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I really admire how he respects everyone no matter where he goes and I admire more how he tries to speak their languages and try to connect with them. I also love that he does real street food. That’s what makes his show so amazing!
As an ex British chef I can say ...Mexican food is without doubt the best in the world! Es por eso que me casé con una mexicana :D Try Barbacoa tacos ;)
I’m Mexican and I so love how appreciative he is of Mexican culture. I am married to a Scottish man and he is the exact same way. My husband also gives the “awkward thumbs up” and speaks in almost the same EXACT manner when we are somewhere like the places in the video. He gets super excited and says the same things lol Mexicans love to see others enjoy our food so he’s doing a great job speaking to the vendors and he is expressing himself in such a way that I’m sure is flattering to the people who cooked the food. This guy is awesome 🇲🇽👌🏻
Ive thought this for years but rarely see ppl saying it like noone notices i love trevor but he sold out and iant the same henve why i watch older vids even tho im waiting for his new episode which will drop soon today im still a fanboi lol
Not only Mexico is so rich in history and culture, but to me its the food Mecca of America as well. I have been there only once in my life and the food was an unforgettable experience - especially the beans and eggs!! And the people there were so friendly and full of smiles. Love you Mexico - salutations from Greece! :D
Tell me about it absolutely love watching his show, but it can be a little disconcerting as he will keep saying hmmm, hmmm trying real hard to get the chef or whoever to look at him. I have even feel awkward.
He’s super nice & respectful and I think he uses the thumps up to communicate cause It’s an almost universal understanding. These videos give me major cravings. 😭
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Sí, man. Yo soy de Torreón y vivo en CDMX desde hace 5 años y aún así me quieren cobrar más por algunas cosas. Pero lo bueno es que lo noto y se los digo y corrigen el precio hahaha
The exchange between Trevor and the al pastor tacos guy is the most excruciating 2 minute exchange I’ve ever witnessed😂😂😂! I loved it! Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, oh yaaah!
I like how this guy is not afraid of eating everything, many gringos I meet are afraid of things like eating tongue.. but oh boy tongue is one of the best things ever
Seidy l.p. many mexicans are aware of India and Those indigenous Mayans got that name from India yes from us From east India. We r very ancient civilization. Christopher Columbus instead of entering to India he sailed across west and landed in America and thought that it was India. And from then all aboriginals are called as Indians.
Sarcastic creature the mayans did not got tge name from india it was given to them by the spaniards.They had their on name which was,Mayans,Aztecs,mixtecs,zapotecs ect just like the native americans who had their own names cherokee ect
Thank you Thank You Thank you! for being an amazing human being and for respected all cultures. My (a super fan of your videos) and my mom watched your video and immediately we were hungry. I am Mexican and this video is a gift from you to all my country, thank you again! It is a pleasure to have you here in my beautiful country and for demonstrating to the rest of the world what an amazing country is Mexico. Believe me, those people that you filmed told their whole family that they were filmed by a foreign and it will be a story to tell for generations. We are a humble country and we are proud of our culture, specially about our food. We can eat in a restaurant but as well in the street and enjoy the moment. We love spicy food because we have love, happiness and passion in our blood. I am waiting here to watch the next video and it will be a dream come true to meet Ting Ting and you. I hope you can visit all my country and have a fascinating experience.
Dude I love this guys reactions! 😂😂😂😂 it just so funny how he over reacts with joy with every bite of anything and everything! Keep up the good work .... definitely a fan of all your videos
I come from a Hispanic family. So the food at home is nothing like the way it is prepared in restaurants. It is hard to find places that actually sell what I am use to at home, spice was, and flavor wise.
:O? I'm Mexican, and all food I've ever had from home is very similar to food found in restaurants in Mexico. Sure, based on where you are some things can differ, but overall it's almost the same. :D
Not quite true. I knew a friend of non Hispanic origin, who made their enchilada sauce with tomato sauce. Yes, Enchilada sauce has tomatoes in it, or just a little teaspoon of tomato paste. But I am talking a whole can of tomato sauce. Sometimes, in the restaurants, especially ones for an American palette, tend to make a really sweet enchilada sauce or make a pico de gallo lacking any depth or flavor.
Jene Clyde oh ok. I thought you were referencing the video and Mexican restaurants in Mexico. American Mexican restaurants don't a robust a flavor as homemade or authentic Mexican. I
Wow! All Mexican Delicious Foods in one video. Looks like Mexico is a awesome street food haven. Love for all street food. I love your street food show video, thank you very much for awesome video.
TREVOR BROTHER- I went so DEEP with you on this Mexican tour that I was literally on the bottom of the Marianas Trench at the bottom of the sea with a shovel yelling "Hey bring me 2 more Machete Quesadillas"!!! AMAZING my man, bring us more!!! You just became the KING of all food on UA-cam!!!
Trevor, we've been waiting excitedly to see your reaction to Mexico! My wife and I love this country and we have family there too. I've never seen a fresh food market in Mexico City like you you found; oh I want an octopus ceviche tostada and I want it now!! Great to see you having fun again. Oh - I meant to add for other readers that if I remember correctly the Al Pastor in Mexico and Central America originated with Turkish diaspora moving into the region around 200 years ago. I love all these unusual historical food influences; akin to the Tea Horse Road history.
Honestly Trevor, sometimes I don't like you. I made the unfortunate mistake of watching this video before breakfast, and now all I want is Mexican food! Imagine me shaking my fist at you and screaming, "DARN YOU, TREVOR!!!" Great video, though!
same here but it was lunch time so I paused to go make myself a bean and cheese taco with lots of cilantro,lemon juice, and fresh jalapeno. Not as tasty as his pork tacos look but still hit the spot! His videos make me crave too!
I’m from Mexico and you’ve got a new subscriber!. Really great video!, at the moment I’m away from my country and watching your video made me very happy! Que rica es nuestra gastronomía mexicana! ❤️
Great episode! My 10 year old son and I watch your videos almost every night, great content. My son says he would try the eye and tongue but definitely not the brain!
Not sure what part of México you will go, but if you come to Culiacán, here are some GREAT recommendations: La Única (Cow head stews, hand-made tortillas. Try some "quesadilla con asientos", which are quesadillas wiped with some of the pork drippings from the oil {a delicacy in these parts}) [24.832899, -107.395546] El Pariente (tacos of innards, the specialty are the "buceados" which are extra golden) [24.818688, -107.417648] Tony (a goatmeat stew called 'birria' with plenty of clove and cinnamon; there's a few branches around town) [24.825881, -107.41973] Taquería Morelos (probably the best tacos in town, with the best sauces and tortillas) [24.788789, -107.405468] Taquería San Martín (tacos "al pastor" which is a marinade made with orange juice, on a vertical rotisserie) [24.784014, -107.41112] Chivi's Burger (a proper Mexican hamburger) [24.81509, -107.374885] Pizzeta (a chain of pizzerias with many local flavors) [all over town] Tejuino (a local corn-based drink; have it with the lemon sherbet) [24.798519, -107.404167] El Erick (seafood... inside a coconut!) [24.817191, -107.435249] Sushi Factory (a laboratory of sushi and Asian dishes with a distinct local taste) [24.82211, -107.40047] La Herradura (a buffet of local home-made dishes on the outskirts of town) [24.806678, -107.33311] El Cerrito (a far out breakfast place with an absolutely wonderful view of the mountains with hand-gliding) [25.5808, -107.34936] {If you go out of town, keep your eyes out for "Pan de Mujer", which is a local type of farmer's bread eaten here with all kinds of fillings} Panamá (a chain of home-cooked meal restaurants with an amazing selection of beverages) [24.813775, -107.397492] Jiā China (great Chinese-Mexican food) [24.814082, -107.43314] Fuman-Shu (another great Chi-Mex place with a more local flavor) [24.789829, -107.41171] You can also of course find all of the local favorites in the "centro" (or downtown), such as esquite (corn in a cup with an assortment of sauces) or tosti-esquites (the same, but in a bag of Tostitos), popsicles/ice creams (try the 'chamoy' flavor, a type of spicy sauce made of pickled fruit), ceviche (a type of shrimp cocktail with cucumber, tomato, onion, chili, cilantro and lots of lime) or cevichurros (the same but with hard-coated peanuts, spicy gummies and crunchy corn snacks). You can also go to Forum (a local mall) for a pretty good food court (my favorite is Doña Tota which has gorditas of all kinds of fillings). Lots of good stuff to eat!
What the frick!!! Those tacos al pastor are just a few blocks from my house!! That's awesome Food Ranger I really hope that you have had some great time in Mexico :D
I would like to thank you for all the respect you have not only for mexican culture, but for any other whose country you visit. Form the effort you make when speaking their language to the point when sometimes you don’t like the food but still compliments it as there are different tastes, you truly show the importance and uniqueness of each place you go. Thus, you try from simple foods to some that are really extreme, you are just amazing!
I've been waiting for you to go to Mexico. I enjoyed going to those machete quesadillas as a kid. Sadly I haven't gone in a few years. Enjoy all the authentic Mexican food!
Thank you for another video! I get stabby at all the comments saying how awkward your interactions are and all that - kudos to you for trying to communicate with their language in their country. One thing I would like to say is, avoid telling someone how delicious their food is before you try it. I get that your Spanish is limited but when it is tasty it seems fake because you've already said you liked it. Kind of like salting food before you try it. That's probably the cause for the odd stares from the vendors. I love your videos, definitely keep them coming and thank you!
I want to thank you for this incredible videos about mexican food. It was so fun to see how you discover the dishes I usually eat everyday. I hope that you have a fantastic trip in Mexico. See you soon!
I love Mexican food because it's often Gluten Free and I have Celiac Disease. Plus my mom is Mexican and caldo de res is my go to comfort food. Mom and I are going to go to Casas Grandes soon so this makes me excited to go.
Hey Trevor, isn't it fascinating how the same flavors tend to coalesce on opposite sides of the world? Take two extremely isolated places like mexico and vietnam and just compare. The fresh onion, cilantro, lime, chili..... cool huh? It's not simply a coincidence, the balance of food and flavor is more of a science than people might think.
The flavor profiles of the ingredients themselves? Yeah, lime from mexico and lime from vietnam will differ. Likewise, vietnam has a preference for culantro over cilantro. As for onion and chilies, these have the fewest differences. None of that, of course, relates to the point I was making.
I honestly love your spirit wherever you go! I can see how you light up people’s faces wherever you go, like you leave something special there and you keep it humble! You genuinely love food and inspire many of us small foodies beginning this food journey ! Glad to have found your page and enjoy your food journey! God bless you with more health so you can keep traveling the world and share it with us ! :) KEEP IT UP ‼️
I really really admire you for your love towards each country's food and talking in the local language every country you go.! This is unbelievable and incredible by a UA-camr. I dnt think there is any other food ranger like him.! I just love the way you admire everybody.! Your vocabulary in praising their food. Keep enjoying your trips to countries. We enjoy watching your videos. 🤗💕😂🤩💃🧡
The biggest sign of respect in Mexico is to actually engage with the salsa tradition. I really enjoyed this video and I felt profound joy in my heart when I saw you pouring and actually enjoying salsas. You made me proud! Come back anytime! Greetings from Monterrey, Mexico.
OMG I feel so much joy watching him go to many places I go to normally and really enjoy it and show it as something big and important to our culture, wish I had ran into him tho :/
Love your videos! I haven’t been to Mexico but everything looks so good!!! And I love you use all the Spanish words you can! You have to come to Chile if you like sea food! You will have a great experience here!!! 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
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You make me ill
I’m a fan of your food rangers
I really admire how he respects everyone no matter where he goes and I admire more how he tries to speak their languages and try to connect with them. I also love that he does real street food. That’s what makes his show so amazing!
Alley Cat you're amazing
Alley Cat exactly 😊
Alley Cat is so cute
Alley Cat yeah his a good guy
Alley Cat sure thing , we love trevor :D
As an ex British chef I can say ...Mexican food is without doubt the best in the world! Es por eso que me casé con una mexicana :D Try Barbacoa tacos ;)
Well said
I agree. My favorite
Ian P well British people don’t have very good food
Good going!
@@rajc2257 lmfao
I’m Mexican and I so love how appreciative he is of Mexican culture. I am married to a Scottish man and he is the exact same way. My husband also gives the “awkward thumbs up” and speaks in almost the same EXACT manner when we are somewhere like the places in the video. He gets super excited and says the same things lol Mexicans love to see others enjoy our food so he’s doing a great job speaking to the vendors and he is expressing himself in such a way that I’m sure is flattering to the people who cooked the food. This guy is awesome 🇲🇽👌🏻
They didn't look too enthused about it. Probably just tired & busy working tho
Lucky Scotsman
THIS Euro-American speaks Spanish with a Chinese Accent🙂!
This dude is the master of making people mad uncomfortable with politeness 😂
lol I see that
Ive thought this for years but rarely see ppl saying it like noone notices i love trevor but he sold out and iant the same henve why i watch older vids even tho im waiting for his new episode which will drop soon today im still a fanboi lol
😅
😂😂
People are pretty polite in Mexico tho
Not only Mexico is so rich in history and culture, but to me its the food Mecca of America as well. I have been there only once in my life and the food was an unforgettable experience - especially the beans and eggs!! And the people there were so friendly and full of smiles. Love you Mexico - salutations from Greece! :D
Yeah the food in Mexico is amazing. In my opinion it is up there along with Thailand for the best cuisines in the world.
Thank you for being supportive!!
lol mexico
Big Peanut, you had to say something dumb just for the fun of it didn't you? clown.
No seafood? All tacos? You're missing out on mexico.
Why is everyone so negative? I think it’s nice that he respects the food, language and people.
Arely Ramirez Wym by negative? No one was negative in this video
FwTx TrillBerto people in the comments below were being rude to Trevor.
Well not anymore, those silly persons are were they belown at the bottom and being completely ignored by everyone
I would be mean as well if i see him eat such a delicious food and I can’t🤔
16:42 people being ignorant in background
He’s living my dream job. Great video
"I have a dream, to squeeze lemon in Mexico"- Trevor James
Amazing dude! Getting a lot of ideas for Mexico City. Heading there in a few days!
Did you go?
@@livipulido8035 Yes he did
Saludos desde Panamá a todos los Mexicanos 🤗🤗
sometimes he awkwardly stares at the chefs 😂
Tell me about it absolutely love watching his show, but it can be a little disconcerting as he will keep saying hmmm, hmmm trying real hard to get the chef or whoever to look at him. I have even feel awkward.
Tin Yen its the language barrier , y’all dumb!
@@josiasajvix9129 its not about being dumb. That's what I saw if it was a language barrier ok. No big deal
you’re the dumb one lol
I'd probably do the same thing considering the food is orgasmic. 🤤
He’s super nice & respectful and I think he uses the thumps up to communicate cause It’s an almost universal understanding. These videos give me major cravings. 😭
Mexico City 🇲🇽 is a true treasure. One of my favorite cities that I’ve visited while travel vlogging! Keep it up and keep exploring 🙌🏻
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Hello james
The Food Ranger SI! Ya esperaba algo en Español 😀👍
I Love Your Street Food Show.
why do these recent videos keep coming in terrible 360p quality?
You are amazing person
Teacher: what is your dream when you grow up
Food ranger: "to squeeze lime in Mexico" 9:00
Nguyen Quach hahaaaha
Lol the grasshopper lady hella over charged you for the chapulines .
You smelled like a tourist to her.
Yeah lmfao
hella = very
Sí, man. Yo soy de Torreón y vivo en CDMX desde hace 5 años y aún así me quieren cobrar más por algunas cosas. Pero lo bueno es que lo noto y se los digo y corrigen el precio hahaha
BluesTraveler yup
Luis Torreón Nunca dejarse .. uno trabaja x cada moneda $.
The exchange between Trevor and the al pastor tacos guy is the most excruciating 2 minute exchange I’ve ever witnessed😂😂😂! I loved it! Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, oh yaaah!
He has such wonderful and genuine passion for what he does.. That's what keeps us coming back for more and more videos :D
Hanshuber161 in one of his videos, there was one bozo said he was rude. I would love to smoke whatever that bozo was smoking lol
I’m Mexican and I appreciate you branching out to different types of street food! 👍🏽
Nice!!! I hope you enjoy the video!!
Just woke up and watched this. What a good way to start the day. Thanks Trevor
I like how this guy is not afraid of eating everything, many gringos I meet are afraid of things like eating tongue.. but oh boy tongue is one of the best things ever
Evoo Evoo yes that is what he said
He is Canadian, not gringo at all.
Yep lengua is very tasty
You can NEVER go wrong with Mexican food, tacos allll dayyy
"I think this is radish and cucumber"
*pickled onion and habenero*
*CLOSE ENOUGH*
Jai lol
🤣
Am i the only one that loved when he said "uno tamale" it was so cute JAJAJ
gaby .castillo yeah I bust out laughing
gaby .castillo Yea it was
Si, eres unik y diferente
Made me yell, "UN TAMAL!" Lol
Ya you're the only one.
Love to Mexico from India :)
+Seidy l.p.
Ohh, that's something new, thanks for the info.
Seidy l.p. many mexicans are aware of India and Those indigenous Mayans got that name from India yes from us From east India. We r very ancient civilization. Christopher Columbus instead of entering to India he sailed across west and landed in America and thought that it was India. And from then all aboriginals are called as Indians.
are you sure? can you cite a source? No hard feelings, im just curious if this is actually true. :)
Seidy l.p. Thats wrong..is not Indian.The correct word is indigenous not indian but ignorant people do not know that n say Indio to descriminated
Sarcastic creature the mayans did not got tge name from india it was given to them by the spaniards.They had their on name which was,Mayans,Aztecs,mixtecs,zapotecs ect just like the native americans who had their own names cherokee ect
Trevor, me gusta la amabilidad que tienes con las personas and welcome to México!
Yola Salazar muy bueno
Pork uteris🤣😥!!! "Was a first and probably the last" 🤣🤣 I feel you on that one😉😉🤣🤣
Trevor never fails to make people feel uncomfortable and confused at times haha love the videos great work
antonio barrera what's cringe about saying thank you?
I really love the fact you try to speak the language, it's the way to do it while traveling :)
Thanks so much Basile!!
Some of the best enjoyable food in the world Mexico is a must visit.
It's so amazing here!!!
Your great Trevor! always glad to watch you vids Sir!
Has hecho uno de los mejores videos gastronómicos de la CdMx que he visto. Muy buen trabajo.
Thank you Thank You Thank you! for being an amazing human being and for respected all cultures. My (a super fan of your videos) and my mom watched your video and immediately we were hungry. I am Mexican and this video is a gift from you to all my country, thank you again! It is a pleasure to have you here in my beautiful country and for demonstrating to the rest of the world what an amazing country is Mexico. Believe me, those people that you filmed told their whole family that they were filmed by a foreign and it will be a story to tell for generations. We are a humble country and we are proud of our culture, specially about our food. We can eat in a restaurant but as well in the street and enjoy the moment. We love spicy food because we have love, happiness and passion in our blood. I am waiting here to watch the next video and it will be a dream come true to meet Ting Ting and you. I hope you can visit all my country and have a fascinating experience.
Dude I love this guys reactions! 😂😂😂😂 it just so funny how he over reacts with joy with every bite of anything and everything! Keep up the good work .... definitely a fan of all your videos
Dang you really rated all our food super high! YES🙏🏻🙏🏻 🇲🇽Gracias Señor
When he gives them that awkward thumbs up and goes mmmmmmm . I'm like "Oof lmao"
Mexican people are so nice. American love Mexican food
Yes we are! Welcome any time.
Seeing the authentic foods from Mexico and the ones prepare in the U.S, what a difference. I’m excited to see various tacos. Drooling 🤤
I come from a Hispanic family. So the food at home is nothing like the way it is prepared in restaurants. It is hard to find places that actually sell what I am use to at home, spice was, and flavor wise.
:O? I'm Mexican, and all food I've ever had from home is very similar to food found in restaurants in Mexico. Sure, based on where you are some things can differ, but overall it's almost the same. :D
Not quite true. I knew a friend of non Hispanic origin, who made their enchilada sauce with tomato sauce. Yes, Enchilada sauce has tomatoes in it, or just a little teaspoon of tomato paste. But I am talking a whole can of tomato sauce. Sometimes, in the restaurants, especially ones for an American palette, tend to make a really sweet enchilada sauce or make a pico de gallo lacking any depth or flavor.
Jene Clyde oh ok. I thought you were referencing the video and Mexican restaurants in Mexico. American Mexican restaurants don't a robust a flavor as homemade or authentic Mexican. I
This is amazing! In the US, they charge us $4 per taco with $1 quality. In Mexico, they charge you $1 per taco with $4 quality. There is no justice!
Wow! All Mexican Delicious Foods in one video. Looks like Mexico is a awesome street food haven. Love for all street food. I love your street food show video, thank you very much for awesome video.
Thanks so much!!
The Food Ranger, Welcome
Seidy l.p., Thank You, i hope will be able to visit one day.
Why do I watch these videos when I’m hungry 😩
I like when he complements the cooks it makes them happy
Yes, finally you got to go to Mexico! Everything looked delicious. I was thinking "y la cerveza?"
You have the heart of a child!
It’s so sweet!
Ahora tengo mucha hambre!!!
The third place 10:53 the cook was super friendly and inviting , u can see how he takes pride in his work 👏🙌🏻
A shirt that says “Gracias Señor”
Mrs. Cardenas lol that would be awesome! My brother actually has his own custom T-shirt business. 👌🤙👊
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gracis siñor
More like “Gracias señor, Gracias”
Hahaha good idea
Now I’m hungry ! 😭
I need to go to Mexico ASAP !
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Mexico city***
TREVOR BROTHER- I went so DEEP with you on this Mexican tour that I was literally on the bottom of the Marianas Trench at the bottom of the sea with a shovel yelling "Hey bring me 2 more Machete Quesadillas"!!!
AMAZING my man, bring us more!!! You just became the KING of all food on UA-cam!!!
20:59 the way he was looking at him 😂
I love Mexican People so much they are one of the nicest person I’ve ever met. Hardworking and really nice 👍🏻
Rajani Gurung where are you from if you don’t mind me asking
issa fact you know!
Rajani Gurung do you have snap chat?
Especially cartels
@@mikioni why are you obsessed with cartels
Trevor, we've been waiting excitedly to see your reaction to Mexico! My wife and I love this country and we have family there too. I've never seen a fresh food market in Mexico City like you you found; oh I want an octopus ceviche tostada and I want it now!! Great to see you having fun again. Oh - I meant to add for other readers that if I remember correctly the Al Pastor in Mexico and Central America originated with Turkish diaspora moving into the region around 200 years ago. I love all these unusual historical food influences; akin to the Tea Horse Road history.
Honestly Trevor, sometimes I don't like you. I made the unfortunate mistake of watching this video before breakfast, and now all I want is Mexican food! Imagine me shaking my fist at you and screaming, "DARN YOU, TREVOR!!!" Great video, though!
It's okay. I don't like him either. Lol
same here but it was lunch time so I paused to go make myself a bean and cheese taco with lots of cilantro,lemon juice, and fresh jalapeno. Not as tasty as his pork tacos look but still hit the spot! His videos make me crave too!
I eat plain oatmeal while watching Trevor eat spicy things in far away lands and I pretend - LOL
saffie girl Same here, I even stopped playing Fortnite to watch this and now I'm hungryyyy Dx
I just ate. Now I want lengua tacos, chicharrone quesadillas, and shrimp, and cerviche, tostadas. And al pastor tacos, and a tamal.
I born in México city, and I want to tell you: Thank you, and great job.
I’m from Mexico and you’ve got a new subscriber!. Really great video!, at the moment I’m away from my country and watching your video made me very happy! Que rica es nuestra gastronomía mexicana! ❤️
Wonderful food tour. I have not been to Mexico in so many years. Thanks for sharing.
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I agree, it makes me want to go back to mexico soooo much! love it
"Trevor"
The guy who eats a lot and never gets fat....nd here I am who just likes your video.. Nd gain weight...
Abhi hazarika he looks like he lost weight too
Yeah but also walks a lot
He also smokes mexican meth, so he loses a lot to
Se me hizo la boca agua viendo las quesadillas bien grandes. 😊 🤤🤤, delicioso. Buen provecho y saludos de una puertorriqueña en Pennsylvania. DTB.
welcome to México !! hope u enjoy it and try some "barbacoa" u will love it :D
The tostadas looked soooo good and fresh! *Drooling*
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THE TACOS ARE A DELICACY!!! I LOVE TO IT, THERE ARE TACOS OF: SUADERO, ARRACHERA, AL PASTOR, ETC, ETC, ETC. WE LOVE MEXICO 🇲🇽
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Just eat in peace lol stop turning your head towards them. They know damn well the food is good! 😂😂😂 funny videos I love it!
Who else’s mouth was salivating while watching this ?👋🏼🤤 omg this is an amazing video, I loved it so much.
IBM Vrc apart from the uterus lol 😂
Great episode! My 10 year old son and I watch your videos almost every night, great content. My son says he would try the eye and tongue but definitely not the brain!
so great that you watch it together. Food is so good to share and talk about.
Brain is the tastiest one
Thank you for showing me those places to eat in my city.
21:00 is the funniest part of this whole video, idc😂
Not sure what part of México you will go, but if you come to Culiacán, here are some GREAT recommendations:
La Única (Cow head stews, hand-made tortillas. Try some "quesadilla con asientos", which are quesadillas wiped with some of the pork drippings from the oil {a delicacy in these parts}) [24.832899, -107.395546]
El Pariente (tacos of innards, the specialty are the "buceados" which are extra golden) [24.818688, -107.417648]
Tony (a goatmeat stew called 'birria' with plenty of clove and cinnamon; there's a few branches around town) [24.825881, -107.41973]
Taquería Morelos (probably the best tacos in town, with the best sauces and tortillas) [24.788789, -107.405468]
Taquería San Martín (tacos "al pastor" which is a marinade made with orange juice, on a vertical rotisserie) [24.784014, -107.41112]
Chivi's Burger (a proper Mexican hamburger) [24.81509, -107.374885]
Pizzeta (a chain of pizzerias with many local flavors) [all over town]
Tejuino (a local corn-based drink; have it with the lemon sherbet) [24.798519, -107.404167]
El Erick (seafood... inside a coconut!) [24.817191, -107.435249]
Sushi Factory (a laboratory of sushi and Asian dishes with a distinct local taste) [24.82211, -107.40047]
La Herradura (a buffet of local home-made dishes on the outskirts of town) [24.806678, -107.33311]
El Cerrito (a far out breakfast place with an absolutely wonderful view of the mountains with hand-gliding) [25.5808, -107.34936] {If you go out of town, keep your eyes out for "Pan de Mujer", which is a local type of farmer's bread eaten here with all kinds of fillings}
Panamá (a chain of home-cooked meal restaurants with an amazing selection of beverages) [24.813775, -107.397492]
Jiā China (great Chinese-Mexican food) [24.814082, -107.43314]
Fuman-Shu (another great Chi-Mex place with a more local flavor) [24.789829, -107.41171]
You can also of course find all of the local favorites in the "centro" (or downtown), such as esquite (corn in a cup with an assortment of sauces) or tosti-esquites (the same, but in a bag of Tostitos), popsicles/ice creams (try the 'chamoy' flavor, a type of spicy sauce made of pickled fruit), ceviche (a type of shrimp cocktail with cucumber, tomato, onion, chili, cilantro and lots of lime) or cevichurros (the same but with hard-coated peanuts, spicy gummies and crunchy corn snacks). You can also go to Forum (a local mall) for a pretty good food court (my favorite is Doña Tota which has gorditas of all kinds of fillings). Lots of good stuff to eat!
paonquinho Great work mate.
What the frick!!! Those tacos al pastor are just a few blocks from my house!! That's awesome Food Ranger I really hope that you have had some great time in Mexico :D
Fernando R my night samme el Calle 8
Fernando El gringo lover lol hahaha
Food Ranger in China "Wow your Chinese is soo good!" Food Ranger in Mexico "Da fuq is up with this gringo?"
Hey, he tries pretty hard, and pops off with a lot of different languages....even if not fluent and correct.
Star Oneohone I was just thinking that same thing haha
Good one! Lol
I give him points for his efforts.
He’s not a gringo,he’s Canadian.
1:37 what a beautiful Smile 😳
OMG that's was awesome!! Different countries have different food. But ur a man that explores that food. Nice work Trevor.
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Thanks a lot Shardul!!
Welcome The Street Food Ranger...
Love u always.
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Waiting for next mexican Street food video.
YES IVE BEEN WAITING FOR MEXICO FOR AGES
pengu82 Eres Mexicana?
finally “Mexico “ thanks trevor “👍
Steven Mendez I came here to correct the spelling of his name lol
"Trevor"
Sunita Rawat hehehe cute.
Sunita Rawat thanks ***trevor***lol 😂
MzClementine not being an english teacher 😉
Steven Mendez ***😂***
I would like to thank you for all the respect you have not only for mexican culture, but for any other whose country you visit. Form the effort you make when speaking their language to the point when sometimes you don’t like the food but still compliments it as there are different tastes, you truly show the importance and uniqueness of each place you go. Thus, you try from simple foods to some that are really extreme, you are just amazing!
I've been waiting for you to go to Mexico. I enjoyed going to those machete quesadillas as a kid. Sadly I haven't gone in a few years. Enjoy all the authentic Mexican food!
Thank you for another video! I get stabby at all the comments saying how awkward your interactions are and all that - kudos to you for trying to communicate with their language in their country. One thing I would like to say is, avoid telling someone how delicious their food is before you try it. I get that your Spanish is limited but when it is tasty it seems fake because you've already said you liked it. Kind of like salting food before you try it. That's probably the cause for the odd stares from the vendors. I love your videos, definitely keep them coming and thank you!
Yes! FInally a comment that is respectful and actually educating instead of insults!
Yesssssss! So glad you added another destination to your list of ranging. Liked and shared 👍
Thanks so much buddy!
I want to thank you for this incredible videos about mexican food. It was so fun to see how you discover the dishes I usually eat everyday.
I hope that you have a fantastic trip in Mexico. See you soon!
I love Mexican food because it's often Gluten Free and I have Celiac Disease. Plus my mom is Mexican and caldo de res is my go to comfort food. Mom and I are going to go to Casas Grandes soon so this makes me excited to go.
flibbertygibbet puro chihuahua
Did you try las torras parra
Caldo is fucking gross
Las tortas para son lo mejor
"I can't believe we're going with a uterus taco to start the day". lol
yeah that was insane
Amazing video! Mexican food is delicious!!!
CACHACA EN OKLAHOMA tas bonita
mr Rodriguez muchísimas gracias ya fuiste a mi canal? te espero por allá!!! Saludos y muchas gracias por tus palabras!!♥️
CACHACA EN OKLAHOMA si ya fui para tu canal....me gusto...
My mouth was watering the whole entire time 🤤🤤🤤🤤❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hey Trevor, isn't it fascinating how the same flavors tend to coalesce on opposite sides of the world? Take two extremely isolated places like mexico and vietnam and just compare. The fresh onion, cilantro, lime, chili..... cool huh? It's not simply a coincidence, the balance of food and flavor is more of a science than people might think.
although the ingredients may be similar, the flavor profiles are COMPLETELY different in Mexico VS Vietnam.
The flavor profiles of the ingredients themselves? Yeah, lime from mexico and lime from vietnam will differ. Likewise, vietnam has a preference for culantro over cilantro. As for onion and chilies, these have the fewest differences. None of that, of course, relates to the point I was making.
Philippino foods are a lot similar to Mexican ones like chicharron and pit barbacoa
A very cool point Chris! The first time I noticed this idea was realizing that I haven't been to a country in the world that doesn't have meatballs.
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I'm from Monterrey Mexico!! Mexico is full of many variations of foods, flavors and more!! If you come, i can recomend to you some places here
Make a shirt that says “es increible”
SBois or a shirt with just "mmmmmmm" and a thumb up lol
What is “increíble “? Toronto? I agree..... love cannucks!❤️
I honestly love your spirit wherever you go! I can see how you light up people’s faces wherever you go, like you leave something special there and you keep it humble! You genuinely love food and inspire many of us small foodies beginning this food journey ! Glad to have found your page and enjoy your food journey! God bless you with more health so you can keep traveling the world and share it with us ! :) KEEP IT UP ‼️
I really really admire you for your love towards each country's food and talking in the local language every country you go.! This is unbelievable and incredible by a UA-camr. I dnt think there is any other food ranger like him.! I just love the way you admire everybody.! Your vocabulary in praising their food. Keep enjoying your trips to countries. We enjoy watching your videos. 🤗💕😂🤩💃🧡
deepthi vaishnavy - do you live in santa clara ca? I think i delivered food to you the other day
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David Murillo haha sweet but you can see how it might make someone uncomfortable.
Good for you man
WARNING!!! WARNING!!! WARNING!!! Those who are on a diet leave your computer and run...
Rohim Uddin 😂😂😂😂
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Computer? lol
Ok, I'm hungry now
Hiii
Do you play gta on Xbox because I do
I am Algerian and your videos make me excited to travel immediately to the country you show us 😍😍
Saludos a México desde Brasil que comida mas rica tienen vosotros espero un dia estar ahi
Marco Santos eres bienvenido !
Galaxia México gracias estare seguro
A mi pensé que todo comida está delicioso
Marco Santos cuando quieras! Bienvenido 🙂
guadalupe consuelos muchas gracias asi que pueda y Dios me lo permita lo hare
Why is it every time he takes a bite, he turns his head, looks at the chef or person selling the food, nods his head, gives them the thumbs up.
Lost Under the Sky to say he loves it and to give thanks.
I love when you just shower the people making food with compliments! 😂👍🏼 Increíble
The biggest sign of respect in Mexico is to actually engage with the salsa tradition. I really enjoyed this video and I felt profound joy in my heart when I saw you pouring and actually enjoying salsas. You made me proud! Come back anytime!
Greetings from Monterrey, Mexico.
These videos are trending big time!!
OMG I feel so much joy watching him go to many places I go to normally and really enjoy it and show it as something big and important to our culture, wish I had ran into him tho :/
Love your videos! I haven’t been to Mexico but everything looks so good!!! And I love you use all the Spanish words you can! You have to come to Chile if you like sea food! You will have a great experience here!!! 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Me encanta porque su español le permite lo esencial. Hacer ordenes de comida 😻😆
"that is raw until it's cooked " that's exactly how that works.
lost caper he says that because the way its cooked is weird there is no heat
"that is raw fish until it's cooked on lime juice" you didn't heard the full thing
Yes, lime juice chemically cooks with no heat.
Love your job!!!!
About time you experience my Mexican people's food! Cool video !
Muy bien.. Muchas gracias. Can't wait to explore street food in MX City. Been to many years.