Asian Street Food
Don't watch - go there and try it.
During the time that I had the Pacific Rim as sales territory, I had true street vendor food in Taipei & Singapore. But, local business contacts took me to small local restaurants throughout the region (from Seoul & Tokyo down to Jakarta, and then out to Manila), which were far superior to the 'fancy' places mentioned in tourist guides.
Did you see that Netflix has a series on Asian Street food? Caught one - it was pretty good - same producer as Chef's table.
I skipped around a little - the ice cream cone technology at the 20 minute mark is cool, but overall a bit lengthy to just watch. Did you have a favorite section?
tomcat said:
Don't watch - go there and try it.
During the time that I had the Pacific Rim as sales territory, I had true street vendor food in Taipei & Singapore. But, local business contacts took me to small local restaurants throughout the region (from Seoul & Tokyo down to Jakarta, and then out to Manila), which were far superior to the 'fancy' places mentioned in tourist guides.
Sad to say I think my traveling days are over. I'll have to live this one vicariously.
This isn't necessarily street food, but it's a clever take on an egg sandwich
looks pretty good. what did she throw in at the very end? it was a big something or other.
It's true man. I had a chance to travel to ThaiLand and I must say the food of ThaiLand is very good. I hope I can travel to another country of Asia in the future
I can watch these videos all day.
Asia is a century ahead of us in street food technology.