As part of the 14% of Thai of Chinese descent, I thank you for mentioning that fact! Maybe one day people will stop saying "you don't look Thai" when I say I'm Thai-American, lol. Great video! I can't wait to go to Thailand next month to visit the relatives.
Various Asian looks and ethnicities all throughout Southeast Asia. I don’t see a single Thai look, ever. And China is filled with people who have different looks and facial features, body types, etc.. Normal.
You two keep getting better! This was one of my favorites from you. You were so energized and excited and it really came through. Makes me much more excited to explore Thailand. And congratulations on 20k subscribers - you really deserve it!
Great vid and so happy to see your channel bouncing back with viewers. Stuck with y’all through the hard times and stoked to see it turning back around.
Absolutely loved Seeing The Dancing Dragon & The Lanterns In Chinatown. Got So Much Better At Nighttime Food Looked So Yummy. Think I Would Stay Inside Chinatown To Soak It Up. Absolutely Fantastic From The Moment It Started Until The Moment It Ended.
Thank you, so glad you enjoyed it! It definitely got better and better as the night arrived. Staying in Chinatown would be a great idea to really soak it all in. The energy was unreal!
patongo is a magical thing. one of those food i absolutely miss every time i leave. we doing have that here (that is like what you got). classically, you'd eat dip it in sweeten condensed milk. for some people, that plus coffee is their standard breakfast. my favourite use, though, is them cut up and added to congee/jok. it's amazing.
Glad to see you have a good time here in China town Bangkok. Welcome to Thailand!! I had Patonggo since I was very young but now I have less because it's quite oily. But it always taste great. We can also have Patongo with coffee or tea for breakfast. :D
I was just in that temple a few weeks ago. Back home in Asheville, NC now. Returning to Asia for seven weeks a year from now...hopefully. Safe travels.
Congrats on hitting 20k subscribers! Did you get a new camera or lens as it's feel like I'm watching Netflix production quality now. Loving the content.
Love your videos, especially in SE Asia. You two do a wonderful job anywhere you are of course. The videos are always very well done. I love your enthusiasm and undying wonder. Stay safe y’all!
after the main dragon dance, there are multiple dragons that go door to door to bless businesses often by doing a small dance in front of their business, and of course they then collect a small fee.
I'm Thai and I'm really addicted to patonggo. I have to remind myself don't eat too much because it can make me fat lol Actually it called youtiao in mandarin chinese but thai peoples in the past misunderstood and called it patonggo which is other type of chinese dessert.
Pathongko Chinese snack that came to Thailand with the Chinese immigrants. In Mandarin it is called Youtiao, in Cantonese Youzhagui, literally means ‘oil-fried devil’ Due to a confusion with a different kind of dessert, it should actually be called You Zha Guai in Teochew. It was previously sold together by street vendors who normally walked around and shouted both names out loud. However, Thai customers often mistakenly thought that the more popular You Zha Guai was Pathongko. Eventually, the real Pathongko disappeared from the market because of its unpopularity. In Thailand, Pathongko is also dipped into Thai Coconut Custard (Sangkaya) or condensed milk. The legend of the snack: During the Song Dynasty (960-1279), there was a famous and well-respected General, Yue Fei who had been known for his loyalty towards the kingdom and his Emperor. The Prime Minister of the time, Qin Gui had unusually resented Yue Fei. With the manipulative influence from his wife and to gain real power, he accused Yue Fei of a crime and executed him. Although frustrated, there was nothing the public civilians could do. To relieve his anger, a baker thought of an idea of making bread in the shape of 2 people twisted together and deep-fried it in burning hot oil. The shape was to signify Qin Gui and his wife. Symbolically, they had burnt the Qin Gui couple in hot oil and eaten them up. There are statues of Qin Hui and wife kneeling at Yue Fei gravestone in Yue Fei's shrine in Hangzhou. Some visitors traditionally curse and spit on the statues.
Thailand is country with largest chinese descent because buddhist and their king also had chinese bloods, for 2012 10 million thai people are chinese descent but for now its up to 40% thai people are had chinese bloods
10 million Chinese descent immigrating to Bkk is huge numbers in Thailand. In Turkey, just 100 Chinese immigrants you can observe as Turkey possess 91.000 mosques compared to 32.000 budhist temples in Thailand.
Sorry guys but you should do your research, Yokohama is the largest Chinatown, plus San Francisco is larger than Bangkok according to google. Also Chinese Luner New Year was on February 1st 2022, so as you only just posted this I’am confused, in fact the end of last week was the Songkran Water Festival, which is the most important Festival for Thai people and it’s Bhuddhist. So is this also celebrated by the Chinese community in Bangkok? I can only assume you shot this on February 1st, that’s the only thing that makes sense for me! 🤷♂️. Ok I’ve just checked your Instagram and you were in Bangkok 11 weeks ago, so you’re not posting currently, no problems! But the date of the vlog would of been helpful
Our understanding was that there’s debate on which Chinatown is the ‘largest’ based on square miles, population, etc. So, guess it depends on definition. Regardless, the Bangkok Chinatown is huge and vibrant. Yes, it takes us a bit longer to publish videos since we film more per week than we can edit, and spend more time editing than most to have really good quality videos.
Thailand is the largest chinese descent in the world without china taiwan, thai people in 2012 had 10 million chinese bloods but now is more bigger than 2012
You said that 14% of Thai people are Chinese decent. Do you know that they were forbidden to speak Chinese, their native language, at one point until not too long ago?
Not for long time that Chinese in Thai land were forbidden to learn Chinese in schools . In Thai- Chinese family they mainly speak Tea-chew for the old and speak Thai for the young generation. And they want to assimilate into Thai society so they just speak Thai .
As part of the 14% of Thai of Chinese descent, I thank you for mentioning that fact! Maybe one day people will stop saying "you don't look Thai" when I say I'm Thai-American, lol. Great video! I can't wait to go to Thailand next month to visit the relatives.
Glad you appreciated this! 😊 Ooh, enjoy your visit to Thailand 🇹🇭
Various Asian looks and ethnicities all throughout Southeast Asia. I don’t see a single Thai look, ever. And China is filled with people who have different looks and facial features, body types, etc.. Normal.
Foreigners will know more about the country because there are good tourists like you 2 introduced through your channel. Thank you very much.
Love Bangkok for the multicultural atmosphere🙂
Agreed! We love it!
Welcome to Thailand the paradise and the second home for all visitor !!!
Thank you!!! 🙏 😊 🇹🇭 ❤️
น้ำตาไหล ฟังไม่ออกเลย
You two keep getting better! This was one of my favorites from you. You were so energized and excited and it really came through. Makes me much more excited to explore Thailand. And congratulations on 20k subscribers - you really deserve it!
Thank you so much!!! This means a lot to us 😊 Glad you’re enjoying the adventures!
Great vid and so happy to see your channel bouncing back with viewers. Stuck with y’all through the hard times and stoked to see it turning back around.
Thank you so much! Means a lot to us 😊 Things are looking up again!
As I'm Thai this is Yaowarat Road, it's an overseas Chinese district, and I'm a Chinese-Thai. My great-grandfather is from Shantou.
Thank you for watching 🙏
Thanks
welcome to Thailand "ยินดีต้อนรับครับ" Keep fighting....>
Thank you 🙏 😊 🇹🇭
Really enjoyed this video! Can’t wait for more!
Yay, thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Absolutely loved Seeing The Dancing Dragon & The Lanterns In Chinatown. Got So Much Better At Nighttime Food Looked So Yummy. Think I Would Stay Inside Chinatown To Soak It Up. Absolutely Fantastic From The Moment It Started Until The Moment It Ended.
Thank you, so glad you enjoyed it! It definitely got better and better as the night arrived. Staying in Chinatown would be a great idea to really soak it all in. The energy was unreal!
ขอบคุณสำหรับการแบ่งปัน💕🙏🇹🇭
Thank you 🙏 😊 🇹🇭
Red color everywhere!!❣️❣️❣️ The lights at night look so pretty.
Pa Tong Go is my fave!
It’s so vibrant at night! The fresh fried Pa Tong Go is so good 🤤
Chinese donut actually they sell it with hot soybeans milk in the morning. When I was little in Thailand. I dipped it in soybean milk, was so good! 😋
Oh fun, thank you for this info! That sounds delicious 🤤
I love the excitement and positive vibes you captured, another great vlog :-) P.S. the red pants suit Ashley ;-)
Yay, so glad to hear it! Thank you so much for your support :) Ashley said 'THANK YOU!'
Wow! Loved this video. So much energy, you can feel it coming through. Thanks, cant wait to see upcoming vids.
Yay, so glad you enjoyed it 😊 It was so much fun and glad you felt the energy!
patongo is a magical thing. one of those food i absolutely miss every time i leave. we doing have that here (that is like what you got).
classically, you'd eat dip it in sweeten condensed milk. for some people, that plus coffee is their standard breakfast.
my favourite use, though, is them cut up and added to congee/jok. it's amazing.
It’s so delicious when freshly fried! Thanks for watching 😊
It's refreshing to see siblings who are so close.
Because we’re married 😂 (but not siblings!)
Hi Guys enjoyed The Chinese New Year 🥳 & hope you both have an awesome 👌 Easter 🐣 today wherever you may be. ✌
Thank you; glad you enjoyed it 😊 Hope you have a wonderful Easter as well! ✌️
ยินดีต้อนรับครับ👍👍🇾🇪🇾🇪💝💝
Welcome!! have a good trip. 👍😁🇹🇭
Thank you so much!!!
Welcome both of you to Thailand. I really hope you will like and have fun here.
ถ้าไปเยาวราชตอนเทศกาลกินเจ จะมีอาหารมังสวิรัติอร่อยๆเยอะมาก 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for this info about the Vegetarian Festival 🌱 🙏 😊
Welcome and have a good trip,Chan,Nonthaburi,Thailand.
Thank you 🙏 😊 🇹🇭
It's very heartwarming to have you in Grong Tep... enjoy your visiting.
Thank you; we love every visit to Thailand 🇹🇭 😊
Enjoyed
Thank you 😊
Glad to see you have a good time here in China town Bangkok. Welcome to Thailand!! I had Patonggo since I was very young but now I have less because it's quite oily. But it always taste great. We can also have Patongo with coffee or tea for breakfast. :D
Thank you 🙏 😊 it’s oily but so delicious!
Loved it you guys!!! The Broll of that temple was top notch and loved the energy of the holiday and festivities! Great video 🤗💖
Thank you!!! 🤗 Glad y’all enjoyed it! The temple and festivities were so vibrant!
Every year in the end of September to Early October for about 7 Days the entire street will sell only vegetarian food for the vegetarian festival.
Oh nice! That would be fun to attend for us! Thank you 🙏
Your picture so beautiful and clear 🥰
😊 Thank you! Glad you liked the video
I was just in that temple a few weeks ago. Back home in Asheville, NC now. Returning to Asia for seven weeks a year from now...hopefully. Safe travels.
Hi, Welcome to Thailand. 🙏🙏 Greetings from Thailand. 🖐🖐
Thank you 🙏 😊 🇹🇭
Welcome to Chaing Mai city 🙏😊🤗🇹🇭
Thank you! 🙏 😊 🇹🇭
เยี่ยม
WOW🤤
So goooood 🤤
Congrats on hitting 20k subscribers! Did you get a new camera or lens as it's feel like I'm watching Netflix production quality now. Loving the content.
Yay, thank you!!! 😊 We did a while back, but we’ve also gotten a bit better at filming with it and editing, lol 😂 Glad the effort is showing!
Love your videos, especially in SE Asia. You two do a wonderful job anywhere you are of course. The videos are always very well done. I love your enthusiasm and undying wonder. Stay safe y’all!
Thank you so much, Aaron! This made our day :) We'll keep them coming!
เที่ยวไทยให้สนุกและปลอดภัยนะครับ
stay safe
Will do!
after the main dragon dance, there are multiple dragons that go door to door to bless businesses often by doing a small dance in front of their business, and of course they then collect a small fee.
Great fun fact! Thank you!
Hope yous joy joy and joys in thailand
We had so much fun! Love Thailand 🇹🇭
it's great vdo . may b i'm Thai. good editing
Thank you 🙏 😊 🇹🇭
ยินดีต้อนรับครับ
Thank you!
There will be a Vegetarian Festival at Yaowarat which is all vegetarian.
Welcome to thailand
Thank you 🙏 😊 🇹🇭
Sa wad dee kupp🙏, You love Thaiiland I love you 😘
Haha, yes! We love Thailand 🇹🇭 🙏
Thank you, Thailand miss you👍
สวัสดี welcome to Thailand 🙏❤️
Thank you 🙏 😊 🇹🇭
Yaowarat or Grand China town near Phakurat or little indian in Bangkok metro.
Red, Yellow , Gold not Dragon , but it is Lions.
Have a beautiful trip
loved this video
Yes! Thank you 😊
@@KeepGoingPlaces you welcome :)
You mind letting us know the camera and lenses you were using, the quality is absolutely fantastic..
I'm Thai and I'm really addicted to patonggo. I have to remind myself don't eat too much because it can make me fat lol
Actually it called youtiao in mandarin chinese but thai peoples in the past misunderstood and called it patonggo which is other type of chinese dessert.
Good vdo
Thank you 🙏
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Good video!
Yay, thank you 🙏 😊
Pathongko
Chinese snack that came to Thailand with the Chinese immigrants. In Mandarin it is called Youtiao, in Cantonese Youzhagui, literally means ‘oil-fried devil’ Due to a confusion with a different kind of dessert,
it should actually be called You Zha Guai in Teochew. It was previously sold together by street vendors who normally walked around and shouted both names out loud. However, Thai customers often mistakenly thought that the more popular You Zha Guai was Pathongko. Eventually, the real Pathongko disappeared from the market because of its unpopularity. In Thailand, Pathongko is also dipped into Thai Coconut Custard (Sangkaya) or condensed milk.
The legend of the snack:
During the Song Dynasty (960-1279), there was a famous and well-respected General, Yue Fei who had been known for his loyalty towards the kingdom and his Emperor. The Prime Minister of the time, Qin Gui had unusually resented Yue Fei. With the manipulative influence from his wife and to gain real power, he accused Yue Fei of a crime and executed him.
Although frustrated, there was nothing the public civilians could do. To relieve his anger, a baker thought of an idea of making bread in the shape of 2 people twisted together and deep-fried it in burning hot oil. The shape was to signify Qin Gui and his wife. Symbolically, they had burnt the Qin Gui couple in hot oil and eaten them up.
There are statues of Qin Hui and wife kneeling at Yue Fei gravestone in Yue Fei's shrine in Hangzhou.
Some visitors traditionally curse and spit on the statues.
Wow, thanks for the background on the donuts! Interesting legend!
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😊 🇹🇭
🙏❤️❤️
So cute
Thank you 🙏
Thailand is country with largest chinese descent because buddhist and their king also had chinese bloods, for 2012 10 million thai people are chinese descent but for now its up to 40% thai people are had chinese bloods
Yes this is the biggest Chinatown out side China mother land.
It’s a great one to experience! Thanks for watching 😊
I hope Siargao and Palawan is part of your itinerary :)
Soon we hope! Maybe after the rainy season? 🇵🇭
Nice
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ถ้ากินกับโจ๊กหมูจะอร่อยกว่านี้ครับ เค้าเรียกว่าปาท่องโก๋!
Thanks for the tip! 😊
ขอบคุณที่มาทำคลิปเผยแพร่การท่องเที่ยวในไทย ฉันจะติดตามสนับสนุนคุณ
Nice video
Thank you 🙏
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สวัสดีครับ🙏
Hi, thank you for watching! 🙏 😊
It s Michelin Guide, ( or Michelin recommended) it s not award. I heard. 😜
Ah, yes! That’s correct
10 million Chinese descent immigrating to Bkk is huge numbers in Thailand. In Turkey, just 100 Chinese immigrants you can observe as Turkey possess 91.000 mosques compared to 32.000 budhist temples in Thailand.
Wow, thanks for the additional insight!
China Town is but a very small part of Bangkok!
So true - it’s a massive city!
I just notice , I couldn't heard any car horn while you walked by the street side . It looks like people there usually do not use it .
It considers rude here in Thailand. We don't honk unless we encounter a really horrible driver or nearly causing accident.
We heard horns every now and then but not as much as you would think
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நானும் உங்க கூட வரலாமா!!
7:23 those are lions not dragons
ผมเห็นคุณผู้หญิงใส่หน้ากาก แบบใคว้ที่หูเธอ เวลาผมใส่ มันหลวม เดี๋ยวผมลองทำตาม🤣🤣
Ashley always reminds me of Ellen Page!
We get that so much!
Almost all Asians in that region came from China: thais, japanese, cambodians, etc..
Sorry guys but you should do your research, Yokohama is the largest Chinatown, plus San Francisco is larger than Bangkok according to google. Also Chinese Luner New Year was on February 1st 2022, so as you only just posted this I’am confused, in fact the end of last week was the Songkran Water Festival, which is the most important Festival for Thai people and it’s Bhuddhist. So is this also celebrated by the Chinese community in Bangkok? I can only assume you shot this on February 1st, that’s the only thing that makes sense for me! 🤷♂️. Ok I’ve just checked your Instagram and you were in Bangkok 11 weeks ago, so you’re not posting currently, no problems! But the date of the vlog would of been helpful
Our understanding was that there’s debate on which Chinatown is the ‘largest’ based on square miles, population, etc. So, guess it depends on definition. Regardless, the Bangkok Chinatown is huge and vibrant. Yes, it takes us a bit longer to publish videos since we film more per week than we can edit, and spend more time editing than most to have really good quality videos.
Thailand is the largest chinese descent in the world without china taiwan, thai people in 2012 had 10 million chinese bloods but now is more bigger than 2012
That’s a lion not a dragon 🤣 is called Lion Dance
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@@KeepGoingPlaces you're videos' the best i think i saw you in Mexico but at that time i didn't know who you were
เยาวราชไม่ใช่ของไทยหรอก เป็นของจีนแล้ว..มีตรงไหนเหมือนไทยบ้างครับ..
You said that 14% of Thai people are Chinese decent. Do you know that they were forbidden to speak Chinese, their native language, at one point until not too long ago?
No, that’s unfortunate though!
Not for long time that Chinese in Thai land were forbidden to learn Chinese in schools . In Thai- Chinese family they mainly speak Tea-chew for the old and speak Thai for the young generation. And they want to assimilate into Thai society so they just speak Thai .
And They don’t see the necessary to speak Tea-chew anymore .
loved it
Thank you!
Sa wad dee kupp🙏, You love Thaiiland I love you 😘
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