THAI TOWN FOOD TOUR | Must Try in Sydney - Boat Noodles, Pad Kee Mao, Tom Yum, Sticky Rice, Desserts
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2022
- HOW GREAT IS THAI FOOD? I'm thinking about heading to Bangkok for a holiday next year, so I thought why not get the party started and explore the best food in Thai Town in Sydney! This place is just a gold-mine for good Thai food, and there's way too many good places and foods to try to fit it all into one video.
So there definitely might be a part two next year. Let me know if you want to see it!
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Places we visited:
(1) New Thainatown
91 Goulburn St, Sydney NSW 2000
Order: Boat noodles, small size
(2) Abb Air Thai Cuisine 1982
World Square Shopping Centre, 9.60/40 Goulburn St, Sydney NSW 2000
Order: Kra Dong (Sticky rice) with beef heaven, chicken thigh and pork belly
(3) Yok Yor Thai Food Factory
Shop G06/323 Castlereagh St, Haymarket NSW 2000
Order: Pad Kee Mow
(4) Dodee Paidang Haymarket
9/37 Ultimo Rd, Haymarket NSW 2000
Order: Do Dee Devil (tom yum noodle soup with level 2 chilli)
(5) Thanon Khaosan
413 Pitt St, Haymarket NSW 2000
Order: Pandan sticky rice with banana and coconut
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Love Yok Yor. So authentic and proper spice levels! You are right they do the best Pad kee mao. Glad to see them featured in your video.
Wow 🤩 ,part 2 please. There are many good restaurants around the corner. 😆
Loving these new vids bro
You are so right Kev ..A lot of places are know for a certain cuisine but Thai is basically in any suburb ❤..I loved the noodle dishes and the chilli and chicken ..This was fun I loved the laughs and jokes 😂…..x🥰
It's so interesting isn't it! I had never thought about it until now! Thanks for watching Irena glad you enjoyed the video 😍😄
Totally agree, ever since I found out about Pad Kee Mao, I have not ordered Pad see ew since. Great recommendation Kev! 😁
Yessirrr!! Thanks for watching Huy 😁
Loved the video thanks yum
Great post, thnx heaps! Part 3, yes please.
Thanks heaps for watching Derek 🙂🙂
nice bro, loved it
Hey Kev, how are you going bro? I will certainly try out these Thai eateries. 😊
Yes please do part 2 with no audio cut out.😅
Yes do a part 2 so I can watch it to know where I'm going when I come home to Australia ..I'll be going to Cabra as well..
Part 2 coming next year then!
@@SydneyFoodBoy I'm coming over in early March so hopefully its up before then..Thank You
Nice video man, tried most of them myself, but how in the hell you did not go to Boon Cafe man. They are a couple of blocks away from Khaosan. You badly missed out man. Make it good and do a sequel. I love your chanel bro you rock!
Yeah the Pad Kee Mao!
You don't often see it, but khao soi from northern Thailand is awesome; a Thai version of laksa with a topping of onions and mustard pickles. A couple of places in Newtown do it, but keep an eye out for it elsewhere for your part 2!
Show Neua on George St has khao soi! Very tasty and right next to Chinatown light rail stop too :)
Yok Yor has it.
My mum's Thai, my favourite dishes are rhad na, nam tok or kai pa lo. Besides Pad Thai, these are Thai staples.
Part 2 plz can't wait to hear more about "My butt doesn't like this later "😂😂
I love Dodee Paidang! So good
Mango Coco has really great bingsus
What is your usual order at DoDee 🙂
@@SydneyFoodBoy boat noodles! I really love the tangy and sweet broth
They accidentally messed up my order and gave me level 1 spice but that was so spicy that I had to continue to gulp water throughout
I have really low tolerance of spice
Please make a part two!!
great choice of restaurants, Thai food is a black hole in Sydney, to many dishes to try. Defiantly do a part 2
You're 100%, way too many dishes to try!!! A lot of Thai food is great to share, so it's hard to make a video like this as a single eater as you're slightly limited to what you can order. I might go harder on the eating next time to fit more 😄
Part 2 Please! 😊
love it 😘
good video mate
Thanks legend !
of course part 2 ! :)
Love Thai food, You do great work. The only Sydney Influencer I trust. I live n the Central Coast but I want to try You Yor just on your recommendation.,,, One other thing Is there such a dish as
Gai Kap Pao - Chicken with mint leaves - in Sydney? Used to eat it daily when I. lived in the US? Also General Tso’ Chicken is a favorite. Miss that dish do they do this in Sydney?
Hey David! Thank you for the kind words! I'm sure I've seen it on menus somewhere, and Thai Town definitely sounds like the place to find it. Even if it's not on menu, I feel like you could ask for it as a special and the chefs would cook it for you!
I haven't tried General Tso's chicken, I don't think I've seen it in Sydney but I'll let you know if I ever do. I'd love to try it in the US!
That $6 boat noodle (opposite Yok Yor) you wanted to try was $4 for a very long time until recently.
Ahhhh the joys of inflation hey 😅
What's your favourite Thai dish? I'd love to see which Thai food is the most popular 😄
can't go past a well cooked green curry imo.
half thai myself and too me when its cooked perfect there's something about it.
but my family back in bangkok along with my dad "chef" they do the best cooking for me
I always get this dish called Crispy pork belly from my local Thai place it’s fried pieces of pork belly with chilli ,basil ,garlic and vegetable so delicious.
Crab fried rice!!
That's easy. Kway chap. I love the offal and thick noodles and especially the broth. Used to eat it for breakfast stopping by the roadside.
pad kra pao gai kai dao absolute fave and also boat noodles and Tom yum kway teow noodle soup - simonandrae00 😉 Thainatown is always a hit with the soups
Thai is a different species 100% When it comes to spice! 😂
Doodee Lava…. Big mistake for me. Doodee Nursery ever since ;) good for shift worker like me. Keep it up! Mr Optometrist. Just saw ur article today in SMH. Good job!
Part 2 please! 🙏🏽
Will plan for it 😊😊
Pad Si Ew used to be my favorite dish. Now I am a grown man and want to stay in shape so I try to eat it once in a month. LOL.
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Anyone near Cabra, you should try Pak Soi Street Food. Their beef boat noodles is the best I have had in Sydney. I personally like it with egg noodles and without liver. They have other good dishes too.
Other than that place, I rather Laos food.
Oh that's the one inside the arcade is it?
@@SydneyFoodBoy yep that's the one. Best boat noodles!
Get the whole snapper from Yok Yor Thai Food Factory - best fish in Sydney
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Dodee Haymarket is Popular Thai Noodles Tom yum I suggest Dodee Nursery if you can’t eat spicy but if you want to know how strong Spicy I suggest Super Nova. 😋
I have heard of Thai Town & I have walked right through there oblivious vaguely looking for Thai Town, which is maybe because I don't understand it - Pad Kee Mao - I have never ever heard of it but now I will be looking out for it & boat noodles - I walk past a lot of places as I don't understand the dishes. The Thai dessert place existed before I left Sydney 9 yrs ago & now I have been back over a yr. For me it was a very good informative video
I always have trouble telling where Chinatown ends and Thai town begins as it is always a mix of Thai and Chinese restaurants throughout George street.
Try some french ones bro 😁🇨🇵
Where at? 🙂
I have relatives in Sydney. Do you guys have Cambodian temple? Really want to visit Sydney
Yes we do, one in Bonnyrigg!
Hey what's the name and address of the place which prepared nice crepes at 0:23
I think that's in Khao San
If you want a taste of Teochew Chinese food, go to any thai restaurant. The Hor Chaw, Cha Kue Tio See Ew, Kue Jap, etc is always a reminder of my ancestors food.
Wow interesting! I've never thought to order those dishes at Thai restaurants. I guess because I eat them at home!
Let's try papaya salad (SomTum), with sticky rice and grilled pork/chicken. Typical meal for local Thai especially when they come with friends. I have never seen any Thai dont love SomTum.
I also love somtum! Will do in part 2 🙂
@@SydneyFoodBoy FYI, My colleague told me that somtum at Green Peppercorn (Fairfield) was good, but I haven't tried yet.
“My butt is not going to like this later” 🤣
Don't suppose you came across any kway chap? I miss it!
I did! That little place I saw that did boat noodles for $6 and I said I might do it in a part 2, had kway chap there!
@@SydneyFoodBoy You're a legend, bro. I live in Burwood and you helped me discover the best food right on my doorstep!
Thanks for enjoying the channel Tim! 😄
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Should have gone a beef gaeng pa
I'm on Pitt Street i saw u but never say hi coz u so handsome 🤭
Haha say hi next time!
Tsk, not convinced with Thai noodle soup. Not into sweet broth. I am surprised no durian dessert. 😂
LOL! Yes, I'm definitely more a savoury soup guy. What you grow up with in Vietnamese and Cambodian cooking. But this was definitely the better boat noodles I tried, the sweetness was balanced with other soup flavour well
Mike Chen🫶🏽
WHERE IS THE BEST LAKSA IN SYDNEY?!?!
For me, Malay Chinese is my favourite 🙂
@@SydneyFoodBoyhave you tried the one at unsw yet??
Oh yeah! LOL I used to go to UNSW. Matthews food court? I think that was the name of the building, the one upstairs. Lovely laksa
@@SydneyFoodBoy thats awesome man. Ive just graduated from unsw! Love your videos bro. Could I request you to do a top 5 italian in Sydney if you have not done one yet?
Are these thai food sweet? I find most thai food in Australia really sickeningly sweet, nothing like what they have in Thailand where it is not full of flavour and not as sweet
More sour and savoury than sweet at these ones
Haha are you putting on weight lol love your vid’s 😂
Probably a little bit. I'm trying to keep it under control though 😂 Thank you Steven!
You know Pad Kee Mao is known as drunken noodles?
Unorthodox chopsticks grip
Easier than orthodox in my opinion 😅
Haha great observation! He holds it the same way as I do! It works :)
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most of those shop the worker is illegal workers.