The Unseen LAWA PEOPLE FOOD!! | 20 Kilo Meat Salad w/ COOLEST AUNTY in the Mountains!
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MAE HONG SON, THAILAND (แม่ฮ่องสอน) - Welcome to Mae Hong Son (แม่ฮ่องสอน), located in the very northwestern corner of Thailand. Today, we are visiting a Hill Tribe Village of the Lawa People (ลัวะ). While many people groups in Northern Thailand trace their ancestry to South China (Yunnan) and Myanmar, the Lawa People (ลัวะ) are an indigenous to Thailand. They are cooking a unique dish, which is called to-sabuak, basically a boiled meat salad full of local herbs. So let’s learn about the amazing Lawa People of Thailand! #Thailand #MaeHongSon #ThaiFood
Ban La Oop Village (บ้านละอูบ) is located near Mae Sariang in Mae Hong Son Province of Thailand. The village itself is spectacularly beautiful, on the peaks of mountains where they grow beans, starches, and now coffee. When we arrived they were ready to get started for our main dish. To make it, they simply boiled pork in water until it was fully cooked. I think one of the main key steps though was the roasted chilies which were charred before being pounded. When the pork was ready, they sliced it all up, and mixed it with chilies, lemongrass, coriander, and salt. The result was basically a pork boiled salad, full of vibrant local herbs.
It dawned on me, this could really be an original food of Thailand, an ancient method of cooking and simple technique of combining meat with herbs for seasoning.
It was delicious, simple, and satisfying.
It was also really cool to hang out with the Lawa People (ลัวะ) and especially to hang out with Aunty!
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People in rural areas mostly villages are very humble and live a different life. It is good to see Mark visiting and exploring his culture.
I am truly humbled by his venture to traditional towns😊 I personally respect all cultures and foods💓
The flower is called sorell u can make juice with it
So true!
Nice that he brings attention to these people.
your way of honoring and comforting people is so graceful, humble and a joy to watch. thank you.
Such a joyful person *Mark* atleast you never diss at any communities and most importantly the too much respect you give to them and their food as well.
Good Job *Mr Mark* be blessed mahn!
Thank you Emmah!
@@MarkWiens your most welcome
You’re simply the best Mark. You move so seamlessly and respectfully with diverse communities without that ‘first-world’ imposition.
เย้ชอบๆ.มาถ่ายทำ.การปรุงอาหารที่.แม่ฮ่องสอน.ไทยแลนด์เชล้ญชมการปรุงอาหารได้เลย.ฝีมือเยี่ยม.เพราะไทยแลนด์เป็นครัวของโลก.ทรัพยากร.วัตถุดิบเรามีเยอะ.พวกผักปลา.ชนิดในน้ำมีปลา.ในนามีข้าวค่ะ
I especially like and appreciate your humbleness and distinct respect of languages that there's no cursing! Whether you've edited it out or there's none to be found. I highly respect your dignity and your overall enthusiasm for food, anything and everything that could ever be edible!!!
I love the respect you show to people and how appreciative you are of their culture. Aunty rocks!
There are lots of traveler foodies but, from all of them you are my favorite. The reason is the fact that you have such great respect for every culture and person that you meet in your journeys. You humbleness is inspiring. Thank you for taking us with you :)
I like to eat THAILAND FOODS, ITS SO YUMMY AND ALMOST ALL FRESH AND ORGANIC, ITS SO APPETIZING
Pl.
I like u mam
I have to agree with this 💯
It's hard to understand how some people look at other people - cultures, races, traditions, cuisine etc., and feel superior, yet we all belong in this world.
Each is important, valued and loved - no person or race is "better" than any other. Beautiful video Mark, thank you for sharing.
Beautiful people and culture 😻.
because fact is some cultures are better than others. Cultures dont make us human. So cultures destroy our humanity and divide us.
I agree
Myson
I’mm
Can’t even begin to say how beautiful it is that you make the people of these quaint areas so comfortable and help them to love sharing their lifestyle with you and us. Please make sure they know the appreciation we have for them as well as you and your beautiful family. Am always glad I found your channel. Bless you all!!!
I struggle expressing my thoughts and feelings in English, but I must say you have spoken for me as well. Thank you so much. Mark is simply amazing
I love Mark’s face expressions when he tastes & describes the tenderness/taste of the pork! Very passionate with his work and respectful to humanity! Great food and content man!
Mark Weins continues to demonstrate the amazing cuisine heritage that exists still to this day in so many south East Asian countries. Dishes that explode with flavours that typically aren’t remotely ever explored here in the west. Good for you Mark for bringing these cultures to the forefront of visibility at least to those here in the west.
I loved the old woman, the simplicity and the friendliness of her.
Why r you didn't go to srilanka nice place
must have been a fun person when she was young
Yup'reminds me of my great grandparents. 😊
I love her lifestyle too
She's so precious
Always so positive and respectful. These are signature characteristics of Mark. This is why I truly enjoy watching your videos. When my day is not going well I just watch a little bit of Mark and I feel so much better because of his positivity ( and of course the food is amazing)!!!
Hiii
Aunty is a real sweetheart. So much Love and Joy in her heart!
That’s what the world requires ❤️
Respect ma ma
@@ThydaCookingTV thank you 🙏
@@rachelandrews5889 🙏🏻
It's a lot of fun when everyone is together cooking, sharing laughs, personal knowledge and stories. Food in Asia is not about food alone, it's about sharing and happiness. This reminds me of my family in Vietnam.
Hii
I belong from Noreast India from the state Tripura
It's quite surprising to know that we have the exact same dish as our traditional delicacy which is actually a side dish named Wahan(pork) Mosdeng(pounded chillies).
The dish may be brought by Thai Ahom people, who ruled North East India for a long time.
The dish may be brought by Thai Ahom people, who ruled North East India for a long time.
@@muzeebhussain5707 Thai never ruled NE India. They are all Independent Princely State
Yes... it's just like wahan mosodeng... even the combo of sticky rice and soup... even the elephant foot yam is common in tripura, north east India made into bataima and cooked almost similarly...
Dear mr. Mark weins... please look through Tripuri dishes mainly pork in you tube... you may appreciate the similarities
Yeah
There are many resembles with my culture which is Mizo (northeast India), from their fireplace, village, cooking style etc.. can't help but feel our ancestors were related.
@Mark Wiens , thank you for this fantastic content 👏💜
Can relate to it as a Naga too :)
Same here (kuki) Darlong
I love how you let Micah go for it & you don't hinder him; nothing fazes that child because he is learning the natural way
I'm from the north east state of called Mizoram, it's crazy how similar our food and clothes are. Thank you for showing us this incredible culture, I will definitely visit them as soon as Covid-19 is over!
I was searching for this.
From Nagaland 🙏
I'm a Boro from Assam. I couldn't agree with you more.
But the girl/women from mizoram could not prepare this type of dish.. beco's they need/like ready made chinese food.
@@klarmylover7737 I am a girl from Mizoram and I know thousands of Mizo girls who prepare these kind of meals twice a day.
@@klarmylover7737 are you serious?
It seems like Mark is always discovering new foods in Thailand! Amazing for such a small country!
Love how humble you are Mark! Loved this episode , Auntie is such a sweet woman
Hiii
mark is so humble and kind, I always find myself smiling when watching his videos!
I know right.... His Innocence and sincerity makes the whole video fun to watch.
👍👍👍
I love this experience!!! Auntie eats her rice so clean!!! What a blessing! Gratitude for you showing the people this amazing moment!!!! Namaste
One of the best things that Mark does when sitting down to eat with people, or even just meeting people in general; is showing genuine respect!!
Yes 👏
Yup
How does Mark remain so thin? He eats more than anyone I know. His eyes light up when he is eating. And he eats any and everything. He has the most beautiful personality and appreciates every single culture on the planet. Mark you are loved!
I have traveled the world and never left my house. All I have to do is watch Mark. There is only one problem! I gain weight watching him....lol
He works out regularly lol he has videos on it of him at home and his routine.
Wow, out of this world video, so natural and awesome traditional way of cooking ! 😍😍😍. I am in love with this village !
I vote for this video to be placed in a special UNESCO heritage award section. This is another amazing and humbling example of the cultural diversity of the World, history and the true promotion of peace... Thanks Mark!
The red fruit added to the purple yam is called sorrel here in Trinidad and Tobago. We make a tasty drink with it with added spices
😉🇹🇹
Yeah we’ve got it in Gambia as well
Sorrel fav Trini Christmas drink..the red fruit 💕💕💕
It's amazing cos the way they pack rice and cooked meat is just similar with us..I belong to India,Meghalaya and I'm from garo tribe
Mark's big friendly smile is a large part of the enjoyment factor in his videos.
He has a good smile
Yeah
Mark really respects the culture of every tribe....He never even mixed the pork with rice directly just keeping in mind the tradition..👍
The way you describe food is the way Steve Irwin described animals. Respect brother
Two of them are amazing
I’m so addicted to these videos! I’m scared to fly so this is my way of traveling through you mark and learning about different cultures. Im also learning new meals I want to try and cook to the best of my ability lol. I can imagine they’re way healthier than our food in the US with so much added hormones, preservatives.
Hi
She can understand you bcs she know as well you didn’t speak any negativity , that’s instinct
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These shows, just SHOWS how big and diverse this planet is. Even though pork can be VERY palatable, I can only eat it less than 5 times a year. And Especially when its 90 degrees outside. When I sweat i can feel the stickiness Ooozing out of my pours.
That’s really beautiful how he connected with the older lady. They have no clue what each other is actually saying but yet they are having a beautiful conversation with each other just by gestures , signing kinda body language is what I’m trying to say. This shows no matter how far apart no matter what ends of the world that ur from human connection is a beautiful thing. They are having an entire conversation with our having to speak to each other. I love that. And u can get the purple yams in the state’s. We call them purple potatoes or purple yams. There really good I hear.
He’s always so happy about the process of arriving, the preparation, learning the culture and then finally eating. Pretty cool
Yea he’s so cool
Really really cool bro. He's so SINCERE and passionate.😊
6bhwu
ขอบคุณมารค์ที่ทำวีดีโอนี้ขอให้คุณไปถ่านทำใหัทั่วไทยนะค็.ไปภาคไต้.และภาคอีสานด้วยค่ะ
he show so much love to all cultures and their food very respectful and entertaining.honestly i couldn't do this job.but its fun to watch
It's like history melting in your mouth... Love it Mark! More of this please..
Thank you!
โอ.ขอบคุณมารค์ที่พาพวกเราได้เห็นการฝีมือการทำเครื่องประดับของชุนชนบ้านป่าบ้านชาวดอย.และชนบท.ของไทยแลนด์
Am watching right now. I love how so many woman are working together on this one, but are not in each other’s way. They seem to all know what their contributing tasks are. Really cool! 😃
Hii
I come here to give a like cause i know it will help mark get more viewership and i do this because of how kind and positive he is
Hi Robert If you have time please visit my channel thanks
Thank you very much Robert!
Same👍.
This is what I call: travelling without coming out of my bed!!! 😎 Great video as always! ❤️
Mark, you single handed made this quarantine doable. Thanks to your videos I have learned how cook Thai food, authentic Thai food. Went to Thai town and brought the ingredients. AND that's why Los Angeles is great.
Thank you very much Becky, hope you're doing well and keeping safe. Awesome that you got Thai ingredients!
Thier ways of dressing and cooking are quite similar to us.Lots of Love from Nagaland🥰😍😍
This was amazing to say the least. Thank You Mark, Ying and Micah for sharing some of the most special parts of the world with us! MAD LOVE!
Hii
Dear Mark,I've been watching many episodes of yours. One thing I am certain of, you are such a humble and loving person. Hope your son and wife all well. May God bless you.
Love from Sri Lanka
You are so simple couple and family. It's our pleasure to all the unique vlogs you bring out for us. Loved to watch this episode.
I just love the people you have the privilege to meet Aunty looks beautiful with her jewellery! You can see they are honoured to have yous in their home.
Your passion for food and culture is highly contagious. Loved Aunty. It just goes to show how the love of food and the love of people can break any perceived barriers and receive a wealth of invaluable experience. Love your channel @Mark Weins, love your humility and your healthy respect and love of people and their culture globally. As we say in Jamaica....Nuff love, nuff respect :-)
Thank you very much Elaine, really appreciate your incredible support. Love Jamaica!!
@@MarkWiens Jamaica loves you too Mark. You must visit again. There is so much more ackee n salt fish and scotch bonnet pepper waiting for you to consume :-) Blessings.
Hii
These people look so tribal and seperated from mainland Thailand. Love to know more their culture and traditions. Food preparation look so amazing.
Mark I am so so proud of you for going through various parts of Thailand. It is promoting the country you are in and you are doing a fab job. Love it that you are not selling products like other CZcamsrs
Mark is possibly the most positive and kind person on CZcams.
We call that red flowers "Mwkhrwi" in our Kokborok Language from Tripura (India)
Thanks for sharing, very cool!
Assam,india people and thai people both are from yunnsn ,china TAI people,in india they part assimiliate with ahom people,manipur people are common in burma,i think you should visit 8 north east states bordering tibet,burma,yunnan,china all completely different looking like burmese,chinese,korean,tibet,thai looking people,food culture very similar to above people
In Meghalaya Garo hills (India) it's called tajong
In Manipur it's called "Sougri"
Hi. From Boroland. We call it mwita.
Who could resist Ying when she smiles?! Think she is amazing wife and mum, always working!
Aunty has become famous worldwide. And she has learnt the new english word : Oh Wow
Yeah ohh wow
We really respect how Mark genuinely respect other people's culture. It's apparent from his face and the way he interacts with people hailing from different cultures and countries.
Who loves watching mark?
👇
I can hear Micah’s laughter! Beautiful!
One of my favourite CZcamsr ♦️♦️♦️
Mine too
I'm from Nagaland, Northeast India. We use Roselle flowers and leaves to sour our dish. And we dry the leaves and flowers to preserve them during the off season.
Mark must be so excited seeing that lots of chilies 😆
Wow I love food prepared with all simplicity that brings out all the flavors in each ingredient.
Always a happy and positive Mark. nice with a new video. Thanks..
This was just a beautiful video. I so enjoyed Auntie. You could feel her spirit through the entire video. Such a loving culture and people.
Beautiful, love how he helps to preserve culture by bringing attention to them. Thank you
Mark appreciates what he eats ,genuinely. No fuss ,no pretence! You mouth waters when he eats& want to join him too! Happy Go Lucky person,really!
Who else gets super excited to see Mark eat? I can’t help but to smile when I watch his videos!
Me too kinda smiling all through out the video. his Innocence and passion to learn the traditions of the indigents makes it more fun to watch the video.
Hii
Through Mark, we have gone to other places showing us their culture and tradition. By showing us the foods and drinks, I think we are one of them in camaraderie. Goodluck Mark. Mabuhay!
The food looks simple, natural, organic, and very tasty!
"I am wondering who introduce the MSG to their cuisine."
👍😋🌶🍽☕
Uncle Roger lol
Much better not to use msg
Their msg is from plant natural and most likely ? not the commercialized chemical?
The way they cook rice ... I feel they are cookek exactly as how we did in Meghalaya India... Really love to see this
Mark yr such a humble kind n amazing human being ❤️🙏
Mark wins is an amazing human down to earth personality. He's a great husband and good father. Very family oriented man 👨👩👦🌎💜
I'm glad I seen the notification 😂😂 watching something else but I here watching 😂✋
In the Philippines, part of Cordillera we called the meat "watwat"!!
Thank you watching from jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Ying is a woman after my own heart, cannot pass up a jewelry shop without purchasing some jewelry. wear the jewlery in good health Ying, enjoy your coffee Mark.
Every time he eats we too have to eat something. He makes me salivate no matter what he eats. He is very lucky to be able to eat anything without any problems.
I'm eating right now. 😂
It’s amazing how most tribes within certain races can welcome you and serve you food, make you feel at home even when there’s a language barrier. Love the aunty🙌🏿
Great enthusiasm. Like the way you try to speak the lingo wherever you go and show appreciation.
LAWA People. LAWA Food. LAWA incredible Aunty....and Incredible YOU. I LOVE these regions that are so fortunate to have banana leaves....how wonderful that each dish is wrapped differently so that one can know what kind of dish is inside....be it a rice or a pork portion. I LOVED how you ate your meal as Aunty does! What an HONOR you showed her. Thank you, Mark. You start my days with love of the many cultures of people and dishes they produce. SO Interesting and delicious. I have several channels I subscribe to. I think yours is the BEST.
Love the village cooking and authentic food! Would love to eat this with the tasty sounds!
who is taking time to dislike mark's videos when all he does is eat and be nice to people???
Hello Mark. It is so good to see you back. Many thanks for bringing this masterpiece once again. Hope you well
Yes ..i like watching you traveling local village and local food ...its better to watch organic😊
in general its a purple yam regardless of its shape, here in the Philippines its called "UBE", the crop is also native to Hawaii and its called "Uhi"
I just love it when you visit these villages!! So interesting and insightful.
Best aunty with the best food to eat there. That's perfect
What's so cool about these foreign Street foods is it's all natural. I could literally try in my own kitchen.
Pum,Pum yam
That's what we call it in JAMAICA 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲bless up Mark...we love you guys....
St. Vincent yam is the purple one.
You don’t need much to be happy. Family & delicious simple food like this is what I call richness. The auntie seems so happy, her hands are full of wisdom & adorns herself with jewellery that is so colourful & brings out the happy endorphins in oneself 😀😀. I was in Chiang Mai a few years ago & went to the village where the women wear the golden circles around their necks. Their traditional clothing is so colourful, beautiful & enchanting. I love how they live, it might be hard for them & are tempted by the modern world, but really they should keep their culture alive & going. These people, same, it’s such a beautiful thing to grow your own vegetables & feed off what you grow or breed. Modern society is not all that great with all the stress we endure, please keep this culture & way of life. You are living the dream Mark, eating, travelling & getting money all at the same time. Bring more cultural village stories like this. 🤩👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Evertime when mark upload new video is really something awesome content .
I really love auntie she’s the boss every time she laughs I laugh amazing
You never disappoint Mark! Thanks for helping us "eat" all over Thailand and the world!
We do cook Roselle flowers, Roselle leaves with chicken. Lawa peoples food is very much similar with our tribes food.Thats exactly how we make salad with roasted dry chili after boiling the meat.... Yum yum 😋
The question that my mom always asks every time we watch Mark together, "How come he isn't getting fat even though he eats a lot?"
Different Metabolism
@@FixDylann Yeah, I need his metabolism so I don't have to worry about calories 🤣🤣🤣
@@yoscar you only live once eat what you want lmao
Well I got same metabolism as mark but sadly I don't have access to all those amazing mouth watering meals
@@FixDylann that what I do till now 🤣🤣🤣
I'm so touched by auntie. she is amazing. such simple life, rich with tradition and so down-to-earth. thanks
The way Mark Elaborate everything that is Incredibly Aswome 👍 .alway love to watch ⌚ 🙏🙏 mark and when Mark says O wow 😳😳
This is great watching the villagers recreate knowledge of cooking with the different plants.
Wow..20 kilos of meat salad, I'm from Indonesia and very excited 🔥
I'm from arunachal pradesh, india and that culture was so similar to my culture. The house, the dishes, the way they wrap the rich like everything.
Love your vibe Mark 💖 you are so open to new things, culture, and traditions. You're very nice and respectful 🙂
I'm from the northeast state of Nagaland, india and I'm amazed and surprised that it's very much similar to us,from food-clothes-features-house-style-hill top, literally everything. Even the necklace the woman is wearing it's similar with naga traditional necklace. I hope Mark will visit NE states soon❤❤