QHAUB PIAJ ~ KHAO PIAK SEN ~ CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP ~ ASMR

Hi Kimchi Dolls! Today I'm eating khao piak sen. It's a type of Asian chicken noodle soup, would be the best way to describe it. It's very easy to make but just time consuming. I'll leave the link below to the tutorial that I used to make the noodles. I hope you all enjoy this video and stay safe. Have a beautiful day!


Link to the tutorial that I used to make my noodles:
   • Qhaub Piaj (Thick chicken noodle soup): Kh...  


Link to how I make my seafood boils:
   • HOW I MAKE MY SEAFOOD BOIL ~ STEP BY STEP ...  


Link to me unboxing my igloo ice machine:
   • UNBOXING MY NEW IGLOO ICE MACHINE ~ EAT LI...  


Link to how I make Bloves sauce from scratch:
   • How I Make Bloves Sauce (Highly Requested)...  


Link to how I make Bloves NEW sauce packet:
   • MAKING BLOVES NEW SMACKALICIOUS SAUCE ~ St...  


Link to my unboxing video of the giant prawns:
   • Unboxing a 10 lb Box Of Mega Prawns From G...  

Link to my unboxing video of my crab legs from Sam's Club:
   • Unboxing A 20 lb Box Of King Crab Legs Fro...  


Link to my seafood, seafood, seafood! playlist:
   • ASMR - Deshelled Seafood Boil, King Crab L...  

Link to my ice eating videos playlist:
   • ASMR - Carbonated Ice Eating Sounds (No Ta...  

Link to my sushi videos playlist:
   • ASMR - Sushi Eating Sounds (No Talking)  


Lipstick I'm wearing is Lipsense Plumeria and Fly Girl combined.

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Mic I use is the Blue Yeti.
Camera I use is the Canon 80D


***This is an ASMR video. For the best sounds please wear headphones. Thank you.***


What is ASMR?
ASMR, which stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, it describes a feeling of euphoric tingling and relaxation that can come over someone when he or she watches certain videos or hears certain sounds.
ASMR doesn’t work for everyone and it can be tough to imagine the sensation if you don’t experience it first-hand. For most people who do experience it, the blissful tingling starts up in the scalp and then makes its way through the body to the arms and legs. And as a result, it can trigger a feeling of relaxation.