Burmese Cuisine: Fish Soup for Breakfast -- Navigeaters

For a home-cooked taste of Myanmar, the Navigeaters visited a Burmese church picnic in Queens. On the menu: Mohinga, the country's national dish which is a hearty fish soup... traditionally eaten for breakfast. Also on hand was a salad made of tea leaves (Lahpet Thohk), a spicy medley of pig organs (Wet thar dote htoe) and a milkshake festooned with tapiocas and jellos (Falooda).

Navigeaters is one couple's quest to eat a meal from every country on Earth... without leaving New York City.

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01:20 .... Miss my country. :')

[Smilelittledumpling]

@kyansitther I know they are delicious, I love Burmese food too!! :D

[kyansitther]

Great video, this makes me miss my mum, she's the best cook those dishes.

[kyansitther]

@Smilelittledumpling try those dishes with "Crazy" pronunciations and you might even shout it loud if it's the only way to get another helping. :)

[Smilelittledumpling]

LOLOL really had a riot listening to the crazy pronunciations.. !!!

[makeupbyshu]

There so much more cuisines you guys have to try & the food taste way better if you guys actually get a chance to visit Myanmar but too bad that won't be part of your quest -.-

[blackmgmg]

lol

so funny ..............

[kaung79]

Dear Friends,

Please join with us our 16th Annual Food Fair with BIG HOT prizes!!

Place - 143-55 84th Drive Briarwood, NY 11435 (Former Place of MBC-NY)

Date - August 13, 2011 (Saturday)

Time - 12 : 00 Noon - 6 : 00 PM

Bring your friends and families to try a best Burmese foods you can get in and around New York.

See you all!

Myanmar Baptist Church New York

[sunwewai]

lol.. i like the burmese chocolate part and we burmese ppl don't bathe in tea leaves :). I think its Chinese people who do that :) This video makes me miss all kinda food from my home country :(

[ngazinyine]

they bake it, LOL :)