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This special Christmas 2011 episode of Bangkok street food is an introduction of Thai khanom jeen rice noodles topped with coconut curry sauce and raw vegetables.
It's one of my many favorite Thai breakfast dishes!
Khanom jeen are Thai rice vermicelli noodles that are lightly fermented so they remain soft and silky.
They are best eaten with a few scoops of spicy coconut fish curry known as "nam ya kati" and eaten along with freshly chopped bean sprouts, cucumber, string beans, cabbage, and a few herbs and dried chillies!
Enjoy and Merry Christmas and Happy New Years 2011!
This special Christmas 2011 episode of Bangkok street food is an introduction of Thai khanom jeen rice noodles topped with coconut curry sauce and raw vegetables.
It's one of my many favorite Thai breakfast dishes!
Khanom jeen are Thai rice vermicelli noodles that are lightly fermented so they remain soft and silky.
They are best eaten with a few scoops of spicy coconut fish curry known as "nam ya kati" and eaten along with freshly chopped bean sprouts, cucumber, string beans, cabbage, and a few herbs and dried chillies!
Enjoy and Merry Christmas and Happy New Years 2011!
amazing rice n00dles
You told us it's the best but didn't tell us where we can find it (if it's still there).
My Thai wife's favourite meal.
Oh!!! hello!!! I you were so young in this video 🙂
I could not live there with all that street noise.
good street noodles dishes👍😋💯 very good video👍💖😍
Loving it when Mark do Thai food, and Khanom Jeen is my favourite Thai food. Please do more of thai food Mark!
You look so young!! Because you were then . !!
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This is my one of the most favorite food in thailand 🇹🇭.. I miss this so much ! 😢
Your old videos keep popping out and I'm happy about it 😂😂 Watching Mark Wiens from 6-7 years ago? Yes please
nice food
Mother in law's curry stand!!!!
Khao Nom Jeen is Lao names it's mean rice sweet Chinese, Khao Poon is Lao rice noodle soup, big difference.