Japanese Trying Mexican Food for the First Time
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- El Pueblo de Los Angeles is one of the oldest places in the city, and we're here to try some authentic Mexican food and treats.
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I'm Mexican eating Japanese food while watching Japanese eating Mexican food
Japanese food isn't as good as chinese
Foodception
im American eating Korean food reading comments from a Mexican eating Japanese food talking about Japanese people eating Mexican food... wtf is going on
Funny how that sounds
This is what life should be about instead of governments starting wars and killing their own people.
As a cook, I'm moving to japan! Opening up a taco shop over there lol.
Hows the business coming along?
Yeah
Yo update on the shop
Please put up sign showing how to bite into a taco..
Update PLEASEEE!!!
i’m mexican and i work in a japanese restaurant so this is deeply comforting on a personal level hehe i 💗 this
My mother makes her mole not as sweet, a little more spicy. It depends on the region of Mexico where they’re from on how sweet they make it. Personally, I don’t like it too sweet, and like a bit of spicyness to it
So does my mom, i dont like it sweet to well
True Mole uses cabbage and radish. If the mole doesn't use it, then it is no real mole. This my grandmapa taught me very well.
Pata Physics same it’s the best !
Same ! I am from Chihuahua and I’ve always known mole to be more spicy not sweet, tho I’ve never tried sweet mole I’d love to try it
@@diegorodriguez5855 same! But my family is from Guerrero and sweet mole is delicious too!
Each Mexican region has different types of mole.
Statefarm Jake it’s like tha USA different Spanish accent and blue eyes brown hair brown eyes blonde hair n full white and black and Arab people in Mexico.
@@timexkills65 no it's like in the USA different styles of pizzas
I like mole adobo and my spouse loves mole verde
Yes red green and brown mole I had a neighbor who didn’t know that there was such a thing as red mole
Mamones pendejos
Hello guys. I'm mexican and I'm very happy that you enjoy a little piece of my culture.
I smell that are not mexican. You are true yes blood american. Why you are lie to our good people???
@@A1phaz0ne you so liar
Alphazone ever heard of hispanics?
@@A1phaz0ne Tell me the difference between a Latino and a Hispanic. And also tell my you aren't stupid without telling me you aren't stupid.
When you come to Mexico City, let me know, I will be more than glad to show you the best places for having real mexican food.
Thanks!!!
Efren Schwarz sabe casi igual no chingues jajja, nomas que en el DF la contaminacion le da sabor. Saludos desde El Paso
Freddy Pedraza lmaoooo
@@hehheh1204 yo
pibb extraxd
hello
Just drive down 2 hours South of the border to Tijuana Baja CA. You'll get full authentic Mexican food!
Huge portions too
Omg one time i went to a pescados place somewhere near a beach in mexico, forogt, and i ordered fish and they gave me a whole dang fish 🤣😭
Tijuana is sort of stinky doodoo
@@TheReal_GMan kinda like you?
@@marialeon6962 Talking about the city, not the food. Food is great.
I'm Japanese living in LA for decades. When I tasted Mole first time, I thought it's made with beans and some Mexican spices as Satoshi thought. That's why it was interesting to see ingredients when my Mexican friend showed me how to make it. Mole sauce is so yummy!
Mole is from Oaxaca Mexico!
Mole comes from "molli", which means "sauce" in Nahuatl... there are thousands of variations of moles, being the ones from the regions of Oaxaca and Puebla the most famous.
Moles are made with dried chilis, peanuts, cocoa, banana, sugar and many many more ingredients... there is not one single recipe for moles and at any single "mercado" you can find at list dozens of variations that will go from very "picante" (hot) to not picante at all.
Outside Mexico you will find some variations adapted to locals, but if you want the real deal you must come to Mexico City, Puebla de los Angeles or the city of Oaxaca...
And yes, it helps to have Mexican friends when you visit... Mexican people are warm and love foreigners as friends, we like to share our culture and learn yours in exchange, just look for us if you're planing to have a trip to Mexico (or even if you're not, because you just might learn and teach a lot).
Sayoonara!
*_Mexico City_* is the most underappreciated city in North America. Shinichi and Satoshi should definitely visit. I spent 15 days there earlier this year and fell in love with everything; especially the food and the people. There is so much to see and do, day and night. Love Mexico City.
Tosh T
Agreed! Mexico City was one of the most amazing and wonderful places I’ve ever visited!
and mexico city loves you too :P
I loved the whole of Mexico, and want to go back. Mexico city is amazing.
When in Mexico don't wear jewelry and keep you money in your underwear!
+Lenny Nova That's the reason why is underrated LOL
SI LES GUSTO LA COMIDA QUE VENDEN EN LOS L.A.,, LES ENCANTARA AÚN MÁS LA COMIDA MEXICANA CUANDO VENGAN A NUESTRO PAIS !!!,, SALUDOS DESDE MEXICO.
California es tierra de Mexico.. native to Mexico
En Los Angeles tambien hay comida autentica de Mexico.
Back in middle school my friend had a Japanese exchange student who loved to cook stay at his house and before she went back home, she bought a LOT of Mexican food to take as gifts for her family.
I looooove when different cultures try other ethnic foods. Cheers friends!
awesome, always feel happy when someone embraces my Mexican culture. glad you enjoyed it!
I like the video and how you compare Japanese and Mexican food! I would like to say that “taco shells” isn’t really the proper term. It’s just a tortilla! ❤️ I’d like to see what other people think.
The only thing you need to try is Horchata and you’ll be hooked on it
Japanese people love horchata. I'm addicted.
OMG YESS AND HIMMICA 🤤🤤
Yes Shinichi, you are right! Mole is traditionally made with unsweetened chocolate, a variety of dried chilis and often an assortment of seeds or nuts (that may be why it has that similar depth of flavor like doubanjang or miso). There are some other ingredients more or less but it varies by region where the mole is made :)
I was thinking the same. I've never had mole, but the recipes I've seen usually contain peanuts.
My mom buys the ready made Mole base and adds peanuts, toast, and spices to it
I have heard that mole varies a lot, even being wildly different from chef to chef. It's my favorite part of Mexican cuisine, especially the varieties with cocoa in them. They don't have to be sweet! I prefer the ones with cocoa that are very savory.
Kinda. Some chicken mole will have them, but usually it's just chiles and broth in most moles and sauces. I never met one mexican from my region of the mexican diaspora that uses chocolate, but the southern mexico sorta does for certain mole dishes.
Nice! I didn't know that. I learn something new every day :)
Wow, the prices had me shook! That's expensive, but the place looked lovely.
It's a tourist trap.
Well it is japan 🤥
Love when diff cultures come together it's just badass
The tacos were wrapped in two tortillas. Taco shells are those crunchy things Taco Bell uses and are 100% not Mexican lol thank you so much for being so informative and respectful of our culture!! 😊
Edit: I forgot to add this tip. To eat a taco, you hold it upright (the way you two did it), but you tilt your head to the side to take a bite. It makes it much easier and you're less likely to break your taco that way. 👍👍
Brothers......I just love how you’re both depicting parts of LA. I’ve lived here since 1978, and I’ve been to Olvera St., maybe 3 times. I drive right by there to go to Philippe’s for a lamb dip sandwich, a few times a year. I love how lively and colorful everything is. I’m glad that you got to try mole. My mother-in-law used to make mole with the leftover turkey right after Thanksgiving. It’s too bad that your plate didn’t have the tortillas on the side, so you could build your own taco and control the amount of sauce. Mole is so yummy when eaten with some of the rice and/or beans. 😋 I’m glad that you had a chance to try some sweets too! The coconut candy looked good, but that fig-yum! Great video! Thanks for sharing! It makes me want to visit Olvera Street again!
Some Mole sauces can contain up to 200 different ingredients! 🤯
I appreciate how respectful they are.
aye man I'm Mexican I love how you actually tried our food food for us is a big part of our culture thumbs up
11 dlrs for tortilla soup? That must have been a tourist trap.
About the mole, there are a lot of different types, “black mole” (the one you had) is always made with chocolate, but there are some that are really sweet, some are quite spicy, and some have a deep smokey taste.
There’s also red, green, pink, yellow and some that are like region exclusives.
I think that the best comparison to a Japanese dish, would be the curry, as in, that it’s made with a lot of spices and only grammas really know how to make them.
I am intrigued with Mole.
+TabiEats To add to your intrigue, there are different types of moles too. Lol. Overall, as far as homestyle Mexican food, you haven't even scratched the surface.
Ricardo Llamas lol I know. I live in Mexico and tortilla soup here is 3 dlls
I am so damn hungry now. It's like 2 a.m. and I'm a little drunk and starvingggggggggggggggggg
If you wanna have a real Mexican experience come to Oaxaca, Guanajuato or Yucatan! Each one is very beautiful and full of mexican culture 💕🎉
love Guanajuato
Yes i agree
I live in Oaxaca we are famouse for our siete moles and most types of languages
@John Doe 100%. Money talks in TJ. But flashing it can get you whacked.
I love how excited and respectful you guys are, it makes me happy since I'm part of the Mexican culture.
“taco shells” hehe
ana karen - Guy doesn’t know a burrito cover when he sees one.
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That mole probably did have chocolate, but it wouldn’t taste like chocolate you’re used to because it’s very pure unsweetened cocoa powder, not processed into something you would eat as a sweet. This was really neat to see, thank you :)
It's interesting to see your take on Mole.
I went to Curry House in Little Tokyo a month or so ago and tried Japanese Curry for the first time. The taste and texture reminded me a lot of Mole.
I also thought the same!!!
The Curry of Life :3
That naruto reference
Someone I used to work with said the curry smell reminded her of mole.
I live in little tokyo... what curry house you went?
I totally agree with the soy bean paste comparison. I had Japanese friends in Mexico who introduced me to soy bean paste and it had a sort of coffee/chocolatey taste. Now that I think of Mole sauce it is the closest thing to compare to in Japanese cuisine. Mole sauce can be different throughout Mexico, the best supposedly from Oaxaca due to their chocolate production. I like that you tried the tortilla soup, one of my favorites, I like eating it quickly so the tortillas are crunchy and not soggy. If you add chunks of cotija cheese, the texture becomes like tofu in Miso soup. I hope you continue to try different Mexican dishes since Mexican food like the Japanese say is "Umai!"
Thank you so much for taking the time to get to know our beautiful culture and cuisine!!! It was adorable watching you guys try it and love it! Also, i have never had bean paste and wondered what it tastes like... tickled me to hear it is similar to mole...If you guys make it down to Tijuana i would be happy to give you a tour with my husband and family :)
I love mole! Very complex sauce to make. A lot of ingredients including chocolate... Great video fellas!
Chocolate? I've never heard of chocolate being put into mole, though I've heard of peanut butter being used in the mole sauce!
Tʜᴇ Sᴘʀɪᴛᴢ yes it has chocolate
Yes real mole is elaborated with chocolate
chocolate is probably one of the most important ingredients in mole
Jason Reedy same
I ❤️ the comparison of Mexican food to typical foods from Japan! Peanut & Chocolate Mole is an unusual tradition I agree 😊
cherryoctopi it’s definitely unusual, but my grandma puts peanut butter in hers and it’s so good!
Unusual? Peanut is one of the ingredients in mole sauce, same for chocolate, few kinds of pepper, sugar and others.
+Fernando Suarez I had a feeling this may not translate. Personally, I still think peanuts + cacao are an unusual combination for a dinner sauce on your chicken, and I am half Mexican and live in SoCal!
+ERN 1388 LOL I get it. Maybe I more often assimilate chocolate and peanuts to dessert
yeah I guess it's kinda weird for most people because chocolate is usually sold sweetened, but the one used for cooking is mostly bitter or unsweetened.
Great video. You two really seem to understand and appreciate good wholesome food.
That's gonna be my reaction when I go visit Japan and try all of your wonderful cuisine. Can't wait to see the differences from my mom's Mexican home cooking to that of Japan and the local cuisine of Los Angeles.
When they hear mole is made with chocolate... mind blown
people think that it's made with chocolate, but it's really a very small amount of it that actually goes in the mole. the chocolate that is use is chocolate abuelita or Montezuma you can find them in the Hispanic section of any market. what gives the rich dark brown color is the different kinds of chiles that go in the mole. I love my mole a little sweet but spicy. it's so good over chicken or turkey and Spanish rice and delicious the next day as mole enchiladas or sincronizadas. mmmmm.
@@rocdeca77 Chocolate Abuelita is not Hispanic it is Mexican. "Montezuma"?????? Really????? Hispanic people and stuff can only be from Hispania. .Mexicans are from America. .en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispania
@@carlosmante what does that have to do with the price of eggs???
I know chocolate abuelita and Montezuma are MEXICAN chocolate brands!!! MOLE is a MEXICAN dish!!! but people think that mole is made with chocolate when in fact there is very little chocolate added to the dish!!! and for your 411 you do find those chocolate brands in the Hispanic section of markets!!!! I should know, I've been doing the food shopping for my family for the past 28 years and making mole from scratch with my family since I was a kid!!!! I'm Mexican and a naturalized citizens of the USA and I love my Mexican heritage so much and have passed it on to my daughter's and now my grandkids!!!
by the way I've never seen a Hispanic isle in any market like Safeway, Albertsons, food for less, lucky' s,.whole food say Mexican section, they do say Hispanic section!!!!
why are you arguing anyway???
@@Xolotl000 yes, I completely forgot about that brand of chocolate. I usually use chocolate abuelita!
This looks like a great place to visit! I'm so glad you had the opportunity. The food looks delicious. I hope you really will get to visit Mexico City one day, too. That wold be exciting! Thanks for the wonderful video, and best wishes for a Happy New Year and continued success with the TabiEats channel! :-)
For Real mexican food come to México!. Try te adobada tacos or the caldo tlalpeño!..
We'd love to visit Mexico!
Omg and if you go to mexico i do reccomend some homemade empanadas
Ya'll should definitely go to Mexico and Texas too you will love the foods!
Hahahaha and you went directly with Mole! You guys should also try Mexican Seafood, from regions like Baja or Sinaloa. You would love it!
Ikr? Really good seafood in Baja California with some good prices (depending on where you go).
Un aguachile papa ufffff
Better come to Ensenada and try the Real Fish Tacos and the Margaritas, wont regret. Fresh seafood from Sinaloa, seafood soups in Baja especially Ensenada and Popotla
Ugh I hate mole, my wife makes it and I just go hungry. Shit makes me gag
+jeremy Mizer Shame on you boi
Olvera street hits home for me. I’m happy you guys took the time to explore the Mexican culture they have there!
I don't think they went to the best location as far as "authentic" Mexican food. Olvera St. is just a tourist trap. They should had gone to the Eastside or maybe even someone's home. From an L.A. woman;)
True that didn't looks good at all . especially the soup, nasty.
They should have gone to El Tepeyac Cafe and try the Manuel's Special.
Miss C. I agree! Also ridiculous paying $15 for the mole tacos that didn’t look so appealing lol
Keoki Holguin yay! Homesick
Moles la Tia in East LA. They should have gone there and gotten that three-sauce enchilada.
I LOVE the fact y'all are interested and exploring Mexican food and culture. I myself am interested and fascinated with food and culture from Japan!
You guys gotta self a new subscriber. 👍
We think food is the best way to learn about other cultures and people. And we are big fans of mole now!
Haha! We can tell Satoshi is relaxed and mellow after lunch with a margarita! Shinichi is so good with his description of taste that he could review food for the Food Network!
Excelent Video! All the years I lived in Los Angeles I never had the opportunity to visit Olvera Street. It was great to see what this place is all about!
Tortilla soup and pozole are my favorite Mexican food.
Oh my goodness!! Those mole tacos looked so delicious. Mole is one of my favorite foods. Hope one day I can visit that restaurant. Thanks for posting this. You guys are great!
Thanks for watching!
La placita olvera! Like if you’re from L.A 🙌🏼
Quisiera
LUNA I'm not from LA but Olvera street is named after my ancestor so I'll like anyways
Born and raised right down the street from here in Lincoln Heights.
Go into the hood for some real Mexican food..or someone's home.
Miss C. Shit, Olvera street food is like white people Mexican food tbh, not to mention overpriced 😒
I'm glad you got to visit Olvera Street! Ooh, I really adore mole! My mother-in-law marinated her turkey with Guelaguetza's (a local Oaxacan restaurant) mole for Christmas dinner this year. She served it with extra mole on the side. Everyone loved it. By the way, there's the Chinese American Museum a couple of blocks away from where you had lunch. Right now, they have an interesting exhibit about the Chinese diaspora in the Caribbean. It's been so fun to see your take on LA. Wishing you guys a very happy New Year!
Mexican Food...and real Mexican candies...like the ones I saw on this video...are just amazing...I love my Country
I'm a Mexican that has been watching you for a long time. Glad to see you trying some of our food! Personally, I think mole is disgusting though. Also, damn, you guys haven't even tried 5% of what Mexican food can offer.
I like how y'all put so much information in to the videos. Y'all should try authentic tamales
I've lived in Los Angeles for my whole life and I've never been to El Pueblo. Thanks for giving me somewhere new to go!!!
Tacos De Carne Asada are my favorite. My family is absolutely obsessed with them. Evey few weeks we have barbeques with my other extended family and we gorge ourselves with a lot of them. It's so simple to cook, yet so delicious.
Mole from scratch has so many ingredients with chocolate being always one of the ingredients, and if not made right it can really upset your stomach.
You need to try green mole now
You guys should try more Mexican sweet bread or otherwise known as pan dulce
Or even the Portuguese sweet bread
I’ve had both before 👌
yummy
Hetalian Edge pan dulce with hot chocolate is amazing
Sweet bread is delicious, especially with coffee.
Hetalian Edge which do you prefer
Conchas or puercitos ftw
I miss Mexico so much, I plan on visiting Monterrey during Easter weekend. I'm so lucky to have such a beautiful culture.
I love how genuine you guys seemed to enjoy our food in the video, didn’t over hype it and didn’t under sell it. I appreciated that.
It is really hard to describe foods at Olvera Street as “authentic Mexican.” Even in Mexico things like tortilla soup, burritos, nachos, taquitos (the local specialty of Olvera Street), etc., are really products of American or at least Texan tastes. This is not to say I don’t like them. Mexican foods are (not unlike Japan) regional specialties. What passes in the US for mole is an attempt to make mole poblano (mole from Puebla). Real Mexican moles from Oaxaca, Mexico (and there are different kinds) can be had in Los Angeles at an authentic Oaxacan restaurant called Guelaguetza which ironically is in the Korea Town area of the city. Try it next time you are in LA. It will make you want to visit Oaxaca and other parts of Mexico soon.
Jay Hargis real Mexican mole aren't just from Oaxaca.
Lucy never said they were the only kind. I prefer mole poblano from Fonda Santa Clara in Puebla and the DF myself. Still the best moles are made by madres y abuelas.
Diana M. Fair enough. Still they are the best (and most authentic) Oaxacan restaurant in town IMHO.
I personally wouldn't trust a place that sells a taco plate for $15 dollars! I get that it's LA but...come on
no t cool trust worthy tacos are like 2-5bucks lol! Anything that costs more is just wrong And suspicious.
I love y'all too y'all make me so happy
You are super invited to Ensenada, Baja California to taste some amazing fish tacos and other variety of sea food, wines and craft beers!
Thanks!!!
I'm new to your channel, I never saw it before! I love your videos, and am a fan right away.
IMO its OUTSTANDING ... food. I can't wait to have more on my next trip to Mexico.
Great video have a good time.
the coconut candy its call "cocada" very traditional one :D And I love tortilla soup and mole :3 love the video! come to the north of México too it's a completely different place from the center or south :)
Write On why is different?
+Valerie O. they have different types of food just like tamales theres regular and then there's tamales veracruzanos they come from Veracruz different taste and wrapped with a banna leaf
Mexico has a vast gastronomy, as Jelly said, tamales are different from north and south regions. Each region of the country has their unique food but other regions replicate it their own way.
Sorry that take me so long!, well I´m from north of mexico and now I live in the south, man, I miss my carne asada!, in the north we have really good meat, a lot of meat is consumed because of that actually, there are less types of tamales and corn recipes and there is a lot of USA candies and stuff, the hot dog is an abomination of goodness (search for the Sonora style hot dog) and people are taller and bigger XD
Mole in general is very rich and complex as many of the ingredients are toasted or lightly fried. There's also a ton of ingredients, like at least 15 or so in the simplest recipes, up to dozens of them.
I like my mole spicy, slightly sweet and chocolaty, and quite nutty.
As a huge Mexican food fan, this video is making my mouth water.
this was AWESOME - I have a lot of friends who can't go to Olvera street so I showed them this instead lol. I have no idea how I found this - but thanks
Being Mexican, I've never had that tortilla soup before.... Or those candies you guys had.
And the mole looked like it had thick pieces of chicken. My mom shreds the chicken and her mole is somewhat spicy and mildly sweet and nutty. I don't like mole that's too sweet.. But it all looked really good! Glad you guys got to try something new :)
Se parece mucho a la sopa azteca no? La venden casi en todos los restaurantes.
pues como que no conoces mucho de la gastronomía mexicana
In Texas we have tortilla soup but it probably originated from a certain state/s in Mexico. Since they all have many different regional foods. The tortilla soup is good by the way
I had tortilla soup in michoacan
I’ve never had the tortilla soup either and I’m from Michoacán guess it wasn’t a dish made in the town where I’m from. As for the candies it was un higo en conserva o or un higo cristalizado y una cocada.
I loved watching you enjoy the food. I was smiling the whole time.
I’m Mexican-American, watching this video while I enjoy delicious Japanese food.
Buen provecho 💖
My Son taught English in Japan, the boy loves Root Beer, but send his Japanese friends hated it and thought it tasted like car tires smell. He loved Japan!
That was fun. Thx for sharing.
nice to see other ppl enjoy our food,
Hope you had fun, Olvera street is named after my ancestor who was a captain in the Mexican army, surrendered California over to the Americans, and then became a U.S. citizen :P
Simple Peasant I’d like to know more
The mole tacos looked so good! ❤️
Japanese saying itadakimasu before eating a nacho. Thank you guys. One in a life experience.
Happy you guys enjoyed
You two are awesome! How much longer will you two be here in Los Angeles?
Omg i didnt know about this place in LA... Its so crazy, it literally looks like you are in my country... I guess it make sense, let's not forget California used to be part of Mexico😝
Not to be political or start arguments but before claiming stolen land kmow that southern California belonged to us of the Tonva ,Kumeyaay, Serrano, Cahuilla, Tataviam
@@conservative_Redskin what do you think Mexicans are? Or where they come from? Do you know anything about Mexicans?
@@conservative_Redskin I don't think she said that the land was stolen at least from the now edited comment, but the gentleman that responded ahead of me is correct, Mexico is a land that is still filled with many indigenous tribes, Mexican people are just a mix of many cultures on indigenous tribes and European blood
@@jobbailon2951 not all but some of this so called Mexicans are the same people that robbrd me of my native language, culture and traditions. We were discriminated and in some parts still are, Mexico didn't even recognized us until UNESCO did. All of a sudden Mexico wants to claim it as their own give me a break .
@@jobbailon2951 right? Lol
I love that you guys when for a really authentic food. Im new here and i like you guys all ready. Lol
I love watching you guys! I’m Mexican and this makes me so happy that you liked Mexican food! As for the mole... it’s taste more delicious when it has a bit of a spice to it. The sweet and spice blend in really nice and take so yummy!
Great vid guys. I was salivating watching you two eat! lol
eww
This food looks alright but there's always people that have better cooking skills so it's always wise to look around and maybe ask locals about the best places to eat at.
Glad that you liked our mexican food heritage, it's very vast and diversifull, we have so different styles of food from the north, east, west and south of Mexico, all of them are great, what great country we have. Greetings from Mexico!
I'm so happy you went to LA! :) Great video! I hope to be able to run into you in LA or Hawaii!
You'll be surprised how different Mexico's food tastes compared to the cuisine here in the US, it's all about the ingredients. Here some dishes get the Americanized touch. Go and try authentic "Tortas Ahogadas" from Guadalajara, those are exclusive to the region (i think) or the real "Mole" (Mexican chocolate curry" from Puebla, the mole there has so many ingredients and can't wsit to try it.
What an amazing place! And all that food looked so good! What a great experience ---gonna have to hit up some Mexican restaurants around Tokyo in the future
Critical Eats Japan you should check out this place called Taco Bell
Seriously bro doesn't get more authentic than a crunchwrap supreme.! Don't be scared homie.
Joey Karate hn get the fuck out 😂
Joey Karate I'm schleep
Joey Karate boy that's white people food
My grandmas mole was always super spicey and we always eat it with Mexican style rice. My wife makes it pretty spicey as well, most restaurants don’t make it spicey because not everyone likes it like that. You need to try Mexican food in Mexico it’s on a whole other level. You have to try street tacos, Chile’s rellenos, mole, menudo, pozole, and much more delicious dishes.
We look forward to visiting Mexico one day
Nice it sounds delicious
My daughter was born in 78 and I have sandles to this day! She was just a babie is 41 now, ty for bringing memories!💖
it’s really cool to see you guys trying Mexican food! next time you guys should stop at a taco truck or a taco shop, personally that’s where I think you’re gonna find some of the best and most authentic food, and ESPECIALLY the best tacos 😉
Marsella R fo reeeeeeal lol
That would just be street style type of food. For homestyle dishes, they need to go to a real restaurant.
+Jay Zee not at all. I'm Mexican and ik what authentic Mexican food is most of the people at Mexico have food trucks and they have delicious tacos there
It looks like you enjoyed your small taste of Mexico 👍👍👍👌
You're welcome to Mexico, you shouldn't doubt to come, Mexico its a cheap alternative to have a very nice trip of some weeks, depending of the region you want to visit.
One of my good friends is the resident artist for that plaza. I love her work!!
My boyfriend is Japanese and his favorite food is Mole, he says it reminded him a lot of Japanese curry 😊
mole complex flavor ... it has about 30 different things on it jejejejejeje
I love this video thanks!
I think the sauce you're thinking of is the same sauce that's used in peking duck buns. It looks like it to me, and the first thick pasty sauce that comes to mind.
Satoshi is so incredibly sweet
And his Pickachu is, too. Lol 🤣
I am from Mexico and I live in Los Angeles and I can tell you with 100% certainty that the Mexican food in the U.S. doesn't even compare to the real thing. Take for example the cheese. I have never been able fully appreciate the Mexican cheese they sell. Like I eat it but it never really satisfies me like a piece of cheese from Mexico. Now Tacos is another food that will never compare to the ones sold in Mexico. The meat just isn't the same.
You have to go to Mexico to experience real Mexican food. There are just way too many Mexican spices that I haven't been able to find in the U.S.
So with that being said, if you ever find an opportunity to go to Mexico, do so and try the food over there and then come back to the U.S. and compare both.
Your right.My in laws are from Michoacan. They always bring us queso de kotija from over there. It taste way better and has a much stronger smell than the one's made here in US.