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Yes if have family to have a boil is better,but having onion in it is good also,miss having boils with the family, we would do,shrimp,crawfish and crabs
When your from Louisiana and you watch this video it's actually very funny and cute to see people try to pronounce our dishes as well as watch the amazement on their faces when they see different things .
As a native Louisianian, the amounts of food you ate seemed so small to me - - I'd eat about five times that amount of crawfish. But I was impressed at how well you peeled one on your first try. Happy Anniversary - - I can think of no place better than New Orleans to spend it.
Yes, yes, yes, New Orleans has the best food in the world! Ask chef John Fosey, Kevin Belton, Emeril Lagasse, and Chef Paul Prudhomme workers at K Paul's!
I cannot thank you enough for this video. I am British, live in Manchester - I have been asked where in America would you visit if you could? My answer surprises folks because when they expect me to say New York or San Francisco, I say New Orleans, just because of the food. It fascinates me. I love French food & can see the cross over. You both do a great service to foody types, I particularly enjoyed your tour around Europe, especially England & Scotland. Take care & keep vlogging! Thank you once more.
I know I’m late but I’m American & NOLA is my favorite city! Avoid Bourbon! I recommend Frenchman St. Cafe du Monde is super touristy- you can get just as delicious beignets everywhere. Central Grocery is a must- home of the muffuletta!
My family "Fontenot" is the first to settle in the US that was sent here to establish a military presence in the name of France. Most came by way of Nova Scotia though. Louisiana has tons of french influence as we're the only state to have Parishes instead of Counties. But our food while having french names to describe them, is based heavily on food brought by Africans "gumbo" and Islanders who brought it with them. There's no better example of the American "melting pot" than Louisiana.
Being from New Orleans, I truly appreciate that y'all tried these foods. There are soo much more...our desserts are up there as well. .you did a great job trying to pronounce the French words we have....hooe y'all enjoyed and Happy belated anniversary
I admire how adventurous you were. Don't worry if you pronounced a few things wrong....being a transplant from Minnesota I had to learn the culture as well and how to pronounce them. If you make another trip there are so many things to try as well aside from the "mainstays" if you travel uptown or try the Charbroiled Oysters at Dracos. Blackened Alligator, Oyster PoBoy, Couchon De Lait, Breakfast Jambalaya, True" Soul Food" like smothered chicken with collard greens.
Pinch the tails! Suck the heads! So excited you visited N'Awlins! So much more for food to experience in New Orleans! Oysters, soft-shelled crab, BBQ shrimp, red beans, rice and sausage... OMG, the list goes on! Cheers!
Right?! When we were researching dishes, we kept finding lists that said "top 48 dishes to try in New Orleans"...48?!!! We could make 100 food vlogs there 😊
South east Louisiana food is so exceptional, iI can't understand why someone doesn't start a chain. Popeyes did for chicken, but changed the sources and destroyed itself.
so my friends and I just got back from Mardi Gras 2022 and this video was one we used for some inspiration, so just wanted to drop a line. Mother's was our first stop, and that place is amazing. I had the Roast Beef Po'Boy and omg, my mouth has never tasted such savory goodness! So glad you suggested Mother's. I suggest everyone to stop in at least once!
@@shydobaankween Gumbo shop does not have that great of gumbo, but most people who never tried it say it is good. Most restaurants around Jackson Square are except Cafe Du Monde and Muriel's. Mr. B's has some really good BBQ Shrimp. Oceanic grill on Bourbon is a tourist trap as well as most on Bourbon. Ones that are not Arnaud's, Antoine's, GW Fins, Galatoire's, August,. Try a Muffaletta from Central Grocery. Grab one and go sit on bench by the river. Those restaurants are somewhat expensive, but there are many hole in the walls that are not that are far better than Mother's.
The Endless Adventure hey guys i love your videos in Europe and this one is super i love New Orleans the food is amazing i have been there many times there is a place called Di Martinos and the red beans n rice with the sausage and the muffuletta its the bomb....if you ever go to Greece (which i hope) 6 things to try:souvlaki from kostas in Athens,grilled octapus with olive oil lemon and oregano,yemista stuffed tomatoes and peppers,xoriatiki salad with feta,grilled fish with ladolemono,soutzoukakia with rice pilaf and fries....yum! take care im hungry now😂😂😂😂🍔🍔🍔🍟🍟🍺🍺🍕🍕💪💪
Its a class called World of Foods. Its a High School class where the kids learn to cook and also learn about food from different areas of the U.S. and the World. We are currently "touring" the South and will be learning how to cook our own Jambalaya!
I love Mothers! Spent a week in New Orleans and that was my place to go several times. Been ther forever and you can see why. Wasn't a big fan of Chicory coffee and it was really windy when we had the Bignets. The dining area looked like a snow storm ever time the wind picked up. Messy but fun.
I am so glad y’all tried authentic food! I Uber drive and hate when people tell me the are McDonald down here! I’m like all this good food and your eating McDonald’s
I LOVE you guys, and are a little envious of your travels, the food, and the adventures! Keep traveling, making stunning videos and trying the indigenous cuisine... Congats on the anniversary. You two make a great team... Best, LeRoy W. Lee
I go to New Orleans once a year around Mardi Gras; love it! The food is always soo tasty and I love the service. Our go to stops are at ACME for char grilled oysters and Mr. B’s Bistro Solid food
Everything I had there was amazing! Did you guys happen to make it to The Ruby Slipper? Great breakfast place. Well, now I'm ready to back now just talking about all the food. Love the videos. I am living vicariously through the two of you.
I actually live in Louisiana and y'all need to go to lake Charles or Baton Rouge they have really good restaurants and go to a market basket and get smoked boudin it's the best but you have to eat it with the casing and with your hands instead of with forks
I know it's late but happy anniversary. We love your videos and I would love to go to New Orleans one day. Please keep sharing your adventures as they always make me smile. 🙂
Good seafood Gumbo is made with wild caught louisiana seafood. One of the unusual ingredients (which is usually missing) is buster crabs. Try a muffuletta at central market, and the coffee at Cafe du Monte.
Great video. You need to spend A LOT more time in New Orleans to sample more incredible food spots. I am a native, and my Wife and I travel back there every couple of years and we feast for 1 week.
Bucket list. I want to visit the USA and Louisiana in particular, mainly because of the food and musical culture. However a massive road trip all over would be better
Been to NOLA so many times! My mom has a great friend that lives right outside the city called Mandeville! I am hoping to Move from Boston (where I was born and raised) to either NOLA or coastal Mississippi this year!
I just went to New Orleans for the first time last week and fell in love with the food. I hope you guys tried alligator also! I had blackened alligator as well as an omelette with alligator sausage and they were amazing
If you ever find your way to Lebanon, I'd be happy to give you a tour and show you the food. I just found your channel but I enjoy watching your vlogs so much. Keep up the good work!!
Love New Orleans. Never been to Mothers, but Cochon, and Cochon Butcher are the bomb diggity. Favorite thing to eat in NOLA, is turtle soup at Commander's Palace.
ooooooooo baby dis vid is mah jayum hunny. Glad you lil ole rascels enjoyed the city of Jayyyyyzzzzz. In all seriousness what a bummer had just past through there like a week earlier😒. Happy Travels my friends!
Living in louisiana I am so used to all of these dishes lol so seeing y’all try it not knowing what exactly your trying is so funny! Glad y’all got to experience it!!
Soooo jealous right now.... My family is cajun and I often crave this amazing food, as I live in Colorado now. Soooooo delicious mmmmmmm mmmmmmmm!!! Luckily Im a good cook nd cn make it, bit its never the same. I love you two!!
Oh ya, I imagine there's not much cajun food in CO...hopefully you get down to Louisiana soon! We're definitely going to have to try making the jambalaya and étouffée...we'll leave the crawfish boiling to the pros though :)
Loved watching this video! New Orleans is one of my favorite places. The people, the food, and the vibe cannot be matched. When you go back again look up a place called TOAST for breakfast. The food there is so good and it takes you out of the French Quarter. It is located in the Fairgrounds neighborhood but plan ahead, there is always a wait. Then go spend some time at the City park.
@King Savage I live in New York, but I'm from New Orleans. New Orleans has the best food IMO, but it's all subjective. The seafood in NOLA is unlike anywhere in the world and because it's so specific not everyone will love it. But the vast majority of people who visit and I take out when I'm back in town acted like they had some sort of religious experience eating the food here. Living in New York, I will say it has the best variety of food and the fine dining choices are amazing. I love Asian cuisine here, but I still think the best Vietnamese food I've had was in New Orleans (I'm Vietnamese but haven't been to Vietnam yet) while the best Chinese food (in general not to get too specific with regional differences) I've had in North America was in Houston and L.A. L.A.'s food scene is also amazing. I read that the Vancouver area actually has the best Chinese food in North America these days. I think I love Boston and San Fran's seafood scene too and I don't compare them with New Orleans because it's a totally different style of seafood preparation and cooking.
lol watching this reminded me of the last time i was down there. and i live like 5 hours away LOL. but yeah you guys nailed alot of stuff. But there is soooo much more to offer if you go off the beaten paths and you will find some truly magical jems with the food. but if you are still down there.. ya gotta get a Muffaleta sandwitch. 1 whole one could feed you both LOL. and they famous cajun roast beef poboy's at PARASOL’S RESTAURANT AND BAR on Constance & Third in the Irish Channel. might seem dodgy, but you will not be disapointed.
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crayfish is not a shrimp, you should eat claws also, not only a tail.
Yes if have family to have a boil is better,but having onion in it is good also,miss having boils with the family, we would do,shrimp,crawfish and crabs
When your from Louisiana and you watch this video it's actually very funny and cute to see people try to pronounce our dishes as well as watch the amazement on their faces when they see different things .
hah, we did our best 😂
Yes I actually laughed so hard at the boudin
You gotta pronounce it like one syllable
Allen Fiddler is great host I bet. Sorry about that douchebag. We won’t all chastise you for mispronouncing food with French names
Correct. Hearing the pronunciations -- and the calling of things "iced latte" instead of Cafe Au Lait?!?!? LOL CRINGE.
Onion, celery and green bell peppers aka The Holy Trinity
Thx, I was gonna tell them that🤗
and you gotta garnish with green onion baby
Don’t forget the pope. Garlic :)
And galic da pope
As a native Louisianian, the amounts of food you ate seemed so small to me - - I'd eat about five times that amount of crawfish. But I was impressed at how well you peeled one on your first try. Happy Anniversary - - I can think of no place better than New Orleans to spend it.
Yeah
Yes, yes, yes, New Orleans has the best food in the world! Ask chef John Fosey, Kevin Belton, Emeril Lagasse, and Chef Paul Prudhomme workers at K Paul's!
Berlin, Germany pays an old man to capture crayfish. They say they're a pest.
I cannot thank you enough for this video.
I am British, live in Manchester - I have been asked where in America would you visit if you could?
My answer surprises folks because when they expect me to say New York or San Francisco, I say New Orleans, just because of the food.
It fascinates me.
I love French food & can see the cross over.
You both do a great service to foody types, I particularly enjoyed your tour around Europe, especially England & Scotland.
Take care & keep vlogging!
Thank you once more.
Same!
come to new orleans around mardi gras when the party starts
New Orleans 100%!!! I avoid the craziness of Mardi Gras and Bourbon Street is disgusting- but enjoy the music and the incredible food.
I know I’m late but I’m American & NOLA is my favorite city! Avoid Bourbon! I recommend Frenchman St. Cafe du Monde is super touristy- you can get just as delicious beignets everywhere. Central Grocery is a must- home of the muffuletta!
My family "Fontenot" is the first to settle in the US that was sent here to establish a military presence in the name of France. Most came by way of Nova Scotia though. Louisiana has tons of french influence as we're the only state to have Parishes instead of Counties. But our food while having french names to describe them, is based heavily on food brought by Africans "gumbo" and Islanders who brought it with them. There's no better example of the American "melting pot" than Louisiana.
Blackened catfish, hush puppies, fried okra, jalapeno cornbread, poor boy sandwiches, and ice tea or lemonade! Yum!!
Being from New Orleans, I truly appreciate that y'all tried these foods. There are soo much more...our desserts are up there as well. .you did a great job trying to pronounce the French words we have....hooe y'all enjoyed and Happy belated anniversary
New Orleans is the BEST
yes it is. never mind the deadhead denier
smtpgirl yup
Happy anniversary guys, and here's to many more of them ☺
Thanks Paul :)
I admire how adventurous you were. Don't worry if you pronounced a few things wrong....being a transplant from Minnesota I had to learn the culture as well and how to pronounce them.
If you make another trip there are so many things to try as well aside from the "mainstays" if you travel uptown or try the Charbroiled Oysters at Dracos. Blackened Alligator, Oyster PoBoy, Couchon De Lait, Breakfast Jambalaya, True" Soul Food" like smothered chicken with collard greens.
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Was there last week!
So happy to see people enjoying my city. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
+11nolaboi 👍🏻👌🏻
Oh good! Another new Orelans travel video involving cafe du Monde and mother’s
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It's all good, whatever you choose to eat, try Dizzys, Dookey Chases, ACME oyster house, Deanies, and Willie Mae's Scotch house!
onions..green pepper..n celery are the holy trinity of cajun cook'in
Pinch the tails! Suck the heads! So excited you visited N'Awlins! So much more for food to experience in New Orleans! Oysters, soft-shelled crab, BBQ shrimp, red beans, rice and sausage... OMG, the list goes on! Cheers!
Right?! When we were researching dishes, we kept finding lists that said "top 48 dishes to try in New Orleans"...48?!!! We could make 100 food vlogs there 😊
South east Louisiana food is so exceptional, iI can't understand why someone doesn't start a chain. Popeyes did for chicken, but changed the sources and destroyed itself.
Don't forget boudin!
Sheesh I'm hungry now lol
Mushrooms are great in a crawfish boil as well
FANTASTIC happy anniversary we love you both UK
Best food city in the World
I’m a Cajun from Lafayette, LA. Loved watching this. Looks like y’all had a great day ❤️
so my friends and I just got back from Mardi Gras 2022 and this video was one we used for some inspiration, so just wanted to drop a line.
Mother's was our first stop, and that place is amazing. I had the Roast Beef Po'Boy and omg, my mouth has never tasted such savory goodness!
So glad you suggested Mother's. I suggest everyone to stop in at least once!
Mothers is a tourist trap. $22 for 3 very small samples, definitely a tourist trap
Those 3 little cups of food for $22? That's insane. Tourist trap is a compliment. It's robbery.
Mothers is a joke for sure
Please what else are tourish traps!
@@shydobaankween Gumbo shop does not have that great of gumbo, but most people who never tried it say it is good. Most restaurants around Jackson Square are except Cafe Du Monde and Muriel's. Mr. B's has some really good BBQ Shrimp. Oceanic grill on Bourbon is a tourist trap as well as most on Bourbon. Ones that are not Arnaud's, Antoine's, GW Fins, Galatoire's, August,. Try a Muffaletta from Central Grocery. Grab one and go sit on bench by the river. Those restaurants are somewhat expensive, but there are many hole in the walls that are not that are far better than Mother's.
Breakfasts there are way cheaper and way bigger. It is a bit of a tourist trap but visit it once just to say you have.
Beignets and jambalay are soooooo goood! :)
Mother's is absolutely fantastic.
Happy anniversary guys, hope you had a wonderful time! Thanks for another wonderful video :)
Thanks, Ellie! Glad you enjoyed it. It was definitely a fun way to celebrate 😊
Watching your videos when dieting is probably the most dangerous thing any single person can do.
Hahaha try filming them on a diet 😂 we ate salads and roasted veggies all week in preparation 🍅🍆🌽
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Looked so good! Can't wait to try it for myself.
cool:🥰😃😄
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Mother's is my fav! The fried chicken & po boys there were amazing... Still havent had crawfish but that place looked awesome!
Hope u enjoyed the food and people of Louisiana best in the world. I have to say that I'm from Louisiana ✌
btw, next time you go to NOLA, get a muffuletta from Central Grocery. You will not be disappointed!
Happy anniversary !! Love your food videos! Maybe someday you can visit my country Greece.
+HeavyInYourArms12 we definitely plan to some day!
The Endless Adventure hey guys i love your videos in Europe and this one is super i love New Orleans the food is amazing i have been there many times there is a place called Di Martinos and the red beans n rice with the sausage and the muffuletta its the bomb....if you ever go to Greece (which i hope) 6 things to try:souvlaki from kostas in Athens,grilled octapus with olive oil lemon and oregano,yemista stuffed tomatoes and peppers,xoriatiki salad with feta,grilled fish with ladolemono,soutzoukakia with rice pilaf and fries....yum!
take care im hungry now😂😂😂😂🍔🍔🍔🍟🍟🍺🍺🍕🍕💪💪
I will be there in 2 weeks! Thanks for making me hungry at 1am! It ALL looked so good, I can't wait to show my Brazilian ESL students these dishes!
That crawfish boil looked delicious!
creole food is sooooooooooooooooo tasty love your viedo
Aw, what a nice way to celebrate your anniversary. So many yummy treats 😋
Was looking for a good video to go along with my lesson surrounding Cajun and Creole Cuisine! You guys nailed it! Happy Anniversary! Thanks for this!
Oh cool! What do you teach?
Its a class called World of Foods. Its a High School class where the kids learn to cook and also learn about food from different areas of the U.S. and the World. We are currently "touring" the South and will be learning how to cook our own Jambalaya!
Happy Anniversary!!! you two make such a cute couple :) keep up the great videos
+Kimberly Binion thanks! ☺️
Happy Anniversary five years ago:) loving these
The crawfish etouffee at Bayou Burger on Bourbon St is my absolute favorite dish of all time.
Galatoire’s!
sooo excited to watch this video!!! xx
Hi thanks for the tips we were there 2018 we had the best time ever!!!!we also tried the fried crabs love love !!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
My favorite is the roast beef po’ boy with debris (gravy) at Mother’s. There’s usually a line out the door.
I agree. I am usually a shrimp poboy person but at Mother’s it’s always the roast beef debris for me.
I love Mothers! Spent a week in New Orleans and that was my place to go several times. Been ther forever and you can see why. Wasn't a big fan of Chicory coffee and it was really windy when we had the Bignets. The dining area looked like a snow storm ever time the wind picked up. Messy but fun.
I am so glad y’all tried authentic food! I Uber drive and hate when people tell me the are McDonald down here! I’m like all this good food and your eating McDonald’s
You should definitely try the fried chicken at Willie Mae’s!!! Best I’ve ever had.
DMX playing the drums @ 3:25 😂
I LOVE you guys, and are a little envious of your travels, the food, and the adventures! Keep traveling, making stunning videos and trying the indigenous cuisine... Congats on the anniversary. You two make a great team... Best, LeRoy W. Lee
You guys are awesome...love the show
Once you try crawfish,you just can't get enough,trust me,lol!!!
I go to New Orleans once a year around Mardi Gras; love it! The food is always soo tasty and I love the service. Our go to stops are at ACME for char grilled oysters and Mr. B’s Bistro Solid food
A foodies paradise
wow thanks for all the clarifications/details of what you're eating
It's almost here -crawfish season!
Oooh that crawfish look soooo good!
Watched this in class while talking about Cajun culture/food, loved it! Thanks for the great video :)
Excellent and very informative
Ahhhh..... NOLA one of my all time favorite place!!! Mother's is the best ever!!! I love the fried chicken there.
Everything there looked so good! mmmmm!
Everything I had there was amazing! Did you guys happen to make it to The Ruby Slipper? Great breakfast place. Well, now I'm ready to back now just talking about all the food. Love the videos. I am living vicariously through the two of you.
I'd travel to New Orleans just for Café du Monde. ☕ Love your food videos.
Right?! The best part is when you get a big, fluffy bite in the middle of the beignets. Pure magic!
I love watching your food videos! Thanks for making them :)
And we love you watching them ❤️😂
Yum! I love gumbo on top of rice. Also, happy anniversary!
Thank you! We definitely love it too :)
I actually live in Louisiana and y'all need to go to lake Charles or Baton Rouge they have really good restaurants and go to a market basket and get smoked boudin it's the best but you have to eat it with the casing and with your hands instead of with forks
Lovely New Orleans before the corona.
you guys are awesome, love from belize :0)
the Sampler @ Mother's looked soo good
Very well put together video. All that food looks amazing.
I know it's late but happy anniversary. We love your videos and I would love to go to New Orleans one day. Please keep sharing your adventures as they always make me smile. 🙂
Thanks so much, we hope you're able to see New Orleans soon, it's an amazing city!
Good seafood Gumbo is made with wild caught louisiana seafood. One of the unusual ingredients (which is usually missing) is buster crabs. Try a muffuletta at central market, and the coffee at Cafe du Monte.
Great job peeling the crawfish.
Wow, I’ve haven’t seen a video with people trying New Orleans food and actually knowing how to peel a crawfish! This is a great video!
Great video. You need to spend A LOT more time in New Orleans to sample more incredible food spots. I am a native, and my Wife and I travel back there every couple of years and we feast for 1 week.
How funny is that! I was in NOLA on March 27, last year, mainly because it’s my birthday!!
I'm super excited to be visiting NOLA Mardi Gras 2018...my hubby and I are definitely going to try out the Beignets! Thx for the vid
Make sure you get a daiquiri while celebrating Mardi Gras down there!
Bucket list. I want to visit the USA and Louisiana in particular, mainly because of the food and musical culture. However a massive road trip all over would be better
You've made me super excited to go to NOLA now. Literally dieting and exercising so hard so I can pig out on everything you ate!
We need to go. Thank you
Great video guys! Loved the crawfish, Mmmm
Very cool to see all the action in the streets!
Been to NOLA so many times! My mom has a great friend that lives right outside the city called Mandeville! I am hoping to Move from Boston (where I was born and raised) to either NOLA or coastal Mississippi this year!
I just went to New Orleans for the first time last week and fell in love with the food. I hope you guys tried alligator also! I had blackened alligator as well as an omelette with alligator sausage and they were amazing
Heading to New Orleans this weekend and was happy to find your awesome review!
+Kristi Nichols awesome, enjoy!
I love love New Orleans ♥️
Muy bonito 😊 saludos desde Honduras
If you ever find your way to Lebanon, I'd be happy to give you a tour and show you the food. I just found your channel but I enjoy watching your vlogs so much. Keep up the good work!!
Thanks so much, Myriam! So glad to have you eating around the world with us :)
And both of you wore black shirts to Cafe Du Monde. Enjoyed the video.
Next time, Po Boy from Mother's and a Muffuletta from Central Grocery and some Pralines.
Love New Orleans. Never been to Mothers, but Cochon, and Cochon Butcher are the bomb diggity. Favorite thing to eat in NOLA, is turtle soup at Commander's Palace.
I love these videos! Make me jealous every time
Haha, we definitely look forward to our food vlog days the most! So delicious 😊
Lovely video you guys
Great video! I want to visit NOLA so bad. I can't wait.
Hope you get the chance to. That city has some crazy energy!
ooooooooo baby dis vid is mah jayum hunny. Glad you lil ole rascels enjoyed the city of Jayyyyyzzzzz. In all seriousness what a bummer had just past through there like a week earlier😒. Happy Travels my friends!
Ugh, super bummer! We could have used your tummy to try more food..nom nom nom! Next time we'll join forces 💪 enjoy that Will Smith life over yonder 😎
Living in louisiana I am so used to all of these dishes lol so seeing y’all try it not knowing what exactly your trying is so funny! Glad y’all got to experience it!!
the hole in the wall dives in N. Orleans are the good spots ..
oh by the way if you going to new orleans avoid mardi graw go jazz fest last week of april first week of may .
Another great video!!
Soooo jealous right now.... My family is cajun and I often crave this amazing food, as I live in Colorado now. Soooooo delicious mmmmmmm mmmmmmmm!!! Luckily Im a good cook nd cn make it, bit its never the same. I love you two!!
Oh ya, I imagine there's not much cajun food in CO...hopefully you get down to Louisiana soon! We're definitely going to have to try making the jambalaya and étouffée...we'll leave the crawfish boiling to the pros though :)
AWESOME VIDEO
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Loved watching this video! New Orleans is one of my favorite places. The people, the food, and the vibe cannot be matched. When you go back again look up a place called TOAST for breakfast. The food there is so good and it takes you out of the French Quarter. It is located in the Fairgrounds neighborhood but plan ahead, there is always a wait. Then go spend some time at the City park.
Jambalaya is really good mixed with the Louisiana style spicy smoked sausage.
Amazing video. You guys are very good at making videos.
The vegi mix is the holy trinity.
New orleans has the best fuckinng food I swear SO GOOD can't wait to go back next year
STRODE GAMING haha I live here
@King Savage I live in New York, but I'm from New Orleans. New Orleans has the best food IMO, but it's all subjective. The seafood in NOLA is unlike anywhere in the world and because it's so specific not everyone will love it. But the vast majority of people who visit and I take out when I'm back in town acted like they had some sort of religious experience eating the food here. Living in New York, I will say it has the best variety of food and the fine dining choices are amazing. I love Asian cuisine here, but I still think the best Vietnamese food I've had was in New Orleans (I'm Vietnamese but haven't been to Vietnam yet) while the best Chinese food (in general not to get too specific with regional differences) I've had in North America was in Houston and L.A. L.A.'s food scene is also amazing. I read that the Vancouver area actually has the best Chinese food in North America these days. I think I love Boston and San Fran's seafood scene too and I don't compare them with New Orleans because it's a totally different style of seafood preparation and cooking.
lol watching this reminded me of the last time i was down there. and i live like 5 hours away LOL. but yeah you guys nailed alot of stuff. But there is soooo much more to offer if you go off the beaten paths and you will find some truly magical jems with the food. but if you are still down there.. ya gotta get a Muffaleta sandwitch. 1 whole one could feed you both LOL. and they famous cajun roast beef poboy's at PARASOL’S RESTAURANT AND BAR on Constance & Third in the Irish Channel. might seem dodgy, but you will not be disapointed.