Craziest Asian food you`ve eaten!!!!!

[Yumi Angel I]

♪ Frog legs, eagle spit and dog. I ate them when I was younger though.  

[asiannerd27]

i ate balut. lots of it.  

[crazyornaments]

ummm i ate:
-jelly fish
-frog legs (tasted like chicken XP)
-alligator (also tasted like chicken ^.^)
-shark fin soup, yum
-snails?
i probably ate some other stuff...but dont remember  

[DarkAngelDaisuke]

My list

frog legs - it looked like small chicken legs haha

baby birds cookedd in eggs - dont knwo what its called, but i like eatin the stuff alround it haha, i go EEEWWWW when i see the bird and give it to my mom or grandma haha then they get mad at me and say if u dont eat the bird then dont eat anymore...but i do haha

we cooked shark soup...i was scared to try it though haha

chicken feet is yummy, i just dont like the feeling of it or the looks

ooo duck neck...eeewwww it looks wrong haha and its all hard and everything haha you get the idea haha


clear noodles...i know its not weird...i just dont like it haha eeewww


and anything with vegies or asian vegies w/e its all gross with vegies ahaha  

[King Henry]

asiannerd27

i ate balut. lots of it.

My *estranged* uncle and his friends loved to eat balut while drinking beer. To me, balut doesn't look too appetizing burning_eyes  

[MistuhFieryCat]

Ah balut. I'm Filipino, but I never liked balut either. All I ate was the yellow stuff. (What do you call that?)

How about raw octopus? xD It was on a sushi.  

[Spica_Ai]

Balut! Ahh! The memories!
For me...
I can't stand bitter melon!
It reminds me of Roald Dahl's description of snozzcumbers..
and snail's which were surprisingly good!

 

[King Henry]

MistuhFieryCat

Ah balut. I'm Filipino, but I never liked balut either. All I ate was the yellow stuff. (What do you call that?)

How about raw octopus? xD It was on a sushi.

The yellow stuff is the yolk...or the embryo. I'm not sure sweatdrop

I guess many Asian countries eat balut. My uncle is Vietnamese and he enjoys it.  

[SDES]

I ate a few Baluts in Vietnam last year - though the animal had not grown significantly enough for me to be grossed out, since all I saw was a yolk with other stuff surrounding it.

I also ate some Shark meat in Vietnam, but some of my family reckon it was fake or something.
When we were eating the shark however, a waitress brang out a monkey for some guy to observe and see whether it's good enough for him (in tastiness).

Other than that, my six weeks was spent with variations of fried rice, KFC, Pringles and home food.

D:  

[Lucky_Lips]

All i eat is chicken....i tried shrimps..buh EWW nah..one bite...n puked it all out .  

[kt_jingle]

too many to list.
(: but most of them are nice.

 

[ashlar01]

fried frog  

[Leoster]

Tahimek

[-D.A.R.K-L.I.E.Z-]

The craziest thing I`ve eaten is BALUT!! I didnt like the way it feels, the texture!!

You know I was going to say that.

For those of you who don't know what balot is, it is a Filipino food involving a hard-boiled egg...with the chicken fetus still inside.

It may seem like something to feel squeamish about, but trust me, it's pretty much like eating chicken and eggs.

Aside from that, the craziest for me might have been sea cucumber sweatdrop ...

they have a similar dish in vietnam
except its usually a duck instead of a chicken
its called: chung vit lon
but in america, with the lack of ducks, they are usually chickens
so they are called: chung ga lon
thats not the wierdest thing ive eaten tho
actually, thats the wierdest thing, im ok wit it tho  

[Leoster]

Spica_Lilith_blood

Balut! Ahh! The memories!
For me...
I can't stand bitter melon!
It reminds me of Roald Dahl's description of snozzcumbers..
and snail's which were surprisingly good!

i cant stand bitter melon either, but after a while, it doesnt seem so bitter
snails are really good too  

[NinteyDegrees_South]

Well i ate this sauce, with manga it was some thai sauce..i beleive it was for dessert.
when i dipped my mango in the sauce,it was really saulty and spicy.
the spice was hard to control XD
they said it taste better if the mango was sour.