😂🥰Thank you so much! Honestly it’s been the hardest to edit because we have to take so many meal breaks. Thanks a million for watching and for the kind comment! One more Mexico City video and we show a bunch of international foods!
The were so freaking good! The flautist in CDMX are one of the things we look forward to the most when we plan a trip there. Thanks so much for watching an commenting. Tons more delicious Mexican food to share!
You’re gonna love it! Mexico City is a place we visit often, it’s our home away from home. The people l, the sights, the food are just the best! Thanks for watching and commenting, it means the world to us!
I love how you enjoy mexican food and new things! A little tip. The eskimos are sold usually in the morning and evenings, so that guy must have been there since 6 or 7 am, and maybe that's why they are hard to find at certain hours of the day.
Thanks! Yeah that’s what we thought because our last trip we went at the same time. We waited patiently for him to wake up😂. Mexico City is our favorite city in Mexico but on this trip we visited some cool places, Monterrey, Guadalajara, San Miguel De Allende and Oaxaca!
Thanks so much🤙! Honestly comments like this mean the world to us. Mexico is our all time favorite food country. This week we are posting some unique international foods from Mexico City then headed to 5 more awesome Mexico cities to share the food! Plenty more spicy food to come! Thanks again!
I have been watching several of their videos and they are great, one of the best about Mexican food because they try everything and especially the street food, which is the tastiest. 😅.
Thank you so much! It’s mind blowing just how much street food options there are in Mexico, so many more things we wanted to try. We will get to work right away😂. Thank you for watching and commenting, it means a ton❤️
Thank you so much! We have a Guadalajara video coming up soon! We visited Monterey, Sayulita, San Miguel De Allende and Oaxaca! Guadalajara might have been our favorite😍
I don’t think so! Does it have alcohol in it? We have heard of it and tried a few different old school drinks while we were in Oaxaca, but don’t think it was rompope. Where can we find it in CDMX?
Wow, i loved this one. I might finally make to Mexico for my first time this year, only have a week, so gonna go to DF and walk it like you buying every street food and (probably) unlike you butcher Spanish all day long :) thanks for the inspiration.
lol we only know the names of foods, the words in between we just make up. All you need is a finger to point and uno dos tres! Mexico City is our favorite city for food! You can just set out in a walk and you’re bound to run into something delicious!
We’ve seen this before but weren’t sure how to order it! We will be sure to seek it out the next time we visit Mexico! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks so much! Thank you for watching commenting and subscribing! It means so much to a small channel like ours we are super thankful. So much more delicious Mexican food to share before we head to Japan, stay th Ed!
lol thanks! Somebody called us honorary Mexicans and it was the best compliment😂. We are in Japan now but are having a hard time finding food spicy enough.
Thanks for watching and commenting! We LOVED making this video and could make it a thousand times with all different food in Mexico City. Next up is Oaxaca!
🤯Yesssssss!!!! Had no idea! We will add this to our list for the future for sure. Thanks for this. We have Oaxaca and Sayulita still to come but then we head off to Japan. We are planning a couple Tijuana videos this summer and next time we visit CDMX we will find this sandwich for you!
Thanks so much! Welcome to the adventure! Maybe we can do a Phoenix cheap eats video one of these days, we have a ton of friends who live there. After some more Mexico videos we are off to Japan! Thanks for following along, it means the world to us!
Thanks so much! Welcome to the adventure! Maybe we can do a Phoenix cheap eats video one of these days, we have a ton of friends who live there. After some more Mexico videos we are off to Japan! Thanks for following along, it means the world to us!
I’m so envious that you can eat all this food on the streets with no tummy issues. Any advice for someone who is sensitive to rich Mexican food but loves it very much? R there public restrooms all around ?
We might just be the lucky ones but we never really have any issues when we are there. We kinda grew up eating a lot of Mexican food so we might just be used to it. We also eat very spicy food and are convinced somehow that helps us😂. We do pack tums and always have TP in a backpack regardless of what country we are in. Mexico you can usually find a public restroom in parks and markets. We always have small change, bathrooms are 5-10 pesos usually and in pretty good shape. But finding restrooms all over the world is one of our main struggles of traveling😭. Wish we had a better answer but sometimes you just need to get lucky.
I think you just have to get use to it. Start adding a bit of spice to your foods and I’m Mexican and grew up on homade Mexicans food as well as Mexicans snacks for my neighborhood, even I had issue when I first went to Mexico and had the food there. It’s just different but taste so good.
@@HeresGoodTravel We are hittin the road next year, just like you guys! Maybe you'll catch us on TH-cam someday! LOL Love to meet up sometime! Happy New Year!
Thank you so much, we are from San Diego too! We are headed to Japan after Mexico but promise if we ever catch up to ad some SD food videos too! Thanks for the comment❤️🇲🇽🤙
I live in Southern California, and there is a guy who comes by most days selling the boiled elote with the powder. I cut the corn off and eat it like the Cabo one though. I get everything but mayo. I used to not get the cheese because it was too pungent, but either he started using something milder or I got used to it. Sometimes I will add avocado, sour cream, or a mild salsa, but it comes spicy enough.
Avocado is such a great idea to have in there! We have a few elote/esquite vendors around San Diego but it’s just not the same! Luckily we have TJ in our backyard
@@HeresGoodTravel you’ll have to give some recommendations around San Diego. I often spend the night there in preparation for (or on the way back from) my Mexican trips. It’s definitely harder to find the authentic cheap stuff in central San Diego. Maybe closer to CBX. Some of those areas already feel like Mexico.
They call the chamoyadas mangonadas where I live. They’re very common at frescos stands and Michoacana ice cream places. (They are even better with ice cream btw.)
Yesssss!!! We will seek these out next time we are in the barrio or visiting Mexico, never had it with ice cream but that’s a no brainer! Thanks for the delicious reccomendations, we will keep our eyes peeled!💯🤙
@@HeresGoodTravel if you can’t get it with actual ice cream, some street vendors have some kind of condensed milk they can add. I usually can just go home and add cream, but not everyone has them in their neighborhood like I do.
How much was the meat stick? We're also looking to check out a bar/party central area, would you recommend Zona Rosa as the place to be? We're in Roma currently.
Zona Rosa has a huge strip of bars lining the streets serving all kinds of drinks! It’s like the longest strip of bars with music in the city that we have experienced! Such a fun vibe! That meat stick was 100 pesos or about $5.50 and it was way bigger than the camera made it seem! Never seen anything like that before😂
I actually like the meaty part a lot more than the rest of the chicharron. They give them to you when they’re still soft if you ever get Colombian food.
have to try handmake tortilla, chicharrón, goat cheese and avocado.... by the way... the nopal is a gift of nature As for its properties, these are very beneficial and varied. The most important and scientifically investigated properties of the nopal are: Slimming Satiating Digestive Antiulcerogenic Laxative Anticancer Hypoglycemic Anti-inflammatory Neuroprotective Antiviral Antioxidant Antiseptic Healing Moisturizing
Amazing! With enough spicy salsa we can eat healthy food😂. This taco you just described sounds incredible! We are in Japan but when we are back in San Diego after this trip we will hit the Mexican Market and pick up the ingredients!
For sure but they don’t make them like that! We can get big chicharrons like this at a local Mexican market but they just aren’t quite as good. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
We worked and saved up some money so that we could visit for almost a month! Mexico is the best and we will always promote it! Thanks a million for watching and commenting!
Im not from mexico city, but you guys hit really good spots. I saw your monterrey video too and you missed real carne asada (like bbq) the best in the country, the Volcanes made with that meat, OMFG! Last time i tried churros i was living In japan and they were DISGUSTING! lol
lol we did a taco tour video in Tokyo you have to watch it! They were…. Just ok😂. We did miss Carne Asada in Monterey. We’ve heard that that is actually the birthplace of American style barbecue and that is so cool! We are going to go back there too to try Cabrito which we also missed. There’s just so much good food in Mexico it’s ridiculous thank you. Hopefully you found some good spots to try when you go to Mexico City!
More often than not I would say yes. It’s hard because the banks only give you large bills. We tend to get change at Oxxo’s or 7/11. But those places take card and we like to pay card whenever possible. People do tend to be helpful but the smaller the bills the better.
Viajamos mucho y siempre estamos conscientes de nuestro entorno, pero nunca nos hemos sentido inseguros en México. La Ciudad de México es nuestra ciudad favorita y la visitamos con la mayor regularidad posible. La gente siempre nos acoge con agrado y tiene un gran sentido del humor. Siempre se burlan de nosotros, pero todo es parte de la experiencia. Estoy seguro de que hay partes malas de la ciudad que intentaremos evitar, pero no podemos decir lo suficiente sobre México.
As a married couple it must be difficult on your children with all the travel. As we learn in God's perfect word that children in a marriage are the reward from God. So if you can make the travel work with the kids all the better. I guess there is homeschooling options etc.
🎉The Mexico portion of your series has me seriously wanting a plane ticket & a taco!! ✈️ 🌮
😂🥰Thank you so much! Honestly it’s been the hardest to edit because we have to take so many meal breaks. Thanks a million for watching and for the kind comment! One more Mexico City video and we show a bunch of international foods!
You should make the trip
Get a Boeing flight like me and it’s really cheap lol 😅
I want those Flautas 😮❤
The were so freaking good! The flautist in CDMX are one of the things we look forward to the most when we plan a trip there. Thanks so much for watching an commenting. Tons more delicious Mexican food to share!
Going to Mexico City tomorrow for the first time, so excited!
You’re gonna love it! Mexico City is a place we visit often, it’s our home away from home. The people l, the sights, the food are just the best! Thanks for watching and commenting, it means the world to us!
Everything looks so good! The sleeping Eskimo guy 🤣 That looked BOMB to this coffee lover!!!
It was straight up🔥. It actually had us so cracked out cuz we had coffee already😂. We were JACKED on the flight home
I love how you enjoy mexican food and new things! A little tip. The eskimos are sold usually in the morning and evenings, so that guy must have been there since 6 or 7 am, and maybe that's why they are hard to find at certain hours of the day.
Thanks! Yeah that’s what we thought because our last trip we went at the same time. We waited patiently for him to wake up😂. Mexico City is our favorite city in Mexico but on this trip we visited some cool places, Monterrey, Guadalajara, San Miguel De Allende and Oaxaca!
I became automatic fan of yours guys. Great video and thanks for sharing my country to the world, greetings from Arizona.
Thanks so much🤙! Honestly comments like this mean the world to us. Mexico is our all time favorite food country. This week we are posting some unique international foods from Mexico City then headed to 5 more awesome Mexico cities to share the food! Plenty more spicy food to come! Thanks again!
I have been watching several of their videos and they are great, one of the best about Mexican food because they try everything and especially the street food, which is the tastiest. 😅.
Thank you so much for this awesome comment! We are obsessed with Mexico and all their spicy food! Thanks a million for watching and commenting!
You guys have a great genetics, eating all that food and looking good. Enjoy your trip
Hahah we are looking worse every day😂. When we go home we try to eat pretty well because whenever we travel we are going for the food!
Gracias por visitar México.
Encantamos Mexico! Tenemos mucho videos en otro ciudades! Hasta pronto y gracias!
Buen video saludos en CDMX
Gracias y feliz navidad! Tenemos mucho mas videos en Mexico! Hasta pronto
Congrat guys for the best tips and show us the best food
Thank you thank you thank you! Mexico City is one of our favorite spots in the World! We can’t wait to go back and film totally new stuff!
Nice video!
Thank you so much! It’s mind blowing just how much street food options there are in Mexico, so many more things we wanted to try. We will get to work right away😂. Thank you for watching and commenting, it means a ton❤️
When u guys go to Guadalajara love u video
Thank you so much! We have a Guadalajara video coming up soon! We visited Monterey, Sayulita, San Miguel De Allende and Oaxaca! Guadalajara might have been our favorite😍
I was hoping you guys tried the rompope flavor. Its my favorite!
I don’t think so! Does it have alcohol in it? We have heard of it and tried a few different old school drinks while we were in Oaxaca, but don’t think it was rompope. Where can we find it in CDMX?
Wow, i loved this one. I might finally make to Mexico for my first time this year, only have a week, so gonna go to DF and walk it like you buying every street food and (probably) unlike you butcher Spanish all day long :) thanks for the inspiration.
lol we only know the names of foods, the words in between we just make up. All you need is a finger to point and uno dos tres!
Mexico City is our favorite city for food! You can just set out in a walk and you’re bound to run into something delicious!
That meaty chicharrón is just the best kind! (you should try that cooked in salsa verde...)
We’ve seen this before but weren’t sure how to order it! We will be sure to seek it out the next time we visit Mexico! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Beautiful video, you have a new subscriber from Indianapolis Indiana 🇺🇲❤❤
Thanks so much! Thank you for watching commenting and subscribing! It means so much to a small channel like ours we are super thankful. So much more delicious Mexican food to share before we head to Japan, stay th Ed!
Haha for me that salsa is really really spicy 🥵 I can’t
lol thanks! Somebody called us honorary Mexicans and it was the best compliment😂. We are in Japan now but are having a hard time finding food spicy enough.
Try to buy that big size cup of cold caffee here in the United States at Starbucks or at any other city for 1.50.😂😂😂😂😂
One of our favorite things about Mexico is we can actually afford go to nice coffee shops and cafes😂.
@@HeresGoodTravel I hope to do the same thing and travel to Mexico soon.
Looks amazing
Thanks for watching and commenting! We LOVED making this video and could make it a thousand times with all different food in Mexico City. Next up is Oaxaca!
Love the music
Thanks! Trying to keep it classy
Estamos are every where on marketing, or Tianguis my fríe de nice video good luck being in the city
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Mexico is a special place and we promise to keep singing its praises!❤️🇲🇽
Bud, you need to try a guacamaya, it's chicharrón in a torta, with similar to Pico de gallo. It's so good.
🤯Yesssssss!!!! Had no idea! We will add this to our list for the future for sure. Thanks for this. We have Oaxaca and Sayulita still to come but then we head off to Japan. We are planning a couple Tijuana videos this summer and next time we visit CDMX we will find this sandwich for you!
New subscriber greetings from Phoenix Arizona.
Thanks so much! Welcome to the adventure! Maybe we can do a Phoenix cheap eats video one of these days, we have a ton of friends who live there. After some more Mexico videos we are off to Japan! Thanks for following along, it means the world to us!
Thanks so much! Welcome to the adventure! Maybe we can do a Phoenix cheap eats video one of these days, we have a ton of friends who live there. After some more Mexico videos we are off to Japan! Thanks for following along, it means the world to us!
I’m so envious that you can eat all this food on the streets with no tummy issues. Any advice for someone who is sensitive to rich Mexican food but loves it very much? R there public restrooms all around ?
We might just be the lucky ones but we never really have any issues when we are there. We kinda grew up eating a lot of Mexican food so we might just be used to it. We also eat very spicy food and are convinced somehow that helps us😂. We do pack tums and always have TP in a backpack regardless of what country we are in. Mexico you can usually find a public restroom in parks and markets. We always have small change, bathrooms are 5-10 pesos usually and in pretty good shape. But finding restrooms all over the world is one of our main struggles of traveling😭. Wish we had a better answer but sometimes you just need to get lucky.
I think you just have to get use to it. Start adding a bit of spice to your foods and I’m Mexican and grew up on homade Mexicans food as well as Mexicans snacks for my neighborhood, even I had issue when I first went to Mexico and had the food there. It’s just different but taste so good.
Will you guys be home for NYE? We have a mutual friend (Hoff) coming to our small party and I wanted to invite you guys if you're in town. =)
Omg so cool! We are in SD but we both have to work on New Years. Maybe we can make the next one!
@@HeresGoodTravel We are hittin the road next year, just like you guys! Maybe you'll catch us on TH-cam someday! LOL Love to meet up sometime! Happy New Year!
New subscriber , 🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️ fron San Diego
Thank you so much, we are from San Diego too! We are headed to Japan after Mexico but promise if we ever catch up to ad some SD food videos too! Thanks for the comment❤️🇲🇽🤙
I live in Southern California, and there is a guy who comes by most days selling the boiled elote with the powder. I cut the corn off and eat it like the Cabo one though. I get everything but mayo. I used to not get the cheese because it was too pungent, but either he started using something milder or I got used to it. Sometimes I will add avocado, sour cream, or a mild salsa, but it comes spicy enough.
Avocado is such a great idea to have in there! We have a few elote/esquite vendors around San Diego but it’s just not the same! Luckily we have TJ in our backyard
@@HeresGoodTravel you’ll have to give some recommendations around San Diego. I often spend the night there in preparation for (or on the way back from) my Mexican trips. It’s definitely harder to find the authentic cheap stuff in central San Diego.
Maybe closer to CBX. Some of those areas already feel like Mexico.
They call the chamoyadas mangonadas where I live. They’re very common at frescos stands and Michoacana ice cream places. (They are even better with ice cream btw.)
Yesssss!!! We will seek these out next time we are in the barrio or visiting Mexico, never had it with ice cream but that’s a no brainer! Thanks for the delicious reccomendations, we will keep our eyes peeled!💯🤙
@@HeresGoodTravel if you can’t get it with actual ice cream, some street vendors have some kind of condensed milk they can add. I usually can just go home and add cream, but not everyone has them in their neighborhood like I do.
How much was the meat stick? We're also looking to check out a bar/party central area, would you recommend Zona Rosa as the place to be? We're in Roma currently.
Zona Rosa has a huge strip of bars lining the streets serving all kinds of drinks! It’s like the longest strip of bars with music in the city that we have experienced! Such a fun vibe! That meat stick was 100 pesos or about $5.50 and it was way bigger than the camera made it seem! Never seen anything like that before😂
I actually like the meaty part a lot more than the rest of the chicharron. They give them to you when they’re still soft if you ever get Colombian food.
🤤that sounds freaking amazing! We have yet to visit Columbia but have friends who rave about it! We will be there one day, that’s a promise!
have to try
handmake tortilla, chicharrón, goat cheese and avocado....
by the way...
the nopal is a gift of nature
As for its properties, these are very beneficial and varied. The most important and scientifically investigated properties of the nopal are:
Slimming
Satiating
Digestive
Antiulcerogenic
Laxative
Anticancer
Hypoglycemic
Anti-inflammatory
Neuroprotective
Antiviral
Antioxidant
Antiseptic
Healing
Moisturizing
Amazing! With enough spicy salsa we can eat healthy food😂. This taco you just described sounds incredible! We are in Japan but when we are back in San Diego after this trip we will hit the Mexican Market and pick up the ingredients!
More properties than D Trump...
@@ricardodecampo2577 EVEN MORE
in the usa they're called pork rinds
For sure but they don’t make them like that! We can get big chicharrons like this at a local Mexican market but they just aren’t quite as good. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
I'm glad Ronda Rousey likes Mexican food
😂🫠 lol we’re dying💯
Dammm ! Wish i had money to burn ! Yall have a great Time , them chicharrones are so de-licious ! Have fun my friends . Viva Mejico cabro- NES 💥🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
We worked and saved up some money so that we could visit for almost a month! Mexico is the best and we will always promote it! Thanks a million for watching and commenting!
Bueno amigo en realidad es México con x no con j
Im not from mexico city, but you guys hit really good spots. I saw your monterrey video too and you missed real carne asada (like bbq) the best in the country, the Volcanes made with that meat, OMFG! Last time i tried churros i was living In japan and they were DISGUSTING! lol
lol we did a taco tour video in Tokyo you have to watch it! They were…. Just ok😂. We did miss Carne Asada in Monterey. We’ve heard that that is actually the birthplace of American style barbecue and that is so cool! We are going to go back there too to try Cabrito which we also missed. There’s just so much good food in Mexico it’s ridiculous thank you. Hopefully you found some good spots to try when you go to Mexico City!
Do the vendors expect exact change?
More often than not I would say yes. It’s hard because the banks only give you large bills. We tend to get change at Oxxo’s or 7/11. But those places take card and we like to pay card whenever possible. People do tend to be helpful but the smaller the bills the better.
I truly believe you were Mexicans on your past life!
One can dream! Thank you for watching and commenting, we still have Oaxaca and Sayulita so the delicious Mexico series continues!
No Tacos on a street food tour in Mexico is criminal
Totally agree! We saved the tacos all for their own video! Check it out!
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Comenten...es inseguro? Es peligroso? Sintieron miedo?, La gente es mala? Todo es color sepia y Desértico?
Viajamos mucho y siempre estamos conscientes de nuestro entorno, pero nunca nos hemos sentido inseguros en México. La Ciudad de México es nuestra ciudad favorita y la visitamos con la mayor regularidad posible. La gente siempre nos acoge con agrado y tiene un gran sentido del humor. Siempre se burlan de nosotros, pero todo es parte de la experiencia. Estoy seguro de que hay partes malas de la ciudad que intentaremos evitar, pero no podemos decir lo suficiente sobre México.
Noooooooo son tlayudas ::: son tostadas Noooooooo confundir ni comparar con kas de oaxaca
tenemos Tlayudas cuando salga tu video de Oaxaca. ¿Cómo se llamaba esto en la CDMX?
As a married couple it must be difficult on your children with all the travel. As we learn in God's perfect word that children in a marriage are the reward from God. So if you can make the travel work with the kids all the better. I guess there is homeschooling options etc.
No kids for us, just travel