Bro that's costa rican coffee but I bet it's just a standard coffee (which is still great quality but...) Go for a coffee tour on santa maría de dota, turrialba or tarrazú. Try a high standard coffee from the volcanic highlands and I promise you're never gonna see coffee as the same, you're gonna taste heaven
Hi! Thanks for the comments! Yes Pali is cheaper compared to other supermarkets but we still find it a bit pricey, we went also to Walmart and found more variety of products. I know when the fire started we were like why no one is going away, they just keep looking and continuing doing what they were doing lol!. We cant wait to try a coffee tour, it's in our plans! Thank you for watching!!! 😊
Well, it seems that you started your experience very well. As someone said in another comment, try other typical Costa Ricans foods, the variety is amazing, it always frustrates me that people who visit in almost all videos always try chifrijo, casado, gallo pinto and go out with the impression that is it: there are many many other dishes: from picadillos, soups, desserts, tortillas, breads, etc, that it would be great that you tried. Additionally, in Guanacaste (and specially in the Nicoya peninsula, one of the few "Blue Zones" in the world) they have their own culinary tradition, which is more corn-oriented and also delicious. And in the Caribbean coast the mix brough by the Afro-Caribbean population also made for a (very different) culinary traditions and food there is also amazing, even fried chicken with a Caribbean taste is really different. Besides, in the indigeneous territories they also have their own dishes. Regarding places, the Zona de los Santos (Tarrazú, Dota and León Cortés municipalities), Naranjo and Turrialba (try visiting the town of Aquiares) are coffee-rich zones where the coffee you get is of celestial quality. Other likes of traditional produce or products that are special from some places: cheese in Turrialba or Zarcero, pejibayes in Tucurrique, strawberries in the area around the Poás volcano, chicharrones in Puriscal, tropical fruits from dry weather (like melons, mangoes, etc) in Orotina, oranges in Acosta municipality, soursops in the Southeastern part of the country, fish and shrimps from Puntarenas, Coyol "wine" at Guanacaste province, etc.
Jajajajajajajajjajaja nobody was worried. We're just like that, that's us. We can literally have a volcano erupting right on front or an earthquake of 7 grades and everybody keeps doing their stuff calmly
Other things you should try: Tortilla con queso Chorreadas con natilla Chifrijo Fresco de cas Pejibaye con mayonesa Caldosas Arroz con pollo Rice and beans con coco (caribbean) Hiel agua de sapo (caribbean) Rondon soup (caribbean)
@@9314sebas Yes the law, but I know that some restaurants don't give the 10% to the waiters 9 (only 5%) and in that specific typical restaurant, the waitors only the tips (because the clients are mainly tourists)
@@MiguelGonzalez-ni8dy If that is true, you can file a complaint and the restaurant will do very badly for doing that. If you have any evidence such as a testimony from a worker, it is a fact that the law applies to you. My brother is an accountant and out of the corner of my eye I have seen that you don't play with those things.
Hi! Is just a type of vlog that we enjoy, we focus in giving a visual experience so people can experience being there without someone constantly talking 😅 thank you for watching!
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Bro that's costa rican coffee but I bet it's just a standard coffee (which is still great quality but...) Go for a coffee tour on santa maría de dota, turrialba or tarrazú. Try a high standard coffee from the volcanic highlands and I promise you're never gonna see coffee as the same, you're gonna taste heaven
Hi! Thanks for the comments! Yes Pali is cheaper compared to other supermarkets but we still find it a bit pricey, we went also to Walmart and found more variety of products. I know when the fire started we were like why no one is going away, they just keep looking and continuing doing what they were doing lol!. We cant wait to try a coffee tour, it's in our plans! Thank you for watching!!! 😊
@@TingoTangoTravels have a great one 🤙🏻
Well, it seems that you started your experience very well. As someone said in another comment, try other typical Costa Ricans foods, the variety is amazing, it always frustrates me that people who visit in almost all videos always try chifrijo, casado, gallo pinto and go out with the impression that is it: there are many many other dishes: from picadillos, soups, desserts, tortillas, breads, etc, that it would be great that you tried. Additionally, in Guanacaste (and specially in the Nicoya peninsula, one of the few "Blue Zones" in the world) they have their own culinary tradition, which is more corn-oriented and also delicious. And in the Caribbean coast the mix brough by the Afro-Caribbean population also made for a (very different) culinary traditions and food there is also amazing, even fried chicken with a Caribbean taste is really different. Besides, in the indigeneous territories they also have their own dishes. Regarding places, the Zona de los Santos (Tarrazú, Dota and León Cortés municipalities), Naranjo and Turrialba (try visiting the town of Aquiares) are coffee-rich zones where the coffee you get is of celestial quality. Other likes of traditional produce or products that are special from some places: cheese in Turrialba or Zarcero, pejibayes in Tucurrique, strawberries in the area around the Poás volcano, chicharrones in Puriscal, tropical fruits from dry weather (like melons, mangoes, etc) in Orotina, oranges in Acosta municipality, soursops in the Southeastern part of the country, fish and shrimps from Puntarenas, Coyol "wine" at Guanacaste province, etc.
Thanks for watching and for all the recommendations!!! 😊
Jajajajajajajajjajaja nobody was worried. We're just like that, that's us. We can literally have a volcano erupting right on front or an earthquake of 7 grades and everybody keeps doing their stuff calmly
Other things you should try:
Tortilla con queso
Chorreadas con natilla
Chifrijo
Fresco de cas
Pejibaye con mayonesa
Caldosas
Arroz con pollo
Rice and beans con coco (caribbean)
Hiel agua de sapo (caribbean)
Rondon soup (caribbean)
In Costa Rica you don't give a tip, it is already included in the bill.
Yea we noticed some restaurants have a service tax, they're not supposed to, if is included we don't tip but if not we do 🙂
@@TingoTangoTravels I'm from Costa Rica, it comes with all of them, it's just that the bill doesn't say it, it's the law.
@@9314sebas Oh OK!!! Good to know thanks!! 🙂
@@9314sebas Yes the law, but I know that some restaurants don't give the 10% to the waiters 9 (only 5%) and in that specific typical restaurant, the waitors only the tips (because the clients are mainly tourists)
@@MiguelGonzalez-ni8dy If that is true, you can file a complaint and the restaurant will do very badly for doing that. If you have any evidence such as a testimony from a worker, it is a fact that the law applies to you. My brother is an accountant and out of the corner of my eye I have seen that you don't play with those things.
One question why you dont talk? Hehd
Hi! Is just a type of vlog that we enjoy, we focus in giving a visual experience so people can experience being there without someone constantly talking 😅 thank you for watching!
@@TingoTangoTravels Really loved it that way. Sometimes people speaking like it was a popularity contest is really annoying. Loved it your way.
Palí is cheap but lacks variety, it's like cheap wallmart (it was bought by wallmart i think
Que barbaridad como les van a cobrar eso por un desayuno. Si hubieran comido dentro del mercado hubieras pagado la mitad o menos
Oh nos dimos una vuelta adentro del mercado y los precios estaban similares 😅 qué restaurante nos recomiendas visitar adentro del mercado?
@@TingoTangoTravels talapinto en el mercado y los helados de sorbetera de lolo
@@TingoTangoTravels Soda Tala!