Costa Rica Food Tour | The BEST and the WORST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- While travelling through Costa Rica I tried a lot of different foods, snacks and drinks. This is food tour that will take you all the way from the north to the south.
This food trip starts in La Fortuna, in the Arenal area. I cover a typical Costa Rican breakfast with gallo pinto ("spotted rooster"), lunch after some canyoning activities, and snacks from a bakery as well as dinner. And the stranges pina colada that I've ever seen.
The journey continued throughout Monteverde after that, and onwards to Manuel Antonio, Drake Bay at the Osa Peninsula, and finally San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica. Many different meals and snacks and beers were tested along the way, and I also tell you the history of the different foods. For example, why casado is called casado.
Will this journey be a culinary explosion...or will it mostly be rice and beans? Check out the video to find out!
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Imagine going to a country, not knowing what to expect about the food, and then pointing out beans and rice. But that is the great thing about traveling these days. All types of cuisine is served in a single country.
For me gallo pinto is VERY esciting
Potatos are from south america, specifically originated in Peru....
There were no potatos or tomato, vanilla, chocolate, pumkin, corn, peanut, beans, peppers in Europe all were introduced from the americas
Good info! Yeah, easy to forget how much of our normal food originated in South America.
It!!!!!!
Always love your food videos. Always get 5 hungry vagabonds from me.
Hehee, always happy to share some nice...and not so nice...meals :D
@@ThreeStarVagabond we actually have a bit of a food and drink tour coming up this week in our final Poland episode.
@@continentalcoxons Oh that's nice! I look forward to it - and it'll be fun to see if you found some interesting dishes I missed :)
@@ThreeStarVagabond did some street food, some bars and some restaurants.
@@continentalcoxons That sounds awesome. I'm pretty bad at finding good street food personally
The two guys' expressions at 4:12 and 6:36 🤣🤣 Your commentary is so funny. 😃
Thank you! Haha it's really good that I didn't see their reactions when recording, or I'd be so embarrassed! 😀
@@ThreeStarVagabond You shouldn't be embarrassed. You aren't being rude or anything. 😀
@@sunflowers4227 Glad to hear it! But I could imagine that some people take offense to weird stuff like petting a tortilla :D
@@ThreeStarVagabond 🤣
Thanks for the tips, but don't you know what sun screen is? LOL
"Meh, it's pretty cloudy today I don't need sunscreen."
"Okay, a bit of sun today but I can't be arsed to buy sunscreen."
"Oh wow, it's really sunny today. But the shop is so far away. I'll buy sunscreen tomorrow."
"Oh no, they don't have any sunscreen at this remote place. I should have bought a week ago!"
Etc :D
I just gonna give you 2 of 5 and a bag of bones only because you said CR Beer is good jajajaja
I'll have to live with the shame!
You ate at the wrong places , but that's what get eating at tourist areas. Go learn from Mark Wienz on how to be a great foodie.😅😅
Haha, nah I don't watch any foodie stuff. Food is the least interesting thing about travel
Well that's the point! As you said food is the least interesting thing well don't talk about!!!!
How about you stop looking at this extremely rare old video about food, then? You're not the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you? If you had been able to think for two seconds you might have checked how many of my videos are about food before commenting ridiculous nonsense like this. Now get lost, I don't want to see more comments from you.