00:00You don't need words to understand Thai food, and in Doha, it's bridging cultures between Thailand and Qatar.
00:06From street food to fine dining, Thai cuisine has become a part of Doha's culinary landscape.
00:12Just the sheer activity of food gathers people.
00:16When you meet up with someone, you go like, let's have a coffee.
00:18When you want to catch up with someone, let's go for dinner, go for lunch.
00:22It's never, let's just go and talk, you know?
00:25Thai food reflects a relationship that goes beyond the plate, blending culture and hospitality.
00:30Welcome to Chik and Rangta.
00:33Why people love Thai food, because modern Thai food is Thai hospitality as well.
00:39Many people visit Thailand and they love our Thainess and Thai hospitality, and Thai food is one of our Thai
00:46hospitality.
00:47From business lunches to weekend dinners, Thai food is quietly weaving cultures together in Doha.
00:52Food is a very unique tool that we can use to spread our culture, share our culture.
00:57Even in our culture in Qatar, when we have a guest, we usually feed him, whether it be rice or
01:02the coffees or the dates.
01:03For embassies, cuisine has become a simple but powerful way to share culture.
01:08I think in general, embassies should do this more and more because it allows them to indulge and allow people
01:14to mix and understand more about each culture.
01:17So anywhere you go in the world, food, food, food.
01:20Sometimes understanding begins with what's on the table.
01:24Muhammad Alashi, your news, Doha.
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