling around the world really helped me get past the American mindset that I had. I have a great appreciation for exotic food and better and palette and eat much better now.
ok but ratio
American mindset < everyone else's
@@vonamon316 I disagree with that statement. That's a very broad brush you're painting with. I was married to a Korean woman for 13 years she exposed me to a lot of cuisines that I never had before and I still like today, Ignorant statement on your part.
@@70Slinger he put this >< mark so that it means that everything is better than American food
@@henkkaa88 He didn't state that mark you posted.Go back and look at it. He was commenting on a "mindset" That's a mathematical symbol, Lesser than and greater than.in his comment. Are you trying to explain something to me? He;s saying American opinions are less than everyone else's.?
The best part of your videos are your positivity❤ The respect you give to all the cultures is amazing 🙂❤
🫶🏻🥰 Many thanks for giving me this opportunity, I had a lot of fun working with Best Ever Food Review Show team 😍 I'm very impressed with every moment 🥳 and this is a new experience to try the local food in Chiangmai too 😋 Hope to see you guys again 💞🇹🇭
Jao bb 😘
Gift, you were so fun to watch!! You brought a great feeling to the episode. Thank you for sharing this experience with us!
Great of you to thank them! You're an adorable co-host! Kudos for bravery!
You are awesome!
Your videos quality are off the chain! I still remember stumbling upon your channel 5 years ago 🎉
My good friends are from rural Laos......they make the dip with chili,rice powder,fish sauce and bile.....it's delicious.
You wouldnt want a spoon full,but with the other flavors and seasonings it gives a bitter umami. If you smell it before you try it you won't like it, once you've had it a few times it doesn't smell bad anymore but it smells very different than it tastes.
That looked rough from the beginning. Sonny goes in hard and gets it done. GIft did and awesome job. Not sure about bile or the blood. Its a no on the placenta for sure. Was fun to watch. Great video
Sonny please don't miss the "that's what she said" it is an important low hanging fruit
Another great video 😄👍
Love your channel man, keep up the good work!
I’d try the placenta . It’s odd that it’s not meat ! And I’d try the ant egg salad. I’d be hesitant to pigs blood but I might try a teaspoonful if I was feeling brave . Great review!
The female body grows a new organ during pregnancy which is the Placenta, so Placenta is Organ Meat. His vegan comment was hilarious 😂 but inaccurate because even though nothing died its still an organ.
It's actually not that bad. I used to eat cow placenta, can be a little bit tough, but tasted just like... beef lol.
@@BreydaPereyra it’s actually the fetus’s organ. So people who eat the placenta after they have a child are eating meat with their child’s dna
From the weird food to the best food love this show ❤️❤️❤️Thanks Sonny and Team.
The pigs blood indicates how many traditional meals are lost in modern Germany now.
We have something called Schwarzsauer. Normally made with the blood directly after butchering the animal.
Anyway hard to come by nowadays. I wonder how many freaky dishes were still pretty common 50 to 100 years ago which would now be considered unimaginable
Very good insight. I’m sure in many countries, what used to be common a century ago is not unimaginable.
Keep up the great content! I love how whatever culture you go into to cast. You don't disrespect, you embrace it!
Your channel is life! Thank you!
hi sonny. love your show....that being said this is the literal first time ive gotten nauseous from something you were eating.
Love Thai food!!! Hopefully I get to see Thailand in few years with my kids
Ok I’ve mostly said- yeah I’d eat that. But today you hit my wall! No freaking bile! Also the raw blood is a little scary because of the parasites that can come with it. Your a brave man!
You know what? Props to them for finding out how to eat almost all of the animal, including stuff like bile and placenta. I legit got respect for that kind of no-waste policy, even if I don't think I'd be able to convince myself to eat it (and I'm the sort of guy who hates food waste), though I gotta admit that the way they prepare it looks good.
The ant eggs look good, though. Bugs are an underrated protein source imo, they're very tasty
Thankyou for the Chaingmai Extreme food dishes... I can remember collecting red ants for our cook, who fried them up with eggs & served with rice in 1974. I was a 4-year old white American child with Blond hair & blue eyes... The locals always wanted to touch my head and make sure I was real. A great experience I had living in Thailand before it got too Americanized.
I love this channel and it lets me appreciate so many other cultures. But I’m not as brave as him. I would eat it if they didn’t tell me what it was because the dishes look amazing.
The pigs blood srsly?
@@MeMelon4u they made it look good but I wouldn’t eat it
@@beautifullyflawedtv2931 damn 😂
It's really interesting that you said that placenta's texture is very mushroom-like because there's a really good manga that featured evil babies that grew out their placentas into fake mushrooms so they could mind control the hospital staff by feeding them the placentashrooms. Makes you wonder if Junji Ito ate placenta before.
Lmfao 😅
Uzamaki is such a good book lol
Name please
@@slime324 it's a part in uzumaki by junji ito, highly recommend it
The placenta actually looks really appetizing
Everyone is talking about how he enjoys food, but have you seen that rice, it is beautiful!!!
Gift is the gift that keeps on giving
The lemongrass blood soup is incredible. The flavor is 100% what you do NOT expect.
I would try it and the placenta, the broth looks flavorful
Sonny I’ve always wanted your job, but man this episode was hard 😂
Imagine being the local expert and sonny bringing you to these places that cook the weirdest stuff that the locals barely even eat lmao
you are the AB with humor... very entertaining.
This is why he's called the best food review ❤😂. Not other food reviews would go to this length.
Oh hell yeah, Sonny! You are getting the real deal in CM this time. My family not only eat buffalo placenta, but also horse.
I have lived here over 20 years and for the first 10 years I would have a bowl of pigs blood every Friday evening. But then one day I collapsed due to an intestinal infestation.
Jesus.
Oh my
And? What else happened? Did you stop eating it?
@@maritoh.6710 Enquiring minds need to know! I guess they're still alive to tell the tale 🤷♀️
your show is awesome, you actually managed to have me interested in weird buffalo food....a true ambassador you are :):)
I love watching this show thinking to myself "yeah I think I could try that.."
I watched today's show without that thought crossing my mind at all.
As a Thai, I would suggested everyone to also have antihelminthic drug after taking such meal. This menu contains harmful bacteria though.
I love this video. He is very outgoing and above all curious
I think I will be too afraid to even try raw pig blood. Appreciate how you tried all of these
I have to agree. I am willing to try a lot, but RAW pig blood seems like a great way to get terrible parasitic infections
"Why are you clapping...is it someone's birthday?" 💀💀💀💀This guy's sarcasm is ivy league
this is the most vegan food i’ve seen!! Loving the episodes sonny , When will there be Nepal episode! My home country
if the placenta is a bi-product of the dairy industry, it's not vegan
Sonny coming to nepal would be amazing
@@roseofthetree well at least over there its a bi product of some farmers cow.
how is it vegan? it’s literal animal..
@@user-oz5xb9ed3w he said it could be a dish for the vegans that against animals being killed.
some vegans eat roadkill .
then again western veganism is beyond stupid. they eat bland foods or make worse versions of meat dishes without meat.
privileged white people
4:55 fresh buffalo blood, meat, bile, and spices that pure love yummi
Ant eggs are also a common delicacy in Mexico😍 so buttery and delicious
No sir, buffalo placenta is a no go for me forever. I wouldn’t even try the own placenta of my wife and child. Nope, but sonny I appreciate you showing me this. I would have never imagined lol
I had Placenta once. Wasn't bad tbh. Spongy.
I love Thai food, but some of the dishes in this video look so weird that I want to try them out of curiosity. 🙂😊
Ant salad is amazing in bkk some of the restaurants serve them in a copper/gold pot to the table ant soup is the best as well 👌
I agree I’ve always loved wierd food, like balut I absolutely loved it and I had bull testicle soup in Egypt... haha love crazy stuff
The background song at 3:46 suspiciously sounds like Zipper by Brock Hampton. You thought we wouldn’t notice but we did
4:30 “it’s like a nuclear bomb, not one made by North Korea, like a real nuclear bomb that works” 😭😭 damnn bro didn’t have to go that hard lmaooo
I'm learning that even the young crowds in these counties are scared to eat their own culture exotic foods lol. I'm over here in America so curious to eat these rings 😂
It's not the food that we're afraid of, it's the parasite living inside it.
well, me as a young generation in Thailand. There's no guaranteed or clear evidence of eating these things is 100% safe, it's much like a lottery, since the educational are getting better and better now a day. Most of people are scared to try.
I actually wanted to know the taste tho but the fact that my head knew that they were a soup of blood and cow shit's juice before becoming a plate of food? I'll pass xD
We don’t care if it’s “cultural exotic food”. We care if it could lead us to hospital or death. The education is getting so much better here and younger people know this is very risky to try except there’s a guarantee that it’s safe.
Gift is so beautiful and sweet, she was a real gift to the show today. And, way to go vegan, Sonny. 😆
Thank you so much😍💞🙏🏻
@@giftgaeureka4151 thank you for taking the time to respond. 😊
The lady cooks and owners reminds of my Aunties and relatives in Cebu who own and operate their own carinderias (Filipino name for small eateries), ever since Covid I have not seen them, hopefully I can visit again and eat their food again. I wish for good health and safety to these lovely Thai restaurant owners.
Wa na ni balik ang sabawan atbang sotto bai
@@ImEmpTy295 Didto mi pirmi sa Lilioan, moadto ko pud sa Alcantara, naa ko mga paryente naa restaurant.
Sonny, is there any type of food you wouldn't eat? My word! Just when we think we've seen it all, you amaze us yet again. Kudos to you!
The polish have a blood soup. Its from ducks blood. Two ducks worth of blood, one whole duck, and family secret, a sliced green apple. That shit is banging. I ate it growing up, loved it, you should try
The ducks blood is cooked for a while though, long enough to basically melt the apple
The perfect Vegan food! Love it!
I think we know what Sonny thinks when the ‘local expert’ isn’t around to see out the episode.
What do you mean?
What ?
Huh?
???
Confused.
I would've ruined everybody's trip cause I would've threw up on the table at every restaurant and proceeded to make the toilet pipes shake at the hotel 💩😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Me too
LMAO what a way with words
I am planning on spending 1 month in thailand with my friend and her mom. Im so excited to learn and eat new foods
Did anybody realize in the beginning of the video the man with the knife scratched his head with the knife at 1:54