My First Impressions of CDMX as an American in Mexico City
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Hi. I'm Ethan, I run a cooking channel called Cook with E, but this is my personal channel where I'm going to make videos on things that aren't directly related to food.
I'm living in Mexico City for 35 days, but I thought it would be interesting to document my impressions for the first 24 hours in Ciudad de Mexico, good or bad, and see how they change after 34 days, so here they are. I have split the impressions up into kind of broad categories of people / interactions, the food, and the city itself like the weather / infrastructure, so if you want to, feel free to skip around (Time stamps in the comments)
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Based on all the comments I'm getting regarding the term 'American'. This is what I have to say about it:
As citizens of the US, we don't call ourselves Americans from a place of arrogance, or narcissism. Based on the comments, I feel this is a big misconception. More simply, the term 'American' in the English language has evolved over a couple hundred years to refer to a US citizen or US native, and it's a term that has stuck and is recognized. That being said, I recognize in Spanish there is the term 'estadounidenses' to refer to citizens of the US. In the English language, there is not an equivalent term. When in Mexico and other Spanish speaking countries, I have no problem using the preferred term and am happy to tell others visiting to do the same. On the other hand, when speaking English or in the US, recognize that's how we refer to ourselves. Again, it's a term that has evolved to mean what it does, it is common place in the English language, and isn't meant to be arrogant in any way nor should it be taken as meaning such.
At the end of the day, I made this video to share the experiences I had in the first 24 hours of Mexico City and break down some misconceptions people may have about Mexico City. Over the past 4 weeks, I have enjoyed every minute of it from the sights, the food, and the people and would highly recommend people visit this country / city. Let's not get caught up in an internet fight about a common term that really is not worth getting angry or upset about. Let's learn from each other, celebrate and respect our differences.
Brother. The correct way To you guy' can identify. Is( Anglo )Americans. Like afrobeat American or Mexican American. The only Americans are the Aztecs, mayans, Toltecs, Apache's, siuxs, arapaho, comanches Holmecs , tarascos , otomis. Incas Eric etc. Brawn skin only are Americans even. Not us as a mestizos. Because we are mixed. Half european half Aztecs. So again. The only Americans or the ancient cultures and synthesis. Only the one with brawn color are the real Americans. So no one who. Are white or tan. Or either blackones. Can be call it American. So you are (Anglo American.) Not American. I say this with all respect and honestly
The term is incorrect. You must to say correctly. United state of north America. Because. That's why we have centro America. And south America. You should to writing and speak correctly. Because. Imagine Mexico name is also United state. Do you know that????? So. We must to Express correctly. You are USA Citizen. Of north America. But first usa. Citizen. Only that because American are all along the continent. Not matter what language. You mean. Speak and Express correctly. You are usa Citizen estadunidense
@@MA-zv8wn I know Mexico is also united states, that's also why one could argue the term estadounidense which means 'United States', isn't a great one either as there are the United States of American and the United Mexico States. Overtime, the term estadounidense in the Spanish language has come to refer to people from the USA, just as American in the English language has come to refer to people from the USA. *Neither are incorrect, it's how the terms are used in their respective languages.*
Do you know what ihappen when you put a stick into a ant's nest? Same thing when an American outside of USA says I'm an American. Do you want to kick a hornest nest? Write MÉJiCO instead of MÉXiCO 🤣🤣🤣 Un saludo a los cuates mejicanos.
@@MA-zv8wn No manches wey tu ya te fuiste más atrás jajaja tampoco te pases.
Dont be scared because everyone wants to talk to you, we love talking to everyone, specially turists. 😎
I lived in CDMX for six months in 2018-2019 and I’ll be back again in a week! Yay 😁 🎉🎉 I ❤️ Mexico City 🇲🇽
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FYI, Mexican food is not about “spiciness”-that’s the Gringo narrative. True Mexican food is about complex flavors and fresh & native ingredients. The chiles and salsas are meant to add an additional layer of flavor, at the level of spice you prefer. Important distinction. If you want to learn about a foreigner who has truly researched Mexican food at a deep level, look up Rene Redzepi the head chef at Noma in Denmark-at one time the -#1 restaurant in the world.
03:10 - Mexico's capital city has banned the use of plastic bags. It is the latest city trying to cut back on single-use plastics. Mexico City produces an estimated 4.7 million metric tonnes of waste every year. Less than 4 percent of that is recycled.
Plástic bahs prohibited
I visited Mexico city for the first time 2 weeks and I must confess I loved it. I had so many misconceptions about it for all the things you see and hear on TV and the news but I was so wrong, very green and organized city, and especially friendly. Wanna go back soon to spend more time there. Greetings from Peru
Abel P I must confess? WTF.
Well is just that here in Mexico we buy the 20 L jugs of water, and is less than a dollar in the purifying centers, so one of those will last for a single person a whole week, so is better than buying it in supermarkets 👍
The plastic bags are illegal since 2020, You have to Buy a reusable
Bienvenido amigo!
Disfruta tu estancia!
Un saludo desde Chihuahua✌
Welcome to Mexico city you are good and kind man.
I’ve been to Mexico City 8 times and I’m nowhere near to having seen it or experienced it all, actually never will. I hope I can go back real soon. Enjoy your stay!
Hi I live in CDMX and it was cool to know what you think about as an American boy. ( as you told, I know that in English, "American" is correct to talk about a US native). ¡Saludos! and come again!
You need to take your own recyclable bag to the groceries! Plastic bags are being prohibited in the city :)
Omg great work ! Congratulations and welcome to this beautiful country ! México 🇲🇽
Thanks for visiting us! Sounds like you had a blast in our city CDMX. Please come back. I'm gonna go check your other videos😉👍
Love that quick glance of the time stamp with topics 👍Looking forward to your adventures..also I’ve travelled to Oaxaca last summer and I now understand why my grandma used to bring her typical colorful grocery bag because they reuse and the grocery shop doesn’t not provide bags.
My daughter is 3 years old and she speaks three languages!😄 English,Spanish and Russian.
I did not know Russia was a language
I Love Mexico city. I am there three times a year. I be back in June 17 2020 for three weeks.
You have to visit the neighborhood of San Angel on a Saturday.
To be fair 5'6 is short everywhere. I'm also 5'6, I live in Mexico City and... you know you're short when you use the subway
This the type of guy I would invite to come over to eat with me and my family
About the grocery bags: Normally in Mexico they gave you plastic bags but now it is prohibited, due to the worldwide problem that the use of plastic represents. Now you have to carry your own bags.
Great video Ethan!. Hope you´re enjoying walking in the oldest capital city in the Americas and one of the largest Metropolitan Areas on the world. As you well said many things to see and live, there are over 150 museums, 5 world heritage sites within the city limits, and beautiful "Pueblos Mágicos" just few hours away from the Mexico City.
Cheers!!!
YOU LOOK LIKE THE MEXICAN BOXER EL CANELO ALVAREZ😆😆😆
NICE VIDEO GOOD JOB👍
Nada que ver
@@danielmartinez1560 WUEY SOLO DIJE QUE SE PARESIA AUN EL CANELO ES MAS MAMON Y CREIDO.
@@DanielAguilar-mg6cu ..Creo Que es bueno decirlo para que sepa que en Mexico tambien hay pelirojos-(jas)!...lol!
Glad you are showing your experience in Mexico 🇲🇽 😉 it was a great video
Thank you!
MX CITY 💖 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 . I'm going to my city next week!! Can't wait to be there!
Great video!, good points!
You will need more days to enjoy and eat all the variety if food!! 😎
Have have fun and stay safe. I’m also new here, this video is so informative.
Welcome to Mexico city, enjoy it :*
Saturdays goto Xochimilco! Catch soccer if you can. Another week do the artist market in San Angel. Don't miss the monument to the San Patricios right there. Then go to Coyoacan. Save Frida for slower less crowded weekday, but the Trotsky house museum is awesome. Then hang in and about Coyoacan plaza where all the locals will be out.
The weather is so beautiful in the summer. It's my retreat away from the blazing Texas heat. The storms every night and cold mornings are so cozy.
It is really great 👍🏻
Hey man, you should visit Teotihuacán, a really impressive archeological site near Mexico city
The weather in cdmx is tje BEST !! I'm from cdmx but I have been in hamburg for 13 years now... the weather here is NASTY !!! just rain and rain... cloudy... horrible !!
I miss the weather in cdmx
Great video. We love CDMX - 4 visits in the last 4 years. We live at sea level next to the Pacific - every time we get to the highlands - my wife and I both get bloody noses (from the dryness or elevation, not sure). That will not slow us down. Also check out Queretaro, Puebla, Guanajuato and San Miguel - all accessible by easy bus rides. Further afield, Merida and Oaxaca are great!
Me encantan estos videos, bienvenido!!!
Take the metro up to Villa Guadalupe. See everything there and the surrounding markets.
Great video! Think I will be heading to DF in August :)
Off the beaten path you can visit kiosko morisco, beautiful gazebo inspired in the middle est, nearby also Museo del chopo designed by Eiffel, museo de San Carlos where you can find master pieces by European painters like Tintoreto. The Quetzalcóatl nest, ahouse shaped like a snake, San Angel and Chihualhuacán in the south, the National museum of antropology and a long stc.
There’s an app voice & translate and it’s so easy and handy to use! I really recommend more than google translate. You literally talk and it automatically translates
Interesting! I've been getting around with google translate, but may have to check that out.
Wow. The quality of your videos are great.
Much appreciated!
Regarding no bags-yes, starting Jan 1 single-use plastic bags have been banned in Mexico City, so everyone has had to adjust. We’re supposed to use reusable bags as much as possible. Most supermarket chains are selling them, if you don’t bring your own. Just something to keep in mind when you go grocery shopping.
water is fine, be carefull with ice, they use the same to chill the soda bottles (which are super dirty) and they use those ice cubes to give you, a super cool place to eat is colonia cuauhtémoc (Rio Lerma) enjoy your stay!
Yea I didn’t realize the ice thing, but I’ve had a few drinks with it, no problems thankfully!
Get some food at La Casa de Toño. Inexpensive and great. Have Mexican beer that you haven't tasted. El Califa is a good taco place. Try the soups/caldos at Ánimo. Take a 3.5 hour bus ride to Querétaro.
The plastic bag ban situation just started being executed over the last week. The city government passed legislation banning single use plastics. They started with bags this past week and over the course of the next yr will move on to plastic utensils, plates etc, etc. Great video! And you're super handsome too!
Sweet thanks for the info. I'm down for the a ban on single use plastic. The cloth string bag I have has been put two use two times the past couple of days. Glad you enjoyed!
grocery "bags" don't give out bags for your groceries, lul. Just teasing you. I couldn't even make a video because I'd stumble all over my words. Props to you for going as I find believe CDMX to be a rough place. It's on my list though!
Don’t miss Bella’s Artes downtown an walk to the most incredible arquitectur of the old buildings! Try tacos de tuétano! The best delicatessen you will ever have! Just in front of La Alameda is a very humble restaurant that have them. I am still dreaming of that day! Go to La Mexicana park and the Sumaya museum! There is too much to recommend! Mexico is the best city by far! The food the people and culture! Viva Mexico!
Hi Ethan I hope you enjoyed your stay at CDMX .
Go to Downtown! (El centro) it's beautiful and pretty much the heart of the city, go to Bellas Artes and of course museums, specially the anthropology museum in Chapultepec (Museo Nacional de Antropología), the courtyard is beautiful.
Just took some amazing time lapses at Bellas Artes yesterday!
Just found you. You're in my fave city in the world. Friday night, catch Lucha Libre and then cab to Plaza Garibaldi to see the mariachis, down the back end is Cantina Noche de Guadalajara. They have an interactive show of different Mexican cultural dances. On another day drink beer and tequila hanging out listening to the mariachis and then drink tequila with sangrita chasers with appetizers at the famous cantina Tenampa.
Hit a lucha fight too, it was a lot of fun!
a bit of advice, keep in mind that this chaotic city, grew by eating out small little towns, so each neighborhood has it's on style.. so: explore everything, from gourmet to street food.
Centro, San Angel, Coyoacan, Roma, Condesa, Polanco, Santa Fe are the nice parts, do try to explore in between places..
one last tip, try knocking on doors. hidden treasures are hidden every where (they may not allow pictures) but you can see inside beautiful buildings
Completely agree, it's really interesting to see the different neighborhoods. I've done a lot of exploring the past couple of weeks!
On a weekday go to the castillo Chapultepec. There should be locale at the foot of the ramp up who will be key to explaining everything to you. Agree on a personal tour price, then if she's good tip extra above the price after the tour.
Hit the castle yesterday, simply amazing!
What a nice guy you are! You are so eloquent in the way you express yourself. It makes it flow very nicely. I am only saying this because I watch lots of videos, and a lot of these people are difficult to follow!
Thank you!
I'm in Mexico City now, great vid. I've been here 2 wks. and am also coincidentally training for a half marathon, though I had been running upwards of 10 miles just for fitness. The altitude is still killing me. I got sick for a few days and once I recovered, I've realized I can walk without huffing and puffing finally...but I can only last 20 minutes running still. It's humbling to say the least. I'm headed to Buenos Aires next, so hopefully I'll feel like Superwoman once I'm back down to sea level lol
Started cracking up when you mentioned about men's hight in Mexico because I am the average hight there which is 5'4",
Hope you had a great time in La ciudad de méxico.
Greetings from Los Angeles.
On average short guys like us live longer so we have that going for us!
It all depends where in Mexico you were born, I'm 5' 10" and pretty much average height in Chihuahua where I'm from.
@@curiosmind9417 Yeah I agree. My families average heights are around 5'10 and most males are above 6'1. From Jalisco.
Welcome to mexico . I hope you enjoy your stay
Hola Ethan and welcome to CDMX! Bienvenido! Mexico city is after London, the city with more museums in the world...so you have a big choice There is one unique museum EL MUSEO DEL JUGUETE MEXICANO, is worth to see ...also Chapultepec is a big park, bigger than Central Park in NY. Go to the Castle. Try tacos al pastor in Taquería Orinoco...or anywhere, they are the cdmx tacos by excellence. Have a great time in México!
Gracias! I will have to check out the museo del juguete mexicano, looks very interesting!
Love your video!
I live in the USA and also. Water. Is. Not good for drinking from the " potable " system. We have to buy water at the store. Because. The potable water system is so chloride. So you have to adapted a filter to purified your water.
We love the US citizen people, but we don't like the US Government..
Bienvenido, Welcome.
Enfócate en el gobierno de mexico que vale mierda.
Go to the Sandborns de los Azueljos in the Centro Historico for breakfast for the atmosphere (the enchiladas are tasty or the chilaqiles). Bar Opera has good food and a nice view of the bullet Pancho Villa put in the ceiling. And of course El Cardenal that you need to get there early for breakfast or later for lunch but their molcajete appetizer is wonderful. So much to choose from and so little time.
Sanborns
Nice video!! I'm from CDMX and yes, we don't drink tap water. Food is amazing and so cheap in comparison with the US.
Even though I'm a " chilanga," I'm still amazed by how big the city is... it never ends haha...
My favorite areas: Condesa, Roma, San Angel, Reforma and Coyoacan. Safe travels ! 🤗
Thank's, you video is cool👍🏼❤️
Hey Ethan! This is Citlalli from Mty MX ! Hope you remember me :D
There are some places where you can actually drink the tap water like Mty and other states...! The grocery bags thing is a go green campaign run by governments BC #globalwarming and maybe by now you have tried habanero sauce..! That’s the spiciest you would get... if you haven’t look for it..! But take it easy ok?!
Keep having fun dear!!! 💕💕💕💕
Hi Citlalli! Hope you are well. Very cool, I appreciate the information. I'm having a blast so far!
This was a great video! Keep it up brother, greetings from A Mexican living in Dallas lol
Much appreciated!
@@ethanchlebowskimultiverse you should visit Guadalajara (my hometown) when you have the chance brother! You will love it
@@EOimages It's on the list! I want to explore all over Mexico eventually!
@@ethanchlebowskimultiverse sounds great!! glad I follow your channel now, if you ever need some advice from a place let me know
That’s funny... I’m Mexican, from Guadalajara, and living in Dallas, as well! Guadalajara definitely is a must visit!
So many places to visit in Mexico City you won't have enough time to complete the entire round of attractions. So a brief list here for you:
Chapultepec Park
Chapultepec Castle
Soumaya Museum
Tolerance Museum
Archeology Museum
Neighborhoods of Coyoacan, San Angel, Roma, Condesa and Polanco.
Try to go to see the Teotihuacan Pyramids
Check out the amazing restaurants in Mexico City such as: Lalo's, Azul Historico, Cafe la Opera, Churros El Moro, Restaurante el Cardenal, Cafe de Tacuba, Casa de los Azulejos, and also check out all of the Bakeries in city such as Panaderia Madrid, Panaderia La ideal, Panaderia El Globo, and others....wow not sure what else to share with you since there is tons of things to do. But start with these and let me know if you want more recommendations. Hit me up one on one if you need more advise. Have an amazing time!
I will be looking forward to watching your new videos soon.
Cheers
Thanks for the recommendations! I've been so focused on food the first couple weeks, I'm just now starting to get into more sightseeing. Much appreciated!
@@ethanchlebowskimultiverse oh yes, the food, really is amazing. You have to not only try the street food, but check out some of the fusion restaurants and / or more upscale to check out the variety. There are two local joints in Condesa, one is El Pescadito for the best fish tacos in Mexico City, and if you are a meat eater go to Los Chamorros de Tlacoquemecatl restaurant and indulge with chamorros. For an amazing Mexican Style Pizza try Pizza del Perro Negro....that is real fusion. Ha! 😁
Enjoy Ethan!
@@dariodiaz5200 Thanks for the recommendations, especially the fish tacos, I've been meaning to get some but have't yet!
About grocery store bags: it’s actually something that just changed when you got to Mexico; it became a law not to give bags because of ecologic reasons, just happened here in Mexico City, before that law, yes, there were plastic bags at any store, at supermarkets there were the “cerillos” (the translation would be matchsticks, that’s how they’re called), the guys that used to put the stuff you bought in bags, that worked for the tips the buyers would give to them; they used to be, many years ago, kids those that worked as cerillos, but in recent times, and until the use of bags became illegal, it became an option for old retired people without an income. There are still some places that have cerillos, but since most people either don’t use a bag if there’s not too much they bought, or many prefer to do it on their own when it comes to their own bags, it became not so common to have cerillos at supermarkets.
About water: actually many years ago people used too much filters for tap water, but recently it changed and now it’s more common to use bottled water for drinking when going out, but at home or business, there are the jugs of water. Now, in fact water at some zones is good enough to be drank directly, but not at too many places, and not always people get to know the local studies about water quality, so many people wouldn’t like to take tap water. In my case: I actually don’t have any problem drinking tap water, since the water studies for the water at my neighborhood indicate that the water is ok for drinking. Still many times I don’t use a filter or use jugs, but still use to boil the water.
Mr. Ethan Chlebowski! Overall, great video and good editing, too. You also have excellent tips for tourists. Yeah, you are correct, as of yet there is no translation to English for "estadounidense". But as you already know, overtime, language is always changing. It's dynamic and adapts to the needs of the speakers. Perhaps, we should initiate and employ an equivalent term to avoid coming across as arrogant or narcissistic to the other inhabitants of the Western Hemisphere. The Western Hemisphere is 28.4% of the earth's land area. The population of the Western Hemisphere is 965,000,000 people. And the population of the United States is 331,000,000 people. Therefore, the U.S. contains about 34% of the population in the Western Hemisphere. Anyhow, sometimes I use the term "United Stateser", "United Statesman", "United-Statesian", etc. Apparently, those terms have been around since the mid 19th century. If enough people use them, eventually they will be incorporated into the various English dictionaries. What is more important, is that you are promoting understanding and communication among various cultures (languages, religions, & customs). Thank you for your thought provoking topics that merit a discussion. Please don't let this so called "U.S. identity debate" dissuade you from your journey of fostering understanding, peace, and fun. Espero que
en el futuro hables mas Español. Es el segundo mas hablado idioma en el mundo. El Inglés es el tercero.
Welcome! About the no-bags thing: just this year a new law is in place in Mexico City that bans plastic bags to be given at stores so yeah, we are all getting used to it. If you are still here please go to try the best pastor tacos in town before you leave: www.laparrilladedonjuan.com
adress is at the bottom of the page.
Saludos from Hermosillo, Sonora.👍
About the bags, we are trying to use less plastic, its not every store that will not use them, but the goal in general is to not use plastic bags anymore
I miss CDMX so much, it’s been two years since my last visit. Now with the pandemic I’m afraid it might reduce the chances of me going this year 😞
Hello Ethan 👋🏼 what computer do you use to edit? I want to start blogging soon for my next trip ✈️ have any tips on how to learn to use premier pro?
Hey! I use the lenovo X1 carbon. For learning the best way is to start creating, find creators who's style you like as inspiration for your own videos!
Ethan Chlebowski I choose you 😂 rare Pokémon
Ethan Chlebowski really tho. Thank you for taking your time reading/ commenting back. Your awesome keep it up 👍🏼
The mexican food that serve in US actually is tex mex food. The mexicans don't eat burritos for breakfast I recomend you visit Chapultepec Castle and Downtown. The Cathedral is the most beautiful building in whole city.
We eat burritos in northern Mexico. We dont just eat them at restaurants but at our homes, flour tortilla is part of our cousine.
Hi from Puerto Vallarta jalisco
You should visit
El PALACIO NACIONAL
THE POST OFFICE BUILDING
EL CASTILLO DE CHAPULTEPEC
CENTRO HISTORICO
TETIHUACAN ETC ETC ETC
VIVA MÉXICO !
It is true about the water. Going from Arizona to Sonora, MX we always took our own water supply. Eventually we got used to the tap water in Mexico but it can make you sick. My friends and family call this sickness "Moctezuma's Revenge" for leaving the motherland for the US lol
Hi @ethanchlebowskimultiverse. Watched all of your Mexico City videos. Where did you do your cooking class?
Ethan Gald you explained yourself about the "An American in Mexico" Cause that sounds like saying a French in Europe, Doesn't make any sense cuz from Alaska to The south of Argentina we are all Americans!! Welcome to Mexico by the way!!
Plastic bags are banned in Mexico City, it started on Jan. 1 2020. Good Luck have México City is awesome!
More videos like this please 👍🏼👍🏼
I'll have one similar after my 35 days!
No one drinks tap water without filtering or boiling it first.
I love it I´m a native from Mexico City but I moved to the USA last year, I miss it so bad, my favorite days are did de muertos carnival and gay pround carnival, massive party down the avenue!
Are you going back? I’m thinking on moving there next year
Welcome to México and enjoy the ride. Mi casa es tu casa.
Nice Video 😎
sliced onions with habanero,vinegar and pineapple can be a great way to spice up your tacos!
Welcome to my Mexico 🇲🇽. I am sure you’re gonna have a great time in the city, explore as much as you can and be careful with the girls. You’re gonna be cruised at lot.
NO SE TOMA AGUA DEL GRIFO, PORQUE EL AGUA SUBE DE LA CALLE A UN TINACO QUE TIENES EN LA AZOTEA DE TU CASA, Y REALMENTE A VECES NO ESTA MUY LIMPIO DICHO TINACO, PERO PUEDES TOMAR AGUA DE LA LLAVE QUE LLEGA DIRECTO DE LAS TUBERIAS Y ESA SI LA PUEDES TOMAR. ES AGUA POTABLE, TU TINACO DE LA ZOTEA NO SIEMPRE LO TIENES EN OPTIMAS CONDICIONES DE HIGIENE ?
No plastic bags to help the world. 👍🏼
Have a great time
Your commentary is well appreciated. As a Mexican-American, I can tell you that I had thought about the same things before I traveled to Mexico City. But while I was there, I began to realize how foolish I had been for listening to the US media and people who had never even been there before. They put these horrifying thoughts in my head before I left. But the people in Mexico City and the food made me feel at home. I felt safe and happy the whole time. It’s just a matter of asking yourself logical questions: 1. why would anyone drink tap water anyway? It’s nasty. Period. 2. Would you EVER get into a questionable vehicle without asking? 3. Would you EVER flaunt your goods or cash in public?
pretty much every person in europe drinks tap water. Not nasty, most times better than most bottled water
@@canuevenxx5957 I actually just came back from Germany and Austria and the water is disgusting, even bottled water tastes strange.
@@canuevenxx5957 we drink tap water in New Zealand, and enjoy good quality air, too. And we are an almost cashless society - no need to flash out cash.
Go to teotihuacan the pyramids or xochimilco,the museum of anthropology, chapultepec castle
Ures & Tehuantepec, beef head tacos and the two salsas are really hot, this is in Roma Norte
The reason why there isnt any bags nowdays is because of a law recently aproved late last year.
Hey Ethan go to Boca Del Rio Veracruz, is beatifull beach!!☝
Bro, I'm from Sonora, nothern Mexico and we are taller and our skin is much whiter, thats what people from the north looks!1
Definitely try the machete quesadillas at Los Machetes de Amparito in colonia Guerrero. You won’t regret it, and they’re worth the wait.
Address:
Calle Heroes 192, Guerrero, Cuauhtémoc, 06300 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Welcome enjoy it, greetings guy!
Saludos!! ✌️🇲🇽🤠
Ask if they have spicy salsa. Sometimes the stands have different levels of spicy salsas
I've been asking what type of chiles are in the salsa, that usually points me in the right direction for spice!
We dont get plastic bags in a number of states in México. Dont feel bad, we're all adjusting to it.
Mexico never did. Plastic bags barley started in 2006. Mexicans are adjusting to the old method.
Soy de Monterrey pero
I ♥️ #CDMX 🇲🇽