Every Trip,
On Camera

A guide to the first eighteen

Most of the channel is filmed in Bangkok and the towns around it, with trips to Ayutthaya, Khao Yai and Vientiane. The videos fall into three groups: street food and night markets, markets and shopping, and days out. Where a video has a longer write-up on this site, the link is next to it, with the place, the dishes and the details that do not fit in a video. The links open the video in a player on this page.

Street food and night markets

• Eggs and noodles in Sai Mai, one cook and one wok, the most-watched video on the channel. Read the write-up.
• Street food in Bangkok and Vientiane, a tour across two capitals. Vientiane's five bites, written up.
• Five must-eat bites in Vientiane, bold Lao flavours from the street. Read the write-up.
• A Lao roadside breakfast, a morning in Vientiane. Read the write-up.
• The best night market in Ayutthaya, a hidden gem. Read the write-up.
• Ramkhamhaeng Night Market, eating through a Bangkok night market.
• Chang Erawan Market, a Thai food adventure.
• Uncle Tu's $0.30 dishes, a Bangkok stall owner who has kept his prices low for years.
• The $10 street food challenge at Thai Food Fest.
• Banana roti on Sala Daeng, how it is made. Read the write-up, and the deep-fried seafood nearby.

Markets and shopping

• Thrift shopping at Pattavikorn Market, cheap finds in Bangkok. Read the write-up.
• 1981 Soul & Sold, a vintage market in Bangkok. Read the write-up.
• Platinum Fashion Mall, a shopping tour covering fashion deals and wholesale prices. Read the write-up.

Days out

• 48 hours in Ayutthaya, covering temples, floating markets and hidden gems.
• Wat Phu Khao Thong after dark, when an ancient temple turns into a festival.
• Koh Larn, with a boat cruise, a motorbike ride, beach hopping and an early morning sea swim.
• A day in Songwat, Bangkok, which was not what I expected.
• Milking a cow for the first time at Farm Chokchai in Khao Yai. Read the write-up.

How the videos are made

Filming in busy markets takes some etiquette, and the notes on filming in markets without being that guy explain how it is done. If you would rather read than watch, the blog and the country guides carry the same places, with prices and practical details. To see a country's food at a glance, try Taste Match.