Visiting a Thai restaurant with authentic, delicious tastes
Josh Classen heads to Bangkok Kitchen in Edmonton's west end and samples some of their tastiest items.
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Join Josh as he does a tour of cultural cuisine in Edmonton, sampling food from all over the world and hearing the stories of those who bring it to Edmontonians!
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