Convenience stores food is not a big thing in MX, we rather have literally anything else outside on the streets. All of it is REALLY bad, but the 7evelen pizza is a hidden gem. The 7eleven donuts are also nice, specially a glazed thing called Popper, is filled with sweet cream cheese.
Yea i live in matamoros and some things are at 7eleven and oxxo are good not great but better then most mainly get stuff when im there an Just in a hurry lmao
When we go to Mexico we usually just get snacks and drinks from Oxxo. Ready made food is not the move. Glad you showed everyone they’re a better off going to a street food vendor.
Japan's convenience stores 10/10 mexico convenience stores 5/10 Bcs in mexico we can eat in every corner of the city cheaper than most of the convience stores. Thats a rule we mexicans know
That's because there's a lot of street food that kills convenience food. Convenience food stores here don't invest much in full meals/snacks because of that.
711 Japan is literally not coming... What they're doing is adopting Japanese *style* 711 business practices. What we're gonna get is slightly better American food as they source recipes from regional chefs and restaurants.
I was in Japan for 2 months in 2001 at that Cerulean Hotel and there was a 7-11 just outside. The first time I walked in 2 days later after arriving, and after working 14 hours they greeted me with the greeting and almost knocked me over and stunned me, and I was so happy with the greeting. I grabbed 2 Egg Salad sandwiches, went to my room and started working. I finally tried one around 15 minutes after and stopped working. DAMN that was the best egg salad ever along with the bread! I can't say much more than that. It stunned me how good egg salad can be.
@@Que2941 Chile en nogada is a poblano pepper filled with sweet and savory minced meat (kind like turkey filling, is beef and/or pork with some fruits and nuts), covered with nogada sauce (cream, milk, walnut, sherry wine, sugar) and some pomegranate seeds. It is sweet, savory and just a little bit spicy and as long as you like sweet and savory food you'll love it!
@@emmanuelisunza una pregunta disculpa mi ignorancia 😅 el mole que sabor tiene ? Se parece en algo el sabor del chile en nogada? O algún otro plato que me. Digas.. porfa
@@kristelfiore1330 el mole tiene un sabor único, no se parece a otro platillo y no se parece al chile en nogada. Podría decirse que el mole es el equivalente mexicano del curry (aunque saben muy diferentes). El mole es una salsa algo espesa hecha de chiles, especias y semillas. Hay más de 20 tipos de moles, pero los más populares son el mole negro, el mole verde y el mole rojo. Es uno de los platillos más típicos de México y vale la pena probarlo, es muy rico!
It just amazes me that countries that are supposedly doing worst then the United States have 7 11 stores with better foods and products then ours. Though knowing how messed up the government is with regulations and how everyone wants their cut out of anything in the US i can understand why we have cheap worthless products and 7 11s that have like nothing special. even fast food the US is so terrible.
The gordita reminded me of the Matamoros style bistek tacos...the only thing missing was fresh avocado slices. Just cilantro and onion is alright, but with fresh cheese and avocado is where it is at.
Not necessarily true. Countries like Japan, Thailand, France and Mexico have highly proficient cooks and can make anything well. In fact 90% of the best restaurants in NYC have mostly Mexican cooks because they are highly skilled. Fondue is not exactly rocket science. Mexican food is way more complex than fondue.
711 is just not the culture in mexico, at all lol. you go to a street vendor or street cart for quick, yummy food. not 711. its good for chips, candy or a panecito for your coffee. thats about it. as a mexican, i like it this way. some of you romanticize egg sandwiches too much. 😂
I don't understand how he could try something different from when he normally does and it's considered as totally incorrect especially for people traveling. Wait... For people living there. And I'm sure most people that watch are people that travel and want to try different things not just what everybody else says. My goodness!
He ALWAYS tries the food at a 7-11 in EVERY country he visits, just to see how they compare with the US and with other countries. He knows darned well that he's not getting good food like he would get from a street vendor, and that's the same for every country he visits. He knows, guys! But this is something he does on his channel whenever he's out of the US. I don't know why that's so hard for ppl to understand.
Those peanuts are Japanese. A Japanese migrant started selling them in Mexico as Japanese peanuts… funny fact, if you go to Japan they sell them… but, they’re called Mexican peanuts.
OXXO it’s owned by a beer brand “Cuauhtemoc Moctezuma”, they sell mostly US brands as well. But they include what would be the Mexican competence to those brands.
Fonda Cristy looks great to me, and if ever I go to DF, I'd eat as many street tacos as I could get my hands on, too. Coca-Cola coffee?!?!?!?! That's some Warhammer 40K levels of heresy right there for ya. Soda and coffee need to be mutually exclusive, dang it!
Cola & Coffee is a trend that's going for way too long xD And then there's coffee & juice (as in orange juice) which was also a trend and is also really horrible if you'd ask me xD and a friend of mine simply put cola and orange juice into his coffee.......... idk how he could drink that.
i’m from the North of Mexico, it’s not a thing up here, but as far as i’m aware of, it’s pretty normal to put potatoes on tacos down in CDMX, specially if they out nopales too, but again, i can’t tell you a 100% sure
To me it looks interesting, although I once had some tacos with diced fried potatoes and nopales instead of cilantro and cebolla and they were AMAZING!!! It was a place in Tulcingo, Puebla like 14 years ago.
In my opinion you should have gone for more of the street food.. maybe next time try taking a friend who is from that part of Mexico or hire a guide. 711 food for breakfast wouldn’t be my first choice in Mexico. I much have rather gone for chilaquiles!
if im not mistaken here in mexico a lot of office workers would mix coca cola and cofee to stay awake and i think thats why they made this flavor we still do the original one eiher way lol
I get my snacks and trinkets at oxxo but I would never get food there. There's just so much food on the street that it never crossed my mind to even try.
@@LordDefekator OXXO main sales point it’s beer. They don’t care about Mexican beer, they’re best seller it’s Milwaukee and Budweiser. They have 1 Mexican brand of chips Barcel, and 2 Mexican brands of candy De la Rosa and Marinela. Gamesa was sold to a South American company in partnership whit a US company. Everything else it’s US brands.
@@miguelangelquezada6404 You are confused. One thing is the brand and other is the company. Gamesa is a Mexican brand, own by a foreign company. All Mexican brands are produced in Mexico. The same with Coca Cola products (the brand is USAmerican but the Mexican company who makes and sell the products is Femsa.
I'll never understand why chilaquiles, being the cheapest thing on the menu to make is always the most expensive to buy. At the SoCal places I go to, chilaquiles is anywhere from $16-$28. What?
Nothing makes me happier than seeing you come to my home country Mexico! I’m overjoyed that you loved the street food! 🙌🏻
Convenience stores food is not a big thing in MX, we rather have literally anything else outside on the streets. All of it is REALLY bad, but the 7evelen pizza is a hidden gem.
The 7eleven donuts are also nice, specially a glazed thing called Popper, is filled with sweet cream cheese.
Yea i live in matamoros and some things are at 7eleven and oxxo are good not great but better then most mainly get stuff when im there an Just in a hurry lmao
I love how Mike was struggling with the heat of the sauces 😂, It’s just something you never get used to and you can’t live without it!!
When we go to Mexico we usually just get snacks and drinks from Oxxo. Ready made food is not the move. Glad you showed everyone they’re a better off going to a street food vendor.
you know you are in a good taco place when the cutting board has a dent
Well I guess the one thing you did learn is that you do not eat food from convenience stores in Mexico😂
Japan's convenience stores 10/10 mexico convenience stores 5/10
Bcs in mexico we can eat in every corner of the city cheaper than most of the convience stores. Thats a rule we mexicans know
That's because there's a lot of street food that kills convenience food. Convenience food stores here don't invest much in full meals/snacks because of that.
to me he kinda enjoyed it!
24 hours of eating Mexican convenience store food, 72 hours of Montezuma's Revenge.
Those peanuts are sold in Mexican shops in the US. They're called Japanese style peanuts. Also coffee Coke is also sold in the US.
I thought coffee coke got discontinued a few years ago
@@liz2880I was just about to say. I remember having it all the time a couple of years ago
Jaoanese peanuts were inventes un mexico
"Fondue to go" bruh that is a hotpocket
7-11 Japan can’t come to the US fast enough 🇯🇵🇺🇸
711 Japan is literally not coming... What they're doing is adopting Japanese *style* 711 business practices. What we're gonna get is slightly better American food as they source recipes from regional chefs and restaurants.
@@IDiggPattyMayonnaiseagreed I personally don’t want that lol
I was in Japan for 2 months in 2001 at that Cerulean Hotel and there was a 7-11 just outside. The first time I walked in 2 days later after arriving, and after working 14 hours they greeted me with the greeting and almost knocked me over and stunned me, and I was so happy with the greeting. I grabbed 2 Egg Salad sandwiches, went to my room and started working. I finally tried one around 15 minutes after and stopped working. DAMN that was the best egg salad ever along with the bread!
I can't say much more than that. It stunned me how good egg salad can be.
It won’t
@@leftoflibra and you know this how
My man. You are officially Mexican, you know how to eat right. Provecho!!!!!
Cactus on a taco sounds good! I’m intrigued to try!
Look up recipes for nopales, they’re so damn good with anything meat/tacos
Wouldn't be complete without the check engine light in the uber at the beginning lol
The Japanese have perfected the convenient store game!! Can’t touch their quality
If you still are in Mexico City you need to try the "chile en nogada". It's a seasonal traditional Mexican dish and right now is the season!
What does that entail? My nephew and nieces are headed there in a week ? Any ideas what to expect? 😊
@@Que2941 Chile en nogada is a poblano pepper filled with sweet and savory minced meat (kind like turkey filling, is beef and/or pork with some fruits and nuts), covered with nogada sauce (cream, milk, walnut, sherry wine, sugar) and some pomegranate seeds. It is sweet, savory and just a little bit spicy and as long as you like sweet and savory food you'll love it!
@@emmanuelisunza una pregunta disculpa mi ignorancia 😅 el mole que sabor tiene ? Se parece en algo el sabor del chile en nogada? O algún otro plato que me. Digas.. porfa
@@kristelfiore1330 el mole tiene un sabor único, no se parece a otro platillo y no se parece al chile en nogada. Podría decirse que el mole es el equivalente mexicano del curry (aunque saben muy diferentes). El mole es una salsa algo espesa hecha de chiles, especias y semillas. Hay más de 20 tipos de moles, pero los más populares son el mole negro, el mole verde y el mole rojo. Es uno de los platillos más típicos de México y vale la pena probarlo, es muy rico!
@@emmanuelisunza a ya muchas gracias por responder 👍 obvio lo voy a probar pero en noviembre que visitaré Mexico 🇲🇽 🙌🏻
deberias probar dulces tradicionales mexicanos, ve a un mercado y encontraras diveridad de comida y frutas de temporada
It just amazes me that countries that are supposedly doing worst then the United States have 7 11 stores with better foods and products then ours. Though knowing how messed up the government is with regulations and how everyone wants their cut out of anything in the US i can understand why we have cheap worthless products and 7 11s that have like nothing special. even fast food the US is so terrible.
Leave it to OXXO to redeem the convenience store food 😂
The gordita reminded me of the Matamoros style bistek tacos...the only thing missing was fresh avocado slices.
Just cilantro and onion is alright, but with fresh cheese and avocado is where it is at.
Maybe take someone with you who knows more about the 7/11 snacks Mike cause there’s so many things you missed 😭😭😭
How is his heart handling all that Sodium??
My bp would break records if i had that much salt.
*I could eat tacos every single day of the week.* 🌮💛
Goes to Mexico and eats a Fondue baguette. Wtf . No duh its gunna be bad !
Not necessarily true. Countries like Japan, Thailand, France and Mexico have highly proficient cooks and can make anything well. In fact 90% of the best restaurants in NYC have mostly Mexican cooks because they are highly skilled. Fondue is not exactly rocket science. Mexican food is way more complex than fondue.
@@brittlink As opposed to sitting in front of a computer all day eating cup noodles?
711 is just not the culture in mexico, at all lol. you go to a street vendor or street cart for quick, yummy food. not 711. its good for chips, candy or a panecito for your coffee. thats about it. as a mexican, i like it this way. some of you romanticize egg sandwiches too much. 😂
*sicierto XDD*
Its the egg sandwich from japan 7 11 tho not mexico 😂😂
Oxxo on the other hand is absolutely “the culture”
I don't understand how he could try something different from when he normally does and it's considered as totally incorrect especially for people traveling. Wait... For people living there. And I'm sure most people that watch are people that travel and want to try different things not just what everybody else says. My goodness!
He ALWAYS tries the food at a 7-11 in EVERY country he visits, just to see how they compare with the US and with other countries. He knows darned well that he's not getting good food like he would get from a street vendor, and that's the same for every country he visits. He knows, guys! But this is something he does on his channel whenever he's out of the US. I don't know why that's so hard for ppl to understand.
Those peanuts are Japanese. A Japanese migrant started selling them in Mexico as Japanese peanuts… funny fact, if you go to Japan they sell them… but, they’re called Mexican peanuts.
US 7- Elevens may be getting a upgrade soon - hopefully its widespread and continues a trend
If I do Nissin Cup noodles, I cook it a bit less and then I drain the broth into a secondary bowl. Helps to keep the noodles from getting soggy.
I wanna hear how you order all these dishes
Yes, 7/11 in the states are not pleasing. When you travel Mike. You find good eats. Enjoy & safe travels!! 🐞🤗
OXXO it’s owned by a beer brand “Cuauhtemoc Moctezuma”, they sell mostly US brands as well. But they include what would be the Mexican competence to those brands.
taste like lime chillies and water... literally the flavor advertised.
Fonda Cristy looks great to me, and if ever I go to DF, I'd eat as many street tacos as I could get my hands on, too. Coca-Cola coffee?!?!?!?! That's some Warhammer 40K levels of heresy right there for ya. Soda and coffee need to be mutually exclusive, dang it!
Cola & Coffee is a trend that's going for way too long xD And then there's coffee & juice (as in orange juice) which was also a trend and is also really horrible if you'd ask me xD and a friend of mine simply put cola and orange juice into his coffee.......... idk how he could drink that.
Salsa from a volcano 🌋 😅😅😂❤
Please come to the RGV! You need to try so many taquerias here!
Ana Liz taqueria is award winning!
Hi Mike! I'm Calista from KOLSup. Your food reviews and culinary insights are amazing! 😄 Have you thought about having your own website?
Who ever sold you Those tacos with French fries deserves a life sentence
i’m from the North of Mexico, it’s not a thing up here, but as far as i’m aware of, it’s pretty normal to put potatoes on tacos down in CDMX, specially if they out nopales too, but again, i can’t tell you a 100% sure
I said the same thing
To me it looks interesting, although I once had some tacos with diced fried potatoes and nopales instead of cilantro and cebolla and they were AMAZING!!! It was a place in Tulcingo, Puebla like 14 years ago.
He literally said it was so good though, why don’t you try it before just downplaying it?
They are called tacos borrachos pretty common in cdmx I can tell you not from there with your profile picture 🤣
Mexico city is high up in elevation so always cooler then other parts n city
before any peenoise gets offended. longaniza is originally from spain, PH merely adopted it
Peppers didn't come from Spain. That longaniza didn't exist before peppers.
And Tomato is native from Mexico, did Italians adopted our food too?
Thank You For Mike Chan Mexico 🇲🇽 & Peru 🇵🇪 then Nicaragua 🇳🇮 then delicious 😋 🌮
the icee jelly beans are in the states to but they treat them like limited edition candies to much.
All you need is a Corona to go with those tacos.
Never seen potato / french fries on tacos / burritos? My man needs to stop eating out of 7-11 and go to San Diego haha
The best thing to get in Mexican convenience stores are the pastries, chips, and candy
So amazing
We always called the coated peanuts Cracker nuts 😋
It's a sin having breakfast at a 7-11 in Mexico City. I hope it's a one time thing. 😂
Good day, Mikey!!! All the traveling you do is so amazing!!!
I left Mexico City to come to USA for school in 1990 and we never put French fries on our tacos , I think I have to go back to try some
In my opinion you should have gone for more of the street food.. maybe next time try taking a friend who is from that part of Mexico or hire a guide. 711 food for breakfast wouldn’t be my first choice in Mexico. I much have rather gone for chilaquiles!
if im not mistaken here in mexico a lot of office workers would mix coca cola and cofee to stay awake and i think thats why they made this flavor we still do the original one eiher way lol
U need to try some (sopes) they are so good
When you get spoiled so many times over the years with 7/eleven in Japan and SE asia no where else even comes close.
Agree!
hahaha mike the chesse from the burrito it was actually imitation chesse ,not real chesse
all chesse is good chesse my friend
wtf? imitation cheese??
Foo got dat chorizooo 😙🎶 if you get you you a real one
We don't like Nissin Cup Noodles, those are horrible, we love Maruchan Lemon Habanero
Never seen him shitting on food this much ever
For real?? I dont think he really did that at all!!??😆😆🤷♂️🤷♂️
That Diablo cup noodles callin my name lemon and heat Yupp that’s all I need I’m also latino my parents from mexico
Consecutive runs to convenience store dining is NASTY WORK
Was it safe walking around with your equipment over there?
I was wondering the same thing
Eating at 7/11 while visiting Mexico, is criminal.
This was a tough one Mikey 🤷🏾♀️ you didn't like anything 🤷🏾♀️ better luck 😍
Coke & Coffee is great for a hangover
24 hours of eating Mexican convenience store food, 72 hours of Montezuma's Revenge.
I get my snacks and trinkets at oxxo but I would never get food there. There's just so much food on the street that it never crossed my mind to even try.
But is it umami?
I had street tacos in a town near Tulum... I got montezuma's revenge... but it was the best taco I've ever had and I would do it all again 😂
Careful with your exercising mike!! 😬😬😁😁
7-11 in Mexico it’s owned by US companies. Their product are 3% Mexican brands, 1% local products and everything else are US brands.
False. At least half of the products are mexican brands.
@@LordDefekator made in USA. They have salsas from California.
@@LordDefekator OXXO main sales point it’s beer. They don’t care about Mexican beer, they’re best seller it’s Milwaukee and Budweiser. They have 1 Mexican brand of chips Barcel, and 2 Mexican brands of candy De la Rosa and Marinela. Gamesa was sold to a South American company in partnership whit a US company. Everything else it’s US brands.
@@miguelangelquezada6404 You are confused. One thing is the brand and other is the company. Gamesa is a Mexican brand, own by a foreign company. All Mexican brands are produced in Mexico. The same with Coca Cola products (the brand is USAmerican but the Mexican company who makes and sell the products is Femsa.
@@LordDefekator FEMSA it’s a warehouse. A distribution company…
You always make My day! Keep up the good work 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Real Latino and Brazilians food is the best ! As a Canadian, I miss it every day...
You need to go to " Fonda Margarita" to have a proper breakfast
You have to come to Thailand and eat 7-11, great food very cheap
I eat there at least once a day
He's already been there and has eating at 7 Eleven in Thailand.
7 11 obviously is paying him. Cause that pizza looked like garbage.
Man those are some serious eye bags.
@@SmallGuy845 No bag is big enough to contain your insecurities.
@@skotdude Boohoo I'm going to cry now, you hurt my feelings. Keep working on those games no one cares about.
Oxxo is the convenience store of choice in Mexico.
Not in Mexico City tho, the 7/11s have overtaken the entire city
Cmon men. Convenient stores in Mexico? Something not even us Mexicans try, way better eating some street tacos o any other street food you see
Gas stations there are like the gas station in the US. Nothing great... Go get some pozole or menudo or chilaquiles or the skinny burritos 🤤
65 cents per taco sheeesh, here in the states is 1.50 per taco can wait to go back
Notice got sauce on blue shirt lol under kneck lol
First he said the sandwich is not spicy enough then he changes his mind lol 🤣
how do you maintain your body looking great eating all this food? tell us! lol
Thanks for the upload papa!
I want the 7-11 in US to be as good as other countries’.
I addicted to your channel. ❤ from Nigeria
I'm glad you took the street food route! Food is sooo much better, homemade and authentic in little street vendors.
That's the one thing that's a miss is overly spicy products with lime which ruins the flavor everytime
Goes to Mexico City and eats at convenience stores, lol. Why?
good yeets for his veedeeyo
Convenience stores in Asia have amazing food. Does that carry over to other countries? He found the answer.
You have access to the entire internet, yet you spend time watching and complaining about stuff you don't like. Why?
He has another channel that I think he try’s actual food from where he’s is. This one is more of personal everyday “cheap” eats.
New here, huh?
Dude. You don't have to get everything that HOT lol
You should come to Mexico more often, there's a lot of food more to discover :)
I love coke coffee I miss it so much
21:14 If it's bad, why you eat it?
l love gooey burritos
Come visit Indonesia again Mike
Uhhhhh is that burrito tortilla even cooked?
Love the channel.gos bless
oxxo here is like flavour cubes lol
Enjoy😅
I'll never understand why chilaquiles, being the cheapest thing on the menu to make is always the most expensive to buy. At the SoCal places I go to, chilaquiles is anywhere from $16-$28. What?
making me hungry at midnite lol
Hahahaha!! Ice see this and Run!!!! hahahahahaha!!!
The peanut snack reminded me of Nagaraya nuts but with way more seasoning, lol