@KatchAFlick96
This is actually a Thai dish called hoy tod (literally means “fried mussels”). It’s a common Thai street food dish that consists of shucked mussels fried in thin batter and eggs with beansprouts and scallions… popular among the Thai-Chinese community (since it originated with Chinese immigrants to Thailand decades ago). It’s delicious!!!
@Lottiee_WTF
It’s amazing how we can say “internet, help!” And people from all over the world and different cultures will come to share their history and knowledge with you ❤ even people who share that their countries have similar things. It’s kinda cool. ❤
@hweirachel
It looks similar to Oh chien, something we eat in Malaysia. It’s delicious and highly addictive! So cool to see you try it
@SakuraExpresso
MY PEOPLE! I'm so happy you finally tried some Laotian food! 🥰
@Ooilei
It's O-luah (蠔烙), it's a Chinese Teochew dish popular in Thailand. It's sold by Chinese food vendors all over Thailand and is called Hoi Thot in Thai, but it is usually called by it's original Chinese name O-luah as well
@A51ANB0Y
It’s rare to see lao stuff on youtube. I get excited every time it comes across my feed.
@thecheffycheffs
Looks so good!❤
@Ironorchids
This is one of my favorite dishes. The Vietnamese make it different. Yumm…. ❤
@thaimyshoes8907
Hell yeah lisa! Lao food rocks 😊
@anniecarpenter9000
omg that’s my favorite food of all time. hoytod from thailand, it is genuinely so scrumptious
@goldHydrangeas
I've had it in Saigon too Lisa.. made with oysters as it was originally made from my Chinese ancestors.😊
@blistertooth
I’m going off the assumption that OP already knows this but in case anyone wants to look hoy tod up or make it at home, that sauce they used is Golden Mountain Seasoning Sauce specifically. Which has a soy sauce base but also has MSG, sugar and a more complex depth of flavor. It’s really good, and used in a lot of Thai cooking!
@MichellaneousMe
Omg Laos food is so good and underrated!!!
@kellyh7158
Love this dish! It’s called Hoy tod in Thai. My uncle has made it for me and then I learned to make it myself. So yummy. There’s a lot of similarities in Asian cuisine, all very tasty 😋
@Hailey.Jocelyn_11
Happy (late) Lao new year!!!!🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦
@xwrtk
I’ve had this dish before at a Thai restaurant and did remind of banh xeo. I’ve had banh xeo many times before.
@c4tmp5
it looks tasty!
@DaveS4
Looks like you went to our New Years festival! Hope you enjoyed it!
@Inaresco
Its swedish street food called fiskarens sats, its popular in the southern parts of sweden near the ocean
@hl5919