The text is a transcript of a video where the speaker goes on a street food hunt in Pattaya, Thailand, at night. He tries various dishes from different stalls and restaurants, such as suckling pig, Indian samosa, Turkish kebab, chicken rice, live shrimp salad, New York pizza, and live squid. He describes the taste, smell, appearance, and price of each dish. He also interacts with the sellers and customers along the way. He invites the viewers to come and check out the delicious foods in Pattaya.
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- The text is a transcript of a video about street food in Pattaya, Thailand.
- The video features various dishes such as suckling pig, samosa, kebab, chicken rice, live shrimp salad, pizza, and live squid.
- The video also mentions the names, locations, prices, and opening hours of some of the food stalls and restaurants.
- The video is narrated by a person who has been living in Pattaya for a long time and has seen some of the food places since he was young.
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1. The video is about street food in Pattaya, Thailand.
2. Suckling pig is a dish that costs 100 Baht per box and is eaten with seafood sauce.
3. Samosa is an Indian vegetarian dish that costs 10 Baht per piece and is eaten with spicy and sweet sauces.
4. Kebab is a Turkish dish that costs 140 Baht per piece and is made of lamb and beef stuffing.
5. Chicken rice is a dish that costs 60 Baht per plate and is served with fried shallots and soup.
6. Live shrimp salad is a dish that costs 150 Baht per box and is seasoned with fermented fish and chili.
7. Pizza is a dish that costs 100 Baht per slice and is made of thin dough and pepperoni.
8. Live squid is a dish that costs 100 Baht per squid and is dipped in a sauce before eating.
9. Some of the food places are located in Soi 7, Soi 6, Soi Buakhao, Jomtien Beach, and VC intersection.
10. Some of the food places have been operating for over 20 years and are popular among Thais and foreigners.