【ホイクワン新中華街】バンコクNo.1の肉骨茶が帰ってきた！重慶小麺とマレーシアバクテー【バンコク散歩#22】

This time, we'll take a deep dive into the daytime atmosphere of "New Chinatown" surrounding MRT Huai Khwang Station. We'll bring you a vibrant daytime atmosphere, quite different from the night market we introduced previously! ⸻ 🎥 Program Sponsors Wanted! 📍 Plan A: One-Time Tie-Up Video Production We will produce a dedicated video that deeply explores your product, service, or facility using high-quality documentary-style footage. 📍 Plan B: Monthly Program Sponsorship (Title Sponsorship) Your company name will be announced as a sponsor at the beginning and end of all "Asia Walking Tour" videos, a plan to increase long-term brand awareness and trust. For inquiries regarding pricing, etc., please contact us below. Email: [email protected] ⸻ ★Membership Now Available★ Members will receive exclusive videos or live streams once a week. We would be delighted if you would support us. For membership details and registration, please use the link below 👇️    / @naoyaakashi   This area, with its rows of authentic Chinese restaurants from all over mainland China lining both sides of Pracha Rat Bamphen Road, is truly a treasure trove of Chinese cuisine. Many new restaurants have opened since the pandemic, making it a constantly evolving and noteworthy spot. For Chinese food lovers, this is a must-see! We'll give you a thorough report on the current state of this new Chinatown, which has a different charm from Yaowarat (Chinatown)! And this time, I'll be visiting two Chinese restaurants that I particularly recommend! First, "Chongqing Xiaomian." And then, a famous Malaysian bak kut teh restaurant that was once popular in Rama 9 and sadly closed has made a comeback in Huai Khwang! I'll be reviewing their bak kut teh, which I personally believe is the best in Bangkok, carrying on the authentic Klang flavor. A must-see for fans of Malaysian-style bak kut teh! Furthermore, the video is packed with interesting information, including rumors about the rapidly growing ice cream chain "MIXUE" and the future prospects of the new Chinatown. This video is a must-see for anyone wondering, "What's the new Chinatown in Huai Khwang like?", "I want to eat delicious Chinese food!", or "I want to explore Bangkok's new gourmet spots!" ✨ Highlights The lively streets of Pracha Rat Bamphen Road in Huai Khwang's new Chinatown during the daytime Recommended! A review of the exquisite "Chongqing Xiaomian" A miraculous revival! My personal No. 1 Bangkok dish: "Malaysian-style Bak Kut Teh" What's the difference between this and Yaowarat (Chinatown)? Exploring the Charms of Shin-Chinatown A Row of Restaurants Offering Authentic Chinese Cuisine from Across Mainland China Rumors about the Ice Cream Chain "MIXUE" Also Discussing the Future of Shin-Chinatown and the Current Situation of Japanese Residents in Thailand ▼Chapters 00:00 Opening 00:50 Explanation of Today's Walking Course 02:01 Introducing Two Favorite Chinese Restaurants 02:59 Starting the Walk 04:04 Condominiums Line the Area in Front of the Station 04:51 24-Hour Cafe 05:22 24-Hour Dim Sum Restaurant 06:18 Starting Shin-Chinatown 07:23 Shin-Chinatown's Revival After the Pandemic 08:26 24-Hour Lanzhou Ramen 09:49 Enjoying Dishes from Across Mainland China 10:25 Differences from Yaowarat 11:33 What's MIXUE Actually...? 12:21 You can also eat crayfish. 13:25 Be careful, there's a lot of traffic. 13:47 There's plenty of food besides Chinese. 14:07 Beyond Shin-Chinatown is a playground for young Thais. 15:00 The MRT Orange Line station is also scheduled to open. 15:19 Turning point. 15:58 There are many crackdowns on illegal employment. 16:28 What will happen to Shin-Chinatown from here on? 17:10 The number of Japanese residents in Thailand is decreasing. 17:57 Went to a Chongqing Noodles restaurant. 18:23 Entered the Chongqing Noodles restaurant. 19:27 Chongqing Noodles arrived. 19:51 My thoughts on the Chongqing Noodles. 20:45 Next, went to eat Bak Kut Teh. 21:37 Malaysian Klang Bak Kut Teh. 21:49 Differences between Malaysian and Singaporean Bak Kut Teh. 22:35 A popular Bak Kut Teh restaurant that used to be in Rama 9. 23:01 Yaowarat's Yi Bak Kut Teh also closed. 23:38 The popular Bak Kut Teh restaurant that used to be in Rama 9 has reopened! 24:48 There's also a delicious Bak Kut Teh in Hat Yai in the south. 25:01 The best Bak Kut Teh in Bangkok. 25:39 Turn left at Huai Khwang intersection. 26:41 Exit 2 is the closest exit to the Bak Kut Teh restaurant. 28:16 A flashy hot pot building. 29:09 Turn left to the Bak Kut Teh restaurant. 29:24 Arrived at Klang Bak Kut Teh. 29:54 This is what Klang Bak Kut Teh looks like. 30:28 Ending ▼Related Videos [Bangkok Walk #6] Experience the late-night hustle and bustle and energy of Huai Khwang, the city that never sleeps!    • 不夜城ホイクワン、深夜の喧騒と活気を体感せよ！【バンコク散歩#6】   ▼Bangkok Walking Series Playlist [   • バンコク散歩【ALL】  ] ▼Spots Introduced in...