The owner of this place use to be a waiter at Iggy's on Milwaukee ave back in the day. The nicest guy and hard worker. He deserves all the success! Good luck Jose!
I'm from Morocco, and I love Mexican cuisine as well as the Mexican people ! If I had to choose I would be born in Mexico! Friendly happy and polite people! And great food ! Yo quiero Mexico
As a turk i am very ashamed of those turks which comment with insults that this is stolen from turks. Only because that this is rotated an a pole doesn't mean that this is stolen. The turks use internet, cars, phones, televisions... and nothing is invented by turks! I was several times in mexico, and i love the food there, to be honest it is more delicious and fresh than turkish food.
This is youtube so don't be ashamed. It always devolves into some kind of racial, cultural, my country is better, my way is better, trolling kind of bullshit. Anyway, I'm off to find someone posting a pasta recipe with an Italian name (hopefully) so I can remind them of the fact that the Chinese invented it. They may counter with garum or some such thing but I'm prepared because according to the experts the Chinese invented pretty much everything. See how easy it is?
the "taco al pastor" comes from Iran, heritage of Arabian migrants people in Puebla, Mexico in the 30´s, not from Jalisco. Search "la historia del taco árabe"
Yeah yeah yeah all you people arguing about what type of food Pastor is. It's fine to analyze the history. It's Lebanese, it's Turkish no it's Greek! It's this, it's that. Blah Blah. Do you not realize pigs are not native to America and they were not brought here until the Europeans came? Do you not realize MOST food is fusion food? Before the word fusion was ever thrown into it? Peppers, Potatoes and Tomatoes all came from the Americas. The Turks use plenty of tomatoes and peppers do you tell the Turks they are cooking American food? The Italians went a LONG time without tomatoes in their food. The Irish, Germans, etc. went for quite some time without potatoes. The trading allowed them to have the new foods and they eventually became part of their culture.
youre talking about ingredients yes they were incorporated into their culture. but these people arguing are talking about recipes and the food itself as a collection of ingredients not just one
I am making my own tacos al pastor at home as I watch this. The pork is marinading for the next couple hours, and then it's cookin' time. My favorite. Best I ever tasted in my life was about four years ago in Mexico City at the most average looking little restaurant near my hotel. Not fancy, but OMG... I went there about five times in the two days I stayed there.
Everyone here arguing about Alpastor not being Mexican, well tomatoes aren't from Italy their from Mexico but that doesn't mean that Pizza or anything containing a food variety from Mexico is Mexican.... just shut up Alpastor is Mexican and that's that!
Fernando Estrada: 40 years ago in Mexico there was no such thing as a rotating skewer with a lump of meat on it. That actually looks very appetizing when the meat is being shaved of the skewer. But, before they were called Cabrito al Pastor and l never had one. Because it was a baby goat skinned and gutted, lmpaled on a skewer displayed by the Mexican restaurant windows. I remember that very well because when ever l would see it, it would take my appetite away. Because, too me they looked like gutted babies. But, what they're doing now they have taken from the Turks and the Greeks.
Jose seems like a great guy and the shop is clean and neat. Pork grilled this way is a delicacy, those who haven't tried it missing a lot. In Greece, we call this "gyro" and eating it with onions, tomato, french fries, and tzatziki sauce or mustard rolled into a pitta bread
Tacos el Pastor is the Lebanese-Middle Eastern influence on Mexican food. This is basically a Kebab in a Tortilla wrap. There a many Mexicans of Lebanese descent. Salma Hayek is Mexican/Lebanese. Lebanese food is similar to Turkish food.
simmick1 you are wrong in all what you just said when you said that is not mexican, all of that is mexican, because Mexican is no prehispanic its the mixture of all those cultures, we are not spanish or indigena, we are a mixutre, and ACTUALLY, the sauce on what they marinate the meat for tacos al pastor is not the same as turkish... so you are saying is just the same because the way it looks(not the same meat, not the same ingredients).....
Everglow You are deluded, I am right in saying that Pork- in fact all meats were brought to Mexico by the Spanish, Cilantro is certainly not Mexican, and even dairy was brought to Mexico by the Spanish. The Spanish gave Mexico the Spanish language, which was not spoken in Mexico until the Spaniards settled there. I never said the marinade for al pastor was the same as in Turkey!
simmick1 you don't understand or you are clearly stuborn.... México wasn't México before... you know what I mean dont play fool, yo clearly said "they are basically making kebabs out of pork instead of lamb", so don''t play fool, its not the same... the only thing that is the same is the way the meat is cook, you clearly have something against México in some way, or just triying to underestimate us, all Latin American contries are a mixture of cultures. We are that, we are that mix, we are not what the land was before spaniards came, we are the result and the mixture of culture that born after that, thats what you don't understand ...
Everglow You clearly are an idiot, I have a lot of Mexican friends and even dated a Mexican. You just want to be territorial and claim everything as Mexican; Mexican culture, food, language, and country is a mixture of different cultures and ethnicities..
Chicagoan here. One of the best al pastors in the city. They actually use a real spit instead of calling any marinated pork "al pastor" . Place is definitely small, but mighty.
Hahahaha! That's what I tell my wife. And when I make her some real Mexican tacos she always wants to put cheese and sour cream on it. I gotta use the pimp hand and slap some sense in to her.
+hector zamora i know the struggle dude, my girlfriend is from France and she does exactly the same thing, she puts always cream and cheese over them :C
Mexicans didnt steal it. This way to present the meat LOOKS like turkish way, but THATS ALL. The meat, the flavour, the seasoning, the way to eat it, it is ALL DIFFERENT. Get your act together, inform yourselves before looking as moronic trolls hating on one of the best foods in my wonderful country: MÉXICO.
I"am living in Holland, but this tasty shoawarma, makes me so hungry. My compliments for this shawarma place in Chigago. I hope that such Shoarma restaurent ever exist in Holland. Thanks for your video film my friend and enjoy.
Middle East > Spain and Italy > New Spain (Mexico's colonial period) > Mexico nowadays. Indeed, mexican tacos are a product of the arabic heritage of Spain, the one that came to Mexico by the spanish conquest of America. 🌮👳🇲🇽
we live around the corner from there never been there..I always go to huentitan on north ave and Pulaski. .best pastor and steak tacos or burritos around..
to be honest the Turkish doner is expensive and suck to be honest I tried the Syrian and the Saudi shawerma (doner) a it's incredible and not that expensive
Arabic food is the tastiest in the world. Lebanon is Mecca for food. I traveled a lot, i am a food lover and nothing can bit Lebanon according me. Anthony Bourdain also loved Lebanese food and it was in his top 3
+remy paraskovia no, they're not. Tacos arabes are from Puebla, but tacos al pastor originated in Mexico City circa 1950, and were originally called "tacos Hawaiianos" because of the pineapple.
mexican food is a mix of many different cultures, but always using our golden treasure as is the corn to our recipes, also our castellano lenguage is a mix of Latin, Arabic and french, thats why our culture is rich in many ways, go and enjoy some good tacos to your nearest (famous )local area :)
nothing like doner, just looks like it. if you eat pork, try it. you'll see. it originated with lebanese people immigrating to mexico and changing it. it's VERY mexican.
this is Doner but its from Pork..The Arabs learn it From Turks in the Ottoman Empire times..and called it shawarma and shawarma comes from the Turkish word chevirme and that means turning/rotating...and the arabs brought it to mexico...so its Turkish food made by mexicans in mexico with pork instead of lamb/beef/chicken..claiming this to be mexican is like claiming chinese noodles to be german lol..Doners go back hundreds of years in Turkey..
Oscar Quezada That's like putting an image of California and saying that's my hometown. It's not. It's my state. My hometown would be my city. Just putting a picture of the state doesn't mean he knows it's the state, not a city. It means the cameraman panned into a picture of a map at one point during the narration.
Mike Allen Have you ever had El Pastor tacos??? They are my fave kind of Mexican meat. Very good in tacos, in burritos with beans & even alone in a bowl with some lime, onions & tortilla. yum
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fuckin love that shit. no lettuce no cheese or any of that shit just straight carne, onion, cilantro and a warm corn tortilla.
+CupcakesDeluxe Lettuce, tomato, & cheese are Tex-Mex, straight up Mexican is less ingredients, but still delicious!
+CupcakesDeluxe Its was pork but you could do pastor with beef.
+CupcakesDeluxe Yup... only pork, onions, lemon juice, and coriander!
+CupcakesDeluxe Mexican Blood runs through your veins
You're missing salsa!
The owner of this place use to be a waiter at Iggy's on Milwaukee ave back in the day. The nicest guy and hard worker. He deserves all the success! Good luck Jose!
He’s not even using gloves.
I'm from Morocco, and I love Mexican cuisine as well as the Mexican people ! If I had to choose I would be born in Mexico! Friendly happy and polite people! And great food ! Yo quiero Mexico
Mido Riati Dude, thanks! Makes us feel great!
And I'm from México and I really love your Food and culture!
Mido Riati meet their gangs ;)
Mido Riati im mexican, visit México
Mido Riati i agree with that
MEXICO APROVED! Yup. For what I see, it's quite authentic.
As a turk i am very ashamed of those turks which comment with insults that this is stolen from turks. Only because that this is rotated an a pole doesn't mean that this is stolen. The turks use internet, cars, phones, televisions... and nothing is invented by turks!
I was several times in mexico, and i love the food there, to be honest it is more delicious and fresh than turkish food.
ty for this comment, just thank you
This is youtube so don't be ashamed. It always devolves into some kind of racial, cultural, my country is better, my way is better, trolling kind of bullshit. Anyway, I'm off to find someone posting a pasta recipe with an Italian name (hopefully) so I can remind them of the fact that the Chinese invented it. They may counter with garum or some such thing but I'm prepared because according to the experts the Chinese invented pretty much everything. See how easy it is?
Zed Head Not true it was the Polish!
Vo dka LOL
I really thank the Turkish people for introducing this Food to us Mexicans because with out it we wouldn't have tacos al pastor.
why am I watching this if I live 1000 miles away in California
California has better tacos. Tacos El Gordo in San Diego probably has the best pastor in the country
California has better tacos. Tacos El Gordo in San Diego probably has the best pastor in the country
LOL!!! Cali. worst place to live.
i know right. california the worst place to live in. sun shine year round, great people , and great food. what a horrible place.
Yeah,a bunch of tree hugging, anti gun, obama/hillary loving,,environmentalist pansies in the sunshine. Pffft!
you know the tacos are gonna be badass when the cook has a long beard...
You never touch another mans beard. Ever
Yea, I found that to be very strange.
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It's similar to Turkish Döner ! The difference is the flat bread!! I would love to take a road trip to Mexico 🇲🇽
❤️ from India :)
Actually it is similar to Arabic shawarma. Lebanese took it to Mexico. In Greece this is called gyro and gyro is pork
the "taco al pastor" comes from Iran, heritage of Arabian migrants people in Puebla, Mexico in the 30´s, not from Jalisco. Search "la historia del taco árabe"
@@miryamnal8093 in fact, Shawarma is the taco al pastor´s father
Chicago's Best needs to find some hosts that actually know food and aren't jackasses.
I like Brittney and Marley. The females were to me the legit ones.
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Yeah yeah yeah all you people arguing about what type of food Pastor is. It's fine to analyze the history.
It's Lebanese, it's Turkish no it's Greek! It's this, it's that. Blah Blah.
Do you not realize pigs are not native to America and they were not brought here until the Europeans came?
Do you not realize MOST food is fusion food? Before the word fusion was ever thrown into it?
Peppers, Potatoes and Tomatoes all came from the Americas. The Turks use plenty of tomatoes and peppers do you tell the Turks they are cooking American food? The Italians went a LONG time without tomatoes in their food. The Irish, Germans, etc. went for quite some time without potatoes.
The trading allowed them to have the new foods and they eventually became part of their culture.
+Craig Chastain 5.28571428714286 times a week to be exact
+Craig Chastain fuck nm that was meant fior the post below you.. not your jabronie ass
youre talking about ingredients yes they were incorporated into their culture. but these people arguing are talking about recipes and the food itself as a collection of ingredients not just one
+Pizzaturkis this is a mexican variant of greel souvlaki with gyros
+fastgun 31 Souvlaki is Souvlaki and Gyros is Gyros!Two different things!
I am making my own tacos al pastor at home as I watch this. The pork is marinading for the next couple hours, and then it's cookin' time. My favorite. Best I ever tasted in my life was about four years ago in Mexico City at the most average looking little restaurant near my hotel. Not fancy, but OMG... I went there about five times in the two days I stayed there.
That looks amazing...
I need this.
Everyone here arguing about Alpastor not being Mexican, well tomatoes aren't from Italy their from Mexico but that doesn't mean that Pizza or anything containing a food variety from Mexico is Mexican.... just shut up Alpastor is Mexican and that's that!
very true
Fernando Estrada: 40 years ago in Mexico there was no such thing as a rotating skewer with a lump of meat on it. That actually looks very appetizing when the meat is being shaved of the skewer. But, before they were called Cabrito al Pastor and l never had one. Because it was a baby goat skinned and gutted, lmpaled on a skewer displayed by the Mexican restaurant windows. I remember that very well because when ever l would see it, it would take my appetite away. Because, too me they looked like gutted babies. But, what they're doing now they have taken from the Turks and the Greeks.
A huevo!
@@edwardbrown9019 soooo many things been taking from mexico so we got to take something too.
Nice to see people who want to serve their customers quality!! Keep on the good spirit !!
Jose seems like a great guy and the shop is clean and neat.
Pork grilled this way is a delicacy, those who haven't tried it missing a lot.
In Greece, we call this "gyro" and eating it with onions, tomato, french fries, and tzatziki sauce or mustard rolled into a pitta bread
Tacos el Pastor is the Lebanese-Middle Eastern influence on Mexican food. This is basically a Kebab in a Tortilla wrap. There a many Mexicans of Lebanese descent. Salma Hayek is Mexican/Lebanese. Lebanese food is similar to Turkish food.
Obviously, anything made with pork in Mexico comes from the Europeans. They brought the pigs over to the New World, also sugar, disease and so forth.
simmick1 you are wrong in all what you just said when you said that is not mexican, all of that is mexican, because Mexican is no prehispanic its the mixture of all those cultures, we are not spanish or indigena, we are a mixutre, and ACTUALLY, the sauce on what they marinate the meat for tacos al pastor is not the same as turkish... so you are saying is just the same because the way it looks(not the same meat, not the same ingredients).....
Everglow You are deluded, I am right in saying that Pork- in fact all meats were brought to Mexico by the Spanish, Cilantro is certainly not Mexican, and even dairy was brought to Mexico by the Spanish. The Spanish gave Mexico the Spanish language, which was not spoken in Mexico until the Spaniards settled there. I never said the marinade for al pastor was the same as in Turkey!
simmick1 you don't understand or you are clearly stuborn.... México wasn't México before... you know what I mean dont play fool, yo clearly said "they are basically making kebabs out of pork instead of lamb", so don''t play fool, its not the same... the only thing that is the same is the way the meat is cook, you clearly have something against México in some way, or just triying to underestimate us, all Latin American contries are a mixture of cultures. We are that, we are that mix, we are not what the land was before spaniards came, we are the result and the mixture of culture that born after that, thats what you don't understand ...
Everglow You clearly are an idiot, I have a lot of Mexican friends and even dated a Mexican. You just want to be territorial and claim everything as Mexican; Mexican culture, food, language, and country is a mixture of different cultures and ethnicities..
Don't just touch a man's beard without asking.
Don't ever touch a mans beard period.
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Unreal...
he doesn't get a period, he's a man!!
😂😂😂
I love that fast burning sense!
Chicago=Best place for tacos.
Even further proof that the PS4 is the best gaming platform
+DelbertStinkfester shill alert
You must be on drugs...
TiceCream C hes right , Sarge
DelbertStinkfester This Video solves the problem case closed lol
GuildBankLooter pc bullshit fucking lenovo 50$ shit
I love when people respect other types of food
Great video Great Host and Great guys there in this video thanks for share it!!
I love this , the way they put the meat it's awesome I want one!!!
He wanted to touch that beard so bad. lol. (pretty rude how he ignored his cheers tho)
I actually went to this place and it was soo good, some of the best tacos I've had and plus I live here in Chicago IL, Skokie actually
Wow that looks good. Watching this made my mouth water.
I've been here 3 times it's really good.
I love Mexico takos.
Never touch another man's beard.
The beard comment is hilarious! the guy seems so humble...Cant wait to get to Chicago!
love chicago best, love ted elliot and brittney, fab entertaining hosts.
"el taco-jiendo" is much better...
+Rick Mahorne JAJAJ DE DONDE ERES? ERES MEXICANO? JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA YO SI PUDE ENTENDER EL ALBUR, OBVI
El taco-nmadre
+Rick Mahorne hahah you think you're funny, don't ya?? ¬¬ not funny at all
+Rick Mahorne JAJAJAJA is true.
+Rick Mahorne Jajaja, amo cuando extranjeros no entienden el fino arte del albur.
That made me so hungry!!
+Headbanger's Kitchen In Mexico City an ordinary order is 5 small tacos al pastor... Trust me, you cannot eat less than 20!
Chema Brinval Nice, would love to visit someday.
It's not keto lol
Chicagoan here. One of the best al pastors in the city. They actually use a real spit instead of calling any marinated pork "al pastor" . Place is definitely small, but mighty.
I used to eat those kind of tacos and definitely, some of the best ever.
What the hell i put it in google maps, i live 7 min away. Im on my way. Im drooling and driving.
How was it
He touched the beard whahahaha
+Leonard F Sexy moment
+remy paraskovia sexy time?
Sm00th TV yep
+2014andBeyonD haha
made me jealous. I'm from Oaxaca; I just can't grow one
they're absolutely awesome
Now thats a taco. None of that fake taco bell mess. Ever in Dallas Texas try out cesars tacos
now those are real tacos, not like the shit you eat at Taco Bell with your hard shell "tortillas"
Hahahaha! That's what I tell my wife. And when I make her some real Mexican tacos she always wants to put cheese and sour cream on it. I gotta use the pimp hand and slap some sense in to her.
+hector zamora i know the struggle dude, my girlfriend is from France and she does exactly the same thing, she puts always cream and cheese over them :C
Luis Alonso Gonzalez García hhaha yeah man. Gotta teach them. If u want cheese and sour cream go to taco bell lol
We have amazing Tacos here in Austin Texas. That Taco looks insanely great! Enjoy Chicago.
I used to live right down the street on grand from this place! Best tacos around 🔥
Does the beard hair cost extra or is it the surprise inside? (shudder)
Damn those tacos look bomb. Wish I could have 6 and a 40oz
Best host of all time. Miss you teddy
I'm from San Diego, and this place looks legit to me. love al pastor..
seriously 14 times a week that's like every meal
Mexicans didnt steal it. This way to present the meat LOOKS like turkish way, but THATS ALL.
The meat, the flavour, the seasoning, the way to eat it, it is ALL DIFFERENT.
Get your act together, inform yourselves before looking as moronic trolls hating on one of the best foods in my wonderful country: MÉXICO.
gewerh44 es por ejemplo quien inventó la sopa de pollo ? .
Guillermo Conde, exactamente.
That is a way they cook meat in Brazil actually...but many use the spit roast for cooking..Greek,Mexican,etc etc
Authentic food back in the day, not overpowered by cheese and mac. Authentic taste, more meat and veggies and sauces.... Miss those days
this looks amazing...
Thats how We Roll, Los de Jalisco
man ... and I'm in Greenland!
You champion , best , saludos Desde Miami
I"am living in Holland, but this tasty shoawarma, makes me so hungry. My compliments for this shawarma place in Chigago.
I hope that such Shoarma restaurent ever exist in Holland. Thanks for your video film my friend and enjoy.
Actually al pastor is originally from Mexico City, not Jalisco.
Lebanon actually.
Middle East > Spain and Italy > New Spain (Mexico's colonial period) > Mexico nowadays. Indeed, mexican tacos are a product of the arabic heritage of Spain, the one that came to Mexico by the spanish conquest of America. 🌮👳🇲🇽
Looks so good, we dont have places like that in sweden
Where is pewdiepie
Try making it!
Chicago style + Latin Food = A memorable experience!
got some tacos here tonight, they are awesome!
and to top it off with some beard hair on top of the tacos for a nice delicious follicules flavor
woo woo woo...
where you @ joey
Jacob Shamoo That's the extra flavor bruh.
Awesome!
KBDProductionsTV We getting a review on this?! Lol :p
We need more places like this.
we live around the corner from there never been there..I always go to huentitan on north ave and Pulaski. .best pastor and steak tacos or burritos around..
Nobody eats "turkish food", what is that anyways... Everybody loves Mexican food.
Why would you touch his beard like that
Legend says if you visit this place, you can still find the loyal customer to this day
yoooo your pretty good man, i hope your still making food related stuff!
Tacos al pastor met their origin in Mexico City....
You're welcome world :P
from Turkey ;)
I live in Chicago and I didn't know about this place, so now I going to eat some tacos 😌😋
I love Mexican food. Love from India 🇮🇳
Bildiğimiz döner amk!!!
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aga çok iyi yorum...
to be honest the Turkish doner is expensive and suck to be honest I tried the Syrian and the Saudi shawerma (doner) a it's incredible and not that expensive
Arabic food is the tastiest in the world. Lebanon is Mecca for food. I traveled a lot, i am a food lover and nothing can bit Lebanon according me. Anthony Bourdain also loved Lebanese food and it was in his top 3
That looks so delicious and i am going to try and make them.
Need directions so when I come back home I can try those delicious tacos Al Pastor! Damn that looks good!
don't simply touch the beard, who asked you to touch the beard "gringo" ?
Viva Guadalajara, Jalisco! chingada madre
Great place , people and food .
that looks wonderful
Did he seriously just run his fingers through the guys beard. Who does that?!
looked for this comment. I turned the video of when i saw that
@@jasperhalsey8574 IKR!
Jalisco is like the best in Mexico you can do the research if you want.
DF carnal
jonhnny92 chale manto'' tipica frase chilanga.
+MrFalko0n Tacos al pastor are from Mexico City.
+madmex123 no they're from Puebla.
+remy paraskovia no, they're not. Tacos arabes are from Puebla, but tacos al pastor originated in Mexico City circa 1950, and were originally called "tacos Hawaiianos" because of the pineapple.
mexican food is a mix of many different cultures, but always using our golden treasure as is the corn to our recipes, also our castellano lenguage is a mix of Latin, Arabic and french, thats why our culture is rich in many ways, go and enjoy some good tacos to your nearest (famous )local area :)
Wow , looks delicious i love al pastor tacos,,,,, tienen piña arriba y cebolla en la parte de abajo .
Sorry Chicago. I don't see it
I like this whit guy ! His pretty cool !! Lol I would give him free tacos all day !!
😎live in Chicago il.
is this place still open? The next level Dj.m.smooth
Deliciosos tacos al pastor. Ya se me antojaron unos y también, unos burritos de asado. Deliciosos.
Isn't this guy hosting kind of a duchbag?
2:16
guys this Turkish döner wtf?!?
exactly
nothing like doner, just looks like it. if you eat pork, try it. you'll see. it originated with lebanese people immigrating to mexico and changing it. it's VERY mexican.
this is Doner but its from Pork..The Arabs learn it From Turks in the Ottoman Empire times..and called it shawarma and shawarma comes from the Turkish word chevirme and that means turning/rotating...and the arabs brought it to mexico...so its Turkish food made by mexicans in mexico with pork instead of lamb/beef/chicken..claiming this to be mexican is like claiming chinese noodles to be german lol..Doners go back hundreds of years in Turkey..
Yes I understand the origin but it tastes nothing like doner, AND it's made out of pork. The only thing it has in common is cooking style.
yeah in mexico the pastor, its a variation of turkish doner better known as "tacos orientales"
It does look very good indeed!
Chicago may have the best taco America's got the best president
Los Tacos Bell de U.S.A no saben nada igual a la de México ya fui a probar en Estados Unidos y el sabor es algo malo..
what an annoying & smarmy host/narrator. sheesh.
I heard you can go to Chicago and find a ton of good food within a few blocks. Cant wait to go there some day.
This is very true.
Jalisco is NOT a "hometown." It's a state. I wish these amateur-hour foodies would do some basic research.
Khanh Ho When he says "hometown" he means that Jose is from Jalisco, and he actually puts an image of the whole State so, it is correct
Oscar Quezada That's like putting an image of California and saying that's my hometown. It's not. It's my state. My hometown would be my city. Just putting a picture of the state doesn't mean he knows it's the state, not a city. It means the cameraman panned into a picture of a map at one point during the narration.
Yeah Jalisco is a western state of Mexico. The people in american networks are ignorants.
Jose- Eso no es nice. Quieres que nos traten bien. tenemos que tratar bien a los demas.
Khanh Ho
this is Arabic shawarma
hellgnome A they have a Lebanese population in mexico that brought their food
JULIO LOPEZ es cierto lo que dice que esto es parecido a un shwarma.
This is greek.food!!
Alekos Dimitriadis ??
Alekos Dimitriadis Greek-mex
döner bu amk
hahahaha amk yabancilari bizden gorup kopya cekiyor sanra meksikan yemegi diye ovunuyorlar
döner harbi herif kücük lavaşa koyuyo alsana taco meksika yemeği :D
+310Skarface no seas tan pendejo solo imagínate lo q dicen. Bueno t diré algo. Dicen q los tacos saben rico. No seas. Tan guey
pork is soo fucking healty right? :D
love this place
Im in love with the tacos...
Tacos looked great, host was terrible. I won't watch another chicagos best
SAME. TOO FULL OF HIMSELF. NO THANKS.
Mike Allen
Mike Allen He was ok, but when your Chicano & cringe at how he slaughters the names of the tacos. lol
Mike Allen Have you ever had El Pastor tacos??? They are my fave kind of Mexican meat. Very good in tacos, in burritos with beans & even alone in a bowl with some lime, onions & tortilla. yum
he should not grab someone in the beard without asking,