THE BEST Chinese-Latino Food In AMERICA! (Chino Latino Cuisine)
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As a Chinese Panamanian who lived in NYC for two decades, I approve of this awesome video.
How long have Chinese lived in Panama?
@@gatheringleaves They have been in Panama for 168 years.
¡Faltaría un restaurante chino-panameño para completar la colección!
Quite fascinating when two different cultures come together on a plate, things actually work, I like it
Chinese mixed their cuisine with almost every Caribbean island - Trinidad, Jamaican, Cuban, DR, PR etc. Caribbean + Chinese fusion is some of the best food you'll ever have.
My mind is still reeling to hear fluent canto mixed in with Spanish. It didn’t cross my mind that the Chinese emigrated all over the world - not just English speaking countries. Thanks for the informative vid.
Why wouldn't it cross your mind that they would emigrate to the Caribbean?
U must never been to NYC
What a dynamic hybrid. We have Asian and Hispanics in my family. Love the foods, cultures, and drinks. We sure know how to throw down and party!!
We call them filipinos
@@popsrumble
Lol
@@popsrumble I'm Filipino, and like most Filipinos, I am proud of my Asian heritage. Most of my Asian heritage is Filipino, with Japanese and South Asian ancestry from the Indian Subcontinent as well. After all, Filipinos like me are Asian, not Hispanic at all. Where in the hell would you think Filipinos are Hispanic? If that was the case, you might as well tell Indonesian people in Indonesia that they are related to the Dutch. Stop equating European colonialism with genetic influences, you can have one w/o the other.
BTW, Baybayin, is a Indic Filipino script that originated in India.
@@gregorypetty6887
no creo que lo haya dicho por insultarte, pero los filipinos son basicamente los latinos de asia. tienen parte de la herencia cultural que tenemos nosotros.
@@sabin97 I have no Spanish ancestry, very few Filipinos do. And I'm glad I have no Spanish ancestry since the Spaniards commited cultural genocide in the Philippine for 300 years.
Lima, Peru: actually has the oldest and largest Chinatown in South America!
So much bomb food in there.
Chifa
Na Mexico slash the southwest states.
You know this is legit when the Fung Bros hit New Apollo in BK for those drinks 😂…Chino Latino is a NYC Staple.. culture unity is what NYC is all about 🙌🏼
Those drinks got me through the height of the pandemic.
Slumped.
Chinese/puertorrican fusion is the best!!! EVER!!! We puertorricans LOVE your chinese restaurants. The best chino latino restaurant in my hometown is Confianza China in Carolina Puerto Rico. Just 15 minutes from the airport and the best tostones al ajillo ive ever tasted in my life...
Thank you for stopping by New Apolo and showing our community support!
Ur shit slaps. Drinks killer 😌
Little Saigon in Westminster, CA has Vietnamese restaurants where all Hispanics work the kitchens and wait tables. They speak our language fluently. It's a beautiful thing ❤️💯
Hispanics who speak Vietnamese? I'm sure they could if they tried, but why would they need to learn it. Prove it ;-)
What I love about Chinatown and Chinese and Asian culture is the quality and quantity of food you get for your dollar. This is something I’ve noticed is very similar to the Latino community. At least in nyc both communities have somewhat made a living in the food industry and our restaurants are affordable enough to serve those in industry. I grew up in queens in flushing and main st, busy mall, new world mall was a second home as a Colombian American. Chinese-latino restaurants are the physical embodiment of the fusion our two cultures share especially both trying to make it and thrive in nyc it’s really beautiful.
When I moved to California from Puerto Rico, one of the things I missed were the Puerto Rican Chinese dishes: fried rice with a lot pork and huge egg rolls filled with tasty pork instead of the small vegetable egg rolls that are popular here, and the delicious ribs
Woah I’ve never heard of a Puerto Rican moving to Cali I heard it’s rare to find PR cuisine over there
In my household, I cook Chino-Rican dishes. Great video & didn't even realized that Chino-Latino was a thing outside the island. Love to see you show more spots.
La Caridad was THE SPOT for Chinese cuban. I miss them.
Thanks you two.
This brings back memories.
I used to be a waiter for two summers at a Cuban Chinese restaurant on 8th ave and 51st street in the early 80s. The place is long gone now.
@MrB0gart Sorry I can’t remember the name but I don’t think it’s La Palma. It was on 8th ave. Between 50th and 51st, or 51st and 52nd.
Dominican and Chinese fusion is so dope I'm bringing my money!!
In love with your channel, so overwhelming and soul satisfying, also, Seeing Chinese looking people speaking Spanish or any other language fluently is not only adorable but beautifully common, we have Indian Chinese people in India and I have Indo Chinese friends and they speak extremely fluent hindi, oh and the food ? Thanks to them for indo Chinese food, One of my favorite foods indeed. Your videos are so wholesome, I love binge watching your channel on low days and drool throughout lol, reminds of the fact that What a beautiful World we are a part of ! Thanks a ton🙏
Caribbean Chinese cuisine is a thing, but Jamaican Chinese food is on a whole other level.
Thanks to show up the Flavor of Chinese Latino food tradition and Culture...👍👏🇨🇺🇵🇷
17:24 *wow! Loving it! I'm watching at 2am in Istanbul and very hungry haha. Thank you for the video! :)*
In NY you know the difference between a Dominican from the other latin carribean people . He is most def authentically Dominican. It's crazy to hear him speak. He even speaks English with a Dominican accent!
I'm Puerto Rican married to a Thai Chinese man lol imagine our mix of foods.
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Stumbled upon this video on my recommended feed. As a Chinese Canadian, I had an uncle on my mom's side of the family who had lived in Nicaragua for quite some time. Didn't even realize that there was a huge Chinese population scattered all over Latin America and South America.
Was great to see what kind of influences that created the fusion that we now see today. Would love to sample it some day.
Gracias por la representacion! Now I gotta go check out those places! Keep up the good work guys
I’m from the Bronx and the Chinese spots they speak Spanish!
The spot on The Upper Westside by the #1 train at 79th and B’way been around for ever!!!
Also Jamaica and Trinidad and Guyana had many Chinese immigrants come to work as indentured servants…….Sean Paul is of Chinese decent
I know this restaurant in Queens owned by a Chinese woman from Guyana. It blew my mind that she was Guyanese just like I am.
@@kevinnorris6558 There are tons of Chinese in Trinidad, Guyana and all over the West Indies and Latin America. They're no different culturally than the locals.
I’m half Puerto Rican and never had chino rican food but maaaan my family would go on about the Chinese food there 🤤I always wanted to try
Hearing an Asian person speak with a Hispanic accent is so trippy but so dope. lol
There are blk, white, native speaking Spanish. Ok???
There's like 7 million Asians that live all over Latin America / Latin Caribbean countries, that have had family there for centuries.
Whats more trippy is seeing a white guy raised in Singapore speaking with a singapore accent.
Love Cuba and D.R., I'm glad that we have history there. But the food you guys shown, makes me want to go back! Got to try and find some here in Toronto, Canada. Keep up the good work Fung Bros!
Jardin de China in Corona, Queens has been my favorite spot since childhood. That place was started by Cuban Chinese people. It’s been around since before I was even born.
Yes…👏👏👏👏👏 bro That’s my spot. I’m fact I noticed that their food sits me well compared to the other Chinese place in junction.
Iykyk jardin the China is a staple
Their liver steak used to be out of the world. The quality has been going downhill the recent years though.
Whats the name of the other place in junction that the guy said with the iced tea, you know?
@@joseernesto32 I could be wrong but it sounds like he’s describing Jardin de China, which is on Junction
This was incredibly eye opening. I came for the food & stayed to learn. Learning about cultures & history through food (also music, film & art) I think is a thing can be such a gateway to kindness & diffuse all the hate in the world, I would love to see programs that did that in schools at every level.
This is the stuff I love, mixing cultures to create mouthwatering dishes! Fung bros made my day with this work of art!
These two cuisines are the definition of comfort food
I have Chinese friends in the 626 that immigrated through Mexico and Argentina. Always fun to see vendors surprised at Mexican restaurants or hole in the wall taco joints when they order.
Sometime in the 90s or the 00s, what Chinese immigrants are known for in Santo Domingo are "picapollos" which are basically fast fried food places - chicken and tostones.
This was definitely a cool video. Being a history teacher and a food lover, both cravings were fed. Thank you for the really cool history lesson.
Bigup for this episode. Great coverage of chino latino history!
I loved everything about this video!! From the Canto-Spanish speaking going on to the fusion foods of the two cultures. ❤️🔥
I love this place. They're close to my old office in Bushwick. My great grandfather came from Toisan to Cuba so I wanted to get in touch with my roots.
I ❤️❤️❤️ this episode guys! GREAT JOB!!! GREAT TOPIC!!!
Loving the content, y’all!!! 👏🏾
Wow amazing. Thanks for showcasing this.
9:45 Enping people went to Venezuela and Santo Domingo a lot. They actually have an annual dinner in Chinatown (NYC) that my grandfather used to go to. He has since passed. There aren't that many left in the DR because they mostly left to the USA when they could - in the 90s+ Mandarin speaking people started moving in.
King's for showing mixed cultures some love! Taino don't discriminate!
Love all your videos but this one touched my heart!! I grew up in the lower east side and my family always went to Apollo Restaurant on Delaney St. The food there was always the best!
Love hearing ppl speak Cantonese.
There used to be a place called La Caridad 78 which was fantastic. I've been to Flor de Mayo which was pretty good also.
Rip la caridad 78 shit slapped
great video! I'm moving to a caribbean country soon, so trying to learn more about the diverse culture there.... It turns out I got to learn more about America, too! Thanks!
This is such an interesting video! I have to hit up these spots next time I visit NY.
I'm glad y'all did this video . I'm so mix or Infusion with so many bloodline. FOOD do bring peoples together besides LOVE.🙏💘🕊
“La Nueva Wing Hing” by Yankees Stadium used to have the best palomilla steak. After the change of ownership, the quality went south…. I wonder if “Uncle Armando Yip” is still there or not. He would be pushing 90 now if he is still alive.
Anyone of you know/knew Armando? He would always give me big bowl of soup the kitchen made for the staff. He was featured in NY Times once
I am Chinese cuban . My mom is Indo Jamaican and my dad is afro Peruvian. I am Chinese Latino. I hope you guys enjoyed your foodito.
best food I think, the 2 best cuisines combined everything looks amazing
You keep making great videos all the time
This is a great episode!
Fam this was an experience and a history lesson!! Loved this vid 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome video as always. Hi guys! Stay safe! xoxo
Thank you Andrew and David, will make a point to try Chinese Latino food at my next trip to NYC.
love these videos always
Finally a Chino Latino video. First time I had it i was awe struck, absolutely delicious.
Hell yeah Latino and asian foods are AMAZING
Wow that’s so dope I would be in heaven if there was Restaurants combined with Latin and Chinese food together I have had soul food and Ching food together from one restaurant in the Bay Area but I would love to eat Latin and Chinese 😍
This was my favorite episode
Dope vid, love it!
Thanks for comming to the New Apolo on Grand Street guys .You guys have great videos channel . We always watch your videos at Fulton Street New Apolo since we found this channel. Thanks for all the great videos .
This video touches me the most because of my family background . Got the surprising opportunity to meet the superstars. Very nice people !
Loved this!! If y'all ever go to PR you should definitely meet up with Señorita Yanyi !
The first segment was 🔥!!!!!
Great video, interesting history that I wasn’t aware of. 😊
Loved this Chino Latino view from the Caribbean but the largest Chinese Latin community is in Peru. Many of their national dishes have clear Chinese (and Japanese) influences. The city of Mexicali in northern Mexico on the California border is a Chinese/Cantonese city with over 100 years of Chinese migration here. Brazil has a large Chinese community too in Sao Paolo! The foods in these regions are incredible. If you’re in Cali, go to Mexicali. The Chinesca (Chinatown) is an amazing part of town. The food is soooooo good! Chinese Mexican cuisine is out of this world! Mexico City has a large Chinese community too that keeps growing as more Chinese keep immigrating there and now there are 4 chinatowns besides the official/historic/touristy Chinatown!
I lovee this! I am chinese from Brazil and I have a friend whos Chinese Dominican. I'll def try these places as I'm in nyc, I've been to Flor de Mayo
I love this ♥️!!!! I’ve been to flor de Mayo and I love it ! Also the one that guy said in Junction Queens it’s called Jardín De China ♥️♥️♥️ that’s the spot !!!! We used to have another one in queens but sadly they closed down .
Damn!!!!!!!! This episode went where Bourdain and Zimmerman never went. I learned so much and got hungry afterwards!!!!
Why you all do me like this??? 🥴🥴🥴🥴😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️
One of my best buddies is Chinese and living in Antigua 🇦🇬! Where my family is! Tony is the man!
Let’s go!!!! Another long episode!!!
All of that food looks bomb!
Chinese Food Look amazing Love it
Nice video guys. It just shows we're all not that different even though we sometimes think we are.
DUDES! Those sisters from the Puerto Rican episode....Ya...I watched for the FOOD! Love you guys!
Really cool video!
Thank you for using the correct terms
You should try Suriname. In South America as well. A lot of them also ended up in New York.
You have the group that came from pre Mao China, the group that came from via Java, Hong Kong and the new post China group. They don’t all mix.
I lived in NYC and did not know about this neighborhood. wow!
There is a Chinatown in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. If I go there to the DR, I shall take pictures and send you them. Well Done! Let's see if there's xiao long Bao and other things you see here are there as well.
❤️😅 that right 👌🏼 lol I’m Dominican and always loved the Asian culture , just seems like a perfect match and it is
Makes me miss Comida Criolla 78 by W78 st & Broadway uWS which didn’t make it thru the pandemic/lockdowns. Bittersweet.
what a combo!
My wife makes that black rice (squid & octopus) all the time🔥🔥
OMG I went to Floro De Mayo back in the 90's when I lived in the UWS. I was poor AF and just had the Peruvian Half chicken. Is La Caridad on Broadway and 77th or 78th!
I grew up eating fusion Latin Filipino food as my mom is Puerto Rican and my dad is Filipino
example of Spanish Filipino food?
My friend in school growing up was Filipino and Puerto Rican. Her dad was pr and her mom was Filipino.
More cultural education a la Fung bros - you are THE BEST!!!
I really love watching you two!❤️
David you kinda look like the South Korean comedian Jo Se-ho.
It’s a trip hearing him speak Spanish!
That's just because you don't travel a lot. There are tons of Asians in Latin America. Over 6 million.
As a kid, we had a Chinese spot that we called "platanos" because the guys spoke Spanish while making Chinese food.
It all looks so good, best Chino Latino I had to date was at a Peruvian restaurant in jersey , we have a few here in bx they r ok.
Some fire food!!!
You guys energy is so fun! This video makes me miss the diversity of NY so much! If you guys haven’t tried it yet, Indian -Chinese fusion is amazing. Most of the restaurants that serve it are found in Queens and Long Island. Worth the trek if you haven’t tried it yet.
Love flor de Mayo
Fung bro. You guys forgot to visit Nuevo Jardin a cuban restaurant in Queens. They been in Business for more then 40 years
La Dinastia is certified. Their chicken goes crazy. Try the broiled porkchops too! Been going for years and they never disappoint