I would love to visit some of these places. When I visited Seoul, South Korea, there was a Mexican restaurant I visited. It was run by a Korean with a Mexican grandmother. Some of the best tacos I ever had.
I love you guys! One of my favorite travel channel. I'm Cambodian🇰🇭, and when I found out there was Asians in Mexico, I was amazed! Especially in Baja Califas. ❤❤❤ 🇲🇽
you must not know much about Mexico, it’s okay many people don’t understand what Mexico actually is. Unfortunately people usually think racist/Stereotypical things about Mexico. Mexico is just like any melting pot in America . I gotta visit Cambodia I have many friends from there much love and peace
you must not know much about Mexico, it’s okay many people don’t understand what Mexico actually is. Unfortunately people usually think racist/Stereotypical things about Mexico. Mexico is just like any melting pot in America . I gotta visit Cambodia I have many friends from there much love and peace
you must not know much about Mexico, it’s okay many people don’t understand what Mexico actually is. Unfortunately people usually think racist/Stereotypical things about Mexico. Mexico is just like any melting pot in America . I gotta visit Cambodia I have many friends from there much love and peace
FYI. Po-cha means Pojangmacha (Korean: 포장마차; also abbreviated as Pocha 포차) is a street stall or small tent in South Korea selling popular street foods :)
@@EatBailaTravel Are you guys from Chicago? We are a Korean/Mexican family and live in Ontario, Canada. I hope I can visit Seoul this year soon. It's been awhile since I visited in mid-2000.
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Thank you for your video. When I lived in Mexico, I missed Asian cuisine so much that I had my friend bring me ingredients from Los Angeles when she visited me. I lived in Tampico, so it was not possible to get these items locally. I’m thinking seriously of moving to Mexico City in few years and am so happy to see that many ingredients can be acquired locally in those areas that you visited.
That was the fastest 18:49 seconds ever ... The T1 is game-changer for travel... I would like to see a more in depth video of these neighborhoods. . I always look forward to your travels ... Mexico is a very special place ... also I can't wait to see what you do for El dia de los muertos ...
It's so cool that you have those neighborhoods in CDMX and are able to try the foods and learn about different countries through the food! If you have more info on those neighborhoods, I would def be interested. Great video!
As I was traveling central Mexico early this year I was using Google translate on my iPhone what I found was that if there was no phone service it doesn’t work with voice so I purchased a similar device to the one you used in this video so I will have voice translate off-line for my up coming trip to Veracruz and points beyond thank you for this video it was greatpm
I am from El Salvador and my great grandfather travelled to Mexico in his days and he met his Japanese wife in Mexico! You two also look Asian yourselves! Es la sangre Indígena! At the end I thought Kevin was an Asian dude talking to Jenny!! And I was like, this dude sounds like Kevin! 😂😂
Hi. Thank you very much for this great program. 'Bao' are buns which often are filled with Chinese bbq pork or a savory chicken mixture. I'm sure there are sweet buns but you'd have to go to a 'Chinese bakery and ask.
Cool video! Lived in Koreatown in L.A., interestingly enough i did meet a few Koreans raised in Argentina, and they sported the Argentine accent !! Btw , being referred to by a Mexican as a “Pocho” or “Pocha” is not that bad. All they are saying is we are not really Mexican like them. I realize that i’m 55 and my generation even as youngsters we had thicker skin than todays youth, hence we have never viewed the term Pocho as deragatory, or a big deal.
Hey. This is good and interesting. I have been to Barrio Chino near Museo de las Bellas Artes. The others are interesting. You should go into Roma Sur barrio where Little India is. Yes, there is a Little India in CDMX. I went there. I was speaking Spanish with my Vietnamese wife...we are both Americans from USA. One of the shopkeepers in Roma Sur approaches me and asks if I am Indian. I reply back about my Indian ancestry, in Spanish. He is surprised and starts speaking Spanish to me. I have acquired Spanish language skills. Anyway, I guess there is something about me that clues people in to my Indian influence. That shopkeeper was trying to speak Gujarati to me. For the record I was born in Chicago.
a little messy with the translation stuff, thought the video was gonna start out in barrio china like most videos but this was a really good take i enjoyed it.
Wooooooorale! Que chido que anden por acá, bienvenidos! Super que hablen los dos idiomas super bien. (Lo único es que sus referencias de TV azteca 😢. Eso en el vídeo del metro... ) Por todo lo demás . Me late su rollo.
Quedé anonadado cuando oi/vi a un asiático mexicano, en el Barrio Chino de la CDMX. Soy de EEUU y estoy muy consciente de la diversidad. Pero verlo en vivo, real, es impresionante. Hablan bien mexicano, como, mexicanos! Jajajaja Y yo amo el acento mexicano. Sólo que yo no sueno así. Mi español es de Florida e influenciado por el español LATAM.
@@carloscarlin114 Sí, ya me eché un documental, sobre la migración china en Baja. Es muy interesante. También he aprendido de la influencia filipina en mi natal Guerrero, durante el virreinato. El tema es interesante para mí porque en EEUU, los no-latinos, siempre piensan que soy filipino. Entre los mexicanos (emigrantes en EEUU), soy otro más. No tengo nada de asiático, según mi prueba ADN. Diferentes asiáticos, acá en EEUU, se me arriman hablándome es sus idiomas. Les digo que soy mexicano, sólo hablo español e inglés. No me creen.
If you want to travel to Japan, you should know they’re having depopulation issues. The total fertility rate (TFR) has been below replacement rate (2.1 live births per woman) for several years. There was a population loss in Japan of over a half million last year - more deaths than live births with a TFR of just 1.3. China is in an even worse situation although that is less well known because it’s still a largely closed society. China has an even lower immigration rate than Japan and an abysmal 1.2 TFR - the legacy of One Child Policy which was disastrous in a country with widely available ultrasound & (technically illegal but, widely practiced) sex-selective abortion in a culture w/ a strong preference for male heirs - meaning too few women now exist to give birth to the next generation. A disaster. many analysts suggest China will be unable to continue existence as a unified country beyond the end of the decade. Auguste Comte said “Demography is Destiny.”
Yeah, I went to a few of these places..there are virtually no Asians in Mexico compared to America and Canada, comically so..the so called "comida China" looks extremely horrible, but it's ok, that's not it's strength. That is not Chinese food, remotely. I think the main Asian group in Mexico and specifically CDMX is the Japanese population--there's a strong visual arts component of both cultures and a mutual interest--there's a small but sizable number of Japanese people (mostly women) in CDMX (particularly in Coyoacan, is my impression), that go there to make their art careers because it's way easier than doing it in Japan. When I travelled in Japan, I also met several women who had lived there for several years. Good luck getting that device to work in China. There's a zillion different languages and people speak completely differently in real life than textbook Mandarin, even.
I agree that the Chinese food in Mexico is generally pretty bad. There about 10,000 Koreans living in CDMX but I’m not sure how many Japanese. And about the device, I guess we’ll have to find out won’t we 😬
@@EatBailaTravel is this Jenny? Who leaves the comments, or do both of you switch off? It’s ironic because the thing that best matches the actual complexity and depth of real Chinese and Asian food is real Oaxacan food, people do it best when they tap into their genuine roots and cultural diversity, but the blends or adapted for local tastes tend to not work so well..pretty much all Latin and Spanish Chinese food is atrocious in my experience.
Have you ever tried Peruvian Chinese food? They call it chifa and it’s actually pretty great! The Chinese Peruvian community thrived gastronomically and achieved a blend that works with the Peruvian palate in Chinese style. And it’s Jenny on this thread but we do switch on and off 😁 we’ll start signing our comments lol
@@EatBailaTravel Yes, I know there's more of a presence there--a friend of mine lived in Peru and actually married a part Chinese Peruvian woman (but they separated..). I've heard of the chifa, and I think Peruvian food itself is one of the better Latin cuisines due to the fresh fish and all that, but honestly, if you actually go to Asia or eat Chinese food in truly Chinese places (mostly along the west coast of North America), I think it will become apparent how limited these enclave-creations are. I'm married to a Chinese/Chinese-American woman who speaks much better Spanish than me actually, and she was in Peru and other places in the past, but I don't think she was too impressed by any of that stuff. I think also, to a greater degree than other cuisines, what you can get in restaurants vs what families make is very different, from my own experience as well.
I understand that you all were sponsored by this company but honestly those electronic translators are trash because of how they do literal translations instead of understand the nuance of language. All in all though great video though and even more reason to go to Mexico city! I was in Miami a while ago and I remember how my family and I mainly had Cuban, Peruvian, and Japanese food since we're all huge suckers for sushi especially when it is fusion!
@@EatBailaTravel Nice. I've been to Cambodia and Thailand. I first visited Cambodia back in 2014 and I first visited Thailand back in 2018. I haven't been to Vietnam. I'm Cambodian. Well, I was born and raised in Vancouver, Washington, USA. My dad was from Cambodia. I love Thailand too. Have you guys been to Phuket and Pattaya before?
Great video! I grew up in Sonora and near the border…there were Chinese restaurants with some of the Best Chinese food!…A lot of Chinese immigrants moved there in the late 1800s…early 1900s…although they were also there during the Spanish occupation🫶🏼🇲🇽
Hola Jenny! Yo también pensé que Chupa Chups eran mexicanos. I went to Ireland last year y los mire alla. I was like those are Mexicans. Pero I learned is a Spanish brand. 😢
Básicamente, el que se conoce como "Barrio Chino" es un montaje. Tal vez hace 100 años hubo muchos chinos ahí, pero hoy en día, el VERDADERO barrio chino es una colonia que se llama La Moderna, o Viaducto Piedad, que se encuentra al este de la estación Viaducto de la Línea 2 del Metro. (la línea azul). Además ahí es en donde están los mejores restaurantes chinos! Los domingos están REPLETOS de familias chinas; hasta colas hay para entrar. La comida del llamado Barrio Chino del Centro es bastante mediocre en comparación.
No way!! Me too! I'm Mexican born, from Guerrero. I'm from Florida but have traveled all over the USA. Most people think I'm filipino. Even Asian people come up to me speaking in their languages. I tell them I'm Mexican, I only speak Eng and Spanish. I even did a DNA test---I'm 78.9% Native Mexican (indígena), 14% iberico, y nada de Asian!!! Among Mexicans, I'm just another one of us.
The word Pocho is not necessarily a dirty word, its like the word gringo, it depends how its used, it just means a Mexican American but even a Mexican American can be called a gringo, meaning your from the U.S., don't really know Mexico and don't speak much Spanish, Most Mexican know what that means but do not use those words unless an American does something stupid are acts stupid or has there nose up
Aw, I’m so sorry it felt that way. This was a quick tour and we had great conversations with these people off camera but it was difficult to get people to open up on camera. I wish we could have shown more of that, too.
Yea it doesn’t have to be a dirty word. It depends on the tone the person is using it with. In our experience, people who’ve used that word have often meant it in a derogatory way. Lately we’ve been meeting others who’ve embraced the word and taken ownership in a more positive light as opposed to its original connotation. Which is cool!
Not much risk of that, there's not much money to be made there compared to the obvious choices (America, Canada, Australia, etc.), so most of the ones you're thinking of that think that way are not tempted by it.
Shout out my Asian Mexicanos homies living in Sonora much love and always ❤️
I'm Laotian born in Thailand speak Thai/Lao and English now I wanna go to Mexico! Thank you guys love the video
Hi there! Mexico will welcome you with open arms 🤗
I would love to visit some of these places. When I visited Seoul, South Korea, there was a Mexican restaurant I visited. It was run by a Korean with a Mexican grandmother. Some of the best tacos I ever had.
Hello,Sir.
Do you remember the name of that Mexican restaurant?Thank you! 🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮🌮
Share the name of the restaurant please 🙏
Korean speaks Spanish and Mexican speaks Korean, wow that's new to me
Welcome to Mexico City!
Korean Tacos.
I love you guys! One of my favorite travel channel. I'm Cambodian🇰🇭, and when I found out there was Asians in Mexico, I was amazed! Especially in Baja Califas. ❤❤❤ 🇲🇽
There are a lot of people of South East Asian descent in Guerrero as well!
You should visit Mexico soon you’ll love it !!
you must not know much about Mexico, it’s okay many people don’t understand what Mexico actually is. Unfortunately people usually think racist/Stereotypical things about Mexico. Mexico is just like any melting pot in America . I gotta visit Cambodia I have many friends from there much love and peace
you must not know much about Mexico, it’s okay many people don’t understand what Mexico actually is. Unfortunately people usually think racist/Stereotypical things about Mexico. Mexico is just like any melting pot in America . I gotta visit Cambodia I have many friends from there much love and peace
you must not know much about Mexico, it’s okay many people don’t understand what Mexico actually is. Unfortunately people usually think racist/Stereotypical things about Mexico. Mexico is just like any melting pot in America . I gotta visit Cambodia I have many friends from there much love and peace
Que suave ! Mi señora es de China. Le llevaré a Mexico para que conozca pronto.
Great content. One global family and friends! Viva Mexico.
So interesting! Would love to see some more about those Asian towns.
More to come! Gracias
@@EatBailaTravel Porque no hablan en español todo el video?
Mexico City looks AMAZING!!!!!! Loving all the videos on CDMX!!!!!!!!!
FYI. Po-cha means Pojangmacha (Korean: 포장마차; also abbreviated as Pocha 포차) is a street stall or small tent in South Korea selling popular street foods :)
so cool! Thanks so much for sharing that
@@EatBailaTravel Are you guys from Chicago? We are a Korean/Mexican family and live in Ontario, Canada. I hope I can visit Seoul this year soon. It's been awhile since I visited in mid-2000.
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Thank you for your video. When I lived in Mexico, I missed Asian cuisine so much that I had my friend bring me ingredients from Los Angeles when she visited me. I lived in Tampico, so it was not possible to get these items locally.
I’m thinking seriously of moving to Mexico City in few years and am so happy to see that many ingredients can be acquired locally in those areas that you visited.
I love watching every single video you guys make!! Excellent content ! Hi from Dallas , Texas 👋🏽
aw, that is so sweet of you! I'm honored that you enjoy our videos that much! Means a lot to us. Thanks so much. Saludos to you in Dallas!
Que increíble que personas de todo el mundo elijan México para vivir, y que emoción conocerlos y compartir un poquito de su vida❤❤❤
La diversidad de CDMX es lo que hace esa ciudad una de las mejores del mundo! Muchísimas gracias por su comentario. Saludos!
I am Korean American and want to live in Mexico.
Lots of amazing Korean people out here. Saludos
I tried that spot, we loved your suggestion!
NICE! what did you end up having?
@@EatBailaTravel I ordered ramen and mango rolls, CDMX roll, and lively colored drinks. I don’t get out much ;-)
That was the fastest 18:49 seconds ever ... The T1 is game-changer for travel... I would like to see a more in depth video of these neighborhoods. . I always look forward to your travels ... Mexico is a very special place ... also I can't wait to see what you do for El dia de los muertos ...
Thanks for the compliment! I’m really glad you enjoyed it 🤗
We’ve had amazing experiences the last two years for Día de Muertos and are super excited for a brand new experience this year
It's so cool that you have those neighborhoods in CDMX and are able to try the foods and learn about different countries through the food! If you have more info on those neighborhoods, I would def be interested. Great video!
Great video! You have given me even more places to see when I visit Mexico City soon. And I will definitely buy a T1 soon.
As I was traveling central Mexico early this year I was using Google translate on my iPhone what I found was that if there was no phone service it doesn’t work with voice so I purchased a similar device to the one you used in this video so I will have voice translate off-line for my up coming trip to Veracruz and points beyond thank you for this video it was greatpm
Thanks, cool video. Great food definitely had to go there..
So much good food there we’ll be going regularly 😁
I am from El Salvador and my great grandfather travelled to Mexico in his days and he met his Japanese wife in Mexico! You two also look Asian yourselves! Es la sangre Indígena! At the end I thought Kevin was an Asian dude talking to Jenny!! And I was like, this dude sounds like Kevin! 😂😂
i really love cdmx
CDMX is awesome!
Hi. Thank you very much for this great program. 'Bao' are buns which often are filled with Chinese bbq pork or a savory chicken mixture. I'm sure there are sweet buns but you'd have to go to a 'Chinese bakery and ask.
Thank you for doing this !!!!🇲🇽🇺🇸🤠
Thanks for watching! 😊
Muy Buenos días chicos les dejo mi LIKE y que tengan un excelente domingo 👍👍👍💖💖💞💞🙏🙏🙏🇲🇽
Buenos días! Gracias por su apoyo Reynaldo, pa la proxima semana nos aventamos completamente en español, aver cómo nos va! Saludos
Great video really fun that device is really cool would it work in Italian? If so Where can I buy it?
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Cool video! Lived in Koreatown in L.A., interestingly enough i did meet a few Koreans raised in Argentina, and they sported the Argentine accent !! Btw , being referred to by a Mexican as a “Pocho” or “Pocha” is not that bad. All they are saying is we are not really Mexican like them. I realize that i’m 55 and my generation even as youngsters we had thicker skin than todays youth, hence we have never viewed the term Pocho as deragatory, or a big deal.
Hey. This is good and interesting. I have been to Barrio Chino near Museo de las Bellas Artes. The others are interesting.
You should go into Roma Sur barrio where Little India is. Yes, there is a Little India in CDMX. I went there. I was speaking Spanish with my Vietnamese wife...we are both Americans from USA. One of the shopkeepers in Roma Sur approaches me and asks if I am Indian. I reply back about my Indian ancestry, in Spanish. He is surprised and starts speaking Spanish to me. I have acquired Spanish language skills.
Anyway, I guess there is something about me that clues people in to my Indian influence. That shopkeeper was trying to speak Gujarati to me.
For the record I was born in Chicago.
Thats dope, Love watching your guys videos one of the best doing in Mexico. I heard theirs a huge community of Asians in Mexicali too.
a little messy with the translation stuff, thought the video was gonna start out in barrio china like most videos but this was a really good take i enjoyed it.
we try to bring a different perspective as much as we can! :) thanks for watching!
Uyy ese fusión se veía super rico! Buen video chicos
Loved it !
thanks for watching! 🤗
Wooooooorale! Que chido que anden por acá, bienvenidos! Super que hablen los dos idiomas super bien.
(Lo único es que sus referencias de TV azteca 😢. Eso en el vídeo del metro... )
Por todo lo demás . Me late su rollo.
Holaaa 😁muchas gracias! 🙏🏽 el metro puede ser intenso no? La verdad nos está encantando estar acá
Quedé anonadado cuando oi/vi a un asiático mexicano, en el Barrio Chino de la CDMX.
Soy de EEUU y estoy muy consciente de la diversidad.
Pero verlo en vivo, real, es impresionante.
Hablan bien mexicano, como, mexicanos! Jajajaja
Y yo amo el acento mexicano.
Sólo que yo no sueno así.
Mi español es de Florida e influenciado por el español LATAM.
Busca videos de la comunidad China en Mexicali, la ciudad tiene muy arraigada la cultura China y sobretodo Cantonesa.
@@carloscarlin114
Sí, ya me eché un documental, sobre la migración china en Baja.
Es muy interesante.
También he aprendido de la influencia filipina en mi natal Guerrero, durante el virreinato.
El tema es interesante para mí porque en EEUU, los no-latinos, siempre piensan que soy filipino.
Entre los mexicanos (emigrantes en EEUU), soy otro más.
No tengo nada de asiático, según mi prueba ADN.
Diferentes asiáticos, acá en EEUU, se me arriman hablándome es sus idiomas.
Les digo que soy mexicano, sólo hablo español e inglés.
No me creen.
Que gusto verte Jae 🫰
Le mandaremos saludos de tu parte! Saludos!
Great video!
Thanks!
Que bello Jae(Danny) representacion perfecta de los koreanos en mexico , bello caballero
Y muy buena gente el Jae! Fue un gusto conocerlo. Saludos!
fun video!
If you want to travel to Japan, you should know they’re having depopulation issues. The total fertility rate (TFR) has been below replacement rate (2.1 live births per woman) for several years. There was a population loss in Japan of over a half million last year - more deaths than live births with a TFR of just 1.3.
China is in an even worse situation although that is less well known because it’s still a largely closed society. China has an even lower immigration rate than Japan and an abysmal 1.2 TFR - the legacy of One Child Policy which was disastrous in a country with widely available ultrasound & (technically illegal but, widely practiced) sex-selective abortion in a culture w/ a strong preference for male heirs - meaning too few women now exist to give birth to the next generation. A disaster.
many analysts suggest China will be unable to continue existence as a unified country beyond the end of the decade. Auguste Comte said “Demography is Destiny.”
Good video
Thanks for the visit!
Orale! Great video! Love seeing CDMX like this! Cannot wait to be there and see it for reals! Is it 2024 yet? lol
The rest of this year will fly by before you know it!
I would stop by Pho King and have a bowl of Vietnamese’s Pho 👌
Interesting
☺️🫶🏻
Great video.....👍
Thank you! Cheers!
It seems like that translator is even slower than using google translate
in retrospect, we may have been speaking too fast for it
It seems already obsolete.
Yeah, I went to a few of these places..there are virtually no Asians in Mexico compared to America and Canada, comically so..the so called "comida China" looks extremely horrible, but it's ok, that's not it's strength. That is not Chinese food, remotely. I think the main Asian group in Mexico and specifically CDMX is the Japanese population--there's a strong visual arts component of both cultures and a mutual interest--there's a small but sizable number of Japanese people (mostly women) in CDMX (particularly in Coyoacan, is my impression), that go there to make their art careers because it's way easier than doing it in Japan. When I travelled in Japan, I also met several women who had lived there for several years.
Good luck getting that device to work in China. There's a zillion different languages and people speak completely differently in real life than textbook Mandarin, even.
I agree that the Chinese food in Mexico is generally pretty bad.
There about 10,000 Koreans living in CDMX but I’m not sure how many Japanese.
And about the device, I guess we’ll have to find out won’t we 😬
@@EatBailaTravel is this Jenny? Who leaves the comments, or do both of you switch off?
It’s ironic because the thing that best matches the actual complexity and depth of real Chinese and Asian food is real Oaxacan food, people do it best when they tap into their genuine roots and cultural diversity, but the blends or adapted for local tastes tend to not work so well..pretty much all Latin and Spanish Chinese food is atrocious in my experience.
Have you ever tried Peruvian Chinese food? They call it chifa and it’s actually pretty great! The Chinese Peruvian community thrived gastronomically and achieved a blend that works with the Peruvian palate in Chinese style.
And it’s Jenny on this thread but we do switch on and off 😁 we’ll start signing our comments lol
@@EatBailaTravel Yes, I know there's more of a presence there--a friend of mine lived in Peru and actually married a part Chinese Peruvian woman (but they separated..). I've heard of the chifa, and I think Peruvian food itself is one of the better Latin cuisines due to the fresh fish and all that, but honestly, if you actually go to Asia or eat Chinese food in truly Chinese places (mostly along the west coast of North America), I think it will become apparent how limited these enclave-creations are. I'm married to a Chinese/Chinese-American woman who speaks much better Spanish than me actually, and she was in Peru and other places in the past, but I don't think she was too impressed by any of that stuff. I think also, to a greater degree than other cuisines, what you can get in restaurants vs what families make is very different, from my own experience as well.
You can meet millions of Asian men with Spanish first and last names in the Philippines. 😂
That is so true!
Un video de los productos orgánicos que producen en Xochimilco
Solo necesitamos armar un grupo chido con quien disfrutar 😁
I understand that you all were sponsored by this company but honestly those electronic translators are trash because of how they do literal translations instead of understand the nuance of language. All in all though great video though and even more reason to go to Mexico city! I was in Miami a while ago and I remember how my family and I mainly had Cuban, Peruvian, and Japanese food since we're all huge suckers for sushi especially when it is fusion!
Have you guys been to Asia before?
We’ve been to Southeast Asia; Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia. We loved them all but especially Thailand
@@EatBailaTravel Nice. I've been to Cambodia and Thailand. I first visited Cambodia back in 2014 and I first visited Thailand back in 2018. I haven't been to Vietnam. I'm Cambodian. Well, I was born and raised in Vancouver, Washington, USA. My dad was from Cambodia. I love Thailand too. Have you guys been to Phuket and Pattaya before?
Bienvenidos a México y gracias por elegir a nuestro bello país 🫰🫠🇲🇽
Gracias! No hay nada mas bonito que volver a nuestras raices. Saludos!
Oooh Daniel 😍
Really nice guy. We didn’t know he was big til toker until after.
Great video! I grew up in Sonora and near the border…there were Chinese restaurants with some of the Best Chinese food!…A lot of Chinese immigrants moved there in the late 1800s…early 1900s…although they were also there during the Spanish occupation🫶🏼🇲🇽
Jesus loves us ❤
me gusta el contenido esta perro🇲🇽🔥
Gracias 🥲🫶🏻🥰
No inventen, esos shusie a la mexicana se ven de otro mundo, con salsita roja mexicana.
I want some!!
Si estuvo muy rico. La salsita estaban chingonsisima! Saludos lucio! Pa La próxima nos aventamos en español, como vez?
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Va, nos entendemos en cualquier idioma, jajaja
Hasta en Spanglish!!
Saludos chicos!!
To all Mexican Americans please go to Mexico City because you guys think every Mexican are from the rancho
Lol I can’t really disagree with this comment haha
The Korean guy with the cigarette seemed fed up with you guys lol.
He was drunk lol but he was good people. We talked after filming and he invited us to his house in Merida 😁
Hola Jenny! Yo también pensé que Chupa Chups eran mexicanos. I went to Ireland last year y los mire alla. I was like those are Mexicans. Pero I learned is a Spanish brand. 😢
woahhhh! Spanish? I was today years old... lol thanks for sharing that fun fact!
Básicamente, el que se conoce como "Barrio Chino" es un montaje. Tal vez hace 100 años hubo muchos chinos ahí, pero hoy en día, el VERDADERO barrio chino es una colonia que se llama La Moderna, o Viaducto Piedad, que se encuentra al este de la estación Viaducto de la Línea 2 del Metro. (la línea azul). Además ahí es en donde están los mejores restaurantes chinos! Los domingos están REPLETOS de familias chinas; hasta colas hay para entrar. La comida del llamado Barrio Chino del Centro es bastante mediocre en comparación.
Bueno saber! Muchísimas gracias, aver cuando nos damos una vuelta!
Jaeeeee!!!!
I’m from Mexico but sometimes people think I’m Asian.😂
No way!! Me too!
I'm Mexican born, from Guerrero.
I'm from Florida but have traveled all over the USA.
Most people think I'm filipino.
Even Asian people come up to me speaking in their languages.
I tell them I'm Mexican, I only speak Eng and Spanish.
I even did a DNA test---I'm 78.9% Native Mexican (indígena), 14% iberico, y nada de Asian!!!
Among Mexicans, I'm just another one of us.
But no Asian would ever think that, probably.
@@lucio.martinez Bro, I'm Asian and ppl think im Mexican, have Mexican coming up to me speaking spanish. Same for my sister too.
Love your vids! Pero, sería posible hacer unos videos en español???? Para que podamos practicar nuestro español! :)
El próximo video será en español! 😊🫶🏻
I am Korean....Is Mexico dangerous for Koreans & others asians???Do you have anything against Koreans??
I think about 10,000 koreans live in Mexico City. Mexicans LOVE koreans! They love K-pop, korean tv dramas, korean food, and of course, korean people
No . I heard that Koreans were really rude and Racist towards dark skinned
People including other Asians
The word Pocho is not necessarily a dirty word, its like the word gringo, it depends how its used, it just means a Mexican American but even a Mexican American can be called a gringo, meaning your from the U.S., don't really know Mexico and don't speak much Spanish, Most Mexican know what that means but do not use those words unless an American does something stupid are acts stupid or has there nose up
I love the idea but not real or copy the chinese or japanese food
there's always going to be some fusion because of the influence of cultures
Please focus on the content a bit more. This video felt a bit more like an informecial.
Aw, I’m so sorry it felt that way. This was a quick tour and we had great conversations with these people off camera but it was difficult to get people to open up on camera. I wish we could have shown more of that, too.
Thanks, I love your content and please keep up the good work.
Pocha is no dirty word. Una pocha is a Mexican American woman.
Yea it doesn’t have to be a dirty word. It depends on the tone the person is using it with. In our experience, people who’ve used that word have often meant it in a derogatory way. Lately we’ve been meeting others who’ve embraced the word and taken ownership in a more positive light as opposed to its original connotation. Which is cool!
@@EatBailaTravel they're beginning to use pucha recently. But pocha is a Mexican born in U. S
It's a slur.
Oh no, I hope the Asians don't take their racist ways and thinking to Mexico! Please, God!
We’re not racist people stfu
Not much risk of that, there's not much money to be made there compared to the obvious choices (America, Canada, Australia, etc.), so most of the ones you're thinking of that think that way are not tempted by it.
@LaraRam-sb6ru what makes you say that?
Do a video of coyoacan 🙏
Yea for sure! We pretty much live across the street from Coyoacan so we’re slowly doing research to make sure it’s good. We’d say another month or so
Saludos! Have a great weekend!
@@EatBailaTravel I love that place I visit once or twice a year and I make sure to stop by there cause it’s just so gorgeous
@@EatBailaTravel You can check out the rap battles that happen in the square there, that's probably the best part of it.
Great video 👍🏼
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed Saludos
@@EatBailaTravel your welcome 🤗
@@EatBailaTravel ❤️
Un video de los productos orgánicos que producen en Xochimilco
Claro que sí como no
Un video de los productos orgánicos que producen en Xochimilco
Es un sueño poder visitar y conocer Xochimilco