luis jesús. No no son, grab a book or get real, who are you trying to fool, if you ever go to a Main Street Chinese restaurant in Peru, you will see Chinese cooks and not Peruvians. Let's thank the Chinese, Peruvian cuisine have other authentic dishes that deserve respect.
Peru has the largest number of Chinese in Latin America. When the Chinese came to Peru, they used ingredients and spices that was found only in Peru to cook their food. As a result, 'Chifa,' or Chinese Peruvian food, was born
Brasil nos supera en numeros absolutos pero no en porcentaje de descendientes. En Brasil Hay mas descendientes de japoneses y de coreanos, pero en el Peru hay mas descendientes de chinos.
victor manuel Brasil tiene 2,084,288 de descendientes Asiáticos. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Brazilians Perú tiene 3,670,000 de descendientes Asiáticos. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Peruvians Perú tiene mas descendientes asiáticos que brasil
No estoy seguro que Wikipedia sea un medio muy preciso con las cifras , recuerda que cualquiera puede editar wikipedia. La cifra de asiaticos en el Peru que sale en wikipedia es muy alta. Hay dos tesis una que los descendientes de chinos son el 10 % de la poblacion osea aproximadamente 3 millones de peruanos y otra que dice que los descendientes de chinos son el 5 % de la poblacion , aproximadamente millon y medio de peruanos lo que me parece mas acertado, y descendientes de japoneses no pasan de 200 mil considerando que ya emigraron de retorno 70 mil japoneses y descendientes de japoneses a Japon y coreanos solo hay 2 o 3 mil en el Peru, tailandeses, filipinos, indonesios y otros asiaticos casi no hay asi que eso de 3 millones 670 mil es una cantidad antojadiza y en Brasil solo descendientes de japoneses hay mas de 2 millones asi que tampoco es muy acertada la cifra de asiaticos en Brasil.
victor manuel en Brasil solo hay 200 mil chinos,por otro lado la Cifra de Japoneses en Perú es mas alta, porque si te fijas en el enlace de wikipedia que te di, hay esta Imagen upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/35/Affiche_%C3%A9migration_JP_au_BR-d%C3%A9b._XXe_s..jpg esto esta propaganda para inmigrar a Sudamérica estaba pegado en muchos lugares de Japón y claramente se ve como señalan solo 2 Países para inmigrar Brasil y Perú nadie mas.. El hecho de tener a Keiko Fujimori en contienda presidencial, ha hecho que varios antifujimoristas Editen Wikipedia si te darás cuenta la pagina de Inmigración Japonesa en Perú, esta en una Discusión tremenda, porque quieren borrar rastro alguno de inmigración japonesa en Perú. Dato Curioso: Solo en You tube he visto mas Peruanos Japoneses TH-camr que Peruanos Chinos la verdad no conozco ninguno, siendo tan grande la poblacion china, pienso que la poblacion Japonesa, esta en 500mil personas en Perú.
Los Chinos siguen llegando al Peru, en mis ultimas visitas a Lima, he observado en muchas ocasiones, ciudadanos Chinos hablando español con un fuerte acento, un indicador que son nuevos immigrantes.
I've been living in other country for 2 years and everytime I watch this kind of videos I feel like in home... I hope you had enjoyed our food and our culture :)
Haven't been to Peru but all of their produce is organic. So awesome. My Peruvian friend said that the best Chinese food he's eaten was there. Even though some of the items you chose look delicious,you ordered many items that few Chinese families eat on a normal basis but that's cool I like them too. I'm Chinese - Canadian and can tell the fried chicken and pork dishes look good.
Thank you! That is really cool to hear. Yeah, the Chinese food in Peru is rather unique. Apparently they have over 10,000 Chifa restaurants in Lima if you can believe that.
Wow!I watched another vid that shows that there are a lot of Chinese as % of population and they've been there for at least 200 years. They recently found 16 mummified Chinese people with Peruvian bodies and the site was 200 years old. 10,000 Chifa restos is a lot!
hey you guys, I'm binge watching a little here and want you to know how very much I miss Peru' and the wonderful foods. These videos bring back some of the best times I ever had in life. Thanks. I hope you get to run the streets in Lima on New Years Eve some time, it's crazy fun.
Love your videos, Samuel and Audrey! Watching you having all that exquisite dishes make my mouth water! I've already subscribed to your channel and hope you keep uploading more amazing videos of your journeys around the world! You guys make a wonderful couple! Best of luck and cheers!
Gracias por la traduccion.. Excelente video..por la informacion que dan..sus seguidores tomamos NOTA..y buscamos lo mismo ya que donde siempre van ustedes son Buenisimos Lugares donde la Comida Peruana es EXQUISITA...saludos y bendiciones desde Lima.
'Chifa' doesn’t mean ‘to eat rice’. It comes from Cantonese 饎飯 ci3 faan6, which means ‘to cook rice’. By derivation, it can be used to mean ‘to cook/make a meal’.
You are right. ‘Chifa’ doesn’t mean “to eat rice”. That’s the bad translation from word to word. The real meaning is “let’s eat”. Maybe it could mean something else. But there is a story of it. Back in the years in Lima, when Chinese people immigrated to Peru; they gathered among their own people in a restaurant for Chinese only. So when the cooker called to his folks to eat. (Just like your mom is calling when the food is served for dinner.) “Xi fan! Xi fan!” The locals heard the called. Some of the Peruvian people enter to the restaurant and tried the food. Therefore, he loved the food. So, more and more people tasted it. In conclusion, from the word ‘xi fan’ got shortened into to “chifa”. I know this story, because I’m Peruvian with second generation Chinese ascendant.
@@ralphalayo5849 : The Spanish entry is probably incorrect. Whoever wrote that most likely assumed that that directly derived from the Mandarin pinyin rendering of 吃飯, which does mean ' to eat rice' or 'to eat/have a meal'. However, those early waves of Chinese immigration to Perú came largely from Guangdong province in the South, where Cantonese is spoken; therefore, the reference to Mandarin pinyin to suggest etymology seems highly doubtful, since those exact same characters in Cantonese are read, hek faan.
@@hugotobi This might be more plausible. Chifa could be the Spanish rendering of 食飯, which in Cantonese today is sik faan, but back then, over a hundred years ago, most likely would have been shik faan. In the early 20th century, s and sh merged, as did c and ch, dz and dzh. Here, dzh, ch, and sh would be equivalent to or the same as j, q, and x in Mandarin. Not sure why when put through the filter of Andean Spanish, the finals -k and -n elided (disappeared).
omg , I am watching all of your videos , I miss my peruvian food SO BAD!! I can't wait to go back just to eat all of this again! BEMBOS included!!!!!!! yummmmmmmmm!!
Like a lot of dishes in Perú, all you tasted at this Chifa it's making of different ways in others regions of the country. Adding local ingredients or coocked in other ways... I hope to meet you guys, at some restaurant someday...
Gracias por estos buenos videos , aparte de conocer mas sobre la comida de mi Perú , puedo aprender más ingles , ya que puedo entender bien los hablan . SO DOPE THIS VIDEO.!
El chifa en PERU es lo mas delicioso que existe a nivel mundial. E probado otros paises como en argentina , ecuador , colombia no pasa nada . no ay nada mas rico y con calidad y sabor , como en mi PERU .
Excellent video that has opened my appetite. I have tried the Peruvian chifa and it really is one of my favorites. I have tried it in China and in the United States and I really stick with the Peruvian Chinese flavor.
Love your videos! I lived in Lima for years, and re-patriated to Canada in 2011. These videos take me back to the best days of my life! Note: the man behind Audrey with the ballcap and sunglasses has to be a tourist; people who live in Lima know that wearing a hat in a restaurant is the height of rudeness.
I always watch your videos because I really want to know more about Peru. I might live there someday and your videos are very informative. Keep up the good work you both!
Love ur video, you always describe very well the taste of the dishes. Guys thank u for your positive comments on Chifa. I made the same mistake ordering a family combo for just 4 people [the amount of dishes served was really for 8] hahaha, we were already full but the dishes did not stop for coming to the table [about 9 plates]. the good news was that we had left over for 2 more days.
For the people that live in other country and want to try chifa, you are able to find chepear prices :) a personal dish can start in some chifas around 3.5- 4$ and usually include wantan soup or fried wantan
Chifa comes from a Cantonese word that sounds like "Chifan" and it means "to eat rice or to have a meal." ...at the time the owners of the restaurant were outside inviting people to try the food saying "Chifan" and Peruvians understood "Chifa". It is the mix of Cantonese techniques with local and Peruvian products adjusted for the Peruvian's taste.
love the last part. That's the prove you really like it and also, show how great and simple you are. I'm glad you like it. Can you give the name of the place?. Take care . Hugs !.
The first time i ate wantan, i didn't know it had stuff in it. So I spat it out into my hand, and since there were people around me I put in my pocket. i was 6 lol. You guys are the best.
Don't forget to go to el pan de la chola for breakfast and El Bolivariano buffet or Jose Antonio buffet for crioollo food. We also have fusion peruvian with italian food. You may Try tallarines verdes con bisteck or apanado, mondonguito a la italiana, menestron, pastel de acelga, fugazza, tallarines rojos con pollo y otros.
You can find corean restaurants in Lima because We have a small Korean community in Lima and a couple korean convenience stores, and a lot of peruvian are k-pop fans. If You are still in Lima I can recommend the Corean restaurant Nodajin en San Borja.
@@samuelandaudrey Not bad. This week has been the second week of my spring break from college. We got an extra week of spring break during the previously scheduled one week, probably to provide the university's staff extra time to make plans for their face-to-face classes being moved online, owing to the Coronavirus. Surely you have already noticed, I am not just willing to keep up-to-date with some of your NEW video guides. I also enjoy seeing several of your OLD videos, such as those you posted about your adventures in the British Isles and in Argentina in 2016, the year I graduated from high school. And I must confess, I have had feelings that I missed my senior year of high school. But I didn't even follow your channel until about a year ago, after watching your videos about pierogis and a traditional breakfast in Poland.
holly chifa goddes, you eat a lot of chifa, but the mist important mix is chifa with Inca kola soda but it have to be cold is really good with it, and we have a lot of influence from Europe, Asia, Africa looks tasty and yummy
you need to consider you were eating in MIRAFLORES wich is one of the most expensives places to eat, where all the "pitucos" go, so yeah that's maybe why. there are lots of chifas here, everywhere to be honest, and a wantan soup/fried wantan + meal (like chi jau kai) are like 8 soles in some places :)
Man that looks delicious!! i had some chifa last time i was in peru. its hard to pick one restaurant cause there's just so many in lima. its 1am and you guys just open up my appetite :( how did the meet up went? curious to know how it went.
I'm a Peruvian living in Ohio, I truly miss the food the most. We have a lot of Puerto Rican folks and of course Mexicans but it's just not the same :'(
I love Chinese Food as well (I bet I said that too on your Japanese food trip video a few days ago huh, hahaha) bec its a great influence to the Filipino cuisine ( im from the Philippines) so all those dishes that u tried are all familiar to me. Have u tried Siomai? Its sorta similar to dumplings --- noodle outer coating with variations of pork or shrimp or crab meat inside. Try one if u havent, and let me know what u think ;) i love chinese food and i love u both! Happy travels ♥
hola deberias probar la comida peruana , ya que los asiaticos ya sean chinos, japoneses y filipinos en la inmigracion de hace siglos usaron ingredientes que solo se encontraban aqui en peru y crearon platos con sabor distinto pero que se parecian mucho a los de su pais , por eso aca la comida sabe diferente, ojala algun dia puedas probar la comida peruana ya que es muy distinta en sabor
hmmm... don't know if any other comments have said this already but the chifa in Miraflores is very similar to the Chinese I get in Sydney which has a huge Chinese population. It is not not representative of the Chifa you would get in the non-tourist neighbourhoods which is extremely different to what you got - So different that I really don't like Chifa in Peru (except in Miraflores).
Hey! I'm peruvian and it makes me really proud and happy that you guys liked and enjoyed our food, hope you come back soon!
luis jesús. It's not your food you fool, it's chinese
it's chinese-peruvian food.
luis jesús. No no son, grab a book or get real, who are you trying to fool, if you ever go to a Main Street Chinese restaurant in Peru, you will see Chinese cooks and not Peruvians. Let's thank the Chinese, Peruvian cuisine have other authentic dishes that deserve respect.
yes
luis jesús. La chica del video es mitad peruana, mitad argentina nacida en EEUU.
Peru has the largest number of Chinese in Latin America. When the
Chinese came to Peru, they used ingredients and spices that was found
only in Peru to cook their food. As a result, 'Chifa,' or Chinese
Peruvian food, was born
It's really tasty food. We ate chifa often.
Damn it, you enjoy the food so much, every time I see you videos I get so hungry.
Ah, wish we could share!
what does learning Spanish have to do with anything?
Hi friend i'm peruavian and you where are you from?
La influencia Asiática en Perú es muy grande, de hecho Perú es el país latino con mas descendientes Asiáticos superando hasta Brasil.
Brasil nos supera en numeros absolutos pero no en porcentaje de descendientes. En Brasil Hay mas descendientes de japoneses y de coreanos, pero en el Peru hay mas descendientes de chinos.
victor manuel
Brasil tiene 2,084,288 de descendientes Asiáticos.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Brazilians
Perú tiene 3,670,000 de descendientes Asiáticos.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Peruvians
Perú tiene mas descendientes asiáticos que brasil
No estoy seguro que Wikipedia sea un medio muy preciso con las cifras , recuerda que cualquiera puede editar wikipedia.
La cifra de asiaticos en el Peru que sale en wikipedia es muy alta. Hay dos tesis una que los descendientes de chinos son el 10 % de la poblacion osea aproximadamente 3 millones de peruanos y otra que dice que los descendientes de chinos son el 5 % de la poblacion , aproximadamente millon y medio de peruanos lo que me parece mas acertado, y descendientes de japoneses no pasan de 200 mil considerando que ya emigraron de retorno 70 mil japoneses y descendientes de japoneses a Japon y coreanos solo hay 2 o 3 mil en el Peru, tailandeses, filipinos, indonesios y otros asiaticos casi no hay asi que eso de 3 millones 670 mil es una cantidad antojadiza y en Brasil solo descendientes de japoneses hay mas de 2 millones asi que tampoco es muy acertada la cifra de asiaticos en Brasil.
victor manuel en Brasil solo hay 200 mil chinos,por otro lado la Cifra de Japoneses en Perú es mas alta, porque si te fijas en el enlace de wikipedia que te di, hay esta Imagen
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/35/Affiche_%C3%A9migration_JP_au_BR-d%C3%A9b._XXe_s..jpg
esto esta propaganda para inmigrar a Sudamérica estaba pegado en muchos lugares de Japón y claramente se ve como señalan solo 2 Países para inmigrar
Brasil y Perú nadie mas..
El hecho de tener a Keiko Fujimori en contienda presidencial, ha hecho que varios antifujimoristas Editen Wikipedia si te darás cuenta la pagina de
Inmigración Japonesa en Perú, esta en una Discusión tremenda, porque quieren borrar rastro alguno de inmigración japonesa en Perú.
Dato Curioso:
Solo en You tube he visto mas Peruanos Japoneses TH-camr que Peruanos Chinos la verdad no conozco ninguno, siendo tan grande la poblacion china, pienso que la poblacion Japonesa, esta en 500mil personas en Perú.
Los Chinos siguen llegando al Peru, en mis ultimas visitas a Lima, he observado en muchas ocasiones, ciudadanos Chinos hablando español con un fuerte acento, un indicador que son nuevos immigrantes.
I've been living in other country for 2 years and everytime I watch this kind of videos I feel like in home... I hope you had enjoyed our food and our culture :)
Thank you! That is a long time to be away. We really did feel like at home :)
OMG! it's amazing how to describe all our delicious dishes! Espero que vuelvan a Perú
Thank you very much! We love Peruvian food :)
Haven't been to Peru but all of their produce is organic. So awesome. My Peruvian friend said that the best Chinese food he's eaten was there. Even though some of the items you chose look delicious,you ordered many items that few Chinese families eat on a normal basis but that's cool I like them too. I'm Chinese - Canadian and can tell the fried chicken and pork dishes look good.
Thank you! That is really cool to hear. Yeah, the Chinese food in Peru is rather unique. Apparently they have over 10,000 Chifa restaurants in Lima if you can believe that.
Wow!I watched another vid that shows that there are a lot of Chinese as % of population and they've been there for at least 200 years. They recently found 16 mummified Chinese people with Peruvian bodies and the site was 200 years old. 10,000 Chifa restos is a lot!
hey you guys, I'm binge watching a little here and want you to know how very much I miss Peru' and the wonderful foods. These videos bring back some of the best times I ever had in life. Thanks. I hope you get to run the streets in Lima on New Years Eve some time, it's crazy fun.
Thank you! We miss Peru as well. Hope you can revisit again soon.
I am glad u enjoyed our food I am from peru hope u like it everyday and come back next time
Thank you very much! We'd love to come back soon.
all your videos about peruvian food are amazing! keep going !
Thank you very much! We have many more coming out every Monday.
si comes en Perú, comes bien .
Jessica Yi n
OMG guys you really make me feel so jealous watching how you eat my Wonderful Chifa Peruvian food, thanks!!!
Thank you! I wish we could share some and we sure do miss a good chifa now that we've been gone for a while.
Love your videos, Samuel and Audrey! Watching you having all that exquisite dishes make my mouth water! I've already subscribed to your channel and hope you keep uploading more amazing videos of your journeys around the world! You guys make a wonderful couple! Best of luck and cheers!
Thank you very much! We're excited to be making more videos soon!
I just saw your video, and went running for a "chaufita". Se me antojó mucho esa comida deliciosa!
Que rico! ;)
me too...que rico...
asuuuuu que rico!! glad you guys visited my country🤗 greetings from Connecticut!!!
Gracias! We had a great time in Peru. Hope we can return again soon.
Gracias por la traduccion..
Excelente video..por la informacion que dan..sus seguidores tomamos NOTA..y buscamos lo mismo ya que donde siempre van ustedes son Buenisimos Lugares donde la Comida Peruana es EXQUISITA...saludos y bendiciones desde Lima.
Que agradable video sabían que la palabra CHIFA solo existe en Perú, ni en la misma China no existe los CHUFAS solo en Perú
asi es ! arriba peru !
Bueno no solo en Perú, sino que también en USA, Ecuador y Chile como resultado de las migraciones
@@SlendermanDf No, en USA Chile Ecuador los llaman asi por que los peruanos lo llevaton, pero es Autentico peruano
'Chifa' doesn’t mean ‘to eat rice’. It comes from Cantonese 饎飯 ci3 faan6, which means ‘to cook rice’. By derivation, it can be used to mean ‘to cook/make a meal’.
Thank you for explaining that.
I'm not sure because history tell that chinese people in Perú went to eat when they were called «chi»+«fan», not to cook.
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chifa
You are right. ‘Chifa’ doesn’t mean “to eat rice”. That’s the bad translation from word to word. The real meaning is “let’s eat”. Maybe it could mean something else. But there is a story of it. Back in the years in Lima, when Chinese people immigrated to Peru; they gathered among their own people in a restaurant for Chinese only. So when the cooker called to his folks to eat. (Just like your mom is calling when the food is served for dinner.) “Xi fan! Xi fan!” The locals heard the called. Some of the Peruvian people enter to the restaurant and tried the food. Therefore, he loved the food. So, more and more people tasted it. In conclusion, from the word ‘xi fan’ got shortened into to “chifa”. I know this story, because I’m Peruvian with second generation Chinese ascendant.
@@ralphalayo5849 : The Spanish entry is probably incorrect. Whoever wrote that most likely assumed that that directly derived from the Mandarin pinyin rendering of 吃飯, which does mean ' to eat rice' or 'to eat/have a meal'. However, those early waves of Chinese immigration to Perú came largely from Guangdong province in the South, where Cantonese is spoken; therefore, the reference to Mandarin pinyin to suggest etymology seems highly doubtful, since those exact same characters in Cantonese are read, hek faan.
@@hugotobi This might be more plausible. Chifa could be the Spanish rendering of 食飯, which in Cantonese today is sik faan, but back then, over a hundred years ago, most likely would have been shik faan. In the early 20th century, s and sh merged, as did c and ch, dz and dzh. Here, dzh, ch, and sh would be equivalent to or the same as j, q, and x in Mandarin. Not sure why when put through the filter of Andean Spanish, the finals -k and -n elided (disappeared).
debieron ir a la selva (iquitos, tarapoto,pucallpa), tambien hay sabrosa comida.
saludos!!!
si fueron :3 a iquitos creo.
omg , I am watching all of your videos , I miss my peruvian food SO BAD!! I can't wait to go back just to eat all of this again! BEMBOS included!!!!!!! yummmmmmmmm!!
Hope you can get some soon! We miss it as well :(
You guys have an amazing channel and great info in your videos. Thank You.
Thank you very much!
Like a lot of dishes in Perú, all you tasted at this Chifa it's making of different ways in others regions of the country. Adding local ingredients or coocked in other ways... I hope to meet you guys, at some restaurant someday...
Yeah, Chifa is awesome. We ate that a lot in Peru. Thanks!
Gracias por estos buenos videos , aparte de conocer mas sobre la comida de mi Perú , puedo aprender más ingles , ya que puedo entender bien los hablan . SO DOPE THIS VIDEO.!
gracias
Me encanta su canal! Los he visto desde ayer pero me agradan mucho 😊 saludos desde Trujillo-Peru ❤🇵🇪
Great job with your videos about our rich gastronomy!
Thank you! We have more coming out soon :)
El chifa en PERU es lo mas delicioso que existe a nivel mundial. E probado otros paises como en argentina , ecuador , colombia no pasa nada . no ay nada mas rico y con calidad y sabor , como en mi PERU .
Audrey parece peruana!!!! Conoce todo muy bien!
Es 50% peruana
+Leo el Teniente De verdad?
Andrea Figueroa Si lo dice en varios videos :-)
Leo el Teniente Cuales??
Andrea Figueroa un monton, su familia vive en Lima.
Mi favorito el chi-jau-kay uhmmm me encanta !!!
mmmm yo igual!
Valkiria Raes me dio hambre viendo todo esto
AMI TAMBIEN, TE INVITO AL CHIFA" PONG TU "
Jajaaja paso
Excellent video that has opened my appetite. I have tried the Peruvian chifa and it really is one of my favorites. I have tried it in China and in the United States and I really stick with the Peruvian Chinese flavor.
That is awesome to hear!
Love your videos! I lived in Lima for years, and re-patriated to Canada in 2011. These videos take me back to the best days of my life! Note: the man behind Audrey with the ballcap and sunglasses has to be a tourist; people who live in Lima know that wearing a hat in a restaurant is the height of rudeness.
im living at AZ. prison, working the chain gang non stop.... that food looks so yummy - im so jealous!
I always watch your videos because I really want to know more about Peru. I might live there someday and your videos are very informative. Keep up the good work you both!
Thank you very much! Where would you be moving from?
Love ur video, you always describe very well the taste of the dishes. Guys thank u for your positive comments on Chifa. I made the same mistake ordering a family combo for just 4 people [the amount of dishes served was really for 8] hahaha, we were already full but the dishes did not stop for coming to the table [about 9 plates]. the good news was that we had left over for 2 more days.
Love your channel guys.
Thank you very much!
Mis favoritos chifa: KAN LU WANTAN, SOPA WANTAN ESPECIAL.
For the people that live in other country and want to try chifa, you are able to find chepear prices :) a personal dish can start in some chifas around 3.5- 4$ and usually include wantan soup or fried wantan
Interesting to see Peruvian Chinese food
Yeah, I couldn't believe how many Chifa restaurants you can find in Lima :)
Yummy. I love your videos.
Thank you Adolfo! How we miss Peruvian food!
Chifa comes from a Cantonese word that sounds like "Chifan" and it means "to eat rice or to have a meal." ...at the time the owners of the restaurant were outside inviting people to try the food saying "Chifan" and Peruvians understood "Chifa". It is the mix of Cantonese techniques with local and Peruvian products adjusted for the Peruvian's taste.
Thanks for letting us know about all of that.
I've just picked my dinner restaurant due to your video. Thanks!
So cool! Hope you have a great meal :)
love the last part. That's the prove you really like it and also, show how great and simple you are. I'm glad you like it. Can you give the name of the place?. Take care . Hugs !.
Thank you very much! It is Xin Xing. We also really liked Yi Yi which was a favorite of Audrey's Aunt.
Thank you!. The vid. Kills me. I'm far away from Peru and is hard watching food I can't have right now :(
me encanta que disfruten de la comida!! ya la vez refuerzo mi ingles :)
Gracias! Nos alegra saber que los videos te están ayudando con tu ingles! :)
I'm glad you like my country's twist of Chinese food !
Thank you! It is delicious :)
My mouth was watering throughout this video! 🙈 The food looks so tasty!
Thank you very much! It was tasty :)
Que bueno que disfruten de la comida, ya me dió hambre, me prepararé un arroz chaufa🙌🙌🙌
Me encantan sus vlogs de comidas :D
son las 9:30 am y se me ha antojado chifaaa, que ricooo 💕🙌
I hope you tried kam Lu wantan a really amazing dish .
Thanks for the suggestion!
Please do try Kamlu Wantan and Chancho al ajo (Garlic Pork) .......just yummy!!
Oh! Thanks! We'll have to try that soon.
Cual el el nombre del chifa donde Andrea y Sam fueron?
great video guys
Thank you very much!
The first time i ate wantan, i didn't know it had stuff in it. So I spat it out into my hand, and since there were people around me I put in my pocket. i was 6 lol.
You guys are the best.
LOL, that is a hilarious story. Do you like it now?
No I'm still traumatized.
Hola estan viviendo en Peru? o hasta cuando se quedan?
Don't forget to go to el pan de la chola for breakfast and El Bolivariano buffet or Jose Antonio buffet for crioollo food.
We also have fusion peruvian with italian food. You may Try tallarines verdes con bisteck or apanado, mondonguito a la italiana, menestron, pastel de acelga, fugazza, tallarines rojos con pollo y otros.
Oh man, we're going to need to come back to do another food series :)
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos when return to Peru..i wanna meet you uwu im your fan.
You can find corean restaurants in Lima because We have a small Korean community in Lima and a couple korean convenience stores, and a lot of peruvian are k-pop fans.
If You are still in Lima I can recommend the Corean restaurant Nodajin en San Borja.
Oh, I so wish we had of gone there. We love Korean food! Thanks for sharing that.
anyone know if there are any peruvian chinese food in los angeles? Or anywhere northern california or southern california?
I'd be interested to know as well.
Que rico me dieron ganas de ir a un chifa, saludos desde Piura-Peru
The best Chinese food is the Peruvian Chinese food, no doubt! Miss having Chifa every Sunday with my fam 😔
Oh, it is so good! We miss it as well. Sounds like a great tradition with your family to have it every Sunday :)
you guys should try enrollado de pollo en salsa blanca.
That sounds yummy!
I enjoy so much watching your videos... :-)
Thank you very much!
What flavor of chicken did Audrey get? The spring rolls and the pork and chicken looked delicious!
Thanks Brady! If memory serves us correctly maybe it was ginger. How are things going for you these days?
@@samuelandaudrey Not bad. This week has been the second week of my spring break from college. We got an extra week of spring break during the previously scheduled one week, probably to provide the university's staff extra time to make plans for their face-to-face classes being moved online, owing to the Coronavirus.
Surely you have already noticed, I am not just willing to keep up-to-date with some of your NEW video guides. I also enjoy seeing several of your OLD videos, such as those you posted about your adventures in the British Isles and in Argentina in 2016, the year I graduated from high school.
And I must confess, I have had feelings that I missed my senior year of high school. But I didn't even follow your channel until about a year ago, after watching your videos about pierogis and a traditional breakfast in Poland.
holly chifa goddes, you eat a lot of chifa, but the mist important mix is chifa with Inca kola soda but it have to be cold is really good with it, and we have a lot of influence from Europe, Asia, Africa looks tasty and yummy
Thank you! We're hoping to eat more Peruvian food soon :)
Omg! 😱
I've seen that green and white soup looking stuff! 😂😂
Hahaha!
Every time i see your videos i get hungry ... so, good job guys XP ... im peruvian btw
Thanks! We really appreciate it.
cual es el nombre de este restaurante.
I LOVE PERUVIAN FOOD SO MUCH !!!!!!!!!!
Ah, we miss it these days!
Looked yummy! Nice video...
Thank you very much! It was very tasty :)
you need to consider you were eating in MIRAFLORES wich is one of the most expensives places to eat, where all the "pitucos" go, so yeah that's maybe why. there are lots of chifas here, everywhere to be honest, and a wantan soup/fried wantan + meal (like chi jau kai) are like 8 soles in some places :)
That is good to know. It would be nice to visit some cheaper and better value restaurants next time around.
Lo mejor El Chifa! que hambreeeee!
Gracias!
(Al final) Como vas a servir por la izquierda Sarramplín? Buen video guys!
Where is this Chinese restaurant in Peru you didn't said or wrote the place??? Thanks
I came here to say... : I love you guys! ;) ... Chinese vegetables are very delicious too!! I love them :)
Thank you! Definitely agree with you about that :)
Qué ganas me dieron de comer ufff... Saludos a don Daniel :)
Gracias.
Rica comida Peruana , como su cultura y paisajes ❤⚪❤ te amo Perú en las buenas y en las malas mucho mas .
seria chvr los subtitulos automatico en español :)
EL CHAUFA DE PESCADO...ES RICO
you should come to Piura; the north part of Perú u will find another food 😃. and fresh fish
Great idea! That is on our list soon.
Peruvian chinese food is the best, because of the ingredients.
It is sure good!
great work guys☺
Thank you very much!
Hummm, it' very delicious!
Thanks! We love Chifa :)
Nombre de restaurante por favor!!
Yeiiii you tried it 🙈
Hope u enjoy your meal
Thanks! We loved it :)
Koreans eat the Korean-Chinese style Chinese food. Joong Hwa Yoree is what they call it. The pork dish in Korean is called Tang-Soo-Yook.
Thanks! We'll be eating that in Korea soon :)
ummm como provocan estos videos!
The next time you travel to Lima.... You have to visit "chifa madam tusan"
Thanks for the recommendation!
I wish peru had general tso chicken. I found some in Guayaquil but it was not good at all.
What was disappointing about it?
Otro canal ???
Man that looks delicious!! i had some chifa last time i was in peru. its hard to pick one restaurant cause there's just so many in lima. its 1am and you guys just open up my appetite :( how did the meet up went? curious to know how it went.
Thanks! I know what you mean. They're everywhere. It went really well thank you. We'll do one again if we're back in Lima.
I'm a Peruvian living in Ohio, I truly miss the food the most. We have a lot of Puerto Rican folks and of course Mexicans but it's just not the same :'(
Ah, I can only imagine. Will you get a chance to return home for a bit to get your fix?
What is the name of this resturant in Miraflores?
excelente ,.
bonito
perú
varios
culturas
te recomiendo comer chaufa con lomo... es buenazoo..
I love Chinese Food as well (I bet I said that too on your Japanese food trip video a few days ago huh, hahaha) bec its a great influence to the Filipino cuisine ( im from the Philippines) so all those dishes that u tried are all familiar to me. Have u tried Siomai? Its sorta similar to dumplings --- noodle outer coating with variations of pork or shrimp or crab meat inside. Try one if u havent, and let me know what u think ;) i love chinese food and i love u both! Happy travels ♥
Thank you very much! We haven't tried that but we're adding it to our list :)
hola deberias probar la comida peruana , ya que los asiaticos ya sean chinos, japoneses y filipinos en la inmigracion de hace siglos usaron ingredientes que solo se encontraban aqui en peru y crearon platos con sabor distinto pero que se parecian mucho a los de su pais , por eso aca la comida sabe diferente, ojala algun dia puedas probar la comida peruana ya que es muy distinta en sabor
sr me hace agua la boca tengo hambre.
Watching this makes me hungry, I love Chinese food and this restaurant does not scrimp on ingredients
What the name of this Chinese restaurant
Cual es el nombre del restaurante?🙏🏻
hmmm... don't know if any other comments have said this already but the chifa in Miraflores is very similar to the Chinese I get in Sydney which has a huge Chinese population. It is not not representative of the Chifa you would get in the non-tourist neighbourhoods which is extremely different to what you got - So different that I really don't like Chifa in Peru (except in Miraflores).
i love chi jau kai, my favorite one. And btw, it's chi jau(how) kai, because J in Perú it's like your H.
did someone eat mici carnaci ă littles?
Sounds tasty!
+Samuel & Audrey whell is from Romania