I've lived in Bangkok for 16 years, and it's always great to find new farang food here. Tim Horton's and Bangkok Poutine are places I will check out. Thanks Alina, great vlogs!
Well you have already showed us how much it is worth the trip there even after all the issues you had to deal with to start there. I think you agree now that even with the 2 weeks in "jail" was worth what you can experience now, and you have just started your adventure! Awesome, and as you know, I love all the different foods there is there, I became aware of hunger pains every time you share those. Don't stop there, keep them coming!! You can't go wrong with Tim Hortons place, I went to one when I visited Canada about 10 years ago on a day trip from my sister's place in Michigan. Thanks to Alex for also sharing his knowledge there, makes me want to visit there someday soon. Cheers!
Hi, Alina!! Greetings from Rhode Island USA! Wow!! The Tim Hortons in Bangkok looks incredible! Like an upscale restaurant! We had three Tim Horton's in my hometown of Westerly, R.I. years ago, but they eventually left because of financial reasons. I miss them!! Their menu was terrific and you can't beat the prices, as well! The first thing I noticed in The Bangkok Poutine was the Quebec Nordique's banner hanging on the wall! They were my favorite NHL club! Happy to see that people haven't forgotten them! Glad you're having a wonderful time in Bangkok and love your channel!!
That Tim Horton's even had my favorite - the almond croissant. I haven't seen those at a Tim Hortons' in over 10 years. They used to be everywhere and then they vanished. Oh well, now I know where to go if I really want one.
So Alina and Alex, just a couple Canadian kids hanging at Timmies for half the day, then scooting over to the mall. Just skating through life chowing down on poutine. So cliche', but really what more can one expect from a couple of stubble jumpers. I couldn't accomplish all that in one day and I'm in Canuck land. Impressive!
Late 1996 wow I didn't move to Thailand until 2002, I was visiting in the late 90s on holidays. Good times back then things were so inexpensive and fun. Miss those days.
I should have added that White Spot is a Vancouver burger chain and although a Northern Ontario lad have lived in Thailand for about 25 years. Came here on a work transfer and never left.
Yeah, Timmy's is pretty dumpy in my home town, but love their coffee and cream cheese bagels. I'm going to have to take a trip over to Bangkok now that the boarders are opening up.
I liked your videos so much! Bulgarian hiking with such a wonderful and disarming personality! And I hiked recently a lot of volcanoes in I also don’t mind if I don’t reach a certain peak. Really in awe over your approach to things and hats off from San Diego
The fact that they have all those extra things on the menu at Tim Hortons that we don’t even have here in Canada is mind blowing! Might have to bring back a suitcase full of all the awesome treats when I visit lol As always, great video Alina!
Awesome! You represent us well ;-). Can you order a Double Double? There should be a special day for all Canadian Expats to gather and celebrate at Timmies in BBK!! Great Job Alina!
Swasdi, Alina, superb to see more of Bangkok and Thailand from you´re point of view. Share this with locals, sure. Iceskating in Bangkok, now that´s strange!. Looking for more, maybe the islands!. Take care always and stay safe.
Je suis originaire de Montreal. Meilleure chose au sujet du Canada est la poutine, qui est devenu un plat national! Tim Hortons? Rappelle des souvenirs de mon trajet de Windsor à Toronto et de son omniprésence le long de l’autoroute 401.Un plaisir de le voir à Bangkok! I’m originally from Montreal. Best thing about Canada is the poutine, which has become a national dish! Tim Hortons? Brings back memories of my drive from Windsor to Toronto and its ubiquitous along the highway 401. A delight to see it in Bangkok!
Back in the early 90's franchise restaurant chains did not exist in western Ukraine. Came to the USA in the early 2000s and I was like wow. Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Burger King, Subway, Dunkin Donuts, Little Ceasars. Had to try them all.
@@AlinaMcleod Yeah. McDonald's was not available in my city in late 90s . I wonder how Ternopil city looks now since I have not been back in very long time. Probably everything is Americanized now.
Alex & Alina's friendship remind me of the following quote: "True friends are the siblings God never gave us". Thank you for this amazing video my Canadian friends 🇨🇦☮️🇹🇭. You both truly enrich the World with your great adventures.
The Moon Under The Water Bangkok is a Russian restaurant after this week's great vlog and I've actually found a Tim Hortons near my home which is near Manchester UK. I intend to visit. Blessings!
2014 Tim Hortons was sold to Burger King, and became a subsidiary of Restaurant Brands International, (Majority) owned by a Brazilian investment firm. About as Canadian, as the Molson Canadian "Red Beer Fridge" Commercials, after Molson was bought out by an American Company (Coors).
Thank you for posting such a great video! Unfortunately there is no Tim Hortons shop in Japan so far🇨🇦🍩 I will try it when I go to Bangkok next time after Covid😁
In days gone by we had a White Spot at Central World but alas is now gone. You can watch the Flying Farang in tournament ice hockey when all this covid dies down (I hope). They played at Imperial World. Tim Hortons is everywhere here now. Canadian lobster is becoming widely available and I can even get it fresh at a market out in Pathum Thani although it is also on many menus now. Occasionally Central Food Hall will even have a variety of Canadian Craft Beer. Way back when you get get Moosehead Beer at Tops because one of their Execs was Canadian. Should mention that ice skating rinks are becoming fairly common here, Lots to entertain home sick Canadians if you know where to look. I'm a Northern Ontario lad over near the Quebec border so poutine is in my blood. Nice review, I have now subscribed.
Omg how could you go to Thailand’s on the covid-19 going on now. I wish I could be there too so I’m stuck in USA another full More years before thing is going back to normal again .. you’re so lucky to be in Thailand’s this time of year and no one else on the streets that’s so nice 👍👍👍💖💖💖. Enjoy your eating my lovely friends 🥰🥰🥰.
Alex = winner of the ‘Barry Melrose Look Alike’ contest. I had opportunities to chat with Tim Horton after practices when he was with the Rangers. Class guy, would answer questions from young college players like us. Between today’s adventures and the music, you are laughing all the way through. Merci bien.
Greetings Alina & Alex! As a proud Canadian I am pleased and excited to have both of you serving as great Ambassadors of Canada in Thailand! Thanks for showcasing some very cool Canadian cultural elements in Bangkok. I am very impressed with the Tim Hortons franchise in Bangkok, but they need to get a #7 mug in honor of Tim Horton - he was a great defenseman with the Leafs! Although I live in Nebraska, there are key Canadian elements that I miss passionately - like Harvey’s hamburgers! My hometown Montréal has the best poutine in the world! Like Alex, I recently hit the milestone of living more than half my life away from Canada. At the end of the day, however, you can take me out of Canada, but you cannot take the Canada out of me! Saskatchewan - Rider Pride - I miss that part of my Canadian foundation too! Cheers!
I used to work at pizza hut; the chicken tastes the same because it comes in a box marked 'produce of Thailand' thats why it tastes the same, it all comes from the same place.
Didn't expect to see an ice rink in a place as hot as Bangkok, let alone a Quebec Nordiques and Habs flag adorned inside a poutine restaurant there too! Just had some Timbits the other day and they were meh as usual. But those upscaled ones looked good.
I haven't left home for so long other than for bare necessities I didn't even notice they existed in Bangkok at all. Where is this Tim Horton branch at?
hahaha, that reminded me of my last trip in Madrid. I've been to Spain many times, but I've never seen a Tim Horton there until 2 years ago. I was so amused to see Timmy in Madrid that I had to take a photo. haha. I didn't go inside though. ^_^
Hi Alina, I'm Erik who is half-American and half-Thai! I'm glad that you have fallen in love with Thailand and I'll be happy to show you some delicious Thai or other kinds of food that you're interested for videotaping on your YT account! Thanks and take care!!
It seems weird seeing Tim Horton's in another country. It is my favorite place here in Canada. Do they have Iced Capps there Alina?? My favorite drink I am pretty much at Tim's like every second day.
@@HeatherLewis213 I know Tim Hortons was bought out by an American company. Still it is mostly Canadian to me which is why I think it would be weird seeing it in another country.
Canadians are everywhere, yes! Great video Alina for all things Canadian 🇨🇦 in Bangkok. 🇨🇷 I wonder they have Roots in Thailand as they have in China. 👍❤️
In Thailand, we have restaurants that are famous in different countries. Or various national restaurants. The owner who opened that shop is someone from that country or is a Thai person who graduated from that country to open I think it's good, it will help solve the problems of tourists who are homesick. And make it culturally diverse And Thailand is a country of tourism Which foreigners who have not tried the taste of Thai food You can have options to choose from, either the food of your hometown or you want to eat any kind of food, it is easy to find in Thailand.😁😁🙏🙏
My most favarite item is pork pulled panini.I have been knowing sister named 'sage smith'from Calgary taught me English at church last two years in bkk.She had been back home.
I've lived in Bangkok for 16 years, and it's always great to find new farang food here. Tim Horton's and Bangkok Poutine are places I will check out. Thanks Alina, great vlogs!
Alina's Thailand content is good.
Two Canadians finding a bit of Canada on the other side of the world. Loved to tag along with you guys via this video. So much fun to see it all.
Great video. Tim Horton's in Thailand! Who knew. A little Google search says there's 7 of them in Thailand, all in Bangkok.
I want to retire in Thailand too. Just not the whole year. Maybe 6 months of the year
I’m a local and love Tim Hortons! Great to see you enjoy Bangkok.
Love your Vlog!
Great collaboration! 👏
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Come join us!
@@AlinaMcleod good idea
Well you have already showed us how much it is worth the trip there even after all the issues you had to deal with to start there. I think you agree now that even with the 2 weeks in "jail" was worth what you can experience now, and you have just started your adventure! Awesome, and as you know, I love all the different foods there is there, I became aware of hunger pains every time you share those. Don't stop there, keep them coming!! You can't go wrong with Tim Hortons place, I went to one when I visited Canada about 10 years ago on a day trip from my sister's place in Michigan. Thanks to Alex for also sharing his knowledge there, makes me want to visit there someday soon. Cheers!
Absolutely worth it!
Hi, Alina!! Greetings from Rhode Island USA! Wow!! The Tim Hortons in Bangkok looks incredible! Like an upscale restaurant! We had three Tim Horton's in my hometown of Westerly, R.I. years ago, but they eventually left because of financial reasons. I miss them!! Their menu was terrific and you can't beat the prices, as well! The first thing I noticed in The Bangkok Poutine was the Quebec Nordique's banner hanging on the wall! They were my favorite NHL club! Happy to see that people haven't forgotten them! Glad you're having a wonderful time in Bangkok and love your channel!!
Thank you so much!
That's what we call"Amazing Thailand!"
That Tim Horton's even had my favorite - the almond croissant. I haven't seen those at a Tim Hortons' in over 10 years. They used to be everywhere and then they vanished. Oh well, now I know where to go if I really want one.
Very entertaining video. I'm Canadian, live in Bangkok but I haven't even checked out Timmy's yet. Definitely outclasses the ones back home!
Alina, I loved this video! It was a side of Thailand that most youtubers don't show. You and Alex collaborate very well together.
Thank you so much!
Alina is an excellent ambassador for 🇨🇦 !
Aw thanks!
You sooooooo Canadian....😂😂😂👍🇨🇦
So Alina and Alex, just a couple Canadian kids hanging at Timmies for half the day, then scooting over to the mall. Just skating through life chowing down on poutine. So cliche', but really what more can one expect from a couple of stubble jumpers. I couldn't accomplish all that in one day and I'm in Canuck land. Impressive!
nice to have a taste of home. glad that you were able to find Tim Horton. Home sweet home. Glad that you enjoyed it
Late 1996 wow I didn't move to Thailand until 2002, I was visiting in the late 90s on holidays. Good times back then things were so inexpensive and fun. Miss those days.
Hi Alina, Thailand is even more interesting than you thought. Have a good one.🇹🇭🇨🇦
Real good video, Alina. All the best to you and thank you Alex.
wow... truly amazing that you found TIm's and Poutines in BKK ...good job Alina .. keep safe and be blessed
Thanks for sharing, Tim Hortons was my most favourite during my stay in Toronto.
Love to watch your adventures and exploring the culture.
Kool''''''''' yo' and you're one of the better camera handlers among the several vloggers I watch, so thanks for the steady hand' ;|)
A big smile on my face watching this fun video. Thank you Alex & Alina. Call me crazy, but I actually enjoy Canadian weather.
I should have added that White Spot is a Vancouver burger chain and although a Northern Ontario lad have lived in Thailand for about 25 years. Came here on a work transfer and never left.
Yeah, Timmy's is pretty dumpy in my home town, but love their coffee and cream cheese bagels. I'm going to have to take a trip over to Bangkok now that the boarders are opening up.
Nice video,Alina! Your content is always so good 👍✨💛 Hugs from the Netherlands 🇳🇱🤗
Thank you so much 😁❤️
They have full size hockey rinks in Bangkok at Central Plaza off of Asok Road. The rink is on roof, like the 10th floor.
I liked your videos so much! Bulgarian hiking with such a wonderful and disarming personality! And I hiked recently a lot of volcanoes in I also don’t mind if I don’t reach a certain peak. Really in awe over your approach to things and hats off from San Diego
A whole lot more of amazing-Thailand experiences are all around. Go for them & Stay safe.
Enjoy your day Alina Bangkok have a lot of things to discover.
Your content keeps getting stronger!
There’s a Tim Horton’s too in the Dubai Mall.
The fact that they have all those extra things on the menu at Tim Hortons that we don’t even have here in Canada is mind blowing! Might have to bring back a suitcase full of all the awesome treats when I visit lol As always, great video Alina!
Awesome! You represent us well ;-). Can you order a Double Double? There should be a special day for all Canadian Expats to gather and celebrate at Timmies in BBK!! Great Job Alina!
Thank you for bringing me to this restaurant! Admittedly I didn't know those French Fries were called Poutines. I used to buy those for brunch while skating on the Rideau Canal in the winter while vacationing. What a fun vlog!
Creature Comforts are always helpful. Thank you Alina. Health, Happiness, and All the Best. Mitch 🙏
Swasdi, Alina, superb to see more of Bangkok and Thailand from you´re point of view. Share this with locals, sure. Iceskating in Bangkok, now that´s strange!. Looking for more, maybe the islands!. Take care always and stay safe.
Hi i’m Thai and thx for visit here.
Tim Hortons in Thailand is way fancier than what we have here in Canada LOL would love to visit timmies there someday!
Hello Alina! It is always fun when travelling to see sites attached to "home" in such a far away land. Alina you make a great ambassador for Canada 🤍❤
Thank you so much!
Je suis originaire de Montreal. Meilleure chose au sujet du Canada est la poutine, qui est devenu un plat national! Tim Hortons? Rappelle des souvenirs de mon trajet de Windsor à Toronto et de son omniprésence le long de l’autoroute 401.Un plaisir de le voir à Bangkok!
I’m originally from Montreal. Best thing about Canada is the poutine, which has become a national dish! Tim Hortons? Brings back memories of my drive from Windsor to Toronto and its ubiquitous along the highway 401. A delight to see it in Bangkok!
great episode. Cool to see you identify with "home' so strongly.
Nice job,Alina...very amazing👏👏👏
Keep the good work. Love your video
Back in the early 90's franchise restaurant chains did not exist in western Ukraine. Came to the USA in the early 2000s and I was like wow. Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Burger King, Subway, Dunkin Donuts, Little Ceasars. Had to try them all.
Yeah I remember when the first McDonald's opened in Kyiv, it was SO BUSY.
@@AlinaMcleod Yeah. McDonald's was not available in my city in late 90s . I wonder how Ternopil city looks now since I have not been back in very long time. Probably everything is Americanized now.
Alina great video enjoying Thailand with you
I love the way you speak Alina you are great
Thanks Alina, now I HAVE to track down some poutine today!
Love your vdo and enjoy watching you fun and always got the best vdo quality
I was there when it opened the first day. There’s another Tim on Sukhumvit. You should have tried the Ice cap.
Круто, у него кепка СКА)) люблю Тайланд давно там не отдыхал
Alex & Alina's friendship remind me of the following quote: "True friends are the siblings God never gave us". Thank you for this amazing video my Canadian friends 🇨🇦☮️🇹🇭. You both truly enrich the World with your great adventures.
Thank you so much, Samuel!
Awwwww Canadians are so adorable.
Keep doing them food vlogs! really enjoyable, love it the most!
Not only is the Tim Horton's nicer there but even their pastries look 10x better. Definitely would've gone with the maple bacon donut, haha!
Yeah the difference is just unacceptable for Canadians lol
The Moon Under The Water Bangkok is a Russian restaurant after this week's great vlog and I've actually found a Tim Hortons near my home which is near Manchester UK. I intend to visit.
Blessings!
Amazing! Thanks for the recommendation!
I’m surprised you haven’t done a collaboration with “retired working for you” yet. Team Canada
That's right they in the same city krup!!
We are planning on it when I'm back in Bangkok!
@@AlinaMcleod look forward to it
How about Mark Wiens?
@@Dutchdog555 I’ve not heard of this person, I’ll have a look 🙏🙏
Great Canada 🇨🇦 clip Alina ..I have to ask where in Sask is Alex from? I grew up in Watrous 🙂
Good video! Was the ice rink at Central World? I've seen woman's hockey played at Central Plaza Rama 9.
Yup it is
2014 Tim Hortons was sold to Burger King, and became a subsidiary of Restaurant Brands International, (Majority) owned by a Brazilian investment firm.
About as Canadian, as the Molson Canadian "Red Beer Fridge" Commercials, after Molson was bought out by an American Company (Coors).
Thank you for posting such a great video! Unfortunately there is no Tim Hortons shop in Japan so far🇨🇦🍩 I will try it when I go to Bangkok next time after Covid😁
Hope Japan gets one! 😁
Alina you inspire me from your attitude💖
I love the Nordiques and Canadiens flag in the Poutine restaurant. Great job Alina !
Yes! Thank you!
In days gone by we had a White Spot at Central World but alas is now gone. You can watch the Flying Farang in tournament ice hockey when all this covid dies down (I hope). They played at Imperial World. Tim Hortons is everywhere here now. Canadian lobster is becoming widely available and I can even get it fresh at a market out in Pathum Thani although it is also on many menus now. Occasionally Central Food Hall will even have a variety of Canadian Craft Beer. Way back when you get get Moosehead Beer at Tops because one of their Execs was Canadian. Should mention that ice skating rinks are becoming fairly common here, Lots to entertain home sick Canadians if you know where to look. I'm a Northern Ontario lad over near the Quebec border so poutine is in my blood. Nice review, I have now subscribed.
"Donut sit Here" ... I like that, Ha ha ha ha. Good to see you are happy in Thailand. Enjoy.
If you want to continue your Canadian connections in Thailand, you should meet up with Chris from Retired Working For You🇨🇦
Omg how could you go to Thailand’s on the covid-19 going on now. I wish I could be there too so I’m stuck in USA another full More years before thing is going back to normal again .. you’re so lucky to be in Thailand’s this time of year and no one else on the streets that’s so nice 👍👍👍💖💖💖. Enjoy your eating my lovely friends 🥰🥰🥰.
Another nice video, good food and you skate really good. Stay safe ..until
Qu’Appelle Valley Saskatchewan is a powerful song by Buffy St. Marie. Thanks Alex and Alina!
I loved your vlog. Have a nice day
i really liked the russia trip, but this one is looking very interesting as well. yes please, may we have more thai adventure.
Alex = winner of the ‘Barry Melrose Look Alike’ contest. I had opportunities to chat with Tim Horton after practices when he was with the Rangers. Class guy, would answer questions from young college players like us. Between today’s adventures and the music, you are laughing all the way through. Merci bien.
I have heard that before lol
@@Reporterfy it was that skating ability that locked in the Melrose, eh.
Always refreshing to watch, and listen to you ☀️
Thank you!
The Quebec Nordiques logo behind in the Poutine cafe😁
Also Montreal’s Canadiens
enjoy your day! don't forget to wear a mask. when you are outside.
Awesome 👏🏼 video!
Canada 🇨🇦 day in Bangkok👍
Greetings Alina & Alex! As a proud Canadian I am pleased and excited to have both of you serving as great Ambassadors of Canada in Thailand! Thanks for showcasing some very cool Canadian cultural elements in Bangkok. I am very impressed with the Tim Hortons franchise in Bangkok, but they need to get a #7 mug in honor of Tim Horton - he was a great defenseman with the Leafs!
Although I live in Nebraska, there are key Canadian elements that I miss passionately - like Harvey’s hamburgers! My hometown Montréal has the best poutine in the world! Like Alex, I recently hit the milestone of living more than half my life away from Canada. At the end of the day, however, you can take me out of Canada, but you cannot take the Canada out of me! Saskatchewan - Rider Pride - I miss that part of my Canadian foundation too! Cheers!
Thanks! Yeah Harvey's burgers are surprisingly very good!
So much warm episode
Welcome to Bangkok... :-) Canadian, been here 50+ and never knew about poutine will try this week. Cheers
and around the corner too...
Ahhhh, I didn't know Tim Horton was a hockey player, despite having grown up in Ontario.
I used to work at pizza hut; the chicken tastes the same because it comes in a box marked 'produce of Thailand' thats why it tastes the same, it all comes from the same place.
Didn't expect to see an ice rink in a place as hot as Bangkok, let alone a Quebec Nordiques and Habs flag adorned inside a poutine restaurant there too! Just had some Timbits the other day and they were meh as usual. But those upscaled ones looked good.
awsome show watching this from winter manitoba
I haven't left home for so long other than for bare necessities I didn't even notice they existed in Bangkok at all. Where is this Tim Horton branch at?
hahaha, that reminded me of my last trip in Madrid. I've been to Spain many times, but I've never seen a Tim Horton there until 2 years ago. I was so amused to see Timmy in Madrid that I had to take a photo. haha. I didn't go inside though. ^_^
Hi Alina, I'm Erik who is half-American and half-Thai! I'm glad that you have fallen in love with Thailand and I'll be happy to show you some delicious Thai or other kinds of food that you're interested for videotaping on your YT account! Thanks and take care!!
Fun video, nice tour.
Two of my favourite TH-camrs at one of my favourite restaurants 😄
Cool
Well, I have to make a point to eat there at Tim Hortons on our next visit to Bangkok! But where is it exactly in BKK?
It seems weird seeing Tim Horton's in another country. It is my favorite place here in Canada. Do they have Iced Capps there Alina?? My favorite drink I am pretty much at Tim's like every second day.
Do you travel a lot? When you see them everywhere, it doesn't seem weird anymore. It's like saying McDonalds overseas is weird.
Yup they got iced capps and more flavours than our regular locations!
@@HeatherLewis213 I know Tim Hortons was bought out by an American company. Still it is mostly Canadian to me which is why I think it would be weird seeing it in another country.
alex is such a cool dude. your lucky to meet him. his wife yulia is nice to.
Canadians are everywhere, yes! Great video Alina for all things Canadian 🇨🇦 in Bangkok. 🇨🇷 I wonder they have Roots in Thailand as they have in China. 👍❤️
Roots is so comfy!
🇹🇭
Seeing this brand really make me miss Canada for real .
One of the most famous song sung by Canadian singer is 'you don't know what love is'vocaled by Susan Jack.
Sometimes it s not the song that emosional people and feelin you Wiss
In Thailand, we have restaurants that are famous in different countries. Or various national restaurants. The owner who opened that shop is someone from that country or is a Thai person who graduated from that country to open I think it's good, it will help solve the problems of tourists who are homesick. And make it culturally diverse And Thailand is a country of tourism Which foreigners who have not tried the taste of Thai food You can have options to choose from, either the food of your hometown or you want to eat any kind of food, it is easy to find in Thailand.😁😁🙏🙏
9:53 you rocked skating
Timmies, Poutine and ice-skating!! That's so Canadian eh?? LOL!
My most favarite item is pork pulled panini.I have been knowing sister named 'sage smith'from Calgary taught me English at church last two years in bkk.She had been back home.