It's Official! Food in Peru is incredible! 😋 Don’t forget to hit the 'thumbs up' button if you enjoyed the video and hit SUBSCRIBE ✅ (and that little bell 🔔) to follow along on our travels. Stay Delightful!✌️- Anna & Trevor
Just a few Musts to try next time: - papa a la huancaina - ocopa - arroz con pollo or pato - carapulcra - seco de pollo or carne Glad you enjoyed our delicious food!
Not really, coca cola bought the rights to sell it outside peru. The one sold inside Peru is still 100% peruvian. Inca kola has the right to sell cocacola inside Peru ✌️
They HAD to buy it because although they tried they couldn’t compete with Inka Kola, Coca Cola or any other soda have NEVER been able WIN OVER PERUVIANS.
What I've heard from other Peruvians is that its flavor changed when Coca Cola took over and the recipe is not the same. It might be a myth but the feeling I got after drinking Inca Kola the last few times is that is not as good as it used to be.
Lomo saltado and tallarín saltado are not chifa, not asian food, is actually pretty native ("criolla"). I wish you went to a criollo restaurant to try those dishes. Best of our food, and you guys NEED to try real chifa, it's the best.
@@monstuos El lomo saltado no tiene influencia china, las antiguas recetas del lomo saltado nunca incluyeron sillao, además que fueron nikkeis en Breña que por los años de 1,990-2,000 le echaban sillao y popularizaron su uso. El lomo saltado es 100% plato criollo de Lima.
@solusst No existe ninguna receta antigua que mencione al Lomo saltado como de influencia china, en la receta del año 1,972 del recetario "Qué cocinaré" no lleva ni sillao ni se menciona al wok. 3.bp.blogspot.com/-6pYBEQVjFv0/XLd1OhXahkI/AAAAAAAAB8Y/F8PPF1dHe2E0NfBXvGDdaiPxNIz9ENmQACLcBGAs/s1600/RECETA_DEL_LOMO_SALTADO_A%25C3%2591O_1970.jpg
actually Lomo Saltado and Tallarín Saltado are Stir Fry which are a type of Asian cooking ofc the Asian immigrants that came to peru introduced part of their cooking to Peruvian food same thing goes for Ceviche Peruvian food is a Mash of every culture that came to peru.
You guys need to come back to Peru and get in contact with some of your peruvian followers. No one knows more about our food than us fellow peruvians, and we LOVE, at least most of us, showing new people around since sharing food with others is a sign of hospitality and appreciation over here (don't be surprised if some even want to make you guys something themselves with their grandma's/aunt's recipe, they know that sometimes it tastes better than restaurant food)
Gracias por visitar Perú 🇵🇪, espero la hayan pasado muy bien y les haya encantado nuestra gastronomía. Pd. Sería bueno que le pusieran subtítulos a sus vídeos, así los podría entender 😉. Saludos
Subtitles cost quite a bit of $$$ to add to a video. It's not in our budget at the moment. You can however use RUclips's auto subtitles. Just click CC in the bottom right. Then the GEAR ICON. Then SUBTITLES and Auto Generate. You'll see Spanish in there. - Trevor
You only tried Lima's food, imagine trying the other 23 departments (provinces), cause all of them, have their own specialities, some very differents than Lima
But food from lima is the best,central is among the 6 best restaurants around the world ,maido equal both rastaurants always in the top soyth america both from lima
YOU HAVE TO GO TO AREQUIPA! It’s called The White City (name comes from the material used to build most of the architecture in the city, which comes from volcano’s ashes) also it’s considered the second capital of Peru and has the best food. When you go there you gotta try Adobo.
Bunts05 more than that... Peru wins ” Best culinary destination in the world” for 7th consecutive year. Two of the top 10 restaurants in the world are located in Lima, Peru
The onions in your sandwich is salsa criolla... Red onios, lime juice, salt, black pepper, a little bit of oil and sometimes chillies ( ajies). Inka Kola or Golden Kola in USA is very popular because it is only one that doesn't have this weird after taste like Coca-Cola when you eat hot chillies.. And goes well with Chifa. Lomo Saltado is considered creole food but it has a Chinese influence because of cooking style. Chifa is Cantonese food mixed with Peruvian ingredients/techniques or vice-versa and was originated more than 120 years ago.
Delightful Travellers if you want to try more seafood go to La Mar by Gaston Acurio.... Same owner of Panchita, he has La Mar in Chile, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, USA (Miami & San Francisco), Spain and Qatar.
Fernando Lino Como bien dices el Lomo Saltado es un plato netamente criollo, sin influencia china, ya existía desde antes que existieran los chifas, fueron nikeis los primeros en echarle sillao, lamentablemente Gastón ha distorsionado el origen de platos emblemáticos de Lima antigua.
@@ArtHur-ug8ju in the U.S.A., is referred, to the, 3 sections, of the, continent: south, Central, and north, this is why,.. the Americas, as far as I understand...
Art Hur Mayu why would you say that 😂😂 United States OF America. Canada and the US are in north AMERICA. Mexico, El Salvador, etc are in Central AMERICA. Peru, Brazil, Argentina, etc are in SOUTH AMERICA. Therefore that’s why he/she said the Americas. You go back to school and educate yourself lol
ID7501 America is a continent. There is just one America... it’s just that it has three subdivisions: North, Central, and South. But it’s still one continent.
Hi guys, I’ve missed your videos I hope you’re both doing well. That mahi sushi looked so good, very interesting about the Peruvian/Chinese food, those looked delicious 😍
another wonderful video! Trevor, I'm with you, don't eat shrimp, nor sushi for that matter...but the sushi you had I think I would try...lol...great stuff! keep 'em coming!! thanks!
Los videos de peru deberían ponerles subtítulos verán como miles de peruanos los verán , nosotros amamos nuestra comida y de verdad creo q peru es comida 🥘 hay de todo y miles de platos es la mejor y ese pan con chicharrón se me antojó demasiado 😋
It costs quite a bit of $$$ to get subtitles. However you can use Auto Translate. Click the CC icon in the right.. then the GEAR.. then SUBTITLES ... then Auto Translate. Just find Spanish and you're set 😃
cecilia pajuelo barreda Cecilia bueno creo que el vídeo está enfocado en la gente que vive fuera del Peru, lamentablemente si no entiendes el idioma hay formas de poner tus propios subtítulos ya que como lo explican en la respuesta que te dieron les cuesta mucho dinero poner subtítulos en sus vídeos pero tú lo puedes hacer gratis, solo sigue las instrucciones de RUclips y listo. Pero un consejo si te interesa aprender inglés trata de ver vídeos sin subtítulos.
Lomo saltado and that tallarín saltado are not chifa and definitely they are not supposed to be eaten with chopsticks lol how weird, the waiter should have told you guys. Chifa is the name of the chinese/peruvian restaurants and they serve platea like arroz chaufa which is stir fried rice with vegetables, egg and chicken, and also is not eaten with chopsticks, just the regular good old fork. Inka cola is peruvian but was bought by Coca cola, because they couldnt compete against the higher demand of Inka cola. In Perú that soda is usually the perfect sweet drink to get when eating pollo a la brasa or ceviche because it goes well with the salty dishes. I would have suggest you try food menus for the cost of 2 dollars (you get and entree, a soup, a dish, dessert and a drink). Also, you missed a lot more like pollo a la brasa, causa limeña acevichada, papa a la huancaina, seco de cordero and street food, which for one dollar you can get: papa rellena, ceviche, anticuchos, choclo con queso, papa sancochada con huevo y salsas, tamales, arroz con leche, mazamorra morada, etc. Hope to see you again in Perú some other time. Best of luck, con your next destination.
lomo saltado (DOES NOT HAVE CHINESE INFLUCENCE) IS 100% TRADICIONAL PERUVIAN DISH soldesechura.blogspot.com/2013/04/historia-y-origen-del-lomo-saltado.html a lot Ignorance in youtube and some articles fake sources like wikipedia editors
Well since you're going to Chile all I can tell you is Chileans are crazy about Peruvian food and the Peruvian restaurants in Santiago de Chile are everywhere they're booming in there! So don't go into a restaurant thinking it's Chilean food; do your research first. Lol!
Fun fact: Peruvians and Chinese people long time lived with each other, that’s why there are some Asian/Peruvians, many of our foods are similar to Chinese food, there is so much food in Peru to choose from it’s just beautiful, I miss my country 🇵🇪❤️.
It’s an acquired taste. I love it especially when eating chifa but most people from other countries don’t, they say it tastes like cream soda or bubblegum
A great video, as always! If you miss Peru once you come back to Canada, you could buy Inka Kola here, and not only in South American groceries: some Walmart sell it. With the blue label it's imported from Peru, with the yellow label it's bottled in the USA.
Delightful Travellers Anna are you Canadian? I love your accent and makes it easier when listening your videos. I don’t like Inca Kola either cause it’s too sweet, but I know for my Peruvian fellas is a big deal. Again thank you for being in my country Peru, too bad you guys didn’t go to Cusco and Machu Picchu, I used to live in Chile as well.
Your pronounciation was good to Say Chifa, but actually that's the way we pronounce it in Peru because in South China they would pronounce it in a totally different way
Born in Lima, now live in the USA. The onions served in the chicharon sandwich is called salsa criolla made with purple onions that are sliced very thin and washed in cold water so it’s not too strong or bitter, Add salt, pepper, lemon juice, olive oil and Aji Amarillo. This salsa is made fresh or you can place it the fridge or about an hour, otherwise the lemon juice tends to cook the onions and changes the flavor. So glad you both love Peruvian food - it’s the best in all the world! 🇵🇪🇺🇸
Peruvians tend to drink the Inca Kola soda in glass with lots of ice cubes, which cuts down on the sugar. And since it can get very hot in the summer, people can get lethargic fast, so this drink really quenches their thirst. The lomo saltado and tallarín saltado you guys had at that place doesn’t look like the typical Peruvians have on the regular. I suggest if you guys have time, to try out the chifa (Peruvian Chinese food) at the Peruvian Chinatown. Now that place really knows how to serve up these types of plates. You can also find a really good lomo saltado from the Tanta restaurant chain by famous chef Gaston Acurio. This chain is reasonably priced. Also, don’t forget the fruits! They’re amazing and many you can’t find anywhere in the world. Great video by the way :).
@@DelightfulTravellers The Lomo saltado and the Tallarín saltado are Creole dishes, aren't chifa dishes. Chinese noodles are different from western noodles.
Lomo saltado is incredible, maybe one the most popular Peruvian dishes . But it is not Chifa, Chifa is just completely different experience, you must visit a original Chifa restaurant, they are every where in Lima.
There’s a reason Perú is for 7 years in a row considered the beat place to go and eat in the entire whole world! Think about it for a minute! We not only have authentic dishes but we take pride in accepting other cultures and make them ours! We LOVE food! We are born with special set of taste buds ... that’s our secret super power!
With all due respect to the delicious Peruvian food. Please share with us where this 7 year award is? I'm not sure how any place could claim a title like this. Many places have authentic food while accepting other cultures cuisines. - Trevor
Nice video. Next time try a peruvian dish called "arroz con pato a la chiclayana"....I swear, you will adore it, its like a trip to seventh heaven....trust me
@@DelightfulTravellers see it for yourself. If you found lomo saltado delicious, arroz con pato will be like a trip to nirvana elrestaurante.com/recipes/meat-dishes/arroz-con-pato-chiclayana%3A-peruvian-style-rice-with-duck/
Thanks guys, Love my Country and the food is Unique, diversity and delicious I’m glad you guys make this video....proud to be Peruvian🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪👍👍😘😘♥️thanks
Feeling so happy while seeing your videos! It seems that you really love peruvian food. I am from Peru and I am so proud of our gastronomy and diversity in flavors and kinds. There are so many other dishes to taste in all the regions. Lima is our capital and all the other cities have their own gastronomy and dishes as well that I am completely sure that you'll love. Possitves vibes and good dishes!
@@DelightfulTravellers So good to hear that! I really appreciate and enjoy this type of videos. GOOD CONTENT! 😊 I hope some day you'll come to visit again and experience more about our country with full of food and places. 🙌🏻 Te esperamos pronto en tierras peruanas🇵🇪 Buenos deseos y éxitos!
please you should to translate your videos in spanish for your audience latinamerican, i am from Peru and i should to say is the first time i saw to eat lomo saltado with chopsticks jajaja in this dish to used a fork, greetings!
It costs a lot of $$$ to translate a video. RUclips has an auto translate which you can try. Click CC.. then the GEAR ICON... next SUBTITLES...then Auto- Translate. You'll find Spanish there. They gave us chopsticks FYI. Not a fork. - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellersLomo saltado has no Chinese influence, it's a 100% Lima dish leeydile.blogspot.com/2013/04/historia-y-origen-del-lomo-saltado.html
I'm Peruvian 🇵🇪 .. But i live in Spain 🇪🇸... I love this video I understand more o less... English... Thanks for go to Perú 🇵🇪 I hope that you can come back soon... 😊✌️
I’ve been to Argentina and Chile. And wineries are sooo much better in Mendoza (Argentina) than Chile. They also produce a very good quality olive oil .Chile is more expensive than Argentina and there is not much to see and food is bland and boring compared to peruvian food.
A delicious Peruvian food tour. Peru offers rich and diverse foods. The combination of each food is interesting. Watching this video made my mouth watering.Thanks for this visual taste of Peruvian foods.💜💜💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
this is the second video im watching from u guys, and i alrdy love ur channel! keep it up, im peruvian but living in canada! im glad your cousine! good vibes!
Peru, also known as the country of CULTURAL DIVERSITY and 5,000 flavors. It is the only country in the world with at least 8 types of cuisine: Creole, Marine, Andean, Amazonian, Nikkei, Chifa, Vegetarian and Haute cuisine. Furthermore, Peru has 491 typical dishes, thus becoming the country with the largest number of typical dishes in the world. It also has 2,500 native soups, 250 desserts and more than 3,000 varieties of potatoes. We can feel proud that God has blessed us with a gastronomy that is unique in the world. 🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪
Lomo saltado is not chifa or peruvian - asian fusion 😅🤣 it's typical peruvian food such as the "aji de gallina" it was weird watching you eat it with sticks hahahaha
It's actually a Stir Fry style food which came from Asia so it is Peruvian but the style of cooking came from Asia probably from the Chinese Immigrants that came to Peru Decades ago
@@griphters4476 no. It is peruvoan and it was always cooked with more aji amarillo and tomatoes... In the 90 a lot of Chifa restaurants "al paso" started using also lomo saltado in their woks adding sillao and cebolla china
sofisn23 You are correct, lomo saltado is not chifa or a Peruvian-asian fusion dish. Lomo saltado is a 100% Peruvian dish with Chinese influence. Cutting the meat and vegetables into small pieces so the can be picked up with chopsticks and sautéing them quickly in high heat are Chinese cooking techniques. Even some Peruvian chefs use a wok, msg, soy sauce, oyster sauce, ginger or green onions in this amazing dish
You definitely have to come once again. The restaurants calls “chifa”, but the main dish is chaufa, like rice with soy sauce, chicken and something else.
Food- Bistec o Pollo a lo pobre. Really simple, really diverse, and REALLY good. Pollo a la Brasa is also a very popular one. You can go to a restaurant called Pardos or La Caravana for both of these dishes I believe. Try it either with Inka Kola or Chicha Morada Drinks- CHICHA MORADA if you haven’t already. Also a traditional one. The soda Kola Inglesa- it recently changed brands to Fanta-Kola Inglesa. Desserts- Mazamorra Morada, Crema Volteada, Arroz con Leche, Flan, Alfajores
Food is amazing Lima, i enjoyed the sandwiches in La luchas also, try the sugar free inka cola, i preferred the flavour but each to their own, cheers for the vid, brings back happy memories
Look very nice good sandwiches fresh healthy foods very good thank you for sharing your beautiful healthy foods love your beautiful healthy foods thanks
Guys you should come over my neighborhood, Lince and go to any of the cevichería restaurants here as well as trying an amazing tamalito verde, it is so good !!!!!!
It's Official! Food in Peru is incredible! 😋 Don’t forget to hit the 'thumbs up' button if you enjoyed the video and hit SUBSCRIBE ✅ (and that little bell 🔔) to follow along on our travels. Stay Delightful!✌️- Anna & Trevor
Hola , Soy de Perú👍😉
@Nicole Remy 😉👍
@Delightful Travellers Lima es la capital gastronómica del mundo , no de Sudamérica .
Peru has more than 2000 dishes, you definitely missed a couple !
Just a few Musts to try next time:
- papa a la huancaina
- ocopa
- arroz con pollo or pato
- carapulcra
- seco de pollo or carne
Glad you enjoyed our delicious food!
Inca kola + chifa food = good
Coca Cola + chifa food = not good
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Inca Kola + spicy food= good
Coca Cola + spicy food= not good
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Amen!
😂😂😂😂😂
Pan con chicharrón is one of the many things I miss from Perú. 🤤
It's easy to understand why! So good - Trevor
Pan con chicharon is delicious, unique in the World.
Hola Nancie ^^
Yo te invitaré uno así, cuando tú estés en Lima
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Qué rico! Yummy 🤤
find a peruvian friend .. 95% chance that he/she knows how to make it .. XDDD
Im from chile, and Inka kola is one of my favorites sodas. Its originally made in Perú, but the company was bought by coca cola (as always).
Coca Cola has to buy the Inka Kola cuz they can't overcome in sales!
Actually, Coca cola bought just 49% of Inca Kola, lol
@@gabrielrp5829 yeah thats true but coca cola have the rigths for international brand and sales in Peru the Lindley family still managment the company
Not really, coca cola bought the rights to sell it outside peru. The one sold inside Peru is still 100% peruvian. Inca kola has the right to sell cocacola inside Peru ✌️
They HAD to buy it because although they tried they couldn’t compete with Inka Kola, Coca Cola or any other soda have NEVER been able WIN OVER PERUVIANS.
Gracias Por Admirar nuestra comida peruana Like si eres peruano
Mmm si pero no probaron comida criolla, fast food nomás
Inka cola is just a Peruvian thing, most tourist don't like it. It's in our Peruvian DNA
What I've heard from other Peruvians is that its flavor changed when Coca Cola took over and the recipe is not the same. It might be a myth but the feeling I got after drinking Inca Kola the last few times is that is not as good as it used to be.
Peru is the only country in the world were Coke is not the number one soda. Inca Kola is delicious 😋 most of my friends love it!
in the US it is known as Golden kola and it can be found in every store or supermarket
for your information the Inka Cola you can find at most of the super market around the world
Inca Kola is our treasure, it’s the best😍
No hay ninguna comida como la peruana es la mejor saludos desde Egipto
La mejor comida es de Perú... Y ver este video me trae recuerdos cuando estuve en Perú hace dos años ☹️💔🇨🇷🇵🇪 I like peruvian food👌😋😋😋😋🤗
Hola soy de Perú y por lo poco que pude entender de tu vídeo es que sin duda te gusta la comida peruana
¡Saludos y éxitos!
Hola Junior, gracias por mirar! Nos encanta el Perú hasta ahora - Trevor
Bueno a ella no le gustó mucho, a la mayoría le puso reparos
Lomo saltado and tallarín saltado are not chifa, not asian food, is actually pretty native ("criolla"). I wish you went to a criollo restaurant to try those dishes. Best of our food, and you guys NEED to try real chifa, it's the best.
you are wrong, they do have cantonese influence, for real, just think about the soy it has, thats chinese for sure
@@monstuos El lomo saltado no tiene influencia china, las antiguas recetas del lomo saltado nunca incluyeron sillao, además que fueron nikkeis en Breña que por los años de 1,990-2,000 le echaban sillao y popularizaron su uso. El lomo saltado es 100% plato criollo de Lima.
@@monstuos they have the Cantonese influence but it's not Chifa. Its traditional Peruvian
@solusst No existe ninguna receta antigua que mencione al Lomo saltado como de influencia china, en la receta del año 1,972 del recetario "Qué cocinaré" no lleva ni sillao ni se menciona al wok. 3.bp.blogspot.com/-6pYBEQVjFv0/XLd1OhXahkI/AAAAAAAAB8Y/F8PPF1dHe2E0NfBXvGDdaiPxNIz9ENmQACLcBGAs/s1600/RECETA_DEL_LOMO_SALTADO_A%25C3%2591O_1970.jpg
actually Lomo Saltado and Tallarín Saltado are Stir Fry which are a type of Asian cooking ofc the Asian immigrants that came to peru introduced part of their cooking to Peruvian food same thing goes for Ceviche Peruvian food is a Mash of every culture that came to peru.
Food capital of the world!.. It is Lima....
Don’t say this to Italians :v
Arequipa
@@fergonza2362 My ex was italian
In all places of Peru.
Que restaurant arequipeño esta ranqueado mundialmente como el central y maido de lima?
You guys need to come back to Peru and get in contact with some of your peruvian followers. No one knows more about our food than us fellow peruvians, and we LOVE, at least most of us, showing new people around since sharing food with others is a sign of hospitality and appreciation over here (don't be surprised if some even want to make you guys something themselves with their grandma's/aunt's recipe, they know that sometimes it tastes better than restaurant food)
Oh I bet a family recipe meal would be incredible. Hopefully that can happen the next time we're there 😃 - Anna
Amazing food delicious !! one of my favorite food ! Greetings from USA 🇺🇸 🇵🇪
Gracias por visitar Perú 🇵🇪, espero la hayan pasado muy bien y les haya encantado nuestra gastronomía.
Pd. Sería bueno que le pusieran subtítulos a sus vídeos, así los podría entender 😉. Saludos
Subtitles cost quite a bit of $$$ to add to a video. It's not in our budget at the moment. You can however use RUclips's auto subtitles. Just click CC in the bottom right. Then the GEAR ICON. Then SUBTITLES and Auto Generate. You'll see Spanish in there. - Trevor
Ok thanks 😁👍
You only tried Lima's food, imagine trying the other 23 departments (provinces), cause all of them, have their own specialities, some very differents than Lima
We'd need about 2 months in the country to do that! Sounds like it would be amazing - Trevor
You must go to Arequipa
But food from lima is the best,central is among the 6 best restaurants around the world ,maido equal both rastaurants always in the top soyth america both from lima
YOU HAVE TO GO TO AREQUIPA! It’s called The White City (name comes from the material used to build most of the architecture in the city, which comes from volcano’s ashes) also it’s considered the second capital of Peru and has the best food. When you go there you gotta try Adobo.
Awesome....I think Lima is considered to be gastronomic capital of LATAM
It's definitely the foodie capital of SA Bunts - Trevor
Bunts05 more than that... Peru wins ” Best culinary destination in the world” for 7th consecutive year. Two of the top 10 restaurants in the world are located in Lima, Peru
It was considered America's gastronomic capital at a event in Madrid, years ago.
Im from chile, and i have to admit that peruvian gastronomy is top class.
Peru has more than you saw in Lima...the variety is endles
Of course yes! We can't wait to come back someday 😃- Trevor
You are very good at doing this and thank you for sharing this video..
Thanks Ho.. we appreciate you watching - Trevor
The onions in your sandwich is salsa criolla... Red onios, lime juice, salt, black pepper, a little bit of oil and sometimes chillies ( ajies).
Inka Kola or Golden Kola in USA is very popular because it is only one that doesn't have this weird after taste like Coca-Cola when you eat hot chillies.. And goes well with Chifa.
Lomo Saltado is considered creole food but it has a Chinese influence because of cooking style.
Chifa is Cantonese food mixed with Peruvian ingredients/techniques or vice-versa and was originated more than 120 years ago.
Such a great comment and so helpful. Fernando thank you! We love the food here. All we want to do now is try more of it - Anna
Delightful Travellers if you want to try more seafood go to La Mar by Gaston Acurio.... Same owner of Panchita, he has La Mar in Chile, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, USA (Miami & San Francisco), Spain and Qatar.
Fernando Lino Como bien dices el Lomo Saltado es un plato netamente criollo, sin influencia china, ya existía desde antes que existieran los chifas, fueron nikeis los primeros en echarle sillao, lamentablemente Gastón ha distorsionado el origen de platos emblemáticos de Lima antigua.
We like Inca Cola cause it Fits perfect with our tradicional food
100%! We need to try it with some food - Trevor
The Original flavor of Inca Kola was Hierbaluisa, a type of tea.
Lemongrass in English.
u not have proof about that
Que ricoo, extrano la comida peruana. Saludos desde Tokyo
you MUST go to El Chinito, the original place, in the center of the city... I repeat... MUST... and get the Pan con chicharron...
That "lomo saltado" didnt look like the traditional lomo saltado. Try "Pollo a la Brasa", "Chupe de Camarones", "Arroz con mariscos"
It probably wasn't. Thanks for the tips on the other items - Anna
I’d say ceviche, yuca frita, and of course Pisco sour! (You gotta go for a third Peruvian food video!)
Somos los mejores en comida y todo youtuber que Viene lo comprueba 😋😋👍🥘🍜
We check food out in every country we visit!- Anna
@@DelightfulTravellers Many successes in their travels 😎👍
The mix in our culture is really brilliant, this is one of the reasons why our food is amazing ❤️
that sauce of the Chicharrón was Creole Sauce "Salsa criolla"
It was so tasty! - Trevor
Wow...The Peruvian Food is Delicious, is the Best in the World..
not only of South America. Lima is the food capital of the Americas
Oh.. big statement! 😲
There's not America's. America is only one. American Continent. Go back to elementary school.
@@ArtHur-ug8ju in the U.S.A., is referred, to the, 3 sections, of the, continent: south, Central, and north, this is why,.. the Americas, as far as I understand...
Art Hur Mayu why would you say that 😂😂 United States OF America. Canada and the US are in north AMERICA. Mexico, El Salvador, etc are in Central AMERICA. Peru, Brazil, Argentina, etc are in SOUTH AMERICA. Therefore that’s why he/she said the Americas. You go back to school and educate yourself lol
ID7501 America is a continent. There is just one America... it’s just that it has three subdivisions: North, Central, and South. But it’s still one continent.
I am from Perú and I will say that Lima is the best food capital in the whole world I had to say it😂
Hi guys, I’ve missed your videos I hope you’re both doing well. That mahi sushi looked so good, very interesting about the Peruvian/Chinese food, those looked delicious 😍
Angie we always love your comments. Who knew sushi would be so good in Peru right? It's apparently a big thing! - Anna
pachamanca, aji de gallina, leche de tigre, cuy, rocoto relleno, cecina, comida de la selva, tefo maki
another wonderful video! Trevor, I'm with you, don't eat shrimp, nor sushi for that matter...but the sushi you had I think I would try...lol...great stuff! keep 'em coming!! thanks!
Cheers Taki! We'll keep them coming... but I can't give up my sushi. Shrimp yes! haha - Trevor
Love the way you guys describe the food. Great Channel!!!
Thanks you! We love to eat...what can we say 😂 - Trevor
First time watching someone eating Lomo saltado with chopsticks...
There's a first time for everything. They gave us the chop sticks by the way. Did you enjoy the video? - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellers that's was a good one, guys, eating Lomo saltado, with chop sticks, ....
@@DelightfulTravellers El Lomo saltado no tiene nada de chino, los palitos estaban demás
@@renzfery3189 como que no, el sillao no viene de China?
For Sure!! But that's Ok...maybe the Ta(YA)rin Saltado but not the Lomo...🤷♀️
Yeaah peruvian food! Amazing..
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Peruvian s Maki are the most delicious all over the world.
The 🍣 was amazing! - Trevor
Los videos de peru deberían ponerles subtítulos verán como miles de peruanos los verán , nosotros amamos nuestra comida y de verdad creo q peru es comida 🥘 hay de todo y miles de platos es la mejor y ese pan con chicharrón se me antojó demasiado 😋
It costs quite a bit of $$$ to get subtitles. However you can use Auto Translate. Click the CC icon in the right.. then the GEAR.. then SUBTITLES ... then Auto Translate. Just find Spanish and you're set 😃
cecilia pajuelo barreda Cecilia bueno creo que el vídeo está enfocado en la gente que vive fuera del Peru, lamentablemente si no entiendes el idioma hay formas de poner tus propios subtítulos ya que como lo explican en la respuesta que te dieron les cuesta mucho dinero poner subtítulos en sus vídeos pero tú lo puedes hacer gratis, solo sigue las instrucciones de RUclips y listo. Pero un consejo si te interesa aprender inglés trata de ver vídeos sin subtítulos.
@@ChefBendOregon Pero este video les genera ganancias $$$$$$, deberían hacer como Chef Timour y tantos otros youtubers que sí ponen subtítulos.
Super Impressive Video - love it 😍💟🔥
🙌 MavericK thank you for watching. Get ready for more adventures soon! - Trevor
Lomo saltado and that tallarín saltado are not chifa and definitely they are not supposed to be eaten with chopsticks lol how weird, the waiter should have told you guys.
Chifa is the name of the chinese/peruvian restaurants and they serve platea like arroz chaufa which is stir fried rice with vegetables, egg and chicken, and also is not eaten with chopsticks, just the regular good old fork.
Inka cola is peruvian but was bought by Coca cola, because they couldnt compete against the higher demand of Inka cola. In Perú that soda is usually the perfect sweet drink to get when eating pollo a la brasa or ceviche because it goes well with the salty dishes.
I would have suggest you try food menus for the cost of 2 dollars (you get and entree, a soup, a dish, dessert and a drink).
Also, you missed a lot more like pollo a la brasa, causa limeña acevichada, papa a la huancaina, seco de cordero and street food, which for one dollar you can get: papa rellena, ceviche, anticuchos, choclo con queso, papa sancochada con huevo y salsas, tamales, arroz con leche, mazamorra morada, etc. Hope to see you again in Perú some other time. Best of luck, con your next destination.
lomo saltado (DOES NOT HAVE CHINESE INFLUCENCE) IS 100% TRADICIONAL PERUVIAN DISH
soldesechura.blogspot.com/2013/04/historia-y-origen-del-lomo-saltado.html
a lot Ignorance in youtube and some articles fake sources like wikipedia editors
Hi! Lomo Saltado is not actually chifa, but a kind of criollo dish. Chifas later adapted it to their menú. Hope you enjoyed Perú!
We loved Peru Christian. Thanks so much for watching and commenting - Trevor
Well since you're going to Chile all I can tell you is Chileans are crazy about Peruvian food and the Peruvian restaurants in Santiago de Chile are everywhere they're booming in there! So don't go into a restaurant thinking it's Chilean food; do your research first. Lol!
Fun fact: Peruvians and Chinese people long time lived with each other, that’s why there are some Asian/Peruvians, many of our foods are similar to Chinese food, there is so much food in Peru to choose from it’s just beautiful, I miss my country 🇵🇪❤️.
Wow!!! interesting guys, delicius peruvian food 👍❤🇵🇪
So delicious right? We love the food in Peru - Trevor
Thank you guys for enjoying our food and promote it!!! Welcome back to Perú anytime.
Thanks!
Yes it is weird!!! We love INKE COLA in Peru 🇵🇪!!! But nobody from other countries like it 😂😂😂😂😂
It’s an acquired taste. I love it especially when eating chifa but most people from other countries don’t, they say it tastes like cream soda or bubblegum
@@genxer711 they don't like liquid bubblegum
Mat qui No, they don’t
A great video, as always!
If you miss Peru once you come back to Canada, you could buy Inka Kola here, and not only in South American groceries: some Walmart sell it. With the blue label it's imported from Peru, with the yellow label it's bottled in the USA.
I had no clue that you could get it in Canada. We will keep an eye out for it. Thanks Guillaume - Anna
I'm Peruvian and I moved to argentina and I SWEAR I MISS INKA COLA SO MUCH. not only that but I miss ALL THE FOOD I used to eat when I was in Peru :(
Watch out, guys, from Lima, everybody leaves with few extra pounds!!...glad you'd enjoyed....
Oh we found the extra pounds don't worry 🤣
Did you guys try "pollo a la brasa-Rotisserie chicken.
No but it was on our list. We just ran out of time! - Anna
yes you have to try the polla a la brasa
Villa chicken is the best restaurant to try this dish
The food in Peru 🇵🇪 It's amazing next time try "Lomo Saltado," I a Criollo restaurant !!!!
We tried that in another food video. Go check it out! - Anna
I just subscribed cause I enjoyed your video and I love the idea you guys are helping my food to be more well known.
Woohoo welcome to the channel! Thanks for the sub. There's a whole lot more on the way - Anna
Delightful Travellers Anna are you Canadian?
I love your accent and makes it easier when listening your videos. I don’t like Inca Kola either cause it’s too sweet, but I know for my Peruvian fellas is a big deal. Again thank you for being in my country Peru, too bad you guys didn’t go to Cusco and Machu Picchu, I used to live in Chile as well.
@@ChefBendOregon Yes we're both Canadian. We'll have to come back and visit Cusco and MP some other time. Thanks for watching PC 😃
Your pronounciation was good to Say Chifa, but actually that's the way we pronounce it in Peru because in South China they would pronounce it in a totally different way
Great guys, you just opened my appetite, Peru, also has great wine and the greatest, and only best, Pisco Sour, greetings from NY
Great video! Saludos!
PERUVIAN FOOD IS RICH! THANKS TO GOD BLESSINGS.
Thanks for watching!
Chicken pineapple and cheese is kind of one of those “New Foods” we like to perfect!
Ah good to know.. it was really good - Trevor
Born in Lima, now live in the USA. The onions served in the chicharon sandwich is called salsa criolla made with purple onions that are sliced very thin and washed in cold water so it’s not too strong or bitter, Add salt, pepper, lemon juice, olive oil and Aji Amarillo. This salsa is made fresh or you can place it the fridge or about an hour, otherwise the lemon juice tends to cook the onions and changes the flavor. So glad you both love Peruvian food - it’s the best in all the world! 🇵🇪🇺🇸
We love the food Gladys. Thanks for checking out the video - Trevor
Peruvians tend to drink the Inca Kola soda in glass with lots of ice cubes, which cuts down on the sugar. And since it can get very hot in the summer, people can get lethargic fast, so this drink really quenches their thirst. The lomo saltado and tallarín saltado you guys had at that place doesn’t look like the typical Peruvians have on the regular. I suggest if you guys have time, to try out the chifa (Peruvian Chinese food) at the Peruvian Chinatown. Now that place really knows how to serve up these types of plates. You can also find a really good lomo saltado from the Tanta restaurant chain by famous chef Gaston Acurio. This chain is reasonably priced. Also, don’t forget the fruits! They’re amazing and many you can’t find anywhere in the world. Great video by the way :).
Good to know thanks! I'll stick to water to quench my thirst though. Can't beat that one! 😃 - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers The Lomo saltado and the Tallarín saltado are Creole dishes, aren't chifa dishes. Chinese noodles are different from western noodles.
Lomo saltado is incredible, maybe one the most popular Peruvian dishes . But it is not Chifa, Chifa is just completely different experience, you must visit a original Chifa restaurant, they are every where in Lima.
The sauce with the Pan con chicharrón is salsa criolla, i love it! Glad you did a second vlog on our yummy food😁
There’s a reason Perú is for 7 years in a row considered the beat place to go and eat in the entire whole world! Think about it for a minute!
We not only have authentic dishes but we take pride in accepting other cultures and make them ours!
We LOVE food!
We are born with special set of taste buds ... that’s our secret super power!
With all due respect to the delicious Peruvian food. Please share with us where this 7 year award is? I'm not sure how any place could claim a title like this. Many places have authentic food while accepting other cultures cuisines. - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers www.livinginperu.com/peru-wins-again-best-culinary-destination-in-the-world-title-for-7th-consecutive-year/
Nice video. Next time try a peruvian dish called "arroz con pato a la chiclayana"....I swear, you will adore it, its like a trip to seventh heaven....trust me
Thanks! What's that dish made up of? - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers see it for yourself. If you found lomo saltado delicious, arroz con pato will be like a trip to nirvana elrestaurante.com/recipes/meat-dishes/arroz-con-pato-chiclayana%3A-peruvian-style-rice-with-duck/
Thanks guys, Love my Country and the food is Unique, diversity and delicious I’m glad you guys make this video....proud to be Peruvian🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪👍👍😘😘♥️thanks
Sweet potatoe is CAMOTE. THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO. PERUVIAN FOOD IS THE BEST OF THE WORLD
Feeling so happy while seeing your videos! It seems that you really love peruvian food. I am from Peru and I am so proud of our gastronomy and diversity in flavors and kinds. There are so many other dishes to taste in all the regions. Lima is our capital and all the other cities have their own gastronomy and dishes as well that I am completely sure that you'll love. Possitves vibes and good dishes!
Thanks Vale! We really enjoyed the food in Peru - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellers So good to hear that! I really appreciate and enjoy this type of videos. GOOD CONTENT! 😊 I hope some day you'll come to visit again and experience more about our country with full of food and places. 🙌🏻 Te esperamos pronto en tierras peruanas🇵🇪 Buenos deseos y éxitos!
please you should to translate your videos in spanish for your audience latinamerican, i am from Peru and i should to say is the first time i saw to eat lomo saltado with chopsticks jajaja in this dish to used a fork, greetings!
It costs a lot of $$$ to translate a video. RUclips has an auto translate which you can try. Click CC.. then the GEAR ICON... next SUBTITLES...then Auto- Translate. You'll find Spanish there. They gave us chopsticks FYI. Not a fork. - Anna
JEM Guerra es mejor así, para que los extranjeros lo vean y lo entiendan
@@DelightfulTravellersLomo saltado has no Chinese influence, it's a 100% Lima dish
leeydile.blogspot.com/2013/04/historia-y-origen-del-lomo-saltado.html
I'm Peruvian 🇵🇪 .. But i live in Spain 🇪🇸... I love this video I understand more o less... English... Thanks for go to Perú 🇵🇪 I hope that you can come back soon... 😊✌️
Come to Arequipa - Perú to eat our best food
Maybe next time Sandra 😃- Anna
I’ve been to Argentina and Chile. And wineries are sooo much better in Mendoza (Argentina) than Chile. They also produce a very good quality olive oil .Chile is more expensive than Argentina and there is not much to see and food is bland and boring compared to peruvian food.
Lindo video de Lima-Perú.,.a disfrutar de la deliciosa comida y del mar .
Thanks Ross. We appreciate you watching it - Anna
His face after trying lomo saltado 😂😂
Great video!
Like your vid guys. Hope you're having a great time here in Peru 🇵🇪!!!
Thanks for watching Danny
A delicious Peruvian food tour. Peru offers rich and diverse foods. The combination of each food is interesting. Watching this video made my mouth watering.Thanks for this visual taste of Peruvian foods.💜💜💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
peruvian food is like a universe to find. Saludos amigos vuelvan pronto!!!
this is the second video im watching from u guys, and i alrdy love ur channel! keep it up, im peruvian but living in canada! im glad your cousine! good vibes!
Canada? no way... where at? Peru was a blast.. thanks for checking us out - Trevor
Peru, also known as the country of CULTURAL DIVERSITY and 5,000 flavors. It is the only country in the world with at least 8 types of cuisine: Creole, Marine, Andean, Amazonian, Nikkei, Chifa, Vegetarian and Haute cuisine. Furthermore, Peru has 491 typical dishes, thus becoming the country with the largest number of typical dishes in the world. It also has 2,500 native soups, 250 desserts and more than 3,000 varieties of potatoes. We can feel proud that God has blessed us with a gastronomy that is unique in the world. 🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪
Excellent video thanks and love Peruvian food
Buen provecho chicos
Yum.. thank you - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellers ;)
Lomo saltado is not chifa or peruvian - asian fusion 😅🤣 it's typical peruvian food such as the "aji de gallina" it was weird watching you eat it with sticks hahahaha
It's actually a Stir Fry style food which came from Asia so it is Peruvian but the style of cooking came from Asia probably from the Chinese Immigrants that came to Peru Decades ago
De hecho lo es, la técnica del salteado es china.
@@griphters4476 no. It is peruvoan and it was always cooked with more aji amarillo and tomatoes... In the 90 a lot of Chifa restaurants "al paso" started using also lomo saltado in their woks adding sillao and cebolla china
@@marting.jimenez1319 La técnica del Lomo saltado vino de europa, mucho antes que los chinos, los españoles trajeron el arroz
sofisn23 You are correct, lomo saltado is not chifa or a Peruvian-asian fusion dish. Lomo saltado is a 100% Peruvian dish with Chinese influence. Cutting the meat and vegetables into small pieces so the can be picked up with chopsticks and sautéing them quickly in high heat are Chinese cooking techniques. Even some Peruvian chefs use a wok, msg, soy sauce, oyster sauce, ginger or green onions in this amazing dish
Yessss iam here watching you guys. I love you so much.
Awe 😊 thanks so much. We’re glad you’re enjoying the videos - Anna
You definitely have to come once again. The restaurants calls “chifa”, but the main dish is chaufa, like rice with soy sauce, chicken and something else.
Food- Bistec o Pollo a lo pobre. Really simple, really diverse, and REALLY good.
Pollo a la Brasa is also a very popular one. You can go to a restaurant called Pardos or La Caravana for both of these dishes I believe. Try it either with Inka Kola or Chicha Morada
Drinks- CHICHA MORADA if you haven’t already. Also a traditional one.
The soda Kola Inglesa- it recently changed brands to Fanta-Kola Inglesa.
Desserts- Mazamorra Morada, Crema Volteada, Arroz con Leche, Flan, Alfajores
great tips here... thanks for all of these - Anna
Great video guys!!!
Love it when you find a restaurant that you can keep going back to😋😋Off for some Chilean wine hey?? Nice 😋 Enjoy guys👍
Jamesyboy Experiment - Travel Channel oh yes! We can’t wait for the wine in Chile. Let’s hope for no hangovers 🤣 - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers Ha, that could be very possible ;)
Thank you so much for this funny amazing video, so proud of my food.
You're welcome! Glad you liked it 😃 - Trevor
Lomo saltado is not chinse its a tradicional Perú Iam food and its awsomeee
Thinking is time to go back home for a few days.. missing the food
OH the food game in Lima is the best - Trevor
Food is amazing Lima, i enjoyed the sandwiches in La luchas also, try the sugar free inka cola, i preferred the flavour but each to their own, cheers for the vid, brings back happy memories
Your videos are great, it keeps my anxiety not acting up... Jason from the Philippines
That "lomo saltado" looks strange, that's a rare version of the lomo saltado, the traditional lomo saltado is much better, for far.
You don't know unless you try them both.
Look very nice good sandwiches fresh healthy foods very good thank you for sharing your beautiful healthy foods love your beautiful healthy foods thanks
Thanks for watching Anne - Trevor
Guys you should come over my neighborhood, Lince and go to any of the cevichería restaurants here as well as trying an amazing tamalito verde, it is so good !!!!!!
Maybe on the next trip. We know we'll be back there at some point - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellers Awesome ¡¡¡¡¡ Let me know if you guys need a hand
The Chicharrón in La Lucha si so gooooood
Y lo digo como peruana
Muy buen video, nosotros nos alegramos cuando extranjeros disfrutan de nuestra comida.
l love peruvian food it's delicious Greetings from NJ USA 🇺🇸
"Papa a la Huancaina"
Inka Cola is made from a plant called "Hierba luisa", scientific name: Aloysia citrodora