Travel and food channels on Youtube

[AroyMakMak]

Would you eat a pigeon?
I wouldn't but this restaurant in Guangzhou, China, is making me reconsider...

I actually tried pigeon when I was travelling years ago. It was quite dry and lean, from what I remember.
But the pigeon in your video looks so juicy and tempting! I guess it's the number one pigeon in the world for a reason.

[Icicle]

Would you eat a pigeon?
I wouldn't but this restaurant in Guangzhou, China, is making me reconsider...

Wow that shot of them squeezing the juices and oil from the pigeon is tempting. I don't consider myself an adventurous eater but I actually wanna try this dish out.

[krustyyy08]

i miss my weekend JB trips man...

I think I know what to eat when I can go JB.
Hopefully this place will still be open then..

[canary1990]

cute host, hot girl selling drinks, lots of good food...there's something for everyone in this vid 
most importantly, it looks like thai tourism is picking up again. there's a huge food market in bangkok and tourists are beginning to return. let's hope the thailand we all love will be back soon.

[monstafish]

cute host, hot girl selling drinks, lots of good food...there's something for everyone in this vid 
most importantly, it looks like thai tourism is picking up again. there's a huge food market in bangkok and tourists are beginning to return. let's hope the thailand we all love will be back soon.

this host quite good, can speak thai somemore. anyway i miss the thai night markets..sometimes hard to determine if the food is halal but the vibe is always nice. grab a drink walk around listen to the buskers.

[Icicle]

cute host, hot girl selling drinks, lots of good food...there's something for everyone in this vid 
most importantly, it looks like thai tourism is picking up again. there's a huge food market in bangkok and tourists are beginning to return. let's hope the thailand we all love will be back soon.

Good to see Thai tourism picking up again. They're so reliant on tourists so no wonder they're doing so much to bring them back in.

[ScornfulScone]

The Thai food videos here are making me miss Isaan food in particular. 

Famous Isaan dishes include pounded salads eaten with sticky rice and roast chicken. There's a decent restaurant in Golden Mile that specialises in these dishes but at about 3-4 times the Thai price.  Can't wait to visit Thailand again soon to eat the real deal!

[crispy]

The Thai food videos here are making me miss Isaan food in particular. 

Famous Isaan dishes include pounded salads eaten with sticky rice and roast chicken. There's a decent restaurant in Golden Mile that specialises in these dishes but at about 3-4 times the Thai price.  Can't wait to visit Thailand again soon to eat the real deal!

i eat so much roast chicken and papaya salad mango salad seafood salad when i visit thailand
the roast chicken is always nice but i just saw this on youtube.
the chicken is baked in clay oven instead of roasted over charcoal. looks good! don't mind trying if i visit bkk soon.

[totoro08]

The Thai food videos here are making me miss Isaan food in particular. 

Famous Isaan dishes include pounded salads eaten with sticky rice and roast chicken. There's a decent restaurant in Golden Mile that specialises in these dishes but at about 3-4 times the Thai price.  Can't wait to visit Thailand again soon to eat the real deal!

Ohhhhh so all the salads are traditionally Isaan food. No wonder a Thai friend told me papaya salad is too spicy for her because she grew up in the north. Now I feel dumb and mean for laughing at her saying she's not real Thai.

[ghettomotto]

The Thai food videos here are making me miss Isaan food in particular. 

Famous Isaan dishes include pounded salads eaten with sticky rice and roast chicken. There's a decent restaurant in Golden Mile that specialises in these dishes but at about 3-4 times the Thai price.  Can't wait to visit Thailand again soon to eat the real deal!

Ohhhhh so all the salads are traditionally Isaan food. No wonder a Thai friend told me papaya salad is too spicy for her because she grew up in the north. Now I feel dumb and mean for laughing at her saying she's not real Thai.

One of the most intensely spicy things I've eaten was a northern Thai dish, believe it or not. But yah, generally speaking, Isaan (east Thailand) and south Thai food tend to be the spiciest.