Im from Scotland but live in Mexico and my wife is Mexican. Mexico City is still under-rated by many but it is a world class city, there is no doubt about it. The Architecture, the Arts scene, Museums and of course the FOOD! Mexico is food paradise. Its simply the most diverse, colourful, tasty, moreish kitchen on the planet. And each state in Mexico has its own dishes on top as well. You think Tacos de camarones are as good as it gets, then along comes al pastor, chicken al pastor and fish al pastor to completely change the order. And just as you believe youve hit the top along come carnitas, suadero and barbacoa. And if thats not enough, the biodiversity is just incredible. Nowhere like it on earth!!
I'm from Mexico city and even though I'm very proud of Mexico city and Mexico in general! I would say is full of history,the food is amazing and there's a lot of things to do is definitely Not the most beautiful city in north America but yes it is beautiful! 👍🙂
@@RoadDawgLife Are you from California? San Fran is a horrible city, there is some a beautiful architecture in San Francisco but the streets are so small and packed and all the hills and homelessness and drugs and violence and tourists and it’s just a dirty city all around. The pier is considered one of the most overrated tourists attractions in America. I’ve lived about an hour away from San Francisco my whole life btw.
CDMX is not only the largest city in North America, but in the entire continent of America, and one of the largest and most populous in the world. It is a megalopolis with many diversity.
@@pablerry "According" but no. Within a few years, CDMX will increase in size, leaving Sao Paulo far behind. We know from good sources, CDMX is growing even more than it normally does. 😉
@@cu9424 CDMX can't grow, maybe in population, but in extention it cant' it already adjoins with state of mexico from all sides, the cities around CDMX. Atizapan, cuautitlan, coacalco, cuautitlan izcali, chalco, chicoloapan, chimalhuacan, ecatepec, huixquilucan, ixtapalapa, Nicolas romero, Naucalpan, Nezahualcoyotl, Tecamac, Tlanepantla, tultitlan, those municipalities will grow, but those are not CDMX.
@@pablerry But the one that grows is CDMX, and that means that because it increases, it absorbs those cities. I would believe that it was the other way around, that those cities reached CDMX, but no, quite the opposite. That is why it is considered the largest in America and one of the most populous in the world.
@@cu9424 stop with that nonsense, the bisggest in the Americas is Sao Paulo. And yes it is the number 10th most populated city in the world. And is not something to be proud, that city must reduce its polulation 20% in order to survive.
Mexico City will always be one of my favorite city. The food, people and weather is none like other. I'd go back every time. Hope you have a great stay! And looking forward to watching your vlogs about your stay there.
6:46 you're in error, of course we also have large avocados in Mexico, not all large avocados are left for export. There are places where they have different sizes of avocado and obviously prices will vary.
Earlier this year I planned on going to Mexico City for less than a month.....and ended up staying for 3 months! CDMX is one of my favorite cities ever!! I miss the parks and the cafes so much! Although I'm not as brave as you to try the bugs 😬😬😬
Hahah! bugs are definitely not mandatory, it's not considered normal even for locals, just a fun thing to do if you're brave enough. I'm glad you enjoy the city!
CDMX is a great city. I spent 5 months in Condesa in 2017 (scared off after the big earthquake). Fantastic walking city, I actually walked from Condesa to Coyoacán one day and checked out the Frida Kahlo house, that was a very long walk. Have fun.
🇲🇽 I had two adventures in Mexico City many years ago and I had an amazing time. My second trip I stayed in Zona Rosa and my hostel was very close to one of the subway stations. I saw this lady in a corner selling some street food. Because the lighting was pretty dim, I thought she was selling some French fries. So I ordered one and she placed some corn with it. Once I took it to well lit place nearby it turned out to be chicken feet with corn. I was not expecting that at all. I kinda freaked out a little bit but hey I am in Mexico City and I should eat what the locals eat. So I ate it all with gusto and I actually liked it. It was one of the many fond and funny memories I have with Mexico City 🇲🇽.
Mexico- United Statesian. We are all Americans, even if you were born in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil. AMERICA is a continent that the gringos stole. And you're not even half Mexican, you just do it and say because that's what the video is about and you want your likes. Ridiculous.
Tagalog and Spanish have much of the same pronunciation. Love hearing you speak Spanish! My Filipino friends are always impressed at how quickly I picked up basic tagalog and it looks like it works the other way around too! Great job, Haley!
You're an adventurous, non judgemental soul and because of it allows you to enjoy the different experiences you come across with. A real traveler indeed!
Loved your video, your energy and sense of adventure! Plus love from the bay area also and as a Mexican is great that you're helping to change the bad rep about an amazing city like cdmx! And now you're going to my home state Jalisco. Hope you have a great time as well, and looking forward to more. Saludos. Hasta pronto!✌❤
I am in the Classic district of Mexico city. I go to the Mercado San Juan to buy pescado, snapper and shrimp. I have seen the bugs to eat, wondered if I was missing out. Hmmmmmm. There are a lot of very interesting shops in that market. It's a gourmet food market. Check it out in the manana o tarde. The park near the Beau Arts has free wifi. You were there.
Lo que pasa que en esas zonas los propietarios ya no quieren rentar a mexicanos y prefieren rentarles a extranjeros, que con la ley esa de que si rentas puedes perder tu inmueble entonces no te arriesgas. Suena feo pero así es.
Mexico or the places I have visited have a laid back way of living. Will need to visit soon.💖Puerto Vallarta is a fun place as well! Recommend visiting Guadalajara as well, has fun things to do in the city and around as well.
this video was so great! went to cdmx last month and didn't have enough time to venture into the city so thank you got providing a template for when i travel back in the spring!
Hi Haley! CDMX is one of the most beautiful cities on this planet! I have a deep love affair with it!.(X cdmx resident).We have many many vids made there on our channel.. glad you also Enjoy(ed) it!
@haley I can't wait for you to share your Yucatan peninsula content soon. We just came from there and wow a week was not enough. Although we spent time in Vidanta Riviera Maya Resort, we also visited Xcaret parks, Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos, Isla de Mujeres, Cozumel, and the Xoximilco experience! I am sure you had much more fun there. I wouldn't mind working there remotely because they're all English speakers and the PEOPLE are very warm and welcoming in and outside of the resort. Hoping to see the content soon!
Loved the video and all your restaurant recs! Checked out El Hidalguense and it was so good, but dang those t-bone tacos😍 Makes me really want to go back to CDMX! Also lol to you taking down that mezcal shot after the scorpion.
I really want to visit Mexico. I took 2 years of Spanish back in college about like 10 yrs ago, but I have to re-learn it. I want to visit Mexico City, pyramids of Teotihuacán, & beaches in Oaxaca. I'm afraid to travel alone though since I'm not fluent in Spanish & don't know enough locals. Help.
You don't have to be fluent, basic Spanish is usually enough to get by most places in Mexico. If you don't want to travel alone, find someone to go with you, there's lots of Facebook groups, other places to find travel busses, or meet some people along the way!
Don't be scared! I'm currently in Santiago a small town near Monterrey and I'm staying with 2 Americans who only the basics...and they've been traveling all over the country. I'm lucky though BC I do know Spanish thanks parents from Guanajuato!
There is so much culture and character in their markets. In the Philippines, the markets only have the culture of poverty. There is so much variety in the food items and they are very cultural. Really nice video. There are so many videos about Mexico City and this is one brilliant attempt.
Personally, I think weather wise or environment wise it’s easy to transition from Cali to Mexico because California, and other states, used to belong to Mexico back in the day. 🇲🇽 #history
Generally yes. There's to major diferences weather wise tho: 1. Mexico city has a very long rain season, in wich showers are sometimes 6/7 days a week and troughout the entire day, this season goes from late spring to late summer, sometimes even early fall. During this season the city becomes chaotic and the temperature is a mess, because it varies wildly beetwen super hot, to cool to cold in a whimp. The other major diference is that mexico city (specially in the south and higher altitudes of the city-since, you know, it's a valley-) has a somewhat colder and earlier fall/winter season, so it tends to be a little be more cold than cali and definetely more windy. One thing to keep in mind tho: MX city has a transitional weather troughout all seasons, wich means that, generally, no matter the season, it tends to be quite cold during nights and mornings and generally gets comfortably warm (in winter) to absolutely insuffetable (in spring and early summer) during the day, only to again get colder fast once the sun goes out. So it tends to be a city with very unpredictable climate and weather.
Those are avocados of some other kind. In other states of Mexico you find larger avocados than the palm of your hand. The southern and coastal states of both the Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico find more types of avocados and all the fruits you can imagine.
What a nice and knowledgeable woman, thank you so much for all the accurate and honest information you provided people with, it’s sad to hear people talking about the negative aspects of our country and make assumptions. Like she said we have problems like any other part of the world, but again that doesn’t define us all. CDMX and all México are welcoming people from all over the world and I strongly believe that countries with diversity can do great things if we all work together. Viva méxico cab@&$.. saludos y que padre video! I’m following you now. From a Mexican living in Canada. And CDMX is by far one of the best cities I’ve ever visited. Cheers.
Gracias por mostrar lo bueno de México ! Te admiro por lo Valiente que eres al Tomar Mezcal con Escorpión . Ojalá y regreses a nuestro País , tu sabes que siempre serás Bienvenida !
Love the places you go, the different cultures, the beautiful surroundings,the delicious foods you eat and the daring adventures you do especially eating those insects well may be a good thing to try, hehe, you are a very courageous lady always doing and trying something new to enrich your soul with no regrets.🙌👏💪🏻👍stay safe❤️😘
I’m absolutely amazed at how incredible brave you are at trying some squeamish bugs 🐜. Personal I would have probably only tried that totally drunk just so I would throw up 🤮 after lol. The city looks extremely gorgeous and quiet breathtaking. Those tacos 🌮 looks so drooling 🤤 good. Glad to see you are safe and enjoying what life is throwing your way. Until another bug 🐞 tasting adventure awaits you stay shining pinay.
I agree to guided tours. If you have more time, you can go back to spots you wish to spend more time. Keep on feeding us more Mexican cultures and yummy foods.
You are so brave for giving a shot to so many things you don't know. For a local, like me, it's quite funny to see the way you, foreigners, experience the place we live in, Glad you've felt welcomed. Wish you the very best!!
Thanks for your little tour and input. I really want to visit but there is so much talk of how dangerous it is. I'll keep search for the right tour group. 👍👍👍
You are great! Eating insects and scorpions in a market is a challenge! Even for me as Mexican I don't like it. I'm new follower and now you have my attention. Blessings.
I will have to die of starvation before I eat a friggin’ insect. I’ll eat tree bark, leaves, and my t shirt first. Then maybe an insect. Unless I have a spare t-shirt. Otherwise, another cool video Haley. As usual, good job, good content, great presentation and editing.
Nice to see footage of food that you didn't like. Most would have not shown that or faked liking it. Corn from the grill is usually eaten with lime/chili only. Doesn't hurt to tell them "no mayo", but the mayo is primarily added to corn from the pot. Cheers.
Thinking of adding Mexico to my bucket list after watching your video, thanks for sharing! Thought I might also share a good travel carry-on bag you can consider on your future travels. It's the Bento Bag from Nomad Lane. It's very functional and a good carry-on on travels ❤🥰
It's been a while Ate i missed you and i really loved ur vlog as always it feels like i been part of ur trip hehehe but thanks for this Ate always stay safe and be careful as always ❤️
good job good video girl you captured a little of my culture and i appreciate😊 you are welcome here in mexico city anytime i hope you enjoyed the tepache
Unitedstatians, please stay in your country, come to visit Mexico as a tourist but DON'T STAY HERE to live, your presence here is increasing life cost for locals.
That was very daring of you Haley. Eating a scorpion. Back in puerto princessa you should have tried the Tamilok or wood worms. 😁🤭 I couldn’t for the life of me. 🤣
You're brave eating those bugs. I'll possibly still try it and my mom is from Mexico City and has made me meals from nopales because she says also they're very nutritious. The roasted corn cobs look good though I'd probably try them with mayonnaise. I went to school a short while in Mexico where my aunt taught. I miss Mexico City. Thanks for this view into my other home!
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Im from Scotland but live in Mexico and my wife is Mexican. Mexico City is still under-rated by many but it is a world class city, there is no doubt about it. The Architecture, the Arts scene, Museums and of course the FOOD! Mexico is food paradise. Its simply the most diverse, colourful, tasty, moreish kitchen on the planet. And each state in Mexico has its own dishes on top as well. You think Tacos de camarones are as good as it gets, then along comes al pastor, chicken al pastor and fish al pastor to completely change the order. And just as you believe youve hit the top along come carnitas, suadero and barbacoa. And if thats not enough, the biodiversity is just incredible. Nowhere like it on earth!!
Great explanation, I’d imagine Mexico City would take some time to truly experience even half of what it has to offer.
@Michelle Mexico City :)
I need to go there!!!
Lived there for a few months and I LOVED it!!! People are nice and the food is amazing! Ate tacos everyday after work
In my opinion the most beautiful city in North America
I'm from Mexico city and even though I'm very proud of Mexico city and Mexico in general! I would say is full of history,the food is amazing and there's a lot of things to do is definitely Not the most beautiful city in north America but yes it is beautiful! 👍🙂
Thank you too much. Best regards from México.
🇲🇽VIVA MÉXICO 🇲🇽
After San Francisco, you mean. 😏
@@RoadDawgLife Are you from California? San Fran is a horrible city, there is some a beautiful architecture in San Francisco but the streets are so small and packed and all the hills and homelessness and drugs and violence and tourists and it’s just a dirty city all around. The pier is considered one of the most overrated tourists attractions in America. I’ve lived about an hour away from San Francisco my whole life btw.
She was so informed, respectful and open about the mexican culture.
So glad you had a good experience. You are welcome here any time.
CDMX is not only the largest city in North America, but in the entire continent of America, and one of the largest and most populous in the world.
It is a megalopolis with many diversity.
Actually Sao Paulo is bigger.
@@pablerry "According" but no. Within a few years, CDMX will increase in size, leaving Sao Paulo far behind. We know from good sources, CDMX is growing even more than it normally does.
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@@cu9424 CDMX can't grow, maybe in population, but in extention it cant' it already adjoins with state of mexico from all sides, the cities around CDMX.
Atizapan, cuautitlan, coacalco, cuautitlan izcali, chalco, chicoloapan, chimalhuacan, ecatepec, huixquilucan, ixtapalapa, Nicolas romero, Naucalpan, Nezahualcoyotl, Tecamac, Tlanepantla, tultitlan, those municipalities will grow, but those are not CDMX.
@@pablerry But the one that grows is CDMX, and that means that because it increases, it absorbs those cities. I would believe that it was the other way around, that those cities reached CDMX, but no, quite the opposite. That is why it is considered the largest in America and one of the most populous in the world.
@@cu9424 stop with that nonsense, the bisggest in the Americas is Sao Paulo. And yes it is the number 10th most populated city in the world.
And is not something to be proud, that city must reduce its polulation 20% in order to survive.
I love mexico from morocco
Thank you my friend! I would love to visit Morocco!
You will be wellcome if some time you came to visit.
Been to CDMX in February 2019 absolutely amazing and underrated city!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Mexico City will always be one of my favorite city. The food, people and weather is none like other. I'd go back every time. Hope you have a great stay! And looking forward to watching your vlogs about your stay there.
Been to CDMX last October and it was a pleasant surprise. A city full of history and culture, with lots of activities to do. Highly recommend
6:46 you're in error, of course we also have large avocados in Mexico, not all large avocados are left for export. There are places where they have different sizes of avocado and obviously prices will vary.
I fell in love with CDMX, my new favorite big city. If my wife could also work remotely, CDMX would be my city.
Earlier this year I planned on going to Mexico City for less than a month.....and ended up staying for 3 months! CDMX is one of my favorite cities ever!! I miss the parks and the cafes so much! Although I'm not as brave as you to try the bugs 😬😬😬
We will waiting for your back! You are always welcome. Let me know if you come, surely you don't know many places .
@@peguerojordy I'll be back eventually! Currently in Thailand for the year 🎉🤗🤗
Hahah! bugs are definitely not mandatory, it's not considered normal even for locals, just a fun thing to do if you're brave enough. I'm glad you enjoy the city!
CDMX is a great city. I spent 5 months in Condesa in 2017 (scared off after the big earthquake). Fantastic walking city, I actually walked from Condesa to Coyoacán one day and checked out the Frida Kahlo house, that was a very long walk. Have fun.
🇲🇽 I had two adventures in Mexico City many years ago and I had an amazing time. My second trip I stayed in Zona Rosa and my hostel was very close to one of the subway stations. I saw this lady in a corner selling some street food. Because the lighting was pretty dim, I thought she was selling some French fries. So I ordered one and she placed some corn with it. Once I took it to well lit place nearby it turned out to be chicken feet with corn. I was not expecting that at all. I kinda freaked out a little bit but hey I am in Mexico City and I should eat what the locals eat. So I ate it all with gusto and I actually liked it. It was one of the many fond and funny memories I have with Mexico City 🇲🇽.
welcome to nmexico
LOL, I remember my grandma making chicken feet when I was quite small. They were for my grandpa.
Im mexican and i have never try that 🤭
I've never seen anyone selling it and never tasted it.
@@leoninavictoria8024 It's a lady in a shopping car, in front of the casino :P
I'm Mexican American and definitely want to spend more time in Mexico in the future.
Yes you should!
No es Vi
Mexico- United Statesian. We are all Americans, even if you were born in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil.
AMERICA is a continent that the gringos stole.
And you're not even half Mexican, you just do it and say because that's what the video is about and you want your likes. Ridiculous.
Saludos paisano. No faltará quien te sonsaque para beber unas chelas en México en un tranquilo día de asueto 🍺🍺🍺
@@cu9424 Go cry somewhere else.
Tagalog and Spanish have much of the same pronunciation. Love hearing you speak Spanish! My Filipino friends are always impressed at how quickly I picked up basic tagalog and it looks like it works the other way around too! Great job, Haley!
You're an adventurous, non judgemental soul and because of it allows you to enjoy the different experiences you come across with. A real traveler indeed!
I was there in November! Loved everything about the city! Awesome people!!! Would love to go back!! Nice video
Eres bienvenido cuando quietas regresar
thank you for sharing! Love my city! Museums, art galleries, plazas, mercados, gastronomy, lots of things to do and enjoy.
Loved your video, your energy and sense of adventure! Plus love from the bay area also and as a Mexican is great that you're helping to change the bad rep about an amazing city like cdmx! And now you're going to my home state Jalisco. Hope you have a great time as well, and looking forward to more. Saludos. Hasta pronto!✌❤
I am in the Classic district of Mexico city. I go to the Mercado San Juan to buy pescado, snapper and shrimp. I have seen the bugs to eat, wondered if I was missing out. Hmmmmmm. There are a lot of very interesting shops in that market. It's a gourmet food market. Check it out in the manana o tarde. The park near the Beau Arts has free wifi. You were there.
Glad you went to some of the places on my video, let me know next time you're in CDMX and I'll take you to some more amazing places to eat!
Thanks Todd! I'd love that!
Yay! Thank you for contributing to the increasing gentrification of my city!
Lo que pasa que en esas zonas los propietarios ya no quieren rentar a mexicanos y prefieren rentarles a extranjeros, que con la ley esa de que si rentas puedes perder tu inmueble entonces no te arriesgas. Suena feo pero así es.
Mexico or the places I have visited have a laid back way of living. Will need to visit soon.💖Puerto Vallarta is a fun place as well! Recommend visiting Guadalajara as well, has fun things to do in the city and around as well.
The thing about Mexico City is that such city is bursting with life. In Mexico City people are truly alive.
this video was so great! went to cdmx last month and didn't have enough time to venture into the city so thank you got providing a template for when i travel back in the spring!
I lived in CDMX too. My favourite place so far.
Hi Haley! CDMX is one of the most beautiful cities on this planet! I have a deep love affair with it!.(X cdmx resident).We have many many vids made there on our channel.. glad you also Enjoy(ed) it!
I hope you make series in Mexico City. I’ve been curious about working remote there as well
You don't have to eat everything. 😂 I'm Mexican and I would NOT eat the bugs. But awesome video!
@haley I can't wait for you to share your Yucatan peninsula content soon. We just came from there and wow a week was not enough. Although we spent time in Vidanta Riviera Maya Resort, we also visited Xcaret parks, Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos, Isla de Mujeres, Cozumel, and the Xoximilco experience! I am sure you had much more fun there. I wouldn't mind working there remotely because they're all English speakers and the PEOPLE are very warm and welcoming in and outside of the resort. Hoping to see the content soon!
Great job Haley. Your video skills are always improving. You are so charming and easy to enjoy watching. Thank you!💕
Thank YOU!
Loved the video and all your restaurant recs! Checked out El Hidalguense and it was so good, but dang those t-bone tacos😍 Makes me really want to go back to CDMX! Also lol to you taking down that mezcal shot after the scorpion.
Best shot of mezcal I've ever had
I wish I can pay a visit there someday! 😄❤❤
I admire you Haley! I wish I could travel there alone too. The city is so beautiful
Love CDMX I can’t wait to go back there
Thanks for visit México!! God bless you!!
I really want to visit Mexico. I took 2 years of Spanish back in college about like 10 yrs ago, but I have to re-learn it. I want to visit Mexico City, pyramids of Teotihuacán, & beaches in Oaxaca. I'm afraid to travel alone though since I'm not fluent in Spanish & don't know enough locals. Help.
You don't have to be fluent, basic Spanish is usually enough to get by most places in Mexico. If you don't want to travel alone, find someone to go with you, there's lots of Facebook groups, other places to find travel busses, or meet some people along the way!
Eso no es problema en México tendrás muchos amigos ellos te alludaran suerte!
You only need 10% spanish, learn the basics like "how much, where is it," and you are set to go.
Mexican people help you. Star first in CDMX. You will make friends easy. People is firendly.
Don't be scared! I'm currently in Santiago a small town near Monterrey and I'm staying with 2 Americans who only the basics...and they've been traveling all over the country. I'm lucky though BC I do know Spanish thanks parents from Guanajuato!
Loved this video, and your vibe! 🌼🌼🌼
Had to subscribed as soon as you bit in to the first bug! lol Glad to have found your channel. Now I really want to visit my Mexico so bad!
Welcome back Haley! Love how you embrace the culture wherever you go!
Thank you!
@@HaleyTakesOntheWorld Gracias!
There is so much culture and character in their markets. In the Philippines, the markets only have the culture of poverty. There is so much variety in the food items and they are very cultural. Really nice video. There are so many videos about Mexico City and this is one brilliant attempt.
I lived in Mexico City from 2009 till 2014, still miss it! It’s an amazing city
where do you live now?
Northe America is the best Place in the World has everthing special mexico nice beaches,nice weather,the Food everything.
MI poderosa hermosa y amada CDMX 🇲🇽😌🇲🇽🙂🇲🇽😍🇲🇽😍🇲🇽😍😌🙂😌🙂🙂😍🇲🇽
Personally, I think weather wise or environment wise it’s easy to transition from Cali to Mexico because California, and other states, used to belong to Mexico back in the day. 🇲🇽 #history
Generally yes. There's to major diferences weather wise tho: 1. Mexico city has a very long rain season, in wich showers are sometimes 6/7 days a week and troughout the entire day, this season goes from late spring to late summer, sometimes even early fall. During this season the city becomes chaotic and the temperature is a mess, because it varies wildly beetwen super hot, to cool to cold in a whimp. The other major diference is that mexico city (specially in the south and higher altitudes of the city-since, you know, it's a valley-) has a somewhat colder and earlier fall/winter season, so it tends to be a little be more cold than cali and definetely more windy. One thing to keep in mind tho: MX city has a transitional weather troughout all seasons, wich means that, generally, no matter the season, it tends to be quite cold during nights and mornings and generally gets comfortably warm (in winter) to absolutely insuffetable (in spring and early summer) during the day, only to again get colder fast once the sun goes out. So it tends to be a city with very unpredictable climate and weather.
That’s some crazy logic lol
Those are avocados of some other kind. In other states of Mexico you find larger avocados than the palm of your hand. The southern and coastal states of both the Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico find more types of avocados and all the fruits you can imagine.
What a nice and knowledgeable woman, thank you so much for all the accurate and honest information you provided people with, it’s sad to hear people talking about the negative aspects of our country and make assumptions. Like she said we have problems like any other part of the world, but again that doesn’t define us all. CDMX and all México are welcoming people from all over the world and I strongly believe that countries with diversity can do great things if we all work together. Viva méxico cab@&$.. saludos y que padre video! I’m following you now. From a Mexican living in Canada. And CDMX is by far one of the best cities I’ve ever visited. Cheers.
Gracias por mostrar lo bueno de México ! Te admiro por lo Valiente que eres al Tomar Mezcal con Escorpión . Ojalá y regreses a nuestro País , tu sabes que siempre serás Bienvenida !
Love the places you go, the different cultures, the beautiful surroundings,the delicious foods you eat and the daring adventures you do especially eating those insects well may be a good thing to try, hehe, you are a very courageous lady always doing and trying something new to enrich your soul with no regrets.🙌👏💪🏻👍stay safe❤️😘
Got married in Mexico last Sept. 🏳️🌈
Great production value in this video. Will be in CDMX in a few months. Gracias.
Haley you need to go to Medellín (Colombia), it's an amazing place for digital nomads, it's very trendy, and they have the best coffee in the world!
I spent time in Medellín last year and made videos about it! I loved it so much
I’m absolutely amazed at how incredible brave you are at trying some squeamish bugs 🐜. Personal I would have probably only tried that totally drunk just so I would throw up 🤮 after lol. The city looks extremely gorgeous and quiet breathtaking. Those tacos 🌮 looks so drooling 🤤 good. Glad to see you are safe and enjoying what life is throwing your way. Until another bug 🐞 tasting adventure awaits you stay shining pinay.
I was absolutely squeamish haha. I think crabs are so much scarier looking than bugs and I love crab. We're just not conditioned to eating bugs.
I agree to guided tours. If you have more time, you can go back to spots you wish to spend more time. Keep on feeding us more Mexican cultures and yummy foods.
Love your Travel Vlogs Haley ❤️ You should do one in Vienna Austria one day 🇵🇭🇦🇹
I hope I can too! One of these days.
Wow!!! Looks cold there too?
Yummy food!
Love your travel videos. Very informative and so “classy”.
You are a very talented video maker. Make sense, was fun, informative and entertaining.
Haley i enjoy your vlog. So informative..
You are so brave for giving a shot to so many things you don't know. For a local, like me, it's quite funny to see the way you, foreigners, experience the place we live in, Glad you've felt welcomed. Wish you the very best!!
Ooh wow Haley, you teach that scorpion who's boss, you are very brave, we love Your video, we love Mexico thanks for sharing 🤗
I just got back from Mexico City. Truly an underrated city. I prefer it to any city in the USA.
Thanks for your little tour and input. I really want to visit but there is so much talk of how dangerous it is. I'll keep search for the right tour group. 👍👍👍
CDMX no es nada peligrosa.
Mexico City is safer than NYC and Paris.
I just moved here in march, I’m lovin it
Hello HALEY!!! I MISSED YOUR VLOGS. Welcome back to me on you channel
“I don’t even know what I’m eating but it’s very good “ 🥰😍 love it! Looks like you were eating buche
Been waiting for your video! Keep safe, Haley! ❤️
Thanks Eileen
What a legend! I will follow you just for this video!
Mexico City is great! Welcome and God bless U
Aquí cabemos todos bien venida.hermosa..
🤣😂 la cara que pusiste cuando probaste el primer insecto...that was fun
50s??? No shade, that's nice for me but I live in iowa. Glad you love my city!! I miss it so much! Thanks for taking me there!
Please enjoy Mexico, we love to have you with us in our country.
You are great!
Eating insects and scorpions in a market is a challenge!
Even for me as Mexican I don't like it.
I'm new follower and now you have my attention. Blessings.
My GIRL. Scorpion & Tequila! Make a dad PROUD!!
Encantado de volver a ver a esta encantadora mujer. Un besazo porque te adoro!!! Desde España!!!
Wow you really can move and learn fast, some tourist never use the Metro, never try to eat bugs, if you ever need some help please ask.
I will have to die of starvation before I eat a friggin’ insect. I’ll eat tree bark, leaves, and my t shirt first. Then maybe an insect. Unless I have a spare t-shirt.
Otherwise, another cool video Haley. As usual, good job, good content, great presentation and editing.
Nice to see footage of food that you didn't like. Most would have not shown that or faked liking it.
Corn from the grill is usually eaten with lime/chili only. Doesn't hurt to tell them "no mayo", but the mayo is primarily added to corn from the pot.
Cheers.
Oh my…Haley!!! I got nervous for you hahaha. No more insects plz. Love your videos 🥰
Wow I like her! Cheers from a remote island in the med
Thinking of adding Mexico to my bucket list after watching your video, thanks for sharing! Thought I might also share a good travel carry-on bag you can consider on your future travels. It's the Bento Bag from Nomad Lane. It's very functional and a good carry-on on travels ❤🥰
In Colombia they sell “Hormigas Culonas” meaning “Big Butt Ants”, I have never had the courage to try them! 😅
I'm a big fan of your travel vlogs 😊🙏
It's been a while Ate i missed you and i really loved ur vlog as always it feels like i been part of ur trip hehehe but thanks for this Ate always stay safe and be careful as always ❤️
You're brave using the subway, and mercado San Juan is a tourist trap. I like your video
Haley luv you from southern California follow you when you started vlogging in phillipinnes your awesome 👌
Thanks for being here on the journey
I can't believe I am Mexican and never been to CDMX. I definitely have to go soon!
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing. Scorpions look like little lobsters. Doubt they taste the same but I’d tell myself that to get through it lol.
Great, excited about my trip!
good job good video girl
you captured a little of my culture and i appreciate😊
you are welcome here in mexico city anytime
i hope you enjoyed the tepache
I can show you the best of the city, i spend here my entire life and i love it
Unitedstatians, please stay in your country, come to visit Mexico as a tourist but DON'T STAY HERE to live, your presence here is increasing life cost for locals.
That was very daring of you Haley. Eating a scorpion. Back in puerto princessa you should have tried the Tamilok or wood worms. 😁🤭 I couldn’t for the life of me. 🤣
I live in Mexico City and the amount of american migrants is incredible.
God bless Mexico. 👍 💕 Best wishes for all of you there
Welcome to my hometown mexico were de people it’s great and the food it’s delicious enjoyed 🇲🇽👍. I’m subscribed and starting enjoy your videos 😁
Woow qe valiente herez?woow bravo bravo. Xcelente video 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🖐️🖐️👌👌🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
You're brave eating those bugs. I'll possibly still try it and my mom is from Mexico City and has made me meals from nopales because she says also they're very nutritious. The roasted corn cobs look good though I'd probably try them with mayonnaise. I went to school a short while in Mexico where my aunt taught. I miss Mexico City. Thanks for this view into my other home!