I never fall into the trap of eating at the resort restaurant anything other than breakfast because most places offer the same menu based around eggs, oatmeal, toast, etc. Eating like the locals is where you'll get the real value and flavor of the culture.
It depends on your stomach. Some people easily get upset stomach just from the traveling, let alone trying new food, and street food at that. People who've tried different foods and can handle spicy foods don't have a problem. You do need a rather strong stomach to handle random street food. But yes absolutely the way to go if you can handle it. Some people travel around the world staying at nice hotels and resorts and eat and drink pretty much the same things they do at home. I don't get that.
@@jjryan1352 I really don't understand the point of travel if you aren't interested in local culture (which food is a huge part of), You could just stay at a nice hotel in your own city but I guess then you wouldn't be able to brag about it on social media.
When you eat at these places you support the locals, which is a great thing and you get to taste some delicious authentic Mexican food for a fair price, instead of the overpriced stuff you get at the resort's restaurants. Love your videos, Saludos from Mexico City! ✌
Kick over their food cart and go to a carnaceria. They commonly have a grill in the back serving fresh food from the butcher shop. (I am being facetious, don’t actually kick over anyones food cart all hulk style)
When I started watching Anthony Bourdain years ago I just loved how he went off the beating path and introduced the world to food from all over the world. You my friend are taking that same path. Thank you and keep up the good work on your life and spiritual mind🙏
I’m Texan and so we have Tex-Mex that I grew up on, but THEN, I went to Cabo San Lucas and my life has never been the same lol, I knew I had seen the light, experienced the truth and I love the freshness of true Mexican food, and it never gets old since there are so many varieties based on region. Now I’m blessed that my son in law is first generation Mexican American, his family is from Durango and his mama is THE best cook. I need to call her and just remind her how much I love her pollo!!!
The thing I miss most about living so close to the southern border is the Mexican food. Not the bastardized Tex-Mex, THIS kind of food. It was definitely a huge culture shock for me because I lived in Indiana. One of my coworkers took me to a ton of little stands, shops, and trucks for lunch when I got there and he basically ordered food for me. It made me pretty much a Mexican food snob afterwards.
I'm in Tennessee now and I'm lucky enough to have a couple Mexican markets right by me that cook up authentic Mexican food. I never have to dream about satisfying my craving, I just go do it. 😊
Playa Del Carmen was one of my favourite places in Mexico. A friend and I rented an apartment not too far from here for a few months and got some spanish lessons while we were there. The food was amazing, across the road from where they are filming a trailer would show up at night and it was one of the best burritos i have ever eaten.
Where Sonny was I remember on the cart was name El Compa near avenue El Constitueneys or something like that. It's just outside the touristy zone. El Compa is the birria stand. It was the best one out in that place.
The first tacos were awesome and the condiments were great. Best price ever. Right up my alley. 5 dollars and youre good. Was fun to watch. Great video
I’m regretting eating at all inclusive hotels 😩😩😩 I’ll make sure to venture out for real authentic food next time! Everything looks so good and the people look so friendly 🥰
All inclusive resorts are to drink, not to eat. Wake up, have whatever mediocre breakfast they have, walk a bit, find a populated food truck, eat to your heart's content, walk back to the hotel and drink away the night. If you feel like having dinner leave the hotel once again, find another place to eat (your nose will guide you). Enjoy the stupid cheap delicious Mexican street food, go back to the hotel and have a couple drinks to ease digestion after having such a party of flavor going through your mouth. Rinse and repeat for as long as you stay.
Just make sure you get your doctor to prescribe you antibiotics and you have it filled out before your trip, just in case. I love street food but my lily white digestive system does not.
Cancun, playa del carmen, oaxaca, san miguel de allende, san pedro. Those are one of the big money traps here in mexico. If someone really wants to go to any of those places and have a limited budget, do what locals do. Maybe even ask a random person in the street where can you find good and/or cheap food. And take a look at the prices, there are some people that will charge you more because of how you look. This can be applied to more stuff, like souvenirs, clothes, shoes or whatever.
One dollar per tacos for the first batch...amazing. I always try to make sure there are plenty of locals in any restaurants I visit. Did one in Hong Kong which sat 5000 people and myself and Brit colleague were the only non-Chinese. Once a waiter finally took pity on us and translated the menu it was amazing😋😋. As Sonny jumps from Bahamas, to Cuba, Iran, Bahamas, Andros, then Mexico again I’m getting a food education and hungry😋😜
@@miccogamer neta can mean “seriously?” “No way!” “Really?!” “You have to be kidding me.” Basically an expression of surprise. Neta can mean “truth” too.
As mexican I can tell you that $1 for a taco is a fair price, however, $0.70 is what you should be paying in most places. If you pay more than that get out because sometimes it is just a tourist trap and tacos wont be good.
Yep I uses to pay 40 cents for carne asada tacos. that price has gone up to about 60 to 65 cents. some places are around $1 now, more if you want cheese?
I ate at a fancy steak restaurant in Playa Del Carmen a few years ago - had a steak that I still think about regularly. World class. I loved the town and found the people to be super friendly and full of passion. Definitely want to see more of Mexico.
@@CandyFloss162010 dont remember the names but it's in the mega mart parking lot like 5 minutes inland from the beach/ Quinta tourist area in playa downtown area.
Spanish comment coming through!! Ay Papantla tus hijos vuelan!! Viva Mexico! Y su comida!! Thanks so much for showing to the world how amazing our food is! 🤘🏽🍺
My wife and I were just in Playa del Carmen last week and we tracked down this street. We picked one stand that was recommended by a construction worker we spoke to, and it had the most locals surrounding it. We grabbed a few items recommended by the guy taking orders, and we had to try the beef broth. It was all as good as it looked in this video, if not better. Seriously some of the best tacos I've ever had, and that soup was unbelievable. 5th Avenue doesn't have anything on this strip. Thanks for the recommendation!
dude, I'm from Mexico, I've been living in Madrid for the past 5 years, seeing this makes my mouth water. it's a shame I can't get that type of food here
@@phunnybear yes, but tacos is not the only Mexican food out there, mole, cochinita, carnitas, sopa de Lima, caldo tlalpeño, etc... That's the kind of thing you can't rly get in here
@@gonzaloescalantesanjurjo9612 sorry broskie hopefully you get the good Mexican food soon :( I’m half Mexican and I’m spoiled in Texas with all the restaurants here
I love following your incredibly adventurous appetite...and you're crazy funny as well. I also love that you are not afraid to try strange foods and share your experiences with us. Mark Wiens has nothing over you. You're a very cool dude!!!
Dude my wife and I went to the most expensive restaurant in Playa, we got the most expensive things in the menu, and our bill was like $60 after tip lol. Where are things expensive in Playa lol
Well you just said it, $60 for a meal it’s expensive. An “expensive” meal in other places it’s around $10 (per person). Usually a “normal” meal costs around $3-4 c:
@@hannahkayee831 a crappy plastic meal.. for $10 you can get real natural food in México, restaruant quality.. heck even some restaurants you may be able to spend the same amount and get quality.
Absolutely don’t even remember what life was before the show has been ingrained into my every day lol I love you Sunny love the show love everything about it I am even willing to be late to work if I have to to finish a show lol he makes you feel like you’re right there
Empanada tip - Deep in the heart of the touron zone, there's a tiny shop next to HSBC and Oxxo Quince (10 Ave Sur & Av Benito Juarez) where you can feed a family of five for under $20. Those numbers are from experience, not arbitrary.
I have been following in your early days. Your excitement never fail...good to see u outperformed Mark Wien's, Food Ranger and Mike Chen. Cheers Sonny.
@@TuWear well Mexicans are the ones that love Spanish, European or white stuff. They want and see Americans and whites as Gods same as Filipino and other poor races .
One thing l love about Sonny is his ability to keep on eating kkk, dude can eat bro. The marathon runner of food, you always go the distance. Hope to eat as much as you do someday. Lovely stuff bro
Well said jack, media and bad propaganda make méxico look bad to visitors, rate of murders, shootings, hate crimes, etc etc, is way way higher on nortamerica, ofcourse a lot of bad things happen in méxico but on any other country as well.
I've been there!! Playa Del Carmen looks like paradise. And the Hotel I stayed at was on another level. Like the whole thing was in a jungle and was all open. I was right next to the beach and the water was crystal clear. It was absolutely amazing there.
Hey Sonny, I've been a huge fan for about a year now. I know you're stranded in the US at the moment, and doing videos here. I'm wondering if you might find it interesting to do a video in New Mexico, where I grew up. The food is very specific, based on New Mexico chiles (the best in the world) and with some interesting variations. You could even spill it over into the Navajo reservation in NE Arizona. Just a suggestion, otherwise please keep going!
Great video, but it is important to seperate tex-mex from authentic Mexican food. You ate a corn tortilla, not a "taco shell" and try to hold the taco straight to avoid making a mess. If you go back to Mexico you should also visit Oaxaca and Jalisco since they're less touristic and offer different food!
Sunny you gotta eat the taco with one flour tortilla at a time. The secon one that comes with every taco is to make another smaller taco with the filling that falls out when you eat the first taco. You basically had the opportunity of eating 8 tacos! 🌮 🌯
Actually there are also there for "physical reinforcement" so your taco doesn't tear up, fall apart, and crumble in your hand. BUT I always try to split them up and have 2 tacos. 😅😁
@@EzeAsuoha Actually there are also there for "physical reinforcement" so your taco doesn't tear up, fall apar and crumble in your hand, especially on a"wet taco" BUT with a "full" taco I always try to split them up and have 2 tacos. 😅😁
Gotta say that I truly do a joy your second channel more than the original. It’s more freestyle and you do a good job man. My bff and I watch you just about any time we’re grubbin’! lol
I don't think most of us would mind having those street musicians play in the background while you record cause it brings the natural aspect of being in their culture :)
It is truth, I live in Playa del Carmen and street food is the best, If you’re visiting I would recommend you to go downtown, food is really cheap and tasty, Sunny! Next time you are here let me know, I will take you to the best street food that only local people know about. I love your channel! Congrats to you and your team, well done
@@aaronhutchinson885 It is funny when people finally realize that you are wasting your time, quite often eating "more lame gringofied food" and or being charged Way To Much for it at All inclusive hotels and "tourist restaurants." Your a better of getting a Nice, Basic, Clean, Air Conditioned hotel on the beach , by/close to the beach for less money. And the walking around the town checking things out. Maybe meating nice people. Maybe seing some interesting shops or craftsmen, Unique items. You might even see musicians on the street or "rotating through" at different food spots. I does not matter if things you basic to you where you see "food stands" If you see a bunch of Locals around eating ... If a business relies on locals to make there money... You Can't Food Poison the Local Customers that You Rely On" 🙂 Places where they basically "only serve tourists" , they MIGHT take the risk and say well "maybe the beef /shrimp is still good... if not they won't know where they got poisoned and we'll never see them again" .... 😅 Enjoy! Blow of Paying a bunch of money on expensive all inclusive hotel food, Hit the streets, explorer and Enjoy Tasty Local Food without getting ripped off! AND Help some locals for a bit instead of "large corporations." 🙂ALTHOUGH be careful if you go from eating milk and cereal for breakfast to eating hearty, meaty, greasy, cheesy spicy chili laced food. You probably wont get food poisoning but you digestive track may get "freaked out/messed up" from being in shock from the totally different food! 😲😅😉 Maybe start the day of with something easier/lighter, less heavy or spicy before moving on to whatever you want to be eating/trying for lunch and dinner. 😀 Or Maybe nothing will phase you. 😅😉🙂 BUT DO DEFINITELY go to at least a couple decent "fancy" restaurants for a dinner, breakfast or brunch on your trip. Get some "atmosphere" an maybe a bit higher grad of food quality, ingredieants, and maybe a bit mor "artisinal" of a recipe. 🙂 Or if you are Unlucky,,, You might just get the same quaility of food for a bunch more money to use a fancy chair, and table with ceramic plates. 😅😉
As a artist, I've heard from other artists; that Playa del Carmen is an artist's enclave and gathering spot. Also, it's known for good and very reasonable elective dental procedures that in America comes with an astronomical price tag. Of course attracting the wealthy from all over the world. Hence, it's THE place to go for new teeth.
20 years ago it was great for artists and people who cared about the world around them. Now it's Instagram twerkers and families wishing they didn't make the mistake of going there. Somehow, in the past 15 years it became dirtier, more crowded, and more overpriced than Cancun-proper. The amount of trash and chemicals currently dumped in the natural waterways - including cenotes - is hard to stomach.
@@williammadray7818 I wish I was lost in the hyperbole on that one. I was blown away, in the most negative sense, returning with my family after 15+ years. I talked about the natural beauty and the small village vibe...Only to arrive to a complete touron trap, void of all culture and natural wonder. You can pay money to head down to Tulum and whatnot (worth it), but Tulum is already "The next Playa del Carmen", and in some ways it's worse. Quintana Roo tried so hard to attract tourism dollars for so long, they failed their citizenry and the beauty Mother Nature afforded them.
@@gumpotronic Vladimir Prodanovich; a California artist who moved to Delray Beach and I assisted at his art complex, went there to visit and get new teeth affordably. He said the same about the crowd. I told Vladimir I thought I could visit and scrape by on a starving artist 🎨 budget. Vladimir stated NO WAY in no uncertain terms; and then went on to prophesy that I would be calling him begging for a ticket home to Florida, inside of three months AND he stated that I didn't want to dilly dally around and miss my flight. The natives find stranded artists delightfully delicious.
I never fall into the trap of eating at the resort restaurant anything other than breakfast because most places offer the same menu based around eggs, oatmeal, toast, etc. Eating like the locals is where you'll get the real value and flavor of the culture.
It depends on your stomach. Some people easily get upset stomach just from the traveling, let alone trying new food, and street food at that. People who've tried different foods and can handle spicy foods don't have a problem. You do need a rather strong stomach to handle random street food. But yes absolutely the way to go if you can handle it. Some people travel around the world staying at nice hotels and resorts and eat and drink pretty much the same things they do at home. I don't get that.
@@jjryan1352 I really don't understand the point of travel if you aren't interested in local culture (which food is a huge part of), You could just stay at a nice hotel in your own city but I guess then you wouldn't be able to brag about it on social media.
@@OrbObserver ahh yes I would like to go on holiday and eat.... my own food.
like so boring
i agree, i would much rather eat with the locals
@@jjryan1352 weak people problems
When you eat at these places you support the locals, which is a great thing and you get to taste some delicious authentic Mexican food for a fair price, instead of the overpriced stuff you get at the resort's restaurants.
Love your videos, Saludos from Mexico City! ✌
U are so right 👍, love Mexican food love from the Philippines 🇵🇭😊😊👍
The crunch on the empanada was incredible. Looked really good. Price is so right.
Churchhh , 🗣️❗ 🤣
i love me a good empanada and these looked incredible.
Tacos are supposed to be delicious and cheap. Way too many hipsters around my area trying to charge $4-5 for a single taco.
Right !!! 😐🙄 I rather go to México and get them freshly cooked
Kick over their food cart and go to a carnaceria. They commonly have a grill in the back serving fresh food from the butcher shop.
(I am being facetious, don’t actually kick over anyones food cart all hulk style)
That's how much they are in San Diego, Ca. (they aren't even that good, mediocre at best)
@@muerte.eterno Lol seriously? Man the greed is real
@@chrisharuthai6045 its the cost of the food,thank beijing joe for that,dont blame us mexicans
When I started watching Anthony Bourdain years ago I just loved how he went off the beating path and introduced the world to food from all over the world. You my friend are taking that same path. Thank you and keep up the good work on your life and spiritual mind🙏
Amen! Miss Tony. Sonny is a good son for sure
Mexican food never disappoints.
I’m Texan and so we have Tex-Mex that I grew up on, but THEN, I went to Cabo San Lucas and my life has never been the same lol, I knew I had seen the light, experienced the truth and I love the freshness of true Mexican food, and it never gets old since there are so many varieties based on region. Now I’m blessed that my son in law is first generation Mexican American, his family is from Durango and his mama is THE best cook. I need to call her and just remind her how much I love her pollo!!!
Come to Tijuana!!!
Tacos are the best fast food in the world
@@valerief1231 Arriba Durango! My mom is from there!!
@@akane233 Yea, im from tijuana and the tacos are 🤤!!
Gracias por mostrar tanto respeto y cariño a mi país México 🇲🇽 y a nuestra gente ❤
Sos hermosa
The thing I miss most about living so close to the southern border is the Mexican food. Not the bastardized Tex-Mex, THIS kind of food. It was definitely a huge culture shock for me because I lived in Indiana. One of my coworkers took me to a ton of little stands, shops, and trucks for lunch when I got there and he basically ordered food for me. It made me pretty much a Mexican food snob afterwards.
I'm in Tennessee now and I'm lucky enough to have a couple Mexican markets right by me that cook up authentic Mexican food. I never have to dream about satisfying my craving, I just go do it. 😊
@@JBleeZy6969 It's only authentic if it's made in Mexico.
I always get so hungry when I watch you Sonny! Always great content!🤤🥰👍
I was hoping to see you dip the birria taco in the consommé!!! My heart is broken
Definitely the best food review show I’ll give you 5 stars
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Greeting from Veracruz Mexico 🇲🇽
Gracias! De hecho yo soy de playa 😅
Playa Del Carmen was one of my favourite places in Mexico. A friend and I rented an apartment not too far from here for a few months and got some spanish lessons while we were there. The food was amazing, across the road from where they are filming a trailer would show up at night and it was one of the best burritos i have ever eaten.
do you have the name of the place for the burrito you liked?
@@timb329 honestly i don't think there was a name on it, just a trailer that pulled up around sunset every night.
Where Sonny was I remember on the cart was name El Compa near avenue El Constitueneys or something like that. It's just outside the touristy zone. El Compa is the birria stand. It was the best one out in that place.
The first tacos were awesome and the condiments were great. Best price ever. Right up my alley. 5 dollars and youre good. Was fun to watch. Great video
It's amazing that they leave all the sauces and condiments for customers to add onto their food, and there's not a single fly around or other bugs.
Flies are nature's health inspectors. If they're around it's because of nearby filth. Also the smoke from cooking helps keep them away.
@@Username90004 lol
@@Username90004 😅😅 not lieying
oh trust me they’re there
They come at night lol
I’m regretting eating at all inclusive hotels 😩😩😩 I’ll make sure to venture out for real authentic food next time! Everything looks so good and the people look so friendly 🥰
All inclusive resorts are to drink, not to eat. Wake up, have whatever mediocre breakfast they have, walk a bit, find a populated food truck, eat to your heart's content, walk back to the hotel and drink away the night. If you feel like having dinner leave the hotel once again, find another place to eat (your nose will guide you). Enjoy the stupid cheap delicious Mexican street food, go back to the hotel and have a couple drinks to ease digestion after having such a party of flavor going through your mouth. Rinse and repeat for as long as you stay.
Just make sure you get your doctor to prescribe you antibiotics and you have it filled out before your trip, just in case. I love street food but my lily white digestive system does not.
@@lillyess385 JUST GET PEPTO BISMOL
Fresa
@@ibrake4rappers Pepto bismol doesn't do anything to clogged arteries.
Cancun, playa del carmen, oaxaca, san miguel de allende, san pedro. Those are one of the big money traps here in mexico. If someone really wants to go to any of those places and have a limited budget, do what locals do. Maybe even ask a random person in the street where can you find good and/or cheap food. And take a look at the prices, there are some people that will charge you more because of how you look. This can be applied to more stuff, like souvenirs, clothes, shoes or whatever.
One dollar per tacos for the first batch...amazing. I always try to make sure there are plenty of locals in any restaurants I visit. Did one in Hong Kong which sat 5000 people and myself and Brit colleague were the only non-Chinese. Once a waiter finally took pity on us and translated the menu it was amazing😋😋. As Sonny jumps from Bahamas, to Cuba, Iran, Bahamas, Andros, then Mexico again I’m getting a food education and hungry😋😜
I recently discovered this channel and I absolutely love it, Sonny's energy is so incredible and perfect for this type of content!
Hes comes off like a normal dude tasting amazing food for the first time.. which is true
1:42 when he tells him to keep the change and the worker says “neta?”😭😂
😂
What does it mean? :D
@@miccogamer neta can mean “seriously?” “No way!” “Really?!” “You have to be kidding me.” Basically an expression of surprise. Neta can mean “truth” too.
I love tacos! Hope to visit Mexico this summer for some legit tacos!
you know the foods tasty when it makes you say "wow!...what a mixture of combinations" 😂
😂😂😂💯
As mexican I can tell you that $1 for a taco is a fair price, however, $0.70 is what you should be paying in most places. If you pay more than that get out because sometimes it is just a tourist trap and tacos wont be good.
You have names of places that charge that much?
Yep I uses to pay 40 cents for carne asada tacos. that price has gone up to about 60 to 65 cents. some places are around $1 now, more if you want cheese?
Los mexicano si que saben de comida. Ojalá un día pueda ir. Un abrazo desde Argentina.
Pero la carne asada de Argentina es otro Nivel ❤ saludos hasta jujuy Argentina de su amigo de El GRUPO SONIDO MAZTER!!!
I ate at a fancy steak restaurant in Playa Del Carmen a few years ago - had a steak that I still think about regularly. World class. I loved the town and found the people to be super friendly and full of passion. Definitely want to see more of Mexico.
I love this guy, he is funny and just down to earth, I love foodie shows and humor so a great way to to be entertained Thank You
The food looks awesome~! Thanks for sharing with us Sonny! Love seeing your adventures 🥰
Sonny I can't thank you enough for all the entertainment. Watching from Trinidad and Tobago
Thanks Sonny for showing us all these great kinds of food!
I used to eat at these stands everyday when I worked at a business behind the megamart, that empanada really is excellent.
Do you remember the name of any of the stands? I'd love to go next week when I'm in mexico
@@CandyFloss162010 dont remember the names but it's in the mega mart parking lot like 5 minutes inland from the beach/ Quinta tourist area in playa downtown area.
Love your show Sonny!! & Loving this Mexican series!! 🇲🇽 🇺🇸 ✌️
Spanish comment coming through!! Ay Papantla tus hijos vuelan!! Viva Mexico! Y su comida!! Thanks so much for showing to the world how amazing our food is! 🤘🏽🍺
Todo bien en casa ?
My wife and I were just in Playa del Carmen last week and we tracked down this street. We picked one stand that was recommended by a construction worker we spoke to, and it had the most locals surrounding it. We grabbed a few items recommended by the guy taking orders, and we had to try the beef broth. It was all as good as it looked in this video, if not better. Seriously some of the best tacos I've ever had, and that soup was unbelievable. 5th Avenue doesn't have anything on this strip. Thanks for the recommendation!
best ever food review show for sure
Your pfp with your comment got me dead
Id love to see you visit Guadalajara, Chapala, Jalisco, everywhere really!
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You're right about that! My wife and dad are from La Barca!!!
That second place looked AMAZING
I've been watching these videos over and over
I think we're going to need to step up our game next Taco Tuesday.... these look Dynamite! 🌮 🌮 🌮
Taco Tuesday is real!? I thought it was something made up
@@mrd7532 nope out in Arizona it's very real
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its all about the salsa! learn to make a salsa with guacamole.
YESSSS!!!! street food is where it is at. LOVE this video, more like this please :)
Awesome episode, all the food looked 🔥🔥!! Great food & at a great price. Cheers Bro 👊🏼😎🤙🏼
dude, I'm from Mexico, I've been living in Madrid for the past 5 years, seeing this makes my mouth water. it's a shame I can't get that type of food here
madrid and spain in general SUCK! big balls
Isn’t there a restaurant called Takos in Madrid?
@@phunnybear yes, but tacos is not the only Mexican food out there, mole, cochinita, carnitas, sopa de Lima, caldo tlalpeño, etc... That's the kind of thing you can't rly get in here
@@phunnybear sopes, huaraches, dude, I could go on for days
@@gonzaloescalantesanjurjo9612 sorry broskie hopefully you get the good Mexican food soon :( I’m half Mexican and I’m spoiled in Texas with all the restaurants here
Did you said "It's leaking like a scared frog"? That's why I love your shows, man!
The second one is so yummy too n lots of salad👍👍which I love 👍
I miss the popping out from random places!!! Bring it back please
I love following your incredibly adventurous appetite...and you're crazy funny as well. I also love that you are not afraid to try strange foods and share your experiences with us. Mark Wiens has nothing over you. You're a very cool dude!!!
Easily 7-10 dollars each for those items here in Australia. Man those look so satisfying.
Yeah…love Australia but it’s very expensive 😢😂
I think you mean dollairy-doos, the national currency of Australia
@@PrussianFrost 10 Smackeroos mate
DAng! You are getting Seriously Screwed! 😲🤪
I really enjoy your second channel
Omg my mouth was watering the whole time😩❤️..the way the guy knew what you were saying and said it for you 😂
06:43 Leaking like a scared frog, one of the best analogies ever 🤣
Dude my wife and I went to the most expensive restaurant in Playa, we got the most expensive things in the menu, and our bill was like $60 after tip lol. Where are things expensive in Playa lol
Well you just said it, $60 for a meal it’s expensive. An “expensive” meal in other places it’s around $10 (per person). Usually a “normal” meal costs around $3-4 c:
@@Pac0110 it's $10 for one meal at McDonalds so I'd rather get better food in Mexico for cheaper.
@@hannahkayee831 a crappy plastic meal.. for $10 you can get real natural food in México, restaruant quality.. heck even some restaurants you may be able to spend the same amount and get quality.
@@Adefesio94 I was saying you could get amazing, delicious food for $10 in Mexico.. I love LOVE mexican food!
@@hannahkayee831 $10 is normal for a meal at McDonalds these days, higher in New York City.
Absolutely don’t even remember what life was before the show has been ingrained into my every day lol I love you Sunny love the show love everything about it I am even willing to be late to work if I have to to finish a show lol he makes you feel like you’re right there
I don't know why I find so satisfying watching a gringo eat Mexican food. Good job 👌
Empanada tip - Deep in the heart of the touron zone, there's a tiny shop next to HSBC and Oxxo Quince (10 Ave Sur & Av Benito Juarez) where you can feed a family of five for under $20. Those numbers are from experience, not arbitrary.
I've got my snacks out... Let's see what Sonny has in-store 😁😎
Bless you all ❤️💋
📍Durban, South Africa
The birria tacos looked amazing!
The soup looks amazing
I have been following in your early days. Your excitement never fail...good to see u outperformed Mark Wien's, Food Ranger and Mike Chen. Cheers Sonny.
Snappy sospek from Jamaica 🇯🇲 here before viral 💯💯 always watching 🎥
Every single thing looked amazing 🤤🤤
We basically eat tortilla as a form of roti here in Bangladesh 😀
Roti with any vegetables or any curry 🍛
Exactly, except ours is made of corn and are originally called Tlaxcalli.
@@TuWear yes but always remember Quesadillas need cheese, unless you're a little special in more than one way or what we call being from Mexico city.
@@TuWear tortillas
@@newmind4850 Originally called Tlaxcali because it is what the Mexica called it before Spain gave it a stupid name.
@@TuWear well Mexicans are the ones that love Spanish, European or white stuff. They want and see Americans and whites as Gods same as Filipino and other poor races .
I’ve been exactly there before it’s crazy to see you there
Birria tacos are meant to be dipped into the consommé. It’s like a double dip of deliciousness.
I can't believe I had to scroll so far to a comment on it lol
Sonny is the man, i say it all the time. much love from Canada brother!
The best food in the universe only in Mexico. Greatness.
Very true
That could be the best food tour. Taco Tuesday, one of my favourite foods, especially for dinner
Oh wow that empanada looked so good
Great video great food,really looking forward to trying the food when I am there in Jan 2023
I cried watching this. I LOVE MEXICAN FOOOOOOODDDDD. I need all of this. Like immediately. - a texas gal
One thing l love about Sonny is his ability to keep on eating kkk, dude can eat bro. The marathon runner of food, you always go the distance. Hope to eat as much as you do someday. Lovely stuff bro
great food video
Thank you for the video! ☺•
I like you go for the salsa man, great content!
In my opinion all that Delicious Food goes really well with a Cold Modelo Beer with lime..Good Bless Mexico
This food looks incredible. Stay safe in Mexico. Much love from the US
I have not felt unsafe once in Mexico yet
Well said jack, media and bad propaganda make méxico look bad to visitors, rate of murders, shootings, hate crimes, etc etc, is way way higher on nortamerica, ofcourse a lot of bad things happen in méxico but on any other country as well.
@@rodolfomendez7202 I've been here for half a year and absolutely love it I wish western countries were as free as mexico
@@rodolfomendez7202 I've been here for half a year and absolutely love it I wish western countries were as free as mexico
@@jackward770 yeah México is great, just be cautious like every other place.
“Defibrillizer” lol 😂
I'm locked in my house due to a blizzard! Should not have watched this since I don't have the ingredients! Looks awesome
This is the best, by far, channel for food.
Awesome video, love the enthusiasm 😆
Thank you sunny for bringing the best food review to our everyday life's.
Always look forward to watching.
Day 1 fan🙏 from sb CA.
The way he put the food on the tortilla lol and i wonder if he used any lemons I didn’t see any
Omg....now I am hungry. Dude, that all looks super delish!
i am with you. after watching this video i am super hungry now lol
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This channel should have millions of subscribers ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Your my favourite food review show truly its the best 💖💖💖 keep making amazing content and trying anything and everything edible that comes your way
"Leaking like a scared frog." LOL 🤣
Try the red sausage in Mexico it’s really good
Unpopular opinion: these videos are better than the one on the main channel
That seems delicious 😋, great video I want tacos today.
I love these second channel vids! Remind me of the good old days. Please keep making them!
I've been there!! Playa Del Carmen looks like paradise. And the Hotel I stayed at was on another level. Like the whole thing was in a jungle and was all open. I was right next to the beach and the water was crystal clear. It was absolutely amazing there.
Name of the place u stayed at?
I love how I can’t even tell if I’m watching the main channel vs second channel. Best videos ever!
Hey Sonny, I've been a huge fan for about a year now. I know you're stranded in the US at the moment, and doing videos here. I'm wondering if you might find it interesting to do a video in New Mexico, where I grew up. The food is very specific, based on New Mexico chiles (the best in the world) and with some interesting variations. You could even spill it over into the Navajo reservation in NE Arizona. Just a suggestion, otherwise please keep going!
How is he stranded in the US? This video is literally from another country.
the best chiles in the world is where they are from:), Mexico
Great video, but it is important to seperate tex-mex from authentic Mexican food. You ate a corn tortilla, not a "taco shell" and try to hold the taco straight to avoid making a mess. If you go back to Mexico you should also visit Oaxaca and Jalisco since they're less touristic and offer different food!
Sunny you gotta eat the taco with one flour tortilla at a time. The secon one that comes with every taco is to make another smaller taco with the filling that falls out when you eat the first taco. You basically had the opportunity of eating 8 tacos! 🌮 🌯
Good to know
Actually there are also there for "physical reinforcement" so your taco doesn't tear up, fall apart, and crumble in your hand. BUT I always try to split them up and have 2 tacos. 😅😁
@@EzeAsuoha Actually there are also there for "physical reinforcement" so your taco doesn't tear up, fall apar and crumble in your hand, especially on a"wet taco" BUT with a "full" taco I always try to split them up and have 2 tacos. 😅😁
Gotta say that I truly do a joy your second channel more than the original. It’s more freestyle and you do a good job man. My bff and I watch you just about any time we’re grubbin’! lol
Why can’t we have this type of Mexican food in the USA!! This is what we want!! 10:00 mark those look amazing
Look harder, there is a good chance that somewhere you can find something "close"
Sunny you’re videos bring me peace, keep at it!
Mannnn you make me hungry every time. Well maybe not the bugs time but mostly every time 🤣
I don't think most of us would mind having those street musicians play in the background while you record cause it brings the natural aspect of being in their culture :)
All the food looked so awesome 👏!
It is truth, I live in Playa del Carmen and street food is the best, If you’re visiting I would recommend you to go downtown, food is really cheap and tasty, Sunny! Next time you are here let me know, I will take you to the best street food that only local people know about. I love your channel!
Congrats to you and your team, well done
I was just there. Wish I washed this video before. We will be there God willing again in April..
@@aaronhutchinson885 It is funny when people finally realize that you are wasting your time, quite often eating "more lame gringofied food" and or being charged Way To Much for it at All inclusive hotels and "tourist restaurants." Your a better of getting a Nice, Basic, Clean, Air Conditioned hotel on the beach , by/close to the beach for less money. And the walking around the town checking things out. Maybe meating nice people. Maybe seing some interesting shops or craftsmen, Unique items. You might even see musicians on the street or "rotating through" at different food spots. I does not matter if things you basic to you where you see "food stands" If you see a bunch of Locals around eating ... If a business relies on locals to make there money... You Can't Food Poison the Local Customers that You Rely On" 🙂 Places where they basically "only serve tourists" , they MIGHT take the risk and say well "maybe the beef /shrimp is still good... if not they won't know where they got poisoned and we'll never see them again" .... 😅 Enjoy! Blow of Paying a bunch of money on expensive all inclusive hotel food, Hit the streets, explorer and Enjoy Tasty Local Food without getting ripped off! AND Help some locals for a bit instead of "large corporations." 🙂ALTHOUGH be careful if you go from eating milk and cereal for breakfast to eating hearty, meaty, greasy, cheesy spicy chili laced food. You probably wont get food poisoning but you digestive track may get "freaked out/messed up" from being in shock from the totally different food! 😲😅😉 Maybe start the day of with something easier/lighter, less heavy or spicy before moving on to whatever you want to be eating/trying for lunch and dinner. 😀 Or Maybe nothing will phase you. 😅😉🙂
BUT DO DEFINITELY go to at least a couple decent "fancy" restaurants for a dinner, breakfast or brunch on your trip. Get some "atmosphere" an maybe a bit higher grad of food quality, ingredieants, and maybe a bit mor "artisinal" of a recipe. 🙂 Or if you are Unlucky,,, You might just get the same quaility of food for a bunch more money to use a fancy chair, and table with ceramic plates. 😅😉
As a artist, I've heard from other artists; that Playa del Carmen is an artist's enclave and gathering spot.
Also, it's known for good and very reasonable elective dental procedures that in America comes with an astronomical price tag. Of course attracting the wealthy from all over the world. Hence, it's THE place to go for new teeth.
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20 years ago it was great for artists and people who cared about the world around them. Now it's Instagram twerkers and families wishing they didn't make the mistake of going there. Somehow, in the past 15 years it became dirtier, more crowded, and more overpriced than Cancun-proper. The amount of trash and chemicals currently dumped in the natural waterways - including cenotes - is hard to stomach.
@@gumpotronic really
@@williammadray7818 I wish I was lost in the hyperbole on that one. I was blown away, in the most negative sense, returning with my family after 15+ years. I talked about the natural beauty and the small village vibe...Only to arrive to a complete touron trap, void of all culture and natural wonder. You can pay money to head down to Tulum and whatnot (worth it), but Tulum is already "The next Playa del Carmen", and in some ways it's worse. Quintana Roo tried so hard to attract tourism dollars for so long, they failed their citizenry and the beauty Mother Nature afforded them.
@@gumpotronic Vladimir Prodanovich; a California artist who moved to Delray Beach and I assisted at his art complex, went there to visit and get new teeth affordably. He said the same about the crowd. I told Vladimir I thought I could visit and scrape by on a starving artist 🎨 budget. Vladimir stated NO WAY in no uncertain terms; and then went on to prophesy that I would be calling him begging for a ticket home to Florida, inside of three months AND he stated that I didn't want to dilly dally around and miss my flight. The natives find stranded artists delightfully delicious.
I’ve Been Waiting For You To Try Birria Tacos This Whole Mexico Tour Series Lol So Happy You Did, Great Video !