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@@AlexMarkTravel going to Porto and avoiding fish restaurant ? grill on Matosinhos'streets ? Cod ? Matosinho's fish market and its incredible restaurants......On a pas vu la même ville mec.
@@SwisstedChef2018 Just checked it online, they have French macarons, and different cakes and tarts, it's more of a chocolate/cake shop/café, they don't have proper pastries. And when it comes to prices iced coffee costs 16 franks = 16.50€ 😂😂😂 Or any other drink is around that price. So to answer to your questions both these café/bakeries in Porto have way better foods. Cheers! 🍻
@@SwisstedChef2018 Postuguese pastry is more focused in eggs, you find a lot of them with chocolate nowadays but they are mostly traditional pastries that later on they slapped some chocolate on top. I'm sure your chocolate pastries are better since that's the key ingredient and you guys have great chocolate, but if you travel through asia you can still find our egg pastries over there that were intruduced almost 500 years ago, that says something about how good they are :)
Great food experience and tips, next time I'm in Porto will definitely check this out. Thanks for sharing my beautiful home country rich in culture, friendly warm people and amazing food❤ greetings from Canada
Omg im from Porto , im 24 and i live here , i absolutly love my city and my country, and i love to give recomendation to all the people that i met that come to visit. This vídeo is absolutely perfection . These are the places to visit coming here. ❤❤❤❤❤
You took the Yellow Tour! All the food in Porto is yellow. At least it seems that way. And Portuguese soups don't get the recognition they deserve. The next best kept Portuguese secret in plain sight. Something about Caldo Verde that makes for the perfect dish after a long night out of drinking and chaos. You just feel better afterwards. Cheers.
Im a "LISBOETA" (Lisbon local ..... and i LOVE PORTO .... those places are so traditional and so so so goood .... and the people ... 5 stars ... ... i have amazing memories with my mum in the "cachorrinhos" ... a lot of Saudades .... LOvely PORTO Filpe from Portugal
Thank you sir. I loved every second of this food tour of #Porto. That sandwich with the egg on top looked amazing. My parents were in Porto and Lisbon in the early 90's and I remember them being quite disturbed by the extreme poverty at that time. It looks like things are a bit better now. There is no such thing as bad food in Europe but it seems like Portugal is probably one of the best values for the Euro to dine. Thank you for all of the work and time put in to share your adventures.
Thanks for watching and your detailed comment! Yes, Portugal changed since then, it's a beautiful country and with some of the best foods in Europe for sure, we had great culinary experience in Porto! 🍻
@@joaosaraiva9425 I did not give MY opinion. I related my parents concerns. Try reading before you post a response. This is why I will no longer comment on this channel.
After four days like that in Porto, the next week will definitely have to be fasting, lots of water and sport. 😂 Thanks for sharing our city and what's in it. 🍀
Que video maravilhoso!! A forma como mostra as comidas é fantástico, dá vontade de comer. Não sei falar inglês, desculpa. Sou de Ponte de Lima, Distrito de Viana do Castelo, Portugal. Se tiver oportunidade, conheça Ponte de Lima. É um município pequeno, o mais antigo de Portugal. Tem muita história e a gastronomia é a melhor!!
Portugal 🇵🇹❤️ fantastico Portugal lindo do norte ao sul e ilhas maravilhoso ❤🇵🇹 tem de conhecer Guimarães Gerês e tudo que poder comida do norte maravilhosa Tem de provar os peixes junto á costa sao do melhor
I appreciate you and your family trying all the wonderful pastries so I can enjoy them by watching you and not actually eating them. You and your family find such interesting places to try and such fantastic foods everywhere. I may look for some recipes for those Portuguese soups. I would like to try one or two of them at home. The ingredients won't be authentic. but maybe I will get an idea what they are like. Traveling is not in my future for a few reasons. I always watch your eyes when you take the first bite of each food. They tell me immediately how much you liked it. Then comes the "Wow" or "Ahh", or "Mmmm" and your description of the flavors and textures. Thanks for letting us tag along on your adventures. How many languages do you speak?
Thank you for your comment, and for following our food adventures! 🙂 Yes, the face expressions can't lie especially in those first few moments. 😀I speak fluently two, my native language and then English, and also another two in basic form, Spanish and a bit of Italian.
Venha experimentar a comida de Guimarães,Ponte de Lima, Penafiel, Braga ,Castro Laboreiro , Peniche o maravilhoso peixe ,entre outros lugares e a beleza desses lugares 🇵🇹❤️ Só esteve no Porto? Conheceu muito pouco de Portugal
Word of advice - when you eat a Pastel de Nata, you should sprinkle some cinnamon (and some icing sugar if you want) on top. This is how Portuguese eat the Pastel de Nata. They are pretty good without it, don't get me wrong but with it, it's something else!
@@GonçaloSantos-c4f oh yes there is. Too much sugar is not for my taste. Never saw a good pastel de nata with sugar icing. Adding more than it already has and it's better to get a spoon and eat raw sugar. Besides too much sugar cuts the taste of other ingredients.
Ola óptimo vídeo. Vai em Matosinhos, e faz uma visita ao Marujo restaurante. Vai adorar. E aproveite e diz que a mãe do príncipe mandou um abraço ao Sr Felipe, ao Sr José Maria, e a menina simpática que sempre chamou meu filho de príncipe, quando lá íamos com meu marido.😢
Ciao Ale,yet another city yet another food tour..hey, arent you EXAGGERATING with all this travels? 😁 jokes apart ,visiting different countries and exploring local food and culture is an enrichment for the soul and the body of your kids due to their young age. btw,dident you have a good glass of porto with your soup or whenever? Cari saluti e quando vuoi fatti sentire,BYEE.
Ciao Miche, thanks for watching and for yours always refreshing comment! We skipped Port wine, but we didn't skip on any of the foods! 😀 Saluti e vediamo a Roma! 🍻
@ I think so, too. Im from Brazil and speak portuguese. In Portugal tap beer is called “Imperial” in some regions, so it’s another way to say the same thing. Thanks for answering.
That is the same restaurant, only on Praça da Batalha is the original shop, very small, the one I was in is 100m across the road from there, hot dogs are exactly the same, they are both called "Gazela" ( 1 and 2).
@@drummercarlos7040 Reading your comment looked to me you didn't realize that in the video these are the same hot dogs, and practically the same place.
😮 Thanks for the comment, looks like I will have to come again to Porto! 😀🍻 Great thing to be honest, I saw people eating at the counter but didn't know about it.
Once people find out about God's Bread, they will forget Pasteis de Nata :D If I could, it would be my breakfeast everyday :D You can also combine it with Butter, or Ham and Cheese. My favorite is plain or if I don't mind the extra calories, I like it with ham + butter :)
Portuguese food without a doubt is the best in the world, but I have noticed that lately, the quality is going down in a lot of restaurants in Portugal
The problem with many Francesinhas in Porto is that don't put premium beef in it nor give that option, and sometimes you get a steak with a part that you just can't chew. I could be wrong, but those steaks at Santiago didn't look good, that's what happens when a restaurant gets famous, they also get greedy. Santiago was on my list, but not anymore, I won't fall for the hype.😆 To me the best sauce I've tried so far is from Yuko Tavern, but it had a disappointing steak. I'll give it a second chance to see if it was bad luck, because everything else was really good. Francesinha Café has better ingredients, but the sauce is tomatoey, reminded me the sauce you get on meat balls or ravioli, nothing against the sauce itself, it's just not the right flavor for a Francesinha, IMO.
Portuguese Coffee, expresso, it reminds a little bit the italian one. Thank you for sharing our food. I'm suspicious, of course, but I love our food and wine. Just a curiosity, where do you come from?
@@AlexMarkTravel Porto is the best place in world. You need see the history of the city. I work in lisbon but i born in Porto and people is so friendly , the food is not expensive like the "capital"... the food is amazing, super bock > sagres all days... next please you need go to COIMBRA MEALHADA TRY THE LEITÃO BABY PORK WITH PEPER. SEE IN GOOGLE IS THE PERFECT COMBINATION , PORK AND A GOOD CHAMPANHE . TRY.
Very brave of you to call that the local marketplace. Because the only thing you won't see there its the local inhabitants, that place is for tourists only
But, it's a good spot for tourists, to relax and try some food and wine outside of restaurants, I still see it as a positive thing and it adds up to the city's different choices. Cheers! 🙂🍻
@@ZecaPinto1 The old building and market itself looked nice, I like visiting everything. For example in Rome it's a shame if you don't visit Trevi Fountain and Colosseum and they are tourists spots. but you don't have to eat there, right? 🙂
@AlexMarkTravel nope. The thing is that the old marketplace was restored but now due to the higher prices, only tourists and richer people go there. Before that, anyone could go because the products were cheap and the stores were open to everyone. Also, the place looked more original, with older architecture styles, now it looks more like a supermarket
@@ZecaPinto1 I don't know how it was before, and I am sorry to hear that it lost its primary purpose to be a normal market. But I agree that except the outside walls, inside looks quite plain, no character.
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@AlexMarkTravel My friend, English is the international language to talk with everyone and this is normal! But when it's Portugal the people like to imitate the spanish. So why? With other countries nobody imitate if this country or language is like from his neighbour and are very interested to be very correct. With Portugal it's like "doesn't matter" and it's respectless. With spanish nobody mix something in portuguese......in this case everyone knows every detail or check it exactly before. And in your logic why someone which spanish isn't his motherlanguage , can or should speak spanish in Portugal? It's the same if I go to your country, I'm talking in portuguese and you should understand me🤣. Then I answer like you:"So it means I can't talk in english too?"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You are funny. In Portugal our language it's portuguese, if you don't like, it's your problem.
@@ricardorodrigues5964 I like Portuguese, but I can't speak it, but I speak some basic Spanish, so by default, I use some Spanish words, or if I read something I read it in Spanish, because I don't have a clue how to read/pronounce it in Portuguese! 😅 But I understand your frustration with this, so for the next time, I will try to learn some Portuguese, or at least the reading. 🍻
@AlexMarkTravel If someone is serious and interested for something, it's easy to check by internet. In our digital time everyone has the all informations. Except if someone don't want! It's not understandable to connect something portuguese with spanish in reading, speaking etc. . You mix italian with spanish too? German with dutch? Or with other languages which are similar? Almost every language in Europe is similar and everybody respect everyone of it. And with portuguese it's usual to be treated not serious with respect, so why? Portugal is not spain! Languages can be similar, but similar it's not the same. They are Different!!! You and nobody can change the reality. Your explanation about "I don't know portuguese" is without any sense and it's not a reason to substitute something in something spanish. You talk about Portugal and language without to be sure!? Check it before! It's ridiculous! Thank goodness you and nobody can't change facts.
I am from Porto and as a connoisseur, i know some places that will serve you a BAD( i mean, NOT GOOD, small, not tasty and expensive!!) francesinha, never to return there; in fact we only kn ow 2 places that serve EXCELLENT francesinha for 20 euros for 2 (10 euros a piece), we go there, me and the wife every week, wife is addicted LOL; these are modest Cafés on the outskirts, in Maia, just off the Porto mainstream; if you go to Tourist areas, you eat less and pay more, avoid; the Sweets, BOLOS!!!! oh, man, they are OUT OF CONTROL, TOO MUCH SUGAR, some are like poison, i need water at the same time to dilute that sugar; avoid
It's not "chorizo". In Portugal we speak portuguese, not spanish! So in portuguese it calls "chouriço"! And in the Francesinha it's not chouriço, it's a different one which calls "Linguiça". The portuguese language should be respect like with other languages . With other languages nobody mix it with an other one, so don't mix portuguese with spanish. Portuguese it's Portuguese, simple!!!!!!
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The quality of food in Portugal is very high, and the atmosphere is fantastic. ❤
So true about Porto, amazing place, people and food. 🙂🍻
@@AlexMarkTravel going to Porto and avoiding fish restaurant ? grill on Matosinhos'streets ? Cod ? Matosinho's fish market and its incredible restaurants......On a pas vu la même ville mec.
Quality in Porto, not in Lisbon. Don’t forget!
Tanks,, obrigado
Portugal has the best pastries in the world no questions ask
True, they were great in both of these cafe/bakeries, amazing colour, choice, taste and smell. 😋
Sorry, I am Swiss, I would challenge that, ever went to Confesserie Spruengli in Zuerich? No disrespect
@@SwisstedChef2018 no worries , when you have a better Sweet then pastel de Belém we can argue 😀
@@SwisstedChef2018 Just checked it online, they have French macarons, and different cakes and tarts, it's more of a chocolate/cake shop/café, they don't have proper pastries. And when it comes to prices iced coffee costs 16 franks = 16.50€ 😂😂😂 Or any other drink is around that price. So to answer to your questions both these café/bakeries in Porto have way better foods. Cheers! 🍻
@@SwisstedChef2018 Postuguese pastry is more focused in eggs, you find a lot of them with chocolate nowadays but they are mostly traditional pastries that later on they slapped some chocolate on top. I'm sure your chocolate pastries are better since that's the key ingredient and you guys have great chocolate, but if you travel through asia you can still find our egg pastries over there that were intruduced almost 500 years ago, that says something about how good they are :)
Portugal 🇵🇹 deve de ser o melhor Pais do Mundo em doces uma pessoa vai ao café e não sabe qual escolher um melhor que o outro 😋🫢
A Melhor das cozinhas do mundo é a Portuguesa sem sombra de duvidas
Fabulous job you did showcasing the food. I could feel the atmosphere of Porto. Thank you for the close ups, I was salivating from beginning to end.
Glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for watching! 😊
Great food experience and tips, next time I'm in Porto will definitely check this out. Thanks for sharing my beautiful home country rich in culture, friendly warm people and amazing food❤ greetings from Canada
Thank you for your comment and support. I am glad you enjoyed the video, as we really enjoyed Porto! 🙂🎄
It makes me happy you enjoyed your stay here! Such a kind video. Thank you! ♥
My pleasure! Thanks for watching & cheers! 🙂🍻
Everything looked really good; that was nice! 🥳
Thank you 😋
I was wondering if you would make another video in Portugal and you just did, amazing.
Cheers! 🙂🍻
@@AlexMarkTravel va a ile De Madere
Welcome to my country and my hometown Porto Alex, I hope my people treated you well 🔥
Thank you very much, had great experience and was treated well. 😉🍻
Omg im from Porto , im 24 and i live here , i absolutly love my city and my country, and i love to give recomendation to all the people that i met that come to visit.
This vídeo is absolutely perfection .
These are the places to visit coming here.
❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for watching and for your comment! Cheers! 🙂🍻
You took the Yellow Tour! All the food in Porto is yellow. At least it seems that way. And Portuguese soups don't get the recognition they deserve. The next best kept Portuguese secret in plain sight. Something about Caldo Verde that makes for the perfect dish after a long night out of drinking and chaos. You just feel better afterwards. Cheers.
Im a "LISBOETA" (Lisbon local ..... and i LOVE PORTO .... those places are so traditional and so so so goood .... and the people ... 5 stars ...
... i have amazing memories with my mum in the "cachorrinhos" ...
a lot of Saudades ....
LOvely PORTO
Filpe from Portugal
Thank you for your comment! Saudades and cheers! 😊🍻
Lisboa é marrocos ou fica no mediterraneo? Eles dizem q sao um país mediterraneo, o q nao é o meu q é celta e atlantico.
What a fantastic video, it was an amazing experience to watch from beginning to the end
The city and the food also helps 😅
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, the city, the people and the food, Porto has it all! 😊🍻
only missing some amazing fish food, but that's for another day :D
You are right.🙂 Next time! 🍻
HANDS DOWN the BEST city and the BEST food in portugal
Haven't been to other Portuguese cities yet, but Porto sure is amazing.
Very cool and I happy you like Stay here on Porto city and tradicions food.
Pão de ló with cheese is the way dude. On Xmas morning that’s always my breakfast.
Sounds great, next time for sure and thanks for watching! 😀🍻
Fantastique ce pays le Portugal, force à toi mon frérot🙏🙏🙏😉
Thank you sir. I loved every second of this food tour of #Porto. That sandwich with the egg on top looked amazing. My parents were in Porto and Lisbon in the early 90's and I remember them being quite disturbed by the extreme poverty at that time. It looks like things are a bit better now. There is no such thing as bad food in Europe but it seems like Portugal is probably one of the best values for the Euro to dine. Thank you for all of the work and time put in to share your adventures.
Thanks for watching and your detailed comment! Yes, Portugal changed since then, it's a beautiful country and with some of the best foods in Europe for sure, we had great culinary experience in Porto! 🍻
@GregCurtin45 * Portugal has changed a lot, don't give your opinion without visiting, seeing and feeling for yourself, Obrigado
@@joaosaraiva9425 True! 🙂🍻
My friend we do not call sandwich to a Francesinha , you eat it more at night or evening and it's hell good ❤
@@joaosaraiva9425 I did not give MY opinion. I related my parents concerns. Try reading before you post a response. This is why I will no longer comment on this channel.
Its nice to see you try the tripe, its a really good dish, very traditional and popular and havent seen it in any video before.
Thank you for your comment. 🙂 Yes, the visit to Porto wouldn't be complete without the tripe, I really enjoyed that dish. 🍻
Really good food.And the city is looking amazing.
Porto is one of my favourite cities for sure, with its looks and its food as well. Cheers! 🙂🍻
After four days like that in Porto, the next week will definitely have to be fasting, lots of water and sport. 😂
Thanks for sharing our city and what's in it. 🍀
Hahaha definitely! 😄 Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers! 🍻
Que video maravilhoso!! A forma como mostra as comidas é fantástico, dá vontade de comer.
Não sei falar inglês, desculpa.
Sou de Ponte de Lima, Distrito de Viana do Castelo, Portugal. Se tiver oportunidade, conheça Ponte de Lima. É um município pequeno, o mais antigo de Portugal. Tem muita história e a gastronomia é a melhor!!
Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário honesto! Fico feliz que tenha gostado do vídeo. Irei quando tiver oportunidade visitarei Ponte de Lima. Saúde! 🙂🍻
Portugal 🇵🇹❤️ fantastico Portugal lindo do norte ao sul e ilhas maravilhoso ❤🇵🇹 tem de conhecer Guimarães Gerês e tudo que poder comida do norte maravilhosa
Tem de provar os peixes junto á costa sao do melhor
Obrigado por assistir e pelo seu comentário. Tentarei visitar Portugal o máximo que puder! 🙂🍻
I appreciate you and your family trying all the wonderful pastries so I can enjoy them by watching you and not actually eating them. You and your family find such interesting places to try and such fantastic foods everywhere. I may look for some recipes for those Portuguese soups. I would like to try one or two of them at home. The ingredients won't be authentic. but maybe I will get an idea what they are like. Traveling is not in my future for a few reasons. I always watch your eyes when you take the first bite of each food. They tell me immediately how much you liked it. Then comes the "Wow" or "Ahh", or "Mmmm" and your description of the flavors and textures. Thanks for letting us tag along on your adventures. How many languages do you speak?
Thank you for your comment, and for following our food adventures! 🙂 Yes, the face expressions can't lie especially in those first few moments. 😀I speak fluently two, my native language and then English, and also another two in basic form, Spanish and a bit of Italian.
New subscriber alert ! Love the content my friend 👌🏼
Welcome aboard and thanks! 🙂🍻
Yummm 😋🇵🇹🇦🇺❤ thank you for sharing this. 🙏😉👍🤙🏾
Thanks for watching, cheers! 🙂🍻
Nice job Alex . Let’s go 😊
Indeed! 😀😋 Thanks and cheers! 🍻
If you liked Pão de Deus, you have to try pão de deus with Cheese and Ham. It’s a masterpiece! Great Video!
Thanks for watching and suggestion, next time for sure! 🙂🍻
Nice! Looks delicious 😋
Next time you eat Pão de Ló, try it with some tradicional Serra da Estrela cheese and you have a match made in heaven!
Thank you, I didn't know it can get any better than this. Next time for sure I am trying it with that cheese. 😋🧀
Wow that was fun 😊
True! 🙂
안녕하세요~^^
나는 지금 포르투를 여행중에 있습니다
알림으로 포르투 영상을 보게되어서 기쁘네요 영상에서 맛있어 보이는 곳 방문해서 먹어보겠습니다😊
채널을 응원하고 감사드립니다.
좋습니다. 포르투를 즐겨보세요. 정말 훌륭한 음식이 있는 놀라운 도시입니다! 영상을 봐주셔서 감사합니다. 😊
Yummy....
8:35 those roasted chestnut looks crunchy
Bonjour, j'ai adoré ta video , a ton prochain voyage va à Ile De Madere , tu ne vas pas regretter
Merci! Bonne idée, probablement dans le futur ! 🙂🍻
Venha experimentar a comida de Guimarães,Ponte de Lima, Penafiel, Braga ,Castro Laboreiro , Peniche o maravilhoso peixe ,entre outros lugares e a beleza desses lugares 🇵🇹❤️
Só esteve no Porto? Conheceu muito pouco de Portugal
Obrigado por estas sugestões, com certeza tentarei visitar estes locais. Saúde!
Word of advice - when you eat a Pastel de Nata, you should sprinkle some cinnamon (and some icing sugar if you want) on top. This is how Portuguese eat the Pastel de Nata. They are pretty good without it, don't get me wrong but with it, it's something else!
Thank you, next time with cinnamon and sprinkled sugar then. 🙂
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Never thought about it, but could be a great compilation. Thanks! 😅
@@AlexMarkTravel 😅just thught it was funny, Loved the video!
@@andremaia6497 Thanks it was funny! 😂🍻
let me tell you about a trick to make that pastel de nata even better. Put some cinnamon powder on top and enjoy. You won't regret it.
Thanks next time will do for sure! 🙂🍻
And icing sugar
@@GonçaloSantos-c4f nah... that's just too much sugar. The pastel has enough already
@@youyoutobio there is such thing as too much sugar
@@GonçaloSantos-c4f oh yes there is. Too much sugar is not for my taste. Never saw a good pastel de nata with sugar icing. Adding more than it already has and it's better to get a spoon and eat raw sugar. Besides too much sugar cuts the taste of other ingredients.
Ola óptimo vídeo. Vai em Matosinhos, e faz uma visita ao Marujo restaurante. Vai adorar. E aproveite e diz que a mãe do príncipe mandou um abraço ao Sr Felipe, ao Sr José Maria, e a menina simpática que sempre chamou meu filho de príncipe, quando lá íamos com meu marido.😢
Obrigado por assistir e obrigado pela recomendação. Da próxima vez iremos visitá-lo. 🙂
@AlexMarkTravel Que bom
🙏
Que rico y sabroso Bon proveito felicidades y boas festas❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
De hecho, ¡una comida estupenda! ¡Gracias por mirar y saludos!
Ciao Ale,yet another city yet another food tour..hey, arent you EXAGGERATING with all this travels? 😁 jokes apart ,visiting different countries and exploring local food and culture is an enrichment for the soul and the body of your kids due to their young age. btw,dident you have a good glass of porto with your soup or whenever? Cari saluti e quando vuoi fatti sentire,BYEE.
Ciao Miche, thanks for watching and for yours always refreshing comment! We skipped Port wine, but we didn't skip on any of the foods! 😀 Saluti e vediamo a Roma! 🍻
Now i want to go and eat a franchesinha!!!
Hehehehe!😊 Glad you enjoyed the video! 🍻
Wish you showed off my Pasta stall I have there, we make pasta inside a big giant wheel of cheese :D
Sorry, next time! 🙂🍻
Bem haja por ter gostado da gastronomia do norte de Portugal
Obrigado por assistir! Saúde! 🙂🍻
Our pastels de nata are filled with a sweet custard Sonia the bola chocolate
Your a coffee dipper ! Nice !!
That was tea actually. But I am glad you enjoyed the video!
What is “Principe” on the bill?
If I remember well it was the beer. 🍺
@ I think so, too. Im from Brazil and speak portuguese. In Portugal tap beer is called “Imperial” in some regions, so it’s another way to say the same thing. Thanks for answering.
Everything looks delicious!!
It was! Thanks for watching! 🙂
Cheers 🍻
Cheers!!! 😀🍻
Nunca comi francesinha, é tão boa quanto dizem?
Super
Grande Gazela.
Best hotdog in Porto you can eat in gazela on Praça da batalha. 2022 they were mention in time magazine. 💚🇵🇹❤️
That is the same restaurant, only on Praça da Batalha is the original shop, very small, the one I was in is 100m across the road from there, hot dogs are exactly the same, they are both called "Gazela" ( 1 and 2).
@AlexMarkTravel really? 🤣
@@drummercarlos7040 Reading your comment looked to me you didn't realize that in the video these are the same hot dogs, and practically the same place.
@AlexMarkTravel dude,im Portuguese, i know gazela since 82 and im talking about the first one because copy of copy of the copy do not count for me.
@@drummercarlos7040 Fair enough! 🍻
FRANCESINHA ❤
🥪❤️ Cheers!
At lameiras if you sit at the counter istead of the table you get cheaper prices
😮 Thanks for the comment, looks like I will have to come again to Porto! 😀🍻 Great thing to be honest, I saw people eating at the counter but didn't know about it.
It´s not brewed in local restaurasts...é servida.
Thanks for correction! 🙂🍻
Once people find out about God's Bread, they will forget Pasteis de Nata :D If I could, it would be my breakfeast everyday :D You can also combine it with Butter, or Ham and Cheese. My favorite is plain or if I don't mind the extra calories, I like it with ham + butter :)
Yep, God's Bread is the pastry with the WOW effect with the first bite, incredibly good! 😋
No dia que limparem o grelhador e onde cai o resto da cerveja 😮
Normally you eat pastéis de nata with icing sugar and cinnamon.😉
😋 Thanks for the next time! 🙂
Caldo verde is Kale
Portuguese food without a doubt is the best in the world, but I have noticed that lately, the quality is going down in a lot of restaurants in Portugal
Sorry to hear that, but still there are places offering some great food. 🙂
The problem with many Francesinhas in Porto is that don't put premium beef in it nor give that option, and sometimes you get a steak with a part that you just can't chew. I could be wrong, but those steaks at Santiago didn't look good, that's what happens when a restaurant gets famous, they also get greedy. Santiago was on my list, but not anymore, I won't fall for the hype.😆
To me the best sauce I've tried so far is from Yuko Tavern, but it had a disappointing steak. I'll give it a second chance to see if it was bad luck, because everything else was really good.
Francesinha Café has better ingredients, but the sauce is tomatoey, reminded me the sauce you get on meat balls or ravioli, nothing against the sauce itself, it's just not the right flavor for a Francesinha, IMO.
The people at Gazela, the cachorrinho (Hot Dog restaurant) are dancing, they don't just work there.
Unsurprisingly it is full of locals.
It was packed with locals and the atmosphere there is just incredible!
Amazing video, you only missed the bifanas!
Thank you very much. Next time bifanas then! 😀🍻
What about the coffee?
Which coffee? 🙂
Portuguese Coffee, expresso, it reminds a little bit the italian one. Thank you for sharing our food. I'm suspicious, of course, but I love our food and wine. Just a curiosity, where do you come from?
@@teresafonseca6806 I am originally from Serbia.
esse pao de deus , deverias abrir e colocar fiambre e queijo , ficaria 1000x melhor
Obrigado pela sugestão, da próxima vez com certeza! 😋
Cruzes! Isso é assassinar o pão de Deus. Pão de Deus não é um pão de leite.
Breakfast is a calorie bomb every day. Why do bloggers still look so slim?
Well if you walk a lot after it the calories are all used up. 🙂
FYI Cachorrinhos is a major tourist trap and no one really considers it a national dish, its as skippable as it can get in Porto local cuisine.
It tastes great, so I wouldn't skip it, great experience especially at Gazela.
hmmmmmmmm
Is that man bruno fernandes?😂😂😂
Probably! 😅
Minute 6:30
24,70€ is a good price?
You must be rich.
For 11 pastries and 4 drinks, that was an excellent price, go to some other European country and compare the prices. Cheers! 🍻
In Lisbon this would cost almost double easily. Porto is not as bad as Lisbon since majority of the tourists go there or the Algarve.
@@doctorsilva1345 Thanks for your comment, this is why I also chose Porto as my first destination in Portugal. Cheers! 🙂🍻
@@AlexMarkTravel Porto is the best place in world. You need see the history of the city. I work in lisbon but i born in Porto and people is so friendly , the food is not expensive like the "capital"... the food is amazing, super bock > sagres all days... next please you need go to COIMBRA MEALHADA TRY THE LEITÃO BABY PORK WITH PEPER. SEE IN GOOGLE IS THE PERFECT COMBINATION , PORK AND A GOOD CHAMPANHE . TRY.
"24H No Porto" Foda-se Caralhooo. És grande, e sabes comer bem!!
Até fica paneleiro dos olhos com esta qualidade de bida e comida oub láa!
You can lose yourself eating in Porto, believe me
True to the word! 😀
Cuidado com o homem das facas!
There's an enormous epidemic called hunger among people. The more they eat the more they want to eat. They eat everything. Emptiness causes hunger!
Or as Weird Al Yankovic would say: "Just eat it!". 😊🍔
Very brave of you to call that the local marketplace.
Because the only thing you won't see there its the local inhabitants, that place is for tourists only
But, it's a good spot for tourists, to relax and try some food and wine outside of restaurants, I still see it as a positive thing and it adds up to the city's different choices. Cheers! 🙂🍻
@AlexMarkTravel so you would rather fall for tourist traps instead of visiting the local places
@@ZecaPinto1 The old building and market itself looked nice, I like visiting everything. For example in Rome it's a shame if you don't visit Trevi Fountain and Colosseum and they are tourists spots. but you don't have to eat there, right? 🙂
@AlexMarkTravel nope. The thing is that the old marketplace was restored but now due to the higher prices, only tourists and richer people go there. Before that, anyone could go because the products were cheap and the stores were open to everyone. Also, the place looked more original, with older architecture styles, now it looks more like a supermarket
@@ZecaPinto1 I don't know how it was before, and I am sorry to hear that it lost its primary purpose to be a normal market. But I agree that except the outside walls, inside looks quite plain, no character.
Elképesztő az a tálalás,vendégcsalogatás. Több ilyen videót is néztem és mindegy melyik országot nézzük, az emberek nagyon szeretnek enni, finomakat főzni sütni, nincs különbség.. és nagyon szeretnek vendéglátni, vendégeskedni, együtt örülni az életnek. Miért nem veszik ezt észre a barom politikusok?
In Portuguese it's "bacalhau"!!!!! Bacalao it's spanish. If you want to tell the things in spanish, so you should go to spain.
Does this mean I can't tell things in English either if I am in Portugal, only in Portuguese? 😀
@AlexMarkTravel My friend, English is the international language to talk with everyone and this is normal! But when it's Portugal the people like to imitate the spanish. So why? With other countries nobody imitate if this country or language is like from his neighbour and are very interested to be very correct. With Portugal it's like "doesn't matter" and it's respectless.
With spanish nobody mix something in portuguese......in this case everyone knows every detail or check it exactly before. And in your logic why someone which spanish isn't his motherlanguage , can or should speak spanish in Portugal?
It's the same if I go to your country, I'm talking in portuguese and you should understand me🤣. Then I answer like you:"So it means I can't talk in english too?"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are funny.
In Portugal our language it's portuguese, if you don't like, it's your problem.
@@ricardorodrigues5964 I like Portuguese, but I can't speak it, but I speak some basic Spanish, so by default, I use some Spanish words, or if I read something I read it in Spanish, because I don't have a clue how to read/pronounce it in Portuguese! 😅 But I understand your frustration with this, so for the next time, I will try to learn some Portuguese, or at least the reading. 🍻
@AlexMarkTravel If someone is serious and interested for something, it's easy to check by internet. In our digital time everyone has the all informations. Except if someone don't want!
It's not understandable to connect something portuguese with spanish in reading, speaking etc. . You mix italian with spanish too? German with dutch? Or with other languages which are similar? Almost every language in Europe is similar and everybody respect everyone of it. And with portuguese it's usual to be treated not serious with respect, so why? Portugal is not spain!
Languages can be similar, but similar it's not the same. They are Different!!!
You and nobody can change the reality.
Your explanation about "I don't know portuguese" is without any sense and it's not a reason to substitute something in something spanish. You talk about Portugal and language without to be sure!? Check it before! It's ridiculous! Thank goodness you and nobody can't change facts.
That's really not the best francesinha in Porto
I never said it was the best, but "officially the best", cheers! 😊🍻
I would enjoy your videos more if you took smaller bites so you don't remind me of a chipmunk stocking up for winter...buon appetito!
Mary
Thanks Mary! Yes, my wife was telling me the same, but I kind of forget especially when the food is delicious. 😅
omg stop saying "let's go"!
It became a habit! 😅 I will try though. 🙂
I am from Porto and as a connoisseur, i know some places that will serve you a BAD( i mean, NOT GOOD, small, not tasty and expensive!!) francesinha, never to return there; in fact we only kn ow 2 places that serve EXCELLENT francesinha for 20 euros for 2 (10 euros a piece), we go there, me and the wife every week, wife is addicted LOL; these are modest Cafés on the outskirts, in Maia, just off the Porto mainstream; if you go to Tourist areas, you eat less and pay more, avoid; the Sweets, BOLOS!!!! oh, man, they are OUT OF CONTROL, TOO MUCH SUGAR, some are like poison, i need water at the same time to dilute that sugar; avoid
Thanks for sharing, of course nothing beats the knowledge of a local person! 😊🍻 Yeah, sweets like bolos shouldn't be eaten all the time.
Stew? Feijoada ou tripas à moda do Porto meu. Stew é um insulto
Esta é a tradução oficial em inglês. 🙂 Eu não inventei isso.
🥴 bof bof bof beurk......
you say MMMM before you have actually tasted it so I don't believe you.
😅 I say mmm because it has become a habit of mine. But if food is not good I always say, or if its nothing special.
Essa chapa de grelhados está imunda ta certo é na cozinha que se vê higiene da casa 🤮
There are so much better "CACHORRINHO PLACES", Gazela not it... Try those on instead trust... The Dog - Casa do Cachorro
Vocês fizeram crescer água na boca português na Alemanha
Hehehe, que bom que fiz isso, obrigado por assistir e felicidades!
It's not "chorizo". In Portugal we speak portuguese, not spanish!
So in portuguese it calls "chouriço"! And in the Francesinha it's not chouriço, it's a different one which calls "Linguiça".
The portuguese language should be respect like with other languages . With other languages nobody mix it with an other one, so don't mix portuguese with spanish. Portuguese it's Portuguese, simple!!!!!!
Thank you for your comment and corrections. 🙂🍻
Sorry bro but this is mostly Portuguese junk food
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