Richmond Night Market in Vancouver BC Canada - July 13th 2012

Geoff from geoffmobile.com visits the Richmond Night Market, a popular Asian summer market near Vancouver BC Canada, to experience the sights, sounds, and food! For more info about the market Richmond Night Market 2012 8351 River Road, Richmond, BC, Canada Website: www.richmondnightmarket.com Shown in video -Scene of the market with the tents, banners, and people -Fresh fruit (blueberries) -Colorful socks -Octopus and Shrump balls -Making teriyaki burgers! Yum! -More food stalls (Dum sum), imitation Shark Fin Soup, Har Gow dim sum dumplings with sauce -So Many Things! -Cute stuffed animal bouquets that don't want to go in their containers. -The live band performing a slow rock ballad with guitar, bass, drums and vocals on the nicely-lit stage. -People listening to music -Hats and clocks -Paper lanterns -Line up for Potatoes on a stick with nice sauce -Ordering fish meat dumpling skewers and fish balls. Yummy! -Bubbles shot from a gun, bear balloon, with original synth music by Geoff Peters to close. -Thanks so much for watching!!! For more Vancouver videos please subscribe to my channel. :) Cheers, Geoff Technical Notes: Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow). A Birds in the House Production birdsinthehouse.com Filmed on location, July 13th 2012, Richmond BC Canada.

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This market is among one of the early Chinese communities during their resettlement in Thailand over 200 years ago. It has become the Wall Street of Bangkok during the mid 1800's. Not only was it prosperous as a business centre but also in illegal activities such as gambling, drugs, and prostitution. Though less attractive than in former days, Sampeng never loses its importance as a shopping attraction in Bangkok's Chinese community. The Sampeng Market, situated en - route Chinatown, offers an assortment of clothes, Chinese medicine, flip-flops, toys, household items, medicinal herbs, gold, shark fin, Chinese tea and medicines, socks, wallets, CDs and almost anything else you might imagine can be found here in true riot of colourful shops that maintain a blend of Thai and Chinese culture. Its small lanes and alleyways haven't stopped tourists from visiting the place especially those who want to see the real Thailand and not its glitzy and glamorous malls. The open-air stalls, which lend a rather open and casual atmosphere to the place, sell some great traditional Thai food to fair prices. Blaring horns and a steady stream of scooters zig - zagging their way through the by lanes will keep you company. You can also catch a glimpse of various Chinese shrines and devour on alien food such as shark-fin or noodle soup restaurants, if you are hungry. The Sampeng Market has an ethnic feel and shows the perfect blend on Thai-Chinese cohabitation over the years. However, the place ...

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This market is among one of the early Chinese communities during their resettlement in Thailand over 200 years ago. It has become the Wall Street of Bangkok during the mid 1800's. Not only was it prosperous as a business centre but also in illegal activities such as gambling, drugs, and prostitution. Though less attractive than in former days, Sampeng never loses its importance as a shopping attraction in Bangkok's Chinese community. The Sampeng Market, situated en - route Chinatown, offers an assortment of clothes, Chinese medicine, flip-flops, toys, household items, medicinal herbs, gold, shark fin, Chinese tea and medicines, socks, wallets, CDs and almost anything else you might imagine can be found here in true riot of colourful shops that maintain a blend of Thai and Chinese culture. Its small lanes and alleyways haven't stopped tourists from visiting the place especially those who want to see the real Thailand and not its glitzy and glamorous malls. The open-air stalls, which lend a rather open and casual atmosphere to the place, sell some great traditional Thai food to fair prices. Blaring horns and a steady stream of scooters zig - zagging their way through the by lanes will keep you company. You can also catch a glimpse of various Chinese shrines and devour on alien food such as shark-fin or noodle soup restaurants, if you are hungry. The Sampeng Market has an ethnic feel and shows the perfect blend on Thai-Chinese cohabitation over the years. However, the place ...

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This market is among one of the early Chinese communities during their resettlement in Thailand over 200 years ago. It has become the Wall Street of Bangkok during the mid 1800's. Not only was it prosperous as a business centre but also in illegal activities such as gambling, drugs, and prostitution. Though less attractive than in former days, Sampeng never loses its importance as a shopping attraction in Bangkok's Chinese community. The Sampeng Market, situated en - route Chinatown, offers an assortment of clothes, Chinese medicine, flip-flops, toys, household items, medicinal herbs, gold, shark fin, Chinese tea and medicines, socks, wallets, CDs and almost anything else you might imagine can be found here in true riot of colourful shops that maintain a blend of Thai and Chinese culture. Its small lanes and alleyways haven't stopped tourists from visiting the place especially those who want to see the real Thailand and not its glitzy and glamorous malls. The open-air stalls, which lend a rather open and casual atmosphere to the place, sell some great traditional Thai food to fair prices. Blaring horns and a steady stream of scooters zig - zagging their way through the by lanes will keep you company. You can also catch a glimpse of various Chinese shrines and devour on alien food such as shark-fin or noodle soup restaurants, if you are hungry. The Sampeng Market has an ethnic feel and shows the perfect blend on Thai-Chinese cohabitation over the years. However, the place ...