香港僅剩20間!街頭「大牌檔」現宰海鮮小炒,體驗翻桌率超高正宗港式美食|科普長知識|GQ Taiwan

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you just got here early Sun still up people aren't quite here yet but the kitchen just started cranking so let's see what they're cooking at what about some seafood is what we call a Dai Pai dong which literally translates to Big licensed stall they make this thing we call Sea Tao small stir fries they specialize in fresh seafood huge amount of seasoning big aromatics high octane cooking always absorbing neocultural influences serving a huge amount of people so we're in the district a neighborhood called champo is known for a lot of manufacturing a lot of textiles and this type of eating was sort of blue collar and Democratic and all over the place everyone from Every sector Society all over Hong Kong will just send them places like this because you get a drink cold beer eat hot food all four seasons because of the history the push and pull there aren't that many Thai padongs left in Hong Kong they're probably only around about 20 of these guys left you'd read different stories some people might say there used to be 700 that used to be 2 000 there used to be three thousand point is as wonderful as this place is a little bit of a rare sight these are really traditional old school types of restaurants in Hong Kong where government gave people licenses to cook on the street now the government doesn't to these licenses anymore which means that the only way to keep cooking at a place like this is to transfer that license from a friend to a friend or from one generation to the Next Generation watching so this license they've held on to for 60 years as a result these guys are guys who are operating it they're not the owners of the license but they're The Operators of the restaurant the way it's set up is based on lines this Chef's job here what you might call a garmange is to put together these little bowls of ingredients that are then passed off to the walk station so that all the walk guys need to do is cook it and then put it on top of a plate whatever the chef needs for the dish that's the guy that's going to put it all together on the right hand side is this Seafood butcher it's going to butcher clean and prepare all the seafood to order all the seafood fresh comes in every single day [Music] these tanks are all live fish we get Palm for it you have dong sengban and crabs as well and that's what we're going to ask Jeff to make this is crab that's known for its flesh it's kill to order chopped up split up butchered in the middle are Two Chefs each with their own walks they specialize in their own dishes right hand side tend to be the slightly more complicated oftentimes seafood dishes left hand side a lot more sauces and vegetables stir fries everything they need is an exact Arm's Reach they share a seasoning station in the middle that has all the things that eat boys or sauce salt sugar MSG chili oil chili paste the chefs don't even need to see the order once they see the ingredient hit the table they know what dish they have to make all the chef needs to focus on is cooking they bring everything together oh my God that was like four or five tosses 15 20 seconds no joke [Music] when you're stir frying if you toss something into the air then when it's in the air because of how hot that Wok is it stops cooking when it touches that walk again it's hot again so it's cooking only by conduction so as it tosses and tossing and tosses it's like it's it just gets seared and seared and seared all over again that temperature reaches 400 plus degrees it goes through the mired reaction and all those sugars inside of those ingredients starts to caramelize there's a sweetness Umami all of that starts to be expressed the wall Cooks will finish the cook in a matter of minutes if not seconds once that hot food is done it's going to come out right in the middle where the servers will pick those plates up and bust them directly to the tables okay uh yeah now because this is not a regular Chinese restaurant inside the government gives them a license that's been grandfathered in to cook with kerosene kerosene oh my God okay that's a secret kerosene makes this extra extra hot you can't get stove tops this hot in Hong Kong anymore in Hong Kong restaurants don't really take tips so if you were a restaurateur you ran restaurants and you wanted to make a little bit more money the key is to serve more people that's where this essence of speed comes in it's all about a brutalist sort of efficiency right the tables here span the entire block and honestly there's a type of freedom and do whatever you want Spirit the number of tables are in this restaurant that they can serve is dependent on where the cars are parked today unfortunately for them as you can see somebody else parked the car right where these folding tables and these plastic stools are supposed to be so sat down for dinner a bunch of friends came with us we're gonna get some Thai Pai dong food yeah boss lady said I think they do at least three or four turns here at night the funny thing is she has no idea how many people she serves a night which I'm sure she knows how much money she's making this is my favorite dish this is the dish you order to test the walk technique of the chef very familiar Clay Pot oh my goodness you can't stop when you get to describe food in studio they can talk through all the ingredients if you have time but here everything happens so fast it's like sports casting you have to like and you have to like start Okay Thai food shelter crab look at this are you joking are you joking that's a whole claw no joke it's so hot you want those like earthy almost burnt chili crisp cones right at the end but at the top you want that bright Sparks of that small dried bird's eye chili and the fresh pepper don't really taste that much but that's mostly there for color I think so much about that on cooking is about Style on here Chef is trying to address all those layers of heat I'm just sitting here and for the next two minutes I'm going to be tasting that crab the first time I came to oymansang was seeing Chef off in the distance when you walk into this restaurant space you walk down the middle of the road and in this kitchen all you see are his bright yellow shorts flapping in the Wind Chef has four arms of a walk God nothing stops him no heat no fire no injury because he's the coolest dude in all of Hong Kong [Music] cheers thank you for coming [Applause] okay okay let's get out of here ciao
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Channel: GQ Taiwan
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Length: 7min 56sec (476 seconds)
Published: Wed Jul 12 2023
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