@@Kevil911 that depends on who or where makes it like with any food plus what you prefer try everything and decide for yourself (personally tho since its cold out the cow stomach soup is a banger)
*17:32** Her friends were laughing at her and she said: “the blonde man distracts me” (in a flirtatious way) and her friend said: “he isn’t even looking at you! So get back to work!”*
The soup with the gelatinous intestine meat is called menudo and it is one of my favorites. It is more commonly eaten in the winter time since it is such a heart warming and satiating comfort food.
Obviously I can’t speak for everyone but as a Spanish speaker I absolutely love seeing people trying to learn the language. I can easily understand you just keep practicing!
It's actually weird as a Texan seeing a white person struggle with Spanish. Basic Spanish is second nature to all Texans regardless of ethnic background.
So glad you went to Mexico, finally, and that you experienced true Mexican food. One thing about huitlacoche, the corn smut, the slight sourness disappears with time. So, if cooked and left to sit for a day (like marinades) in the fridge, the sourness disappears and sweetness is highlighted. Due to the French occupation in the mid 1800s, we have crepes in Mexico. A great way to have huitlacoche is cooked with diced poblano peppers, regular corn, stuffed in crepes that are doused with a poblano-cream sauce and covered with Oaxaca cheese.
@@ancimargarita2763 Absolutely! With so many centuries of sophisticated civilization, it’s no surprise. There’s a Peruvian/Bolivian restaurant were I live in Providence, RI. First time I had beef heart. It was amazing. And their Salteñas tasted exactly like the ones I had in La Paz.
Mexican street food is awesome. I enjoyed it more than the restaurant food there (which wasn’t bad either). Some of the best meals I had, Tortas or Tacos, were only $1-$2.
You’re naturally funny! I just started watching your videos and I’m addicted lol. Love seeing you try Mexican food 🇲🇽 Honestly though, it makes me sad that the food price is so cheap. I cook Mexican food everyday for my small family and the time and work that’s put into it can be a bit tiring and exhausting. Those ladies deserve way more than that♥️
Just in addition: Mexico is a huge country, and if you go to different areas you’ll find different kinds of street food as well as very different price. I’d say that the northern you go the more expensive it is, but, although the quality food never changes, it diversity does . Great video and a truthful portrait of the True authentic food. Viva México Cabrones 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
You're practically paying pennies for authentic restaurant-quality Mexican food. Meanwhile at Chipotle, they want one of your legs and your firstborn son's kidneys for a bowl of rice.
Mexican here (born, raised and currently living in Mexico, I'm not from texas or something like that haha). I find it so interesting how many different cultures there are in Mexico. I live in a different state than the one in the video and the food here and there is so different, many of those things I didn't even know and I'm sure they won't know what I normally eat even though we live in the same country!! This video was fun, thx for showing me the places I don't know of my home :3
As mexican living away from my country, watching this video makes me appreciate all our flavours and traditions, all our foods are so special the flavours, the colours, textures,etc. I want some guansontles right now 😪😪
Nice to see you finally going to the real Mexico, no offense to border towns but to anyone who really want to experience the Mexican culture, Mexico city is the place to go, because it has all of the cultural expressions of Mexican culture. Btw, you tasted the 3 of the most important pre Hispanic foods in Mexico, huazontles, huitlacoche and nopales, also super foods the 3 of them, and delicious.
No offense here but I never understood that mindset that you need to go to Mexico city to experience true Mexican culture and anything besides that is sacrilege. The truth is that Mexico is a country of regions and different regions have their own traditions and cuisines.
Sorry but Chiapas and Yucatan are as real Mexico as CDMX and Nuevo León.CDMX is not all the country. I was born in CDMX and I hate these kind of ideas about what is "real Mexico or not". By the way quesadillas with no cheese are stupid.
In Mexico city you can find food from different regions. Mexico city is amazing because of that. You can find food from all over the country. And maybe quesadillas without cheese are stupid, but they are delicious 🤤
I live near these street and been eating nopales all my life , this is the first time I hear that description, that "green bell pepper cooked for a long time" in deed is a good comparison, also you can eat the nopales just fresh, without boiling too. That fresh slime taste like aloe vera fresh.
For the first time ever on TH-cam I’m seeing authentic Mexican food FINALLY!!! I live in New Mexico and cook a lot of similar foods and travel to Mexico quite a bit, next please try Puerto Rico as I am Puerto Rican I would love to see those!!!
Absolutely love this show it is super addicting and I’m Puerto Rican Italian and I love that you embrace culture and you’re not scared to try anything even if it is different. I’m even willing to be late to work 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️just to catch it lol and he does definitely deserve his own show for sure
ahh as a mexican-american who hasn't been to mx for 2 years bc of the pandemic, this is making me miss the food and ppl so much :'( so happy you got to go and introduce viewers to wonderful foods of a region of mexico!! hopefully in the future you can cover other regions of mexico (especiaally the huasteca !!)
What do you mean it has been open this whole time? Not when the pandemic first began it wasnt! Maybe they had plans during early pandemc months but couldnt go through. And maybe they couldnt find time in between to make up the trip!
You want to be mexican? You got iit!!! Just remember to tilt your head when eating a taquito and it's all good! As my friend Daniel said, mexicans are born wherever they want 💕 welcome to the family
It is great to see Sony back in his element. Put this guy in a bustling market full of vendors serving authentic Street food, and he is on top of the world. Glad to see this show hit another great stride. Congrats on the continued success.
My grandma on my Dads side said the generation before her was from Mexico before they got to Colorado, I wonder if it's why I love the authentic food so much, everything on here looked amazing, I'm gonna have to make some at home now to get my fix
Hi! I am from the PH 🇵🇭 i always watch your videos since the day i was feeling so sad and depressed, your videos make me feel occupied and happy. Keep uploading more videos , i thank you so much for giving me couple of minutes to relax and forget everything in reality.
I love watching Sonny do videos from Spanish speaking countries. Not only do I not have to read the subtitles, but I love how hard he tries to communicate with the locals! 🥰 please go to Puerto Rico soon and try cuajito!
Amó a este Gringo a todo le pone gracia y más cuando no entiende nada de lo que dicen los mexicanos . Es un honor el que hallas visitado mi Bello MÉXICO 🇲🇽 eres bienvenido cada vez que quieras. PD para la próxima vez que vengas aprende hablar el idioma más fregón del mundo mundial 💕
I would really love to see this $100 challenge in the Philippines! I’m curious if you’d hit that amount on Filipino street foods. Anyways, love the show! ☺️
Yo pensando vato te quieres gastar 2000 pesos en comida haz el super jaja, o vete a Polanco, Santa Fe a un restaurante fancy y te aseguro que te los gastas en 1 hora.
Alright MEXICO here we go !!! Your just getting started my man enjoy the flavors and spices of a beautiful country !!!! Many blessings and positive thoughts for you and the crew!!
As a Mexicana you did our country justice💗 makes me miss Mexico so much American Mexican food got nothing on the real deal💯 glad my mom from there so I get to eat the real thing every time she cooks💗
Sonny's team is mind blowing.. every episode is fun and the way he explains everything... That's osm ♥️ no doubt the best every food review show.. in the world.. so much love from india.. to the whole team.
started following him when he had 200K subscribers too. I knew he would do well. Got hooked after the first video. Thought he was hilarious, humble and genuine.
New fan here. Started watching a week ago. Really learning a lot. I feel in many ways I’m like this red bandana man. He’s teaching me a lot. And now I want to be more experimental with the food I try.
THEY FINALLY DECIDED TO COME TO MEXICO ! ! ! How many years waiting for this! 😭🥳🥳🥳🥰 💚🤍❤ AL FIN DE ANIMARON A VENIR A MEXICO ! ! ! Cuantos años esperando por esto!
Love your channel...always real but so enjoyable to watch. I am a foodie too who loves to experience authentic food and eat off from the streets. You also deliver the best of each country's food culture with your show. Learning a lot. Big big fan!
I visited the wife's town and treated her family to lunch, about 24 peeps. It came to like 45.00 bucks at a local side road joint. They even had beers and I could not believe how inexpensive it was. Food was great...
Sonny Welcome to Mexico.... You must to visit Oaxaca Mexico it will be a great experience talking about food, culture, history, and friendly people....
The lady wearing a winter hat in what is probably 90+ degree weather is so funny. The host is so unbelievably lucky to do what he does! He must have amazing stories
Sonny describing menudo is hilarious! Growing up you never think of what goes in the food, just that your mom and grandma get down in the kitchen, but when an outsider describes the food from a different point of view is hilarious! I’m so happy he’s eating Mexican food though! I can only imagine how nice it would be for newer variety for him 😄
Lol yeah can never get back the first experience And unfortunately when you try it young you can’t remember the first time very well or appreciate it the same way an experienced adult pallet can
I've travelled to Mexico a few times but only really to touristy areas. I'd love to go back and tour various cities. My wife once lived in Oaxaca. Mexico has my favorite style of foods out of all I've tried, and I've had a lot.
Como mexicano, me encanta ver como personas de otros lados del mundo disfrutan venir aquí y queden maravillados con toda la oferta gastronómica que pueden encontrar, además de eso, lo extremadamente barata que es. EXCLENETE VIDEO
The thing I miss a lot about Mexico is the food. It has been so long that I feel like I am starving for that food. Churros, chicharron, mole Verde, bolillos still hot from the bakery, fluffy big tamales, fresh made corn tortillas and so much more.
I think everyone eats the menudo(Cow stomach) different some eat it with corn tortillas. We are from Durango we grew up eating it with with bolillo bread. We would dip it in the broth. Oh and yes adding Oregano makes a big difference in the flavor sunny!! 😋🤤🤤
@@julianramirez5890 Hell yeah, my lady and her family think I'm weird cause i eat it with bolillo instead of tortillas hahaha but don't get me wrong i do eat it with tortillas some times. but diping the pan blanco in the broth is the best way.
Gosh the pancita is so delicious it reminds me of a dish my dad used to make with cow stomach. Oh boi that was indescribably delicious. Living in the States from my family, seeing this dish makes me miss him a lot. After travel restrictions settles, I will fly back to see them again
I love huiltacoche - but off course it also depends on the preparation. I am sure, that the lady knew how to cook it - but well, you can definitely cook it in a way, that it is less "weird".
I've made a few trips to Mexico but stayed away from Huitlacoche. This winter I'm going to take the plunge. Please explain the less weird way it should be cooked so I can look out for it.
@@hoz49 Not sure - if you are not in Mexico, you can buy it in cans - and I used it several times in cooking.I had it (and also did myself) tacos. Which were really delicious. I think it is not weird at all. I mean we Westerners are eating cheese - some really funky blue cheeses - this is also mold. (huitlacoche is also a mold which just happen to attack the corn kernel). Probably you want to eat it in a good (fine dining) restaurant... chefs really usually embrace odd ingredients, and make them delicious. Street food usually are rather pragmatic...
I tried huiltacoche tacos at a restaurant once and it wasn't bad, but not great either. I'd like to try it again because it might have been that the quality wasn't good or cooking method could have been better.
Vendor: the cutie is distracting me, it's not my fault Friend: just keep working! Keep peeling! Vendor: but you understand me, right? (wink wink) Friend: its his eyes Those ladies were struck by Sonny.
I've had that corn fungus! It's great! My friend tried to grow corn on a small plot in Philadelphia and the corn was terrible, but some of it got covered in that weird black fungus. He looked it up to make sure it was this stuff and it was delicious. Totally made up for the barely edible corn.
Dude, you truly tried some stuff we never see in another Mexican food video. Huanzontles is something my mom would cook at home, and huitlacoche is one of my favorite dishes. Living in the US I have struggled to find corn smut. A jar can go for 12 bucks in the eastern shore of Maryland. Great Videos!! Subscribing!!
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Nice sonnny side❤
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As always very entertaining. Keep up the good work BEFRS team!
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As a Mexican , this was extremely entertaining😂
looking at stuff thats normal through the eyes of someone who sees it as exotic is a weired but fun feeling lol
I'm an American, but I'm half-Mexican! I need to experience your beautiful country before I give my permanent "¡adios!"
Literally thought you name was "Macdonaldo".. so sorry
What are the best dishes in these episode? I mean if you've tried them all before.
@@Kevil911 that depends on who or where makes it like with any food plus what you prefer try everything and decide for yourself (personally tho since its cold out the cow stomach soup is a banger)
*17:32** Her friends were laughing at her and she said: “the blonde man distracts me” (in a flirtatious way) and her friend said: “he isn’t even looking at you! So get back to work!”*
Lmao! 😂 thank you for the translation
And then “it is because of his eyes” 😂
I mean I’d go down on Sonny too 🌚
LMAOOO
Sonny is daddy 🤤
The soup with the gelatinous intestine meat is called menudo and it is one of my favorites. It is more commonly eaten in the winter time since it is such a heart warming and satiating comfort food.
Menudo is the best
Not necessarily bro, we normally eat it mostly on weekends. Especially when you’re dealing with a hangover 😵 lol.
@@fyahuaca Lol true
And usually has white hominy 😋
@@JesscuhhBoo nah not usually, thats for pozole
He’s a natural comedian very funny and very respectful to any culture at the same time💯
That's how everyone should be!!
Obviously I can’t speak for everyone but as a Spanish speaker I absolutely love seeing people trying to learn the language. I can easily understand you just keep practicing!
It's actually weird as a Texan seeing a white person struggle with Spanish. Basic Spanish is second nature to all Texans regardless of ethnic background.
@@nahor88 Norteño takeover JAJAJA
@@nahor88 Maybe because he's from Minessota?
@@nahor88 texas was part of mexico in the past remember?
Thank you for treating my people with kindness and putting a light on the positive aspects of Mexican culture/cuisine❤️❤️
Como debe de ser
So glad you went to Mexico, finally, and that you experienced true Mexican food. One thing about huitlacoche, the corn smut, the slight sourness disappears with time. So, if cooked and left to sit for a day (like marinades) in the fridge, the sourness disappears and sweetness is highlighted. Due to the French occupation in the mid 1800s, we have crepes in Mexico. A great way to have huitlacoche is cooked with diced poblano peppers, regular corn, stuffed in crepes that are doused with a poblano-cream sauce and covered with Oaxaca cheese.
absolutamente delicioso!!! Mexican food together with peruvian food, is the most diverse and delicious latin american food you can find.
huitlacoche crepes are hard to find, even in Mexico.
@@heliosf2080 It’s a matter of making them : )
More common are the crepes with cajeta (goat milk caramel), flambeed with rum and sprinkled with nuts.
@@ancimargarita2763 Absolutely! With so many centuries of sophisticated civilization, it’s no surprise. There’s a Peruvian/Bolivian restaurant were I live in Providence, RI. First time I had beef heart. It was amazing. And their Salteñas tasted exactly like the ones I had in La Paz.
@@alejandroleguizamo7722 ufffff!!!!! anticuchos, just love love them, they are sooooo good!!!
As a Mexican living in the US, this is what I miss the most. My country’s delicious, extremely delicious food 😍
Have you considered returning ?
@@mcfilthymcnasty8206 FU dude.
😂
@@pedrovazquez2205 do you ever plan to visit once again?
@@pedrovazquez2205 why fu. He is prob just asking if you ever have thought of going back ...
Mexican street food is awesome. I enjoyed it more than the restaurant food there (which wasn’t bad either). Some of the best meals I had, Tortas or Tacos, were only $1-$2.
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There was a restaurant in Rochester MN called Cheap Charlie's, had a pig statue on the roof. May still be there.
@@definitelynotamurderer602 the restaurant that I named as just a point of interest for Charlie is in fact in Rochester MN.
@@evolveelectricvehicles8551 nigerian scammer you can 'kcus ym kcid' 🤣
@@user-xj6uu7gg8e i am indian
As a gringo who grew up alongside Mexicans and going to their cookouts, it’s amazing to see what there is to offer in their homeland.
Technically our homeland goes far past the borders but, well, you know the story lol
Thank you bro. You are always welcome to come
@@jessev5542 Nah it doesn't, but you sure want to come to the US, since Europeans built a great rich country :P
@@LordOfSweden It is, in fact Central America was ours too, legally... Where are you from btw que andas muy insistente en andar mamando la nche reata?
@@LordOfSwedenSo bitter for no reason
You’re naturally funny! I just started watching your videos and I’m addicted lol. Love seeing you try Mexican food 🇲🇽 Honestly though, it makes me sad that the food price is so cheap. I cook Mexican food everyday for my small family and the time and work that’s put into it can be a bit tiring and exhausting. Those ladies deserve way more than that♥️
wrgg
Are you aware that purchasing power is different around the world? Even within regions of countries it can be different.
How can it make you sad that the food is cheap? Lmao.
Aqui para los Mexicanos es buen precio ya que nuestra moneda vale menos que el Dólar
@@sted21I knew it was airheaded when “Honestly though” was introduced in the sentence.
Just in addition:
Mexico is a huge country, and if you go to different areas you’ll find different kinds of street food as well as very different price. I’d say that the northern you go the more expensive it is, but, although the quality food never changes, it diversity does .
Great video and a truthful portrait of the True authentic food.
Viva México Cabrones 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
That part
Bayner
Ahuevo🔥🤟
Cabrones jajaja
Mexican food Is very vast and diverse
You're practically paying pennies for authentic restaurant-quality Mexican food. Meanwhile at Chipotle, they want one of your legs and your firstborn son's kidneys for a bowl of rice.
You're the sucker that pay with your firstborn's kidneys though. Chipotle don't force broke ass peep to eat at their spot.
@@Twofix sarcasm, look it up
@Tony Vega no shit
Where do you think the meat for the barbacoa comes from?
@Tony Vega Seriously?! You must be fun at parties.
Mexican here (born, raised and currently living in Mexico, I'm not from texas or something like that haha). I find it so interesting how many different cultures there are in Mexico. I live in a different state than the one in the video and the food here and there is so different, many of those things I didn't even know and I'm sure they won't know what I normally eat even though we live in the same country!!
This video was fun, thx for showing me the places I don't know of my home :3
I wish we had more authentic Mexican food in the UK 😭 this would all go down so well
How many do you have in you’re town? And is it good?
@@wolfsblood88 Unfortunately Mexicans in UK only live in the Mexican embassy they don't even come out.
@@wolfsblood88 Also South Asian food is far more popular in the UK so Mexican food is something like royalty.
Just cook your own Mexican food then. today you can get anything from Amazon too .
@@wolfsblood88 literally none 😭😭😭😭😭 in massive cities maybe there's one or two but it's more likely like taco bell or a chiquito (a chain).
This makes me want to go to Mexico right now and eat some too!😆
you should!
Vengan
Me when plant disease 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋
Any time guapa ;)
You should
That was absolutely beautiful... Your dad has an amazing way of speaking and relaying the word of God... Bless you and your family ❤
as a Latinamerican, I´m a BIG fan of Sunny repeating the words in Spanish. Keep it up bro!
Good for you 👍
In reality no on give a f
I'm just a fan of sunny.
Sonny*
Mexico will definitely be one of my future holiday destination. Thanks for showing the special food and the people.
You’ll always be welcome 🙏 in our country.
just choose the state or city well, each state is different from each other and each one has different food and culture
As mexican living away from my country, watching this video makes me appreciate all our flavours and traditions, all our foods are so special the flavours, the colours, textures,etc.
I want some guansontles right now 😪😪
I've been to Mexico City once and I want to back so bad! The street food is so cheap AND delicious! Viva la raza!! 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽
You should say : Viva la raça
Nice to see you finally going to the real Mexico, no offense to border towns but to anyone who really want to experience the Mexican culture, Mexico city is the place to go, because it has all of the cultural expressions of Mexican culture. Btw, you tasted the 3 of the most important pre Hispanic foods in Mexico, huazontles, huitlacoche and nopales, also super foods the 3 of them, and delicious.
No offense here but I never understood that mindset that you need to go to Mexico city to experience true Mexican culture and anything besides that is sacrilege. The truth is that Mexico is a country of regions and different regions have their own traditions and cuisines.
Sorry but Chiapas and Yucatan are as real Mexico as CDMX and Nuevo León.CDMX is not all the country. I was born in CDMX and I hate these kind of ideas about what is "real Mexico or not". By the way quesadillas with no cheese are stupid.
actually no, mexcio city is much more globalized and attempts to be an American city, you want real Mexican experience, go to the shores or the south
In Mexico city you can find food from different regions. Mexico city is amazing because of that. You can find food from all over the country. And maybe quesadillas without cheese are stupid, but they are delicious 🤤
This guy doesnt do border town only in any country he visits.
jesus......"I think its getting worse" and the rose and jack bit, this guy is hilarious! LMFAO!!
The way Sonny describes food is perfect 👌🏽 nopales: “a cross between okra and green bell pepper that has been cooked for a long time”
I live near these street and been eating nopales all my life , this is the first time I hear that description, that "green bell pepper cooked for a long time" in deed is a good comparison, also you can eat the nopales just fresh, without boiling too. That fresh slime taste like aloe vera fresh.
For the first time ever on TH-cam I’m seeing authentic Mexican food FINALLY!!! I live in New Mexico and cook a lot of similar foods and travel to Mexico quite a bit, next please try Puerto Rico as I am Puerto Rican I would love to see those!!!
You should check out la ruta de la garnacha
You don't watch a lot of TH-cam videos right?
I agree 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I love me some pernil 🤤
Im from Spain. I’ve been in Mexico a couple times and it’s my favorite food in the world. I miss the chapulines…
Absolutely love this show it is super addicting and I’m Puerto Rican Italian and I love that you embrace culture and you’re not scared to try anything even if it is different. I’m even willing to be late to work 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️just to catch it lol and he does definitely deserve his own show for sure
MAMACITA
As a food reviewer who gets paid to review food, I think the money is embracing ;) 2nd yes the culture.
@God Lee Another way of saying I was born in the US
@God Lee there’s millions of them on the East Coast, especially in New York. That’s a very common combination out there. 🤣
More Sonny in Mexico. Him interacting with the locals is hilarious!
As a Canadian this was very entertaining 😆 my hubby and I watch you in the evening and you crack us up. Love your content🫶🏽
"Save the planet, recycling and so forth, now let's eat this animal" ...
Comedic gold😂😂😂
Keep up the great content🙌🙌
ahh as a mexican-american who hasn't been to mx for 2 years bc of the pandemic, this is making me miss the food and ppl so much :'( so happy you got to go and introduce viewers to wonderful foods of a region of mexico!! hopefully in the future you can cover other regions of mexico (especiaally the huasteca !!)
Mexico has been open this whole time lol 😂 you’re not going bc of fear which is SILLY
What do you mean it has been open this whole time? Not when the pandemic first began it wasnt! Maybe they had plans during early pandemc months but couldnt go through. And maybe they couldnt find time in between to make up the trip!
Hahaha gfy.
I want to be a Mexican😭. Man I love this country so much. Food,Culture everything is perfect❤
Ow you are welcome to come to visit o live here. All good people is welcomed here 🌟
Oh You can.... You just need to pass the proof... Oh yeah the proof... It's evil... And spicy
we mexicans are born wherever the f we want...so you can consider yourself a mexican brother!
You want to be mexican? You got iit!!! Just remember to tilt your head when eating a taquito and it's all good!
As my friend Daniel said, mexicans are born wherever they want 💕 welcome to the family
Aside from the cartels and the drugs and murders, yup, pretty awesome country!!!
It is great to see Sony back in his element. Put this guy in a bustling market full of vendors serving authentic Street food, and he is on top of the world. Glad to see this show hit another great stride. Congrats on the continued success.
Watching sunny enjoying Mexican food makes me so happy, I appreciate my culture ✨
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Food is a universal language you can communicate with anyone in the world with it
Definitely respect you for not just going to an expensive shitty spot, but just finding amazing markets
Can we all appreciate the fact that this fella never disappointed us with his content 🤗 🤗 🤗
My grandma on my Dads side said the generation before her was from Mexico before they got to Colorado, I wonder if it's why I love the authentic food so much, everything on here looked amazing, I'm gonna have to make some at home now to get my fix
Hi! I am from the PH 🇵🇭 i always watch your videos since the day i was feeling so sad and depressed, your videos make me feel occupied and happy. Keep uploading more videos , i thank you so much for giving me couple of minutes to relax and forget everything in reality.
I love watching Sonny do videos from Spanish speaking countries. Not only do I not have to read the subtitles, but I love how hard he tries to communicate with the locals! 🥰 please go to Puerto Rico soon and try cuajito!
You cute ma
What’s in cuajito?
In Mexico, we have a lot of variety in food, also is not expensive and delicious, we love tourists to try our culture ✨💕
"This is how you know it's good. It's already dripping."
Truer words have never been spoken.
I love how some of the best comfort foods come at an affordable price
never realized how happy it makes me when others take interest in mexican culture
"Esque me distrae el güero" 😂 watching this as a Mexican was great lol
Amó a este Gringo a todo le pone gracia y más cuando no entiende nada de lo que dicen los mexicanos . Es un honor el que hallas visitado mi Bello MÉXICO 🇲🇽 eres bienvenido cada vez que quieras. PD para la próxima vez que vengas aprende hablar el idioma más fregón del mundo mundial 💕
Man oh man 🌮that advice most definitely should be🌭 ..... Vice versa 🔁
En otra palabras el idioma mas chingon.
The baddest language
Ridicula
👏🏽👏🏽
I would really love to see this $100 challenge in the Philippines! I’m curious if you’d hit that amount on Filipino street foods. Anyways, love the show! ☺️
I'm going next month send recommendations!
I'm a mexican american. I lived 6 months in cebu Philippines. Great people , much love and respect to my Filipinos
"It's ONLY one dollar!!"
Mexicans : VEINTE PESOS!!!!!
Es lo menos señito? 🤑
Lolll lmao i'm filipino but i can understand that joke lol because of spaniard occupation here for almost 300yrs lol
Yo pensando vato te quieres gastar 2000 pesos en comida haz el super jaja, o vete a Polanco, Santa Fe a un restaurante fancy y te aseguro que te los gastas en 1 hora.
@@alejandraflores731 key word “fancy”. These street foods put love and soul into it for beautiful prices.
@@kimharrypandaan3532 occupation? You mean liberation.
Alright MEXICO here we go !!! Your just getting started my man enjoy the flavors and spices of a beautiful country !!!! Many blessings and positive thoughts for you and the crew!!
As a Mexicana you did our country justice💗 makes me miss Mexico so much American Mexican food got nothing on the real deal💯 glad my mom from there so I get to eat the real thing every time she cooks💗
mexican foods are always look so appetizing 🤤😩
Sonny's team is mind blowing.. every episode is fun and the way he explains everything... That's osm ♥️ no doubt the best every food review show.. in the world.. so much love from india.. to the whole team.
It is insane to see you go from less than 200k subscribers to almost 8 million. Congratulations
started following him when he had 200K subscribers too. I knew he would do well. Got hooked after the first video. Thought he was hilarious, humble and genuine.
New fan here. Started watching a week ago. Really learning a lot. I feel in many ways I’m like this red bandana man. He’s teaching me a lot. And now I want to be more experimental with the food I try.
Can we stop for a second in 14:19 and apprecciate Norma saying the most mexican thing in the whole world: "Tardes ya" 😍
what does that mean
It can be translated as " good mornin..... afternoon"
we say that when we thinks it’s still morning but it’s already past 12pm so we correct ourselves by saying “tardes ya”
She said morning and then corrected herself saying afternoon
THEY FINALLY DECIDED TO COME TO MEXICO ! ! ! How many years waiting for this! 😭🥳🥳🥳🥰 💚🤍❤
AL FIN DE ANIMARON A VENIR A MEXICO ! ! ! Cuantos años esperando por esto!
Love your channel...always real but so enjoyable to watch. I am a foodie too who loves to experience authentic food and eat off from the streets. You also deliver the best of each country's food culture with your show. Learning a lot. Big big fan!
That part !! Well said
I visited the wife's town and treated her family to lunch, about 24 peeps. It came to like 45.00 bucks at a local side road joint. They even had beers and I could not believe how inexpensive it was. Food was great...
Sonny Welcome to Mexico.... You must to visit Oaxaca Mexico it will be a great experience talking about food, culture, history, and friendly people....
I always appreciate the addition of addresses to these places for those who want to try the food you eat.
Wow! This makes me want to go to Mexico! I think its what traveling is all about. The different scenery, the culture and the FOOD!
To those who dislikes. How could you dislike such content lol. This channel is one of the best at what it does.
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How do you even know? lol 🤣
In your opinion
I saw 4 that's why
@@o0musique0o am I the only one seeing the dislike count sir?
The lady wearing a winter hat in what is probably 90+ degree weather is so funny.
The host is so unbelievably lucky to do what he does! He must have amazing stories
Mexican food tour is most definitely on my bucket list! 😋😍
Sonny describing menudo is hilarious! Growing up you never think of what goes in the food, just that your mom and grandma get down in the kitchen, but when an outsider describes the food from a different point of view is hilarious!
I’m so happy he’s eating Mexican food though! I can only imagine how nice it would be for newer variety for him 😄
Lol yeah can never get back the first experience
And unfortunately when you try it young you can’t remember the first time very well or appreciate it the same way an experienced adult pallet can
Eso no es menudo es pancita, el menudo lleva pozole.
As a part of the Mexican community i recommend this channel and would like to appreciate you showing the world.
love seeing sunny trying food in Mexico would love to see you collab with Christian from Coreano Vlogs!
These $100 dollar challenges in countries with inexpensive foods would make my stomach split open. Thank you for taking one for the team!
Today is 11/04/22 at 01:55 AM (Brazil 🇧🇷) and I am hungry now after watching this video 🤣.
I've travelled to Mexico a few times but only really to touristy areas. I'd love to go back and tour various cities. My wife once lived in Oaxaca. Mexico has my favorite style of foods out of all I've tried, and I've had a lot.
Mexican street food is Mexico’s real national treasure
I'm of Mexican descent. Looking forward to visit Mexico soon!
Delicious street food 😋😋😋😋
Great video, I would really love to visit Mexico, the wonderful people are so generous with food !!
Como mexicano, me encanta ver como personas de otros lados del mundo disfrutan venir aquí y queden maravillados con toda la oferta gastronómica que pueden encontrar, además de eso, lo extremadamente barata que es. EXCLENETE VIDEO
“Es que me distrea el guero “ 😂
The thing I miss a lot about Mexico is the food. It has been so long that I feel like I am starving for that food. Churros, chicharron, mole Verde, bolillos still hot from the bakery, fluffy big tamales, fresh made corn tortillas and so much more.
I agree 👏🏽
Holy crap. Everything in here is looking like pure gold. I would probably die happy while eating genuine mexican food
I think everyone eats the menudo(Cow stomach) different some eat it with corn tortillas. We are from Durango we grew up eating it with with bolillo bread. We would dip it in the broth. Oh and yes adding Oregano makes a big difference in the flavor sunny!! 😋🤤🤤
I’m from Durango too but never ate it with bolillo until recently. If we’re having Menudo for breakfast there better be some bolillos to go with it.
In guerrero we make it with epazote and some corn masa for thickening. We eat it with handmade tortilla, chopped onions, chilies and lime
Agreed, I personally grew up eating white pozole
@@julianramirez5890 Hell yeah, my lady and her family think I'm weird cause i eat it with bolillo instead of tortillas hahaha but don't get me wrong i do eat it with tortillas some times. but diping the pan blanco in the broth is the best way.
You norteños are sick! Nocierto compa lostqm
Mexican street food is top tier.
You know what else is top tier?
The Best Ever Food Review Show.
Alternate title. Karate guy goes to Mexico
Love this Mexican food series, the food looks delicious 😋
Had been waiting and hoping to see u in Mexico trying the amazing taste Mexico has to offer love watching ur channel!!!!!
Gosh the pancita is so delicious it reminds me of a dish my dad used to make with cow stomach. Oh boi that was indescribably delicious. Living in the States from my family, seeing this dish makes me miss him a lot. After travel restrictions settles, I will fly back to see them again
I remember my first time having pancita and everyone thought I was disgusting for having it meanwhile I'm enjoying it so much.
Love you're video's sonny I look forward to them every week. Keep up the good work my man.
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Sonny, you definitely need to go to GUADALAJARA, in the state of Jalisco. Tons of exquisite food, tequila and mariachi!! :)
I love huiltacoche - but off course it also depends on the preparation. I am sure, that the lady knew how to cook it - but well, you can definitely cook it in a way, that it is less "weird".
I've made a few trips to Mexico but stayed away from Huitlacoche. This winter I'm going to take the plunge. Please explain the less weird way it should be cooked so I can look out for it.
@@hoz49 Not sure - if you are not in Mexico, you can buy it in cans - and I used it several times in cooking.I had it (and also did myself) tacos. Which were really delicious.
I think it is not weird at all. I mean we Westerners are eating cheese - some really funky blue cheeses - this is also mold. (huitlacoche is also a mold which just happen to attack the corn kernel).
Probably you want to eat it in a good (fine dining) restaurant... chefs really usually embrace odd ingredients, and make them delicious. Street food usually are rather pragmatic...
I tried huiltacoche tacos at a restaurant once and it wasn't bad, but not great either. I'd like to try it again because it might have been that the quality wasn't good or cooking method could have been better.
17:32 "es que me distrae el wero" hahaha I just died🤣
Vendor: the cutie is distracting me, it's not my fault
Friend: just keep working! Keep peeling!
Vendor: but you understand me, right? (wink wink)
Friend: its his eyes
Those ladies were struck by Sonny.
Authentic Mexican food is everything right in the world. Everything looks so delicious
The Gordita had my mouth watering 🤤
As a Mexican American who’s never been to Mexico I loved this video :)
Wow, that’s crazy! I’m Mexican-American too and I can literally see México from my house (it’s a 10 minute drive down South).
@@ppjskh lmao 💀 I live in the bay so it’s a few hours for me 😅
@@dannyblanco8544 I live in San Diego, so it’s really close. I’m really thankful there’s such good Mexican food here. 😂
That made me so hungry. Very jealous.
Have tried corn fungus twice as a side dish, and it was awesome!!! Must try.
This is a excellent video, but there’s a lot more good foods and drinks to try. Don’t miss the chance to try barbacoa and pulque 👍🏽
Mmmmmm, barbacoa! I’m so hungry now!! 😩
I've had that corn fungus! It's great! My friend tried to grow corn on a small plot in Philadelphia and the corn was terrible, but some of it got covered in that weird black fungus. He looked it up to make sure it was this stuff and it was delicious. Totally made up for the barely edible corn.
17:33 "its cause the white guy is distracting me" other Mexican lady: "...and whose fault is that, mine? He doesn't like you. Keep working" 🤣
Dude, you truly tried some stuff we never see in another Mexican food video. Huanzontles is something my mom would cook at home, and huitlacoche is one of my favorite dishes. Living in the US I have struggled to find corn smut. A jar can go for 12 bucks in the eastern shore of Maryland. Great Videos!! Subscribing!!
In the Philippines the cow stomach is also called a tuwalya or towel in english, 'cause it resembles a towel.