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  • i don't know the real taste of pad thai in thailand but in malaysia it taste good.we call it kuey teow.its really delicious.

  • thats so much peanut and sugar the person put on at the end!

  • this is still better than mcdonalds, burgerking or kfc... if you guys worry about health

  • LIKE A BOSS! :D

  • yummm,wonder what the red sauce is made of?

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  • That looks so delicious. I can't wait to go. Going to gain at least 20lbs or bust!

  • eww that egg was so not fresh.. notice how it was dripping like water and how the yolk immediately dissipated when hit on the surface

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  • @AngryLlamaAttack omg i was thinking the same exact thing & was about to comment on it ewwwww!!!

  • went to thailand for the summer...ate from food stall all the time, went home full

    in california i go to subway, i went home with diarrhea

  • what are those yellow things?

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  • @MagnificentHakan it's extra firm tofu or yellow soy-bean curd :-)

  • I'm an American and I love food made fresh like this. ^_^ Yes, I agree that Americans do have the idea that food stalls, such as the one in the video, are disgusting and unclean. But, I love eating food like this. In fact, I eat like from stalls/booths whenever it's New Year's. Lots of food made fresh! Yum. It's better to "see" what is going in your food and the conditions they are cooked in than not knowing. I have been food poisoned by Subway, before, too. TT..TT

  • holy heaping table spoonful of sugar!

  • Food fried under such high heat and immediately served is quite unlikely to give you cholera.

  • This pad thai looks DELICIOUS...I'm always looking for a Thai restaurant that can make the best pad thai. There are some good pad thai within my city but so far, I rate E-San of Portland, Oregon with the best pad thai. It has this dried, fired pepper taste...it's definitely of that skilled cook. I wished I can teleport to E-San whenever I want their pad thai...haha.

  • Is that sugar, the one you put last???

  • @AndrewSmith00000007 i think it was peanuts. its usual for a pad thai :) (sorry for my englisch, im from germany)

  • @ScratchSound90 Ya after putting in peanut-like stuff, he puts in powdery stuff.

  • @AndrewSmith00000007 oh right, well, i dont know then...

  • น่ากินมากก แถวไหนครับเนี่ย

  • @psyjayz88 Ditto.

  • Only pan like that can make a perfect dish of pad thai.

  • Best rule of thumb when eating street food, is if the locals eat there it is probably safe, as this is repeat custom for the vendor. but you have to remember locals are acclimatized for the food and region.

  • @commie39 The problem is in america everything is so molly coddled that we have weakened our immune and digestive system. All these rules regs etc etc they keep us from eating how we should be. Bunch of cry babies running this country if you ask me.

  • I wanna go to that 7/11

  • Err... sorry but this cannot be the best pad thai. Have you seen the colouring in his sauce? I bet that's not natural...

  • @mmcheh You have never cooked using sweet thai chili sauce (probably too spicy for you)

  • @whosu1 Actually, my mum is a Thai. And we sort of grew up eating Pad Thai, that's how I knew the colour of the sauce is a bit off.

  • After spending years in Germany and Thailand, I'm sad to state that common US food in comparison is pretty much garbage

  • awe man. tht looks tummy and this vendor actually made the food presentable and gave u lime and greens on the side...i'd give him a tip for that <3 :) most vendors don't do that...

  • @AngelofHogwarts

    yummy not tummy* LOL.

  • Was that sugar you just poured all over the top at the end???

  • I feel like a hungry dog while watching this. Just sitting here, getting all wet in my mouth!

  • Hell yeah. No food-handling requirements there! Dude can grab some raw chicken with the same tongs he grabs veggies with. It's all gravy.

  • with sum lime juice and cracked peanut topping...mmmmm

  • OMG THAT LOOKS SO GOOD.

  • ประเทศไทยชัวๆมีเสียงมอไซเด็กแว­้น

  • What was that bright red sauce? Naturally I´d assume some kind of chili but it almost looked like strawberry purre

  • Pad tai is very tasty!:D I be never bored of it!

  • pad thai is for wimps,i eat only som tum and pad grapow

  • @bazzatheblue What is the difference?

  • @bazzatheblue grapow/kapow is a minced meat dish with oyster sauce,chili ,and the big ingredient, lots of Basil ,it is better with a fried egg on top also and is served with rice,is quite spicy and pungent to smell and taste.Som tum is the papaya salad ,also very hot.

  • what's this?? a meal for ants????

  • 4:20 seems like a good time to end the video, im going to go eat now

  • This looks FANTASTIC!!!! Yummy...

  • so much oil.

  • thailand has lots of shemales...

  • @TommieDuhWeirdo What a well-known irrelevant fact. I suppose next there'll be a joke about going to Bangkok and Phuket.

  • its 3 am and here i am watching this guys cook some bomb ass pad thai that i will never get to enjoy

  • @aznbank LMAO....this really struck me as funny...

  • @DSVetDad BUT ITS SOOO TRUE T___T

  • why am i watching this when i'm hungry? goddamn lol

  • What is THAT stove called. Epic

  • I've seen better

  • that what you call noodling around! amazing work Love it!

  • I really miss thailand

  • @SanctumStudios You are not alone

  • what condiment did you put ( the white thing is what )???

  • @mophast It's probably sugar.

  • Why can't we have this for fast food where I am from? I'd eat that before anything else any day!

  • i went to thailand its boss

  • Wow...

  • oh good, theyre using styrofoam ...

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  • looking good

  • that looks so good but why does this one looks dangerously spicy?

  • Street food is BOSS

  • @MASTERNCS i used to think street food ruled too ....until i got food poisoned in mexico trust me the shit looked delicious but the diarreah lasted for days i was so fucked up after that day everything i ate turn into diarreah until i went to the doctor to get me some almost toxic medicine to fix me right up .....since then im very picky about what i eat on the streets

  • @MRX31605 LOL been there done that. I have a simple when it comes to taking risks eating st. food, pick the places with the most traffic when possible. Common sense also should tell you that if the shit looks good but my gut instinct tells me other wise, move on move on. LOL glade that you recovered well from the experience.

  • @MASTERNCS i sure did now when i eat street foods i tell the cook ....or have someone translate for me .....i want it WELL DONE PLZ lol .....i hate raw meat or chicken thanks

  • @MRX31605 Yes indeed, You almost have to nuke the damn meat when ever you are eating abroad, plus it's good practice to make sure that whatever you ate does not come back and pay you a revisit later on.

  • @MRX31605 yeah sometime that happens you need to watch out for what you in here in mexico sometimes you dont know what youre getting in your tacos

  • @KenjiOniwabanchu they weren't tacos man it was something called MOLEE

  • @MRX31605 lol really damn

  • @MASTERNCS yeah and BOSSED with germs.

  • @rap1dcs really? speaking from experience I hope?

  • @rap1dcs Oh please. Americans in particular seem to have this idea that anything that isn't sealed inside of a plastic capsule must be crawling with cholera. These guys' livelihoods depend on people continuing to buy their food and living to tell about it. A food stall that gives people food poisoning isn't likely to stay in business for very long. I got a stomach flu last year, you know where I got it? Fucking Subway.

  • @yerk3 Im not American ? :)

  • @rap1dcs It doesn't matter, it's still a very American mindset. Notice that I said "Americans in particular." not "exclusively Americans and nobody else."

  • @yerk3 Well said my man, latex gloves offer a false sense of security.

  • @yerk3 Those Americans are just deluding themselves cuz they are assuming their oh-so-healthy happy meals are prepared with gloves and in sterilized kitchen. Remember rat infested KFC chain captured on video?One time I caught a KFC staff putting shredded vegeis in burrito with BARE HAND!

  • @yerk3

    Totally agreed...my family and I got stomach flu from KFC and Pizza Hut before. So beware and aware that food not prepare by you will likely be unclean.

  • @yerk3 Fried flies and insect shit is still fried flies and insect shit no matter if you get sick or not. Plus you foreign creeps never have soap in the bathroom. Why is that?

  • @madisonelectronic ugh, shut up.

  • @madisonelectronic Where, in this video, are there "fried flies and insect crap?" Some food stalls in Thailand do have fried grasshoppers, and they are mainly frequented by tourists looking to gross each other out and take clichéd photos. Real Thai food, the stuff the locals eat, is much more varied, and much more delicious, than you could imagine.

  • @MASTERNCS Way better than going to jack in the box.

  • @MASTERNCS Rick Ross is BOSS.

  • That looks so good!!!!!!!

  • 30 baht for a plate is about $1. The yellow things he throws in is Tofu.

    Com phai hu tieu xao. ca nay la bun xao ngot chua mang. Me, duong, nuoc mam

  • how much did you pay for it?

  • what are these yellow cube things he adds? 0:46

  • @bakagajin tofu!

  • @bakagajin tofu

  • Damn, that looks really really good!

  • you took a lot of his condiments!! poor guy

  • i thought pad thai is supposed to have prawn. i would like it if is not so sweet.

  • @sherparob1 you can choose the meat in pad thai, pork > chicken > prawn or just tofu...if you don't like it sweet then you hv to tell the cooker "mai waan" (not too sweet) then you will get what you waiting for ... ^_^

  • oh i did not know the person can choose what to put in pad thai but i knew mai waan means not sweet. im going to thailand in january so thanks for your info:) maybe i can eat something else instead of pad krapow all the time.lol

  • có phải hủ tiếu xào không vậy

  • @Spizsam Tamarin = Sour palm sugar = Sweet Fish sauce = salty Pad-Thai Sauce made from these ingredients.

  • I wonder what makes the sauce so red? I want to make my home-made pad thai red, too.

  • @xTHLx chilli

  • @xTHLx It is tamarin, not chili. Tamarin is what makes phad thai sweet

  • @MikeKilIer16 hahahaha

  • @MikeKilIer16 Are you serious ? Does that effect the writing too ?

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  • @S2SJ shut up man let him cook

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