I Drove to Mexico... to Eat
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- 📍All the places I went to + the prices!
📍Chico’s Tacos
Single Order $2.40
Fries $1.00
King Size Hot Dog $2.69
📍Gussie’s
Red Tamales with Pork $1.64
Green with Cheese $1.64
📍Kiki’s Mexican Restaurant
Nacho Supreme $11.95
Chile Relleno $13.75
Enchilada $11.55
📍The Reagan El Paso
Luna de Tuna $13
Valencia Night Cap $14
Al Pastor Margarita $15
📍La Nueva Central
Heuvos Rancheros $52 pesos = $2.84
Chilaquiles Enmoladas $65 = $3.55
Menudo $55 pesos = $3.00
📍Burritos Centenario
Deshebrada Burritos $45 = $2.46
Chile Relleno $50 = $2.73
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As a fellow asian also born and raised in the US, going to Mexico is truly another world, and i haven’t found another place quite as active or unashamed to be vibrant and themselves. Always ready to share their culture, food, and languages. People just seem to be more genuine in Mexico, especially when they have their big families around.
There’s a lot of Asians and Asian influence in parts of Baja California in Mexico and other parts of Mexico. They have definitely contributed and influenced some of the culture in the regions in Mexico the Asian diaspora is in. There are Koreans, Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, etc. Fun fact: The majority of the early population in Mexicali was actually Chinese and the cultural influences are strong there. There are also many other regions of Baja California, Yucatan Peninsula, Jalisco, Mexico City, and other states and cities in Mexico that definitely have East Asians and Southeast Asians and their influence though.
Mexico City also has a good Indian population and they have an organization called Indian Women's Association of Mexico.
Sorry I wrote so much, I just got excited because Mexico and other countries in Latin America have Asian Latinos! And it’s not a very well known fact
Asians are considered “la cuarta raíz”, meaning the fourth root of Mexico. The first 3 roots would Indigenous, African, and European
@@bulmae1128asians and mexicans have a lotttttyy in common. I theorize its due to early human migrations tbh
Tina was born in Korea and moved to the US when she was 14
Always welcomed to Mexico every time you like! Here in Puebla city you should try chiles en nogada (by August)., tacos árabes, and gemirás poblanas with milanesa. I forgot to mention mérmelas with your choice of red or green chili sauce, enjoy and greetings!!
I love your asian heritage and probably have acquired language diversity.
I'm trying to learn korean Japanese Vietnamese and Thai.
With the Internet the whole world has become smaller in a sense just between us America's become very corrupt so It would be nice to know people that still have traditions
As a native El Pasoan, I really appreciate how you featured our sister cities. Our food and rich culture are so often overshadowed by the violence and immigration stories that the media prefers. Thank you Dooby!
that is what every Mexican has been quietly screaming for decades!
I’m not Mexican & I don’t normally watch anything like this but I always have time for anything Mexican … Mexico is my favourite place in this world. Me and my mother have many beautiful memories in this electric country. If you are Mexican and no longer in Mexico, I understand if you are homesick, you are the most beautiful people with the most beautiful culture and country. Honestly I miss that place every day of life …
Mucho amor 🧡 thank you, ur always welcome to the carne asadas
If you haven’t already, you have to try Southern and Coastal Mexican cuisine! It’s so underrated in my opinion. They also use a bunch of plantains and banana leaves which is rare for Northern or Central Mexican cuisine. But it’s just a very interesting cuisine and culture down there in the Southern and Coastal Mexico. Very different culture in each region as well. It’s almost like going into different countries with each region in Mexico
@@bulmae1128 thank you. that sounds amazing, I love plantains, my mothers Jamaican so we eat them a lot 😂😂 and yes I plan to travel all around Mexico one day !! I’m from England so will have to do quite a bit of planning xx
Yup, the place does grow on you ❤
It is such an amazing country. My wife and I are moving to Mexico and officially leaving the US. Couldn’t be more excited to honor and take part in such an amazing culture. Viva Mexico!
As a local I’m so appreciative to hear someone on the internet differentiating Tex-mex from authentic Mexican food in such a detailed way, accurate representation at last😮💨
diva 😍
▶👀 To understand the culture of such societies, it is very good point of view.
I’m from both Juarez and El Paso! They way you spoke about the cities meant a lot to me. Such an awesome video dooby! Happy you liked our food !
Me too!! This video got me so excited and happy. Ep and Juarez never get representation 🥰
Omg me too what the heck is she doing there?! Pretty cool 😊
Go, Miners! Go Troop! ❤
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Another El Pasoan 🙋🏽♀️ lol pretty cool she did a video on this 👀
Young lady, you were outstanding in your presentation of the sister cities. You acted like a local, you have become an honorary El Paso and Juaritos resident.
Was NOT expecting to see my hometown in one of your videos. I'm glad you enjoyed Juarez and showed us in a positive light! We've had our issues but the people here are good and hardworking, thank you.
Me gusta mucho ver a gente de otras culturas comer la comida Mexicana y la manera como la saborean!!A los mexicanos nos encanta también la comida Asiática
As a Mexican American, this was by far my favorite video of yours. You made us proud!!!
That's right ! 🤩👍
You brought me to tears with this video as I am homesick, I haven't been to Juarez/El Paso since January and I miss it. Thank you for being so down to earth and humble and how you talked about both towns was just amazing, not everyone would cross the border. This video will be so special to me. 🙌🙏💙
I can’t believe you made it to my hometown El Paso lol. I’m actually in shock…because I have been watching your channel for years so from Korea to El Paso is so random but amazing at the same time. My father is from Juarez also and I’m happy you made it there too😊.
as a Mexican from Texas currently in college on the east coast, this is the video i didn’t know i needed. i got weirdly emotional seeing all the food I was used to become ‘normal’ again. thanks for the representation on your channel! ur bringing home back to all of us
yes 🥹 its been a while since i went to mexico. I live in germany.
You kinda confused the hell out of me with that comment, it’s like saying I’m Chinese from Texas on the far west coast next to Oakland California north of Oregon to the east.
Are you Mexican or Texican?
@@safeandeffectivelolIt's from texas from 1823 XD
Yes! Ok Mexican
Good to see Kevin joined you on your foodie adventures :)
He was in the video?
at the 10min mark driving the toyota @@jenngranados825
I was so shocked😭 I paused the video to see if someone commented on it or not
She must have missed him so much!😊
@@chelseaa101Not like she does, she has ‘peasants’ to watch it for them/ her
At this point it's very obvious that Tina will go anywhere/do anything for food, and we love her for that
The most precious snacc of all
This is so beautiful!!! also Mexico is such a huge country filled with delicious foods that vary by region. In some parts of Mexico you are most likely to eat menudo or stews in general with tortillas, others with bread, and other regions eat their stews with red Mexican rice. Mexican cuisine goes way beyond and is so diverse.
I was born close to Mexican border, and I love that she shows such a love for our food (immediately clicked to watch while I make tostadas). Brings a huge smile to my face listening to her explain chonchas and empanadas (she should’ve tried a pumpkin one, never have been a a fan of the pineapple). Also her visiting the other side of the border! I loved this entire video.
El Paso is my home. I’m so happy you got to experience my hometown and our sister city. I am very proud of both. ❤
As a local of El Paso, so happy to see a UA-camr I love come visit El Paso and Juárez! Enjoyed this video so much and happy you enjoy the food ♥️
We finally get some El Paso appreciation ❤️
As a Mexican this is one of my favorite videos you’ve done, You are so respectful and polite SO SWEET! Glad you loved your burrito the avocado looked amazing in it, that’s what makes it every time.
ALSO! I’m from Chihuahua! Menonita Cheese is delicious!
I'm glad that you enjoyed our food, the batter used for "Chiles Rellenos" is just egg. You Whip the egg white so it takes volume, then add the egg yolk and mix it. Then you take your "Chiles" previously roasted, peeled and stuffed with queso (cheese) cover them in flour and dip them on the egg, then you fry them on a pan with hot cooking oil.
The best burritos I've ever had were in Ciudad Juarez. They are way different than the rice filled mission burritos you see in Northern California. The ones I tried kept it simple: no more than maybe three ingredients. The less is more method worked so well--especially given how well prepared the ingredients were. So much good food in Chihuahua!
My first time watching you… so proud as a Mexican American to see it be appreciated. Thank you for the awesome content and looking forward to future content.
arelly 😍
Seeing both my cities from somebody else’s eyes and perspective is so refreshing and beautiful to see. Thank you for visiting! ❤️
Isn't it? I said,"Scenic drive doesn't look like that when I drive up there!"
leslie 😍
I think the same
Me llena de alegría ver como compartes la comida mexicana! Muchas gracias ❤
On your next visit, experience the tantalizing flavors of Mexico's cuisine by exploring the culinary delights of Yucatán and Oaxaca. From the aromatic spices of Yucatecan cuisine to the rich moles of Oaxaca, each region boasts a unique culinary tradition that will tantalize your taste buds. Don't miss out on the opportunity to savor the best food that Mexico has to offer!
I'm from Juarez and I got so excited when I saw the title of the video, I went to that burrito place since I was a little girl cuz my grandparents and parents knew the owner. It is a beautiful city and I am very happy you enjoyed, you're welcome back anytime ❤❤
I was so shocked when I read the title!!! I had to re read it several times. "Dooby....in Juarez?" I am so happy she visited El Paso/Juarez
You know what is crazy, I just watched the video from the end of 2021 when you were supposed to go to Mexico and decided not to. And someone commented when you feel like this is when everything starts happening. Seeing you now is super cool that he was right and you have accomplished so much and were able to go to Mexico anyway. This made me hopeful that the same is going to happen to me.
Horchata is usually made with white rice not Tiger nuts!
In Spain they make it with tiger nuts and the taste is completely different.
That's relative as I was told, it used to be made from melon seeds, and then it switched to rice.
@@gregmuon she is in Mexico which is usually what it’s made with! I know they make it out of anything though which is cool.
@@candacerain1 she is in Mexico which is usually what it’s made with! I know they make it out of anything though which is cool.
@@danieladarcangelo741 I'm from El Paso and am Mexican. Like I said.
As a Korean-American… My parents lived there for almost 30 yrs. Moved there from ATL,GA. They loved it.
I have mixed feelings about ELP. My daughter was born there and that’s where I bought my first house, I have a feeling I must have been a Mexican, born and raised there, in a parallel life. 😂. I kept getting pulled back to ELP.
ELP has been doing a lot to elevate the city, parts of downtown has changed soooooo much.
The chilaquiles I love are different, tortillas with eggs, cheese, and green chiles. My friend’s husband makes the best and best refried beans ever, but they live in Tucson Arizona though. 😭🤣
Thank you from Texas. I loved this video!! Thank you for presenting our beautiful city with such kindness and honesty. Tex-Mex not only is a perfect description of our food, but it also represents our communities of people. We strive together to live in harmony/ It has been my pleasure to grow up and live with the wonderful people of my State. As I have traveled to many countries during my life (I even lived a year in South Korea which I loved) I can say, Texas and it's People are my Heart.
I am born and raised in El Paso. Hope you enjoyed the visit to the Sister Cities. Love my hometown and community.
They I went “omg Kevin’s there!” Answered my question of who was helping you film all these yunmy food trips too! Hope you both are enjoying your vacation 🎉
You look so happy in this video. ❤
I'm a big foodie myself, and I'll be visiting Mexico for the first time coming March. I'm really looking forward to just trying ALL the things. The Mexican have such a wonderful eating culture.
I used to live in El Paso many years ago and the food was always great everywhere you went. Every 20 feet regardless of what kind of food it is...there is always something delicious to eat. The only thing I miss about El Paso is the food and my relatives. Love your video! Thumbs UP and shared from Seattle, WA. A+++
Mexicano here, I love your passion and love for the Mexican culture and our food. You’re invited anytime to the Asada
This is a really cool experience, never been to Mexico but I hope you enjoyed it!
If doobie starts on a food journey in south America, oh boy, she's gonna fall in love (and we get a lot of quality content)
Yea seriously, she should goto Boton Rouge.
Ok but south America starts in Colombia, from Guatemala ande Belice to Panamá is central america, Mexico is still north America, it’s better to say Latinamerica
Truer words never spoken!
As an El Pasoan, this was such a delight! Thank you for highlighting my wonderful city and culture so well. El Paso is so near and dear to my heart, there really is no other city like it!
I thought Kevin was back in Seoul, looking after the restaurant while you were galavanting around the US 😅😂 Great to see him enjoying all the culinary adventures too 👍
On the day I’m traveling to Mexico for the first time, Dooby posts this. Let it be a sign for my amazing food adventures to come
Grew up in El Paso/Juarez and I love this video! It makes me so proud to see others enjoy the culture that our borderland has to offer!
Yea Dooby dropped a new video, it is so much fun watching your videos and I must say that this American tour has been awesome. Just love how you give each city an honest review from the heart. You are definitely one of the best content makers out there, can’t wait for the next video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🍻🍻🍻
Im from El Paso, havent been to Juarez in a good while, thank you for sharing their present
beauty with me :). It made me super happy seeing the people, the culture and the liveliness.
PLEASE COME TO MEXICO CITY.
I’m sure you’re gonna love the looks and the street food too. You won’t regret it
Mexico city looks like the most underrated city in the world. Its on the top of my list of cities to visit.
@Doobydobap Let us know, best regards!
@@pillarofdawn Not quite sure about that. But if you're earning dollars, Mexico city's gonna be really cheap for you.
Was excited to see Juárez and El Paso as a local!!! There’s a lot of super good food and desert joints. Glad you came over and enjoyed your visit :D
I lived in El Paso for three years in the early 80's and just loved it. The people, culture and the desert around the city nothing but great memories. I was told by a local that you always come back to El Paso, I haven't been back yet but after watching your video I really want to visit it again. Chico's Tacos was a favorite must stop for us. Thank you for the walk down memory lane.
Loved this video and how you supported and highlighted community businesses with long-standing roots. It's a wonderful way to honor the people in these cities who are keeping traditions alive and creating new ones!
Wow! 👋😁
Yaaay! I’m happy that you came to visit El Paso! El Paso is my Hometown and it brought a smile to know that you enjoyed Mexican food 🇲🇽 🎉
I was born and raised in El Paso and going to Juarez every weekend are some of my favorite memories. The food in Juarez is 🤤🤤🤤🤤
Wish you success on the path you have chosen🌹💝
I was born in El Paso and grew up in Juarez. I am a combat veteran and I don't even go back to Juarez anymore. You brave AND crazy.
How can you be a combat veteran and be scared of Juarez? I never understood why Fort Bliss soldiers where terrified of Juarez and my mom at 73 years still has literally zero fear of living there 😅😂
Yo soy de Ciudad Juárez, probaste los verdaderos burritos (aquí nacieron) también la auténtica margarita. Pero no es posible que te hayas ido de Juárez sin probar un "lonche de colita de pavo" (turkey tail sandwich). Aquí mismo pudiste conocer los tacos de tripa, el hígado encebollado, el pollo asado, el pollo rostizado, los hotdogs locales(llevan frijoles), birria y barbacoa, entre otras cosas.
La margarita es Baja Californiana 🤓☝️
I love the way you explained the ingredients of each food perfectly 👍🏼👌🏼👏🏼🙏🏻😎
I'm from Juarez, but currently living in the US. As I watch this video I started missing my city a lot! Especially the best burritos in the world 🤤
Definitely like your video! As a Mexican-American, I enjoy this type of food all the time. Just for future reference, CH in Spanish is pronounced the same as you would say 'cheese' but SH is different since the H in Spanish is silent, with the exception of CH. When you say 'deshebrada' it's actually pronounced des-e-BRA-da because of the silent H.
I am happy that she is still deciding to upload videos on UA-cam , posting about herself and her day to day life, this is really adorable and somehow this becomes an absolute habbit to watch her, obsession is obvious but her gentle attitude towards everything make her more humane. Love the way she is.🫶🏻💠🖤
we can all agree that be love it when she posts
Doobyyy what an incredible series! I wish you could travel the whole world and take us with you. I'd love to see a back-to-Seoul vlog as well. Much much love
I’m so happy that you went on this trip and that you were adventurous enough and open minded to cross to Mexico.
I’m from Ciudad Juarez and I’m so happy that you enjoyed our food, there is so much history in between this two towns and much more to see but I loved every second of this video, very well made and the storytelling was impressive👏👏👏 next time try “La Pila” in Ciudad Juárez which sells flautas and you’ll love it👍
As a Mex American I couldn’t be more happy to have all fellow Americans of all backgrounds to enjoy old Mexico! I can assure you the mi casa es tu casa goes for all!.
What an amazing work you’ve done in this video, I’m so happy watching you enjoying a side of Mexico and the food there hopefully you can go back and visit others parts of Mexico, blessings 🙏🙏🙏
I found your video and loved it. Deshebrada actually means shreded meat, just FYI. thanks for showing the good things of juarez and México. Most mexicans are very helpful and warm so you have nothing to fear coming to Juarez despite the bad press. Keep you coolness.
While your restaurant was failing, you're vacationing and relaxing LOL
Really amazing episode! Really saw how much respect you show to the places you visit!
*Imagining you and Kevin traveling South America*
Fantastic video. I love this travel channel, city and food exploration format. And as a New Mexican, I think you did a wonderful job showcasing the differences in the food and cultures. Very similar but different.
Theres something romantic and comforting about mexico and the desert at night that you encapsulated perfectly! I knew i stumbled onto a special channel a while back!
Great video Dooby! 1st time I noticed your food tour of El Paso/ Juarez area, I have family there, I’m from Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua, The three cultures City: Mestizo, Mennonite and Tarahumara. The food looked delicious! The green chile in the tamales and chile relleno burrito is chile chilaca, also known as Anaheim green peppers, widely grown in the state of Chihuahua, and the orchata is basically made with rice and water! Juarez is where the burritos were invented! I enjoyed your adventure very much! Wonderful takes and scenery from Franklin Mountain! Street scenes and food locations are awesome! Thank you for sharing such unique experience! Keep on Doobupping! 👍Blessings! 🌻
As someone that has lived in El Paso for 20 years, this is the first time I have ever seen anyone on the internet make a video about it. So happy you stopped by Kiki's while you were here. Hopefully it made up for the Chico's Tacos. 😂
I love your cooking videos.
I love your restaurant videos.
But these travel food videos are the best.
More please and thank you!!! ❤❤❤
Like I always say in every video of yours… I’m proud of you fam, thanks for trying new things and not being afraid of trying different foods
So happy to see you made it to Mexico! 💖 Such a fun video of your trip! Everything looks delicious.
Just a nice video showing the culture and food of both cities. Great job
You need to have Southern and Coastal Mexican cuisine! It’s super underrated and we also use a bunch of ingredients that Northern Mexicans don’t. Some of our staples include plantains, plantain leaves and lot of fish! The tamales in Southern Mexico are made with Banana Leaves instead of corn husks. Love both tamales, but I’m a sucker for the banana leaf tamales
That was a surprise to see the menudo have hominy in Mexico. They typically don’t add it like in the US . Also I have NEVER ever seen it served with bread lol, I want it now! 😊
I’m sorry what?? I’m in Texas and eveyone here prepares it with hominy? Where are you stateside?
Edit. Oh you meant in Mexico they don’t add it. Ohh wow
They mostly serve menudo blanco with bread (bolios) in Mexico City. In California we use bolios or corn tortillas with menudo & call flautas: taquitos, & are only served with guacamole-avocado. Not in a soup. We were surprised visiting my husband’s dad’s family in El Paso to eat this different style. Everything floating that’s called Brandao (bath). Now that we live nearby we make our own that we grew up with in Los Angeles. The Chinese markets sell the concha pandulce because both countries were influenced by the French.
Omg!!!! I stumbled upon your page and little did I know you’d be going to my hometown! ❤❤❤❤ yay this is amazing thank you
That first bite of the tamale that you took.. authentic💯💯💕
I feel represented thank you Dooby 😩🫶
THIS is how you appreciate cultures. Us Mexicans don’t get offended with “cultural appropriation” so pls go nuts. Enjoy Mexico.
You brought tears 😢 to my eyes seeing my lovely city, especially our proud tradition CHICO's TACOS. TE EXTRAÑO MI TIERRA.
OMG! What a surprise! It makes me happy to see someone visiting Juarez!
If you had the chance to come another time, I'll gladdly offer me to give you a super tour on the city to visit more traditional places, restaurants, show you historical places, the night life on the city and so on! As you say, 24 hours it's not enough but surely we can make a fantastic video!
Thanks for visiting our city!
Ah caray! Me saque de onda de que es en Jrz haha casi nadie turistea aquí I hope u enjoyed!
Tex Mex food is the American version of “Mexican food” but can’t match the immense richness and variety of flavors that Mexican gastronomy has!! Welcome to Mexico and explore the north, centre, and south to know and enjoy; greetings from Puebla, Mexico!!
Great video from a El Paso born Juarez raised local! First time watching your videos... subscribed!
Loved this video! All the good food makes me want to go back to visit Mexico! Thanks for making my food memories from there come back! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow love your detail you provide of each food you eat and love how you try to say the names in Spanish! 👍 I can tell you are a connoisseur of good food! I now want to go visit El Paso and Juarez! I think you need to do a tour of some of the best cities in Mexico, the food is out of this world depending on the state and city you are in. Example, In Oaxaca is the capitol of the most variety and amazing red chile pods in the world and they have over 30 types of Mole you can try! Take care and enjoy life and great food!
I love Mexico
Thank you for speaking so kindly of both our cities! Great vid
My best friend proposed to his wife in Puerto Vallarta. Best vacation I’ve been on. The locals were very friendly and the food was great. I live in California so there are plenty of Mexican food places around but authentic Mexican food taste nothing like the usual Mexican food at home. My friend suggested a few places that sells something similar but the prices are on the expensive end.
The green tamal sauce is not w poblano :) it’s made w tomatillo verde which is like a sort of mini green tomato and it’s used in all of Mexico it’s not a thing just in the North :) poblano doesn’t give off that vibrant almost neon green and it also doesn’t give off that acidity
As an immigration services officer, trust me when I say those mountains hold a lot of secrets. 😢
I enjoyed your very descriptions of the food and places. Enjoyed the video. Thank you
VIVA EL PASO MI CUIDAD SIEMPRE! I have been putting off watching this because it makes me so very homesick! You went to many of my favorite places in El Paso, that’s the side of town I grew up in! Manhattan Heights is where my grandparents bought their house, raised my mom, her siblings and then me and my siblings and lived for 70+ years. This summer my grandpa passed and we are selling their home in that area. His favorite restaurant was Kiki’s and it hit me hard seeing you go- it’s a family tradition to eat there for us.
To hear you talk about your love for the city had me in tears, I felt beyond represented and am very touched by this video… my childhood in a nutshell- THANK YOU!
Nice I like Mexico .. they got very good authentic food .. wish I had money to visit
Wow I am from Juarez and I moved to Japan to escape from the danger… I was just not comfortable there. But I do miss some things and my family lives there! Also I’m dying for an authentic burrito from Juarez and chilaquiles 😭
MEX MEX vs TEX MEX! Love this video and you are so adventurous! Appreciate how comfortable you are in different cultures. Mexico is food paradise!
The thing about Chico's is always ask a local how we eat it. You're supposed to eat the tacos (flautas) with a fork, so you don't get the sauce all over your hands and fingers. You were right in pouring the green salsa into the taco boat, but the pro (and local) move is to dip and scoop the leftover red / green salsa and cheesy goodness with your fries. It doesn't get better than that. The hot dog is also a local thing, so most out of towners won't get it. Understandable. I liked it when I was a kid. ;) Kiki's is bomb and you ordered some hits, but they're known for their Machaca plate which is legendary. Besides a Mexa, only a Korean would truly appreciate a bowl of Menudo. 😂 El Centenario (and El Compa across the street) are the OG and best burritos in J-Town. You're very fortunate to have tried them. Legend has it that one of the pans used there is 75 years old! More impressive is they survived the cartel wars of the early 2000s. BTW, Topo is the king of sparkling waters.
this one was AMAZING. i really don't want this series to end. also the kevin cameo (:
hey, that hortacha must have been made with rice and not tigernuts… because it is Spanish horchata which is made with tigernuts. As for mexican one, i think it is made with rice, cheers!
I live in Juarez, and if you ever come back, let me show you what's there to visit in this city :)
Many consider Juarez to be a night-life place only, but there's a lot more here to experience the authentic Norteño life. That said, probably you don't need my guide, as you very accurately visited Chico's tacos and La Nueva Central, like a true local.
Also, thank you so much for showing Juarez and El Paso as they are. Not many people get out of the classics like Mexico City, Cancun and Guadalajara (to name a few), and miss out on the wonders the north has to offer.
Your respect for people and culture speaks volumes about who you are as person 🙏🏼