
Some of the best restaurants in Thailand I’ve eaten at have been a product of just walking around with no plans and discovering a restaurant. That’s exactly what happened when we ate at Loong Thai Khao Gaeng (ลุงไทยข้าวแกง (เพชรบุรี), a restaurant in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
We had justed visited a local market, located across the street from Chiang Mai university, and we were headed back to the center of town to have lunch and to walk around more. But just as we were about to jump into the back of a taxi (rot songthaew), we noticed a restaurant that was bumping with customers… and it wasn’t even lunchtime yet. One thing I’m always paying attention to when I eat is crowds of people at a restaurant – if you ever notice a crowd, that’s a pretty good sign of something good being served.
Loong Thai Khao Gaeng (ลุงไทยข้าวแกง (เพชรบุรี) is a Thai rice and curry restaurant. You can choose to order your food with a separate plate of rice bowls of dishes, or you can get a plate of rice and then choose the different dishes you want placed on top. We ordered a combination of both. First I got a plate of rice topped with some amazing looking pad phet neua (ผัดเผ็ดเนื้อ beef fried in red curry) and mara pad kai (มะระผัดไข่ bitter melon fried with egg). On the side, I couldn’t resist ordering an extra dish of lon dao jeow (หลนเต้าเจี๋ยว) an old school Thai dish, like a dip used for vegetables, made from fermented soy beans. Finally, I wasn’t first going to order it, but after seeing nearly everyone who was eating there order it, I got an extra plate of gob pad phet (ผัดเผ็ดกบ frog fried in red chili curry).
The two chili curry dishes looked incredibly spice from the start, bright red in color, and were just stuffed with chilies. The pad phet neua (ผัดเผ็ดเนื้อ beef fried in red curry), was incredibly good, and it tasted sort of like beef jerky, flavored with wonderful spices and an unbelievable amount of chili coated onto every single piece. I’m a huge fan of bitter melon, and the bitter melon stir fried with egg was a perfect complement to the spicy beef. The lon dao jeow (หลนเต้าเจี๋ยว) is a unique and interesting dish. It has a bit of a flavor of cheese, but for myself it was a bit on the sweet side. It did taste good with raw vegetables, but I would have preferred it, had it not been so sweet. Finally the pad phet gob (ผัดเผ็ดกบ frog fried in red chili curry) was wonderful. Again, the spices and chili were incredibly pungent, and I actually cried from eating it. The chunks of frog were nice and tender and despite all the little boney pieces of frog, there was still some good meat to it.
If you love spicy food, and want to try some authentic Northern style rice and curry when you’re in Chiang Mai, Loong Thai Khao Gaeng (ลุงไทยข้าวแกง (เพชรบุรี) is a wonderful place. But do be prepared to cry from the amount of chilies they use in their cooking. They also have some dishes that aren’t too spicy, but you should most definitely try the spicy dishes, as that’s what they are most famous for.
Loong Thai Khao Gaeng
Address: Thanon Suthep, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Open hours: 4 am – 2 pm daily (good for breakfast or lunch)
Phone: 08-6977-8593
Prices: About 50 THB per person
ลุงไทยข้าวแกง (เพชรบุรี)
ที่อยู่ ถนนสุเทพ ตำบล ช้างคลาน อำเภอ เมือง จังหวัด เชียงใหม่ ทางเข้ากองบิน 41 ข้างโรงแรมพิงค์พยอม
โทร.08-6977-8593
เปิดจันทร์ – ศุกร์ 04.00 – 14.00 น.
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I love to watch food videos on sundays. It is my favorite day of the week.
This guy's reactions are fake
They say frog taste like chicken 🤔
Honest question Mark, i been watching almost all your videos, and i was wondering…
Have you ever had a bad case of the shits from eating in all these different countries?
Thai chillie😋👍 💯good dishes good video👍💖😍
frog, beef good food video
He makes everything look good! 😫
Damn Bro I think this one is the Best reaction I've seen so far!!!! Still new on ur videos But love Thai food/especially the spicy ones!!! Looks BomB!!! I have relatives in Thailand, was Born there But came to the U.S. as a BBy so never seen r actually Been there. Keep up the great vidoes. Would like you visit the Miehn ppl in the Thailand. They have great tradional food!
You really rock, Mark👍👍
I watch your video, it seems you like to eat so much but you're not fat. Like to eat like this should be fat. Love your video and miss Thailand.
Im ready to try frog…especially cooked like this…..
1:18 😯 I thought his current reactions were intense, but now I’m seeing he’s actually toned it way down over the past few years. 😆
Why is your eyes like that? Scary..
Imissed posting in time but ialso just watched you eat the deep fried oyster and shellfish omlets i think i put a couple inches to my stomach watching you eat them
Ewwwww yukh
watching after work….fantastic video
i am a big big big follower of ur vdos mark….love ur vdos nd u too man
frog itu kodok/katak,isn't it? mark kamu makan kodok? omg,
i love your video
Man i never thought i would get a craving for frog !!!!!!!!!
ur so geting piles
its how u eat thats annoying……
Froglicious!
frog???????
Hello mark lost 3 months I have watching ur videos that's awesome .. My humble request is if u visit to India in future please go to south side u will get a lot of delicious food and the real spicy especially ur favorite sambal and 1 more request u should go to srilankan for once . Thankyou
that reaction is oa!
Thailand is the place to eat.
mouthwatering! i love spicy food. the spicier the better!
Need your advise on train travel to Chiang Mai from Bangkok, Thailand as I know you live in Bangkok. I read all of your delicious foods in Chiang Mai as I'm coming in October 01, 2016 until October 31, 2016. Thank you!! Mark heffner107@gmail.com
No way that was only $2.76 in USA that would be like $14.99
did you ever see some1 over react when he eats i did
My dad used to be so scared of frog, and I remember how I had to lie to him that it's chicken when I bought it from the market.
Jesus man! That damn Derp face!!!!! I've made it my mission to watch a video you made without the derp!
mr mark i alwayswatch your video and its makes me feel hungry everytime i watch you eating. Your enjoying every bite of it and it's one of your positive attitude.
You should try food in Puerto Rico . I think you would enjoy it 🙂
Hey Mark, I thought you said your going to cut back on the hot stuff? What happened? lol. I don't blame you though, me too. Waiting for my Eat More Tom shirt to arrive, take care.