Hello guys! Hola chicos! The ingredients for the Mexican dishes are very difficult to obtain so there were some modifications Los ingredientes para los platillos mexicanos son muy difíciles de conseguir por lo que hubieron algunas modificaciones.
We aren't fat we are curvy...in Mexico our dishes are much heavier but remember why, we walk everywhere, our days are very long and we don't have air conditioning so we sweat it all out.
Con decirte que estoy viendo este video a las dos de la mañana y me eché una carcajada que despertó a todos. Ésa si estuvo buena. Alguien por favor enséñale ese señor como decir panzones. Jajaja.
One of them even speaks French No I don’t find that strange because I can’t understand French I can understand with then I can’t speak them very well and I also know Spanish and English
That’s is so awesome, I wish I learned more languages in high school but I’m gonna learn how to speak Japanese and Italian soon. Korean sounds like another language to pick up on as well as Arabic.
the guy who speaks english, spanish, french and korean really just called me dumb in 4 different languages (edit: idk why this got so many likes but it becomes even sadder when i tell you my dad is a translator)
I love languages, I was born in Mexico and learned Spanish and English since I am also from the North. I learned Italian for 10 years, and now I'm learning German and Portuguese. Portuguese and French are becoming easier the more romance languages I learn..German isn't tough either since it's somewhat related to English. Japanese or Korean are my next languages tho
4:03 😂 He got me dead☠ Tbh I found him really rough, because usually you say "panza" for the belly of animals and it's a little bit heavy saying it to a stranger but I love that the girl didn't get mad because she knows being rude wasn't his intention
Cilantro is so good, even in the US I've heard people say it taste like soap? I don't know how? But for me it brings out all the flavors of what you're eating.
the tasting like soap thing is genetic. a percent of the population cant eat cilantro without it tasting like that. thankfully im not one of them LOL cuz i love cilantro
I feel like Mexicans and Koreans have so much in common in terms of culture, food, and even language. I live in Arizona and worked at a sushi restaurant for a few years with Mexican chef's and they are the most down to earth people I've ever met (I was the only Asian chef, ironically). One thing I admire greatly about Mexicans is their work ethic. They don't seem to get tired at all. It's probably all that tequila. They taught me a lot of bad words too! I miss them vatos
There was a video here on RUclips about Latin Asians, how many asians grew in Latin American countries and vice versa so it's ironic after watching that I see this. Asian and Latin countries have so much in common from their cultures, foods, interactions with families, work ethics, etc.
I'm Mexican and my best friend is Korean, and when we lived together we cooked food that was so spicy that no one else could use the kitchen for hours until it was aired out. I bet Mexican-Korean fusion cuisine could be bomb as hell. My best friend and I sort of made it a few times out of necessity by combining whatever ingredients we had together and making Mexican-Korean stews for example.
@@bjaarki It totally sounds like the food of the gods right?! Spicy ass food that could kill your taste buds. Oh wait, I totally just remembered Korean tacos is a thing and I always heard it's bomb. We need a Korean taco place up here in Minneapolis!
As a Korean person who speaks mostly English and learned Spanish in school, it's really cool and useful to see all three translations on the screen at once.
The Mexican girl said that, children's chips are spicy. Well, when I was a kid, when the ice cream truck came, most of us neighborhood kids would buy the red hot chips and ate them things as a snack. I'm really impressed with the one guy whose Spanish is way better than my Spanish 😂
What I would do as a little kid, is that I would buy hot cheetos at a near by store and like ask the lady to put squeeze a lemon on them and add salsa valentina, till this day I still est them like that. Lol
I started laughing at that part! I thought maybe she was telling the viewers but she was only looking at him while explaining and not at the camera. I love how he kept looking at her like, "girl, I know how to eat a damn taco!"
Soy de Culiacán y comemos mariscos al menos una vez al día en Mazatlán recomendaría probar El Puropollo estan muy buenas las piezas de pollo y el aderezo es increíble
C T It depends of the place but mostly it consist of tortillas tostadas, tomato sause or some kind of green sause and the sause can be spicy if you want, cheese (queso fresco), in the video the guy put chicken, when we prepare them in my house we also put some avocado, cream (in mexico is called crema fresca so the literally translation is fresh cream) and mashed beans and I also forgot that some people also put some kind of scrambled egg at the top of it, but as i told you before, it depends a lot of the place where are you eating them, I hope it helps :)
My mom tried making chilaquiles for the first time for breakfast bc my dad was craving them and she burnt them,they tasted to bad but we still ate them
@Vladimir Преображенский It is very different because the Koreans were already civilized, the Spanish invasion was not an invasion at all, the Spanish simply colonized the land and then the Native Americans annexed this civilization, practically when the Spanish colonists became independent from the kingdom there were still 3 million of free natives, who joined the Mexican civilization and multiculturalism began take philipines as an example, they joined the spanish civilization but they use the same lenguages and theyr names are strange like mixed, they are no single white philipines like us, as i know
My husband is from Seoul, Korea and I'm Mexican American so this was a very interesting video for me. We usually have both Mexican and Korean food on our dinner table all the time. I love Korean food and he loves Mexican food. He asks me what is the best food and I always say Mexican and Korean food are best.
I’m born in Los Angeles and I am korean American I grew up with eating both korean, American, and Mexican food. Mexican foods are always good. I been to many parties like quince.
@@demiandm7757 he was being sarcastic lol that's why he put the 😂 at the end lol. But thanks for explaining it aswell, it'd probably be helpful to some people
Good job guys! Can you please do a video of how other cultures cook and prepare rice. In Mexico and other Latin American countries we use tomatoes or azafran, (yellow rice) tomatillos and onions (white rice), or have rice sweet. What would Koreans think?
So all the Koreans understood English but didn’t speak it one spoke Spanish and all the Mexicans spoke English Korean and Spanish good lord THE LINGUISTICS
they probably grew up with 2 of them and then picked the other ones along the way. my friend learned Portuguese and german from parents then English and Spanish in school. Its super impressive wish I spoke more languages
6:00 “Just because I’m Mexican doesn’t mean I don’t feel the spice” I felt that 😭 I’m Mexican and I have a low spice tolerance and people say I’m not a “true Mexican”
Jacks C I can’t eat things with spice anymore, IM LITERALLY ALL ABOUT SPICYNESS IN FOOD 😭, because I’ve thrown up even when I’ve drunken two cups of milk crii
Bro I'm Mexican but I can't eat spicy food 😭 I'm truly the CEO of not being a "true Mexican" because I don't like a lot of things like pozole, agua de ochata, menudo and literally a lot more🙃 my tastebuds are sensitive 😑
Honestly this is the coolest video I’ve seen in a while. Mexican and Koreans swapping foods? AND speaking other languages?? Makes me want to travel and learn other languages! This was just very exciting to me 😁
When they started speaking their native language I thought there was gonna be a language barrier but then they switched languages and I was "Wow, that's awesome"
Rjin que bueno que ya te invitan a participar en estás colaboraciones, me alegro mucho que la gente te está reconociendo cada vez más, sigue trabajando así. Por cierto amo tu color de cabello 💕😍
I just want everyone to be aware that the guy who made "chilaquiles" actually just made a plate of nachos. Chilaquiles are covered in sauce, and you have to use freshly fried tortillas. If you use tortilla chips you buy at the store, which this guy clearly used, your chips are going to instantly turn to mush.
2 things, in korea is difficult to find tortillerias, second tortilla chips quality is a big difference, example I get the organic ones due to my body after cancer, my family now use them since they last longer without mushing or going bad while bagged, the flavor is more "Great Grandma" taste and they are not oily. That is why totopo quality varies from tostilocos to nachos to chilaquiles to seafood to botanero. :)
@@KiryuSeiran I'm not saying you need authentic, fresh-made tortillas that you can only get at a tortilleria. You can use common corn tortillas that you would find at popular grocery stores. Any store-bought, packaged corn tortilla that you cut up into triangles and fry yourself would be better than tortilla chips. Also, even if he had used freshly fried tortilla chips, he still didn't cover them in sauce; which is what you do with chilaquiles.
I think it was a mistake to get someone who lived on "the other side" cause you get this type of "what the fuck are you doing?" kind of moments lol, chilaquiles are delicious and nachos are too, but they're very different.
@@KiryuSeiran the problem was that the technique for the chilaquiles was completely wrong, the chips that he used was the smallest of the problems. Imagine I make chilaquiles with store bought totopos like he did in the video, they might be a 90%, pretty good as ong as I prepare them correctly, make a salsa, dunk the chips, add the toppings... however if I make my own fresh fried corn pieces and prepare them like he did in the video, those would be 15% chilaquiles, pretty bad... or pretty good nachos, but completely different
I’m CHICANA (Mexican American) I love that these two cultures are coming together thought food. I love that they are speaking together in there native languages. 🇲🇽🇰🇷
I'm so glad she said, "Taco Bell isn't Mexican food." My non- Hispanic friends always say "I ate Mexican food yesterday." and then continue to tell me what crunchy taco they ate at taco bell.
For anyone interested in the history of tacos😊... Let’s jump back to the origin of tacos. This amazing dish is a historical symbol of Mexican culture and it’s gastronomy. A taco is based on a corn or wheat tortilla with a wonderful variety of fillings. It's unknown the origin of tacos, but it is believed they were created in Mexico. The word taco comes from the náhuatl ‘tlahco’ which means “half or in the middle'', referring to the shape of the taco. In the 1800, hispanic females would send men who would work on the fields, food wrapped in a tortilla. It wasn't until 1908, Morelos Mexico brought emergence in the famous Taco acorazados: tortilla, a bedding of rice, and finally the topping. In 1950 Tlaxcala Mexico brought the iconic ‘tacos de canasta’, people carrying a basket full of tacos would go out to the streets and sell. From there on, many varieties of tacos exist like: beef, pork, chicken, seafood, vegetables, cheese, and many more. Comment your favorite dish and it's history! Thank you for reading🥰
@Captain Howdy because this video is focused solely on Mexicans and Koreans. It has no mention of Trump so I'm not sure why you feel it should be mentioned.
Maybe they don’t like football? Things like that would never come up in conversations I have, just because I wouldn’t think about it so it wouldn’t occur to me to talk about it!
Guys, almost everyone outside an english-speaking country speaks english, when they have a second-language, because a lot of people do speak it and it makes it easier to communicate online. then there are people who are interested in yet another language besides their own and english :v welcome to the world
I was surprised to see so many people saying how uncommon it was to see a multilingual, but at least in Mexico (or just the North) most schools teach english as a mandatory subject, and some of them even teach english and another language. Guess it is not like that in english-speaking countries, as you said.
I think it’s impressive to see Koreans speaking Spanish, Mexicans speaking Korean because they are geographically so far away and not similar languages at all. I think it’s just something really cool that jumps out about the video, that they can connect so fluently
I think Mexican food will become more and more famous in Korea although it's still famous. Hot pot, wasabi, and sriracha are sweeping once in a while, so it's about time for Mexican food to deserve. ㅋㅋㅋ
I love how everyone is able to communicate in a language that is not theirs or can speak the other persons language that they are with. It normalizes talking to someone in their language and seems to be less embarrassing as i thought. Makes me want to learn more languages!
I’m not even paying attention to the actual topic of the video but the fact that essentially everyone featured is multilingual. I don’t follow this channel so I’m not sure if it’s a normal thing to have on the channel or if multilingual/trilingual people are more common in Asia as to the States. Really makes me want to pick up a third language.
@@sosasoseante8757 late af but I just got a notification for this comment. But yeah Spanish. More so at a heritage level. So I get how the language and culture around it works. My vocabulary just sucks since I only speak it around my mom and haven’t seen my relatives in Mexico since 2017. I recently picked up Japanese and Korean though. Japanese primarily due to growing up hearing it a lot from the anime my mom and siblings would show me since I was a toddler. Korean because I’ve recently befriended a Korean and figured I wouldn’t let the chance pass on knowing a native speaker.
When I was in Mexico visiting family, one thing for sure every morning had to be there. Coffee and some bread, there I am with a concha bread. One breakfast also, well I had this a lot, is eggs with spicy salsa and some tortillas and queso fresco. I like watching these types of videos. Seeing what other people thing of other food.
My aunt would make us huevos refritos con frijoles fritos machucados, salsa de molcajete, queso cotija and tortillas recien hechas 😋😋😋😋 it was sooooo good!
@@vickyslams6666 Ingredients has nothing to do with that. The difference between nachos and chilaquiles is that nachos are hard and crunchy, and the latter are cooked in a sauce until they're soggy.
I'm loving that they are interchanging languages so easily and talking comfortably. I think that's it's absolutely beautiful to speak or understand another language so that you can communicate and share things with more people.
te das cuenta por como pronuncia el nombre de México como si fuera de estados unidos 😅 no quiero ser negativo pero siempre escogen a ciertas personas que no representan tan bien al país.
Being from Texas, I can vouch that we eat a lot of similar foods to Northern Mexico. Even those of us who aren’t Mexican (I’m Black) can cook quite a few traditional dishes and a lot of what we call “Tex Mex”. I always find it funny when my friends and I eat at Asian restaurants and they warn us about the food being spicy, but it’s always mild or medium. My family cooks mainly creole, Cajun and soul food, so I would eat raw and pickled peppers as a snack growing up. Lol.
I'm from Texas too, I grew up eating spicy food from my parents and when we used to go to Mexico to visit family. My girlfriend right now is Indian and she and her friends are always amazed when I can handle their spicy food at restaurants when they can't.
I've never seen a channel or video like this before. Koreans speaking spanish, Mexicans speaking Korean. A beautiful blending of cultures. Really amazing stuff
Amando el hecho de que dijera"solo porque soy mexicana no significa que no me enchile, solo que me gusta" jajajaja totalmente de acuerdo, is like I still suffer but I do it on prupose
The pair with the Mexican woman and Korean man who started speaking Spanish but didn't quite understand English really wowed me. How awesome that English isn't the common language. ✨
I don't understand why people take offense on the "belly comment" I'm Mexican, overweight and I'm also a cook and i enjoy cooking and eating way more than exercising and so does most of the people i know, we use a lot of fat in our traditional dishes so it's a given, our food is amazing, the variety and cheer amount of styles in a single dish (like tacos) is ridiculous, just enjoy and embrace who you're, we love eating good food. If you dislike being called fat the just stay in shape, and if you do comments like those shouldn't affect you, since they're not directed at you.
The problem is that it's 2020 and everyone gets offended out of the most random bullshit while jumping through all the hoops to justify its racist or bigoted just to cancel you.
@@jsm530 Mexico is definetely not the fattest, although I can't deny that unfortunately it does have a pretty high obesity rate, just not the highest. But yeah, it's kind of sad.
@@jsm530 Below is the top 10 most obese OECD countries and their rank worldwide and % of obesity in adults. 12 United States 36.2% 17 Turkey 32.1% 22 New Zealand 30.8% 26 Canada 29.4% 27 Australia 29.0% 28 Mexico 28.9% 32 Chile 28.0% 33 United Kingdom 27.8% 41 Hungary 26.4% 44 Israel 26.1%
Me pareció interesante que los chilaquiles fueran "crocantes" por así decirlo jaja por dónde yo vivo los totopos se agregan directamente a la olla donde este la salsa o sino se agrega mucha salsa a los totopos hasta que estén "mojados" y suaves. Otra cosa es que los chilaquiles verdes creo que son más queridos por los mexicanos a mi parecer pero no sé si hay tomates en Corea lmao. Anyways me pareció interesante el vídeo (:
Depende mucho del lugar. Yo los preparo como tú mencionas, pero en varios restaurantes y en algunos estados los he comido cómo el chico los preparó. Inclusive los rojos en la región donde vivo siempre los he visto con salsa de chile huajillo o mirasol y jitomate, y en algunos sitios es simplemente jitomate y chile. También los verdes los he probado con la salsa con crema y otros sin crema.
Varia mucho la preparacion dependiendo de la parte del pais yo he vivido en el sur y norte y en el sur los he comido suaves preparados con epazote y en el norte son mas comunes los chilaquiles rojos con tomate y chile de arbol crocantes es lo lindo de Mexico que tenemos mucha diversidad
omg i love how they speak each other languages T^T I'm Mexican and I after living in Korea for a few years I came back and made my mom a lot of Korean dishes which she loves so this video makes me very happy !!!
I’m guatemalan and korean born in the US and I came for breakfast recipe ideas but am so happy to hear mexican people speaking korean and korean people speaking spanish ! so cute
It felt so satisfying when she said that about Tex-Mex. I love the blurred lines that exist between southern Texas and northern Mexico. But great video! I grew up eating those Mexican breakfast and have had the chance also eat the Korean dishes, so it was fun watching and mentally “tasting” the different flavors. And I totally agree, Korean spicy can totally be SPICY, but it’s different from Mexican spice. They each hit different, but they both taste so good when made right 👌🏽🔥
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Hello guys! Hola chicos!
The ingredients for the Mexican dishes are very difficult to obtain so there were some modifications
Los ingredientes para los platillos mexicanos son muy difíciles de conseguir por lo que hubieron algunas modificaciones.
Maybe that’s why it doesn’t look authentic. it was triggering seeing the guy call that chilaquiles he literally just made nachos...
john doee Well, is a very soft taco. You actually eat with fork or your hands, and oh I’m a Mexican as well. (*ﾟ▽ﾟ)ﾉ
LightGod 225 so you’re saying chilaquiles is a soft taco u can eat with your hands?
@@johndoee2040 i thought chilaquiles were fried tortillas with cheese, eggs, beans, and chile
Que usaron para el machacado?
This video went up a notch when they started speaking each other’s language.
3:58 ... LOL
Yes indeed
DEAD ASS
We aren't fat we are curvy...in Mexico our dishes are much heavier but remember why, we walk everywhere, our days are very long and we don't have air conditioning so we sweat it all out.
@@imjogijogi9267 maybe. in my eyes many mexican have the fat appearnce. Maybe im skinny to mexican eyes? LOL...
the multilingualism in this video is immaculate
Ikr goals honestly
Right love to see it !
i was just getting ready to comment this.
More like trilingual
Ayala J The mexican guy said he was minoring in French! Amazing
that guy speaks english like he was born in the us! and then french, spanish, and korean. what a boss
Oh shit steve
I just gotta learn korean and I'll be on his level
@@theboiledcabbage one I love your username and two same here😂😂
and i'm Mexican and i don't speak Spanish, I am a failure. 😗✌🏼
@@クロミ-u3v so, you don't mexican
"La comida Mexicana es muy rica se nota por su panza" 😂😂 Se paso de honesto el coreano.
lol he said it and I instinctively looked down at my own panzita!
@@ShocolatQuiche jajajaja
Con decirte que estoy viendo este video a las dos de la mañana y me eché una carcajada que despertó a todos. Ésa si estuvo buena. Alguien por favor enséñale ese señor como decir panzones. Jajaja.
Ya se no manches justo en el coraaaa 💔
Hahahah for reals 😂
damn they speak english, spanish, and korean
the POWER
IKR!!!
THE POWER THEY HOLD
Spanish+ english+ korean= spangliean?
One of them even speaks French No I don’t find that strange because I can’t understand French I can understand with then I can’t speak them very well and I also know Spanish and English
That’s is so awesome, I wish I learned more languages in high school but I’m gonna learn how to speak Japanese and Italian soon. Korean sounds like another language to pick up on as well as Arabic.
I’m glad she said “Taco Bell is not Mexican food it is an American style of tacos”
facts. but she still added that its good anyways LOL cause honestly thats also Bigger FACTS
It is soy slime junk
Ik i was like yes girl fact they are good bit there not Mexican
Lullaby Spanish ver. Im hispanic and i prefer taco bell over mexican styled tacos lol
Lullaby Spanish ver. Ik right!!!
the guy who speaks english, spanish, french and korean really just called me dumb in 4 different languages
(edit: idk why this got so many likes but it becomes even sadder when i tell you my dad is a translator)
in switzerland you have to learn english and french or italian in school so you cant get around knowing less than 3 languages
I love languages, I was born in Mexico and learned Spanish and English since I am also from the North. I learned Italian for 10 years, and now I'm learning German and Portuguese. Portuguese and French are becoming easier the more romance languages I learn..German isn't tough either since it's somewhat related to English. Japanese or Korean are my next languages tho
@@fallen4life080 no way?? That's amazing!! You're amazing!!!👀👀 did you learn in classes or on your own??
well i speak english and spanish but i want to learn Chinese, Russian and maybe Japanese :D
The best part is that he probably can too
The korean guy that speaks spanish is so cuteee, you can totally see he's actually interested in our culture. Excellent video;)
Rocío Aguirre Hernández the shade he threw though hahaha. “Se nota por su pansa”. I was like oh wow, but he ain’t lying lol
Golosa 🤣🤣🤣
YESSS HE IS SO CUTE AND HIS ACCENT IS SO GOOD!!! I don't know why I find him so adorable!!! 🥺👉🏼👈🏼❤️
He gently called us fat lmaooooo
@@polarisot5663 ikr hahaha seguro él sabe que somos panzones pero felices
the korean guy who spoke in spanish was really good at his pronunciation
threw me in for a loop. i loved it
You should check out "coreano vlogs" its a corean dude doing spanish vlogs
Some languages pronounce their vowels the same, so it's easier to pick up another language's pronunciations. A, E, I, O, U - Ah, Eh, Ee, Oh, Oo.
Cierto
4:03 😂 He got me dead☠ Tbh I found him really rough, because usually you say "panza" for the belly of animals and it's a little bit heavy saying it to a stranger but I love that the girl didn't get mad because she knows being rude wasn't his intention
The Korean guy speaking Spanish caught me off guard.. good for him.
And the mexican girl speaking korean also
His accent was absolutely amazing!!!
@@XxArmedGamerxX All the mexicans were speaking korean not just the one girl
@@XxArmedGamerxX They're all living in Korean so they're all learning to speak Korean.
He's very good at it!
I was hoping that they would make some huevos con chorizo honestly lol
I wonder if you can get chorizo in Korea maybe that’s why non of them made it but who knows
bruh same 😂😂
Probably hard to find chorizo... cuz here in Tokyo I’ve only seen it once
@@lisahernandez1091 you can get it but its expensive for such a little amount
@@invared I think you can, there's a restaurant in Seoul that sells chorizo tacos and it actually tastes like the one in Mexico
“Yo comí asta 35 tacos” my man was living his best life down here.
I know, I was kind of shocked. But hey, es de buen comer😂
*hasta
I said wtf cause I didn't know he speaks Spanish
I beat the man by 25 then 3 tortas
Fr 🤣
Guy: speaks 4 languages
Me who can’t even speak English correctly: Yes
LOL MEEE
You have better grammar than most of the native speakers I know...
😭😭💀
There's a woman on RUclips that speaks I think like 15 languages. I saw her on a korean RUclipsr named JAYKEEOUT.
Bruh English is such a hard language and this is coming from a native speaker 💀💀 compare to other languages
Cilantro is so good, even in the US I've heard people say it taste like soap? I don't know how? But for me it brings out all the flavors of what you're eating.
How do they know what soap tastes like 😂
yes I love cilantro too!
the tasting like soap thing is genetic. a percent of the population cant eat cilantro without it tasting like that. thankfully im not one of them LOL cuz i love cilantro
im from the uk and cilantro is acc good , idk how ppl don’t like it -
bigmaz88 yes, it all depends if the gene is present or not and I guess it’s a lot more uncommon for people of Mexican heritage to not like it
I feel like Mexicans and Koreans have so much in common in terms of culture, food, and even language. I live in Arizona and worked at a sushi restaurant for a few years with Mexican chef's and they are the most down to earth people I've ever met (I was the only Asian chef, ironically). One thing I admire greatly about Mexicans is their work ethic. They don't seem to get tired at all. It's probably all that tequila. They taught me a lot of bad words too! I miss them vatos
I love hearing these stories it’s exactly what the world needs right now. Much love to the Korean people from a Mexican :)
There was a video here on RUclips about Latin Asians, how many asians grew in Latin American countries and vice versa so it's ironic after watching that I see this. Asian and Latin countries have so much in common from their cultures, foods, interactions with families, work ethics, etc.
Yo, the best part of working with Mexican coworkers are all the jokes they carry, tbh. They tend to make fun of you but in a light hearted way.
@@50shadesofkun46 haha yeah I got very used to being called chino cochino whenever I made dirty jokes.
It's because us Mexicans value family and life. We work our asses off without excuses!
I'm Mexican and my best friend is Korean, and when we lived together we cooked food that was so spicy that no one else could use the kitchen for hours until it was aired out. I bet Mexican-Korean fusion cuisine could be bomb as hell. My best friend and I sort of made it a few times out of necessity by combining whatever ingredients we had together and making Mexican-Korean stews for example.
I can confirm that Mexican Korean fusion is the bomb! We actually have a popular little restaurant here called KOMEX and the food is so good! 🤤
There’s a Mexican korean fusion place here and it’s amazing!!
Mexican Korean food in a package would be all black with flames and maybe some skulls, just as a warning
Mexican Korean fusion sounds like food of the gods tbh, too powerful
@@bjaarki It totally sounds like the food of the gods right?! Spicy ass food that could kill your taste buds. Oh wait, I totally just remembered Korean tacos is a thing and I always heard it's bomb. We need a Korean taco place up here in Minneapolis!
It’s cool to see people that are trilingual, it’s like seeing unicorns.
well then, may sorpresa ako para tu porque nakakayakan ako hin 5つの言語
Literally the entire world except for brits and Americans speak 2 to 3 languages naturally
On top of that they can cook!
ever heard of europeans
Giulia Romanó true, but not during a pandemic
Yo that Korean guy speaking almost flawless Spanish, he didn't need no subtitles in Spanish lol
The subtitles are for non spanish speakers
@@7ccs350 they know that’s why they said “no subtitles in spanish”
They use the subtitles in Spanish even for the people who grew up in Mexico speaking Spanish
As a Korean person who speaks mostly English and learned Spanish in school, it's really cool and useful to see all three translations on the screen at once.
The Mexican girl said that, children's chips are spicy. Well, when I was a kid, when the ice cream truck came, most of us neighborhood kids would buy the red hot chips and ate them things as a snack. I'm really impressed with the one guy whose Spanish is way better than my Spanish 😂
What I would do as a little kid, is that I would buy hot cheetos at a near by store and like ask the lady to put squeeze a lemon on them and add salsa valentina, till this day I still est them like that. Lol
@@wmw4668 ooooo my gosh, dude you are my literal twin 🙏😤respect
@@wmw4668 fr and then flip the lime inside out and eat it
@@wmw4668 some times I eat the lays potato chips with lemon and valantina but I'm in keto so I can't enjoy them anymore 😭
forget about the chips, mexicans find ways to make their paletas spicy too (tamarindo / chamoy) we really can't get enough.
The chemistry between the girl and dude who are speaking Spanish is so cute and props to him for speaking Spanish so good respect mi amigo
"You know how to eat tacos?"
Said he ate 35 tacos once "Yeah"
Proceeds to tell him how to eat a taco
I found it a bit cute like she's caring for him
I believe thats more for the south korean viewers so they would understand how it is done
I started laughing at that part! I thought maybe she was telling the viewers but she was only looking at him while explaining and not at the camera. I love how he kept looking at her like, "girl, I know how to eat a damn taco!"
I’m pretty sure he said he ate 35 different types of tacos
I don't see how he can eat 35 tacos in one go. I am already full just eating 7.
“In Mexico we don’t eat seafood in the morning”
*Laughs in Sinaloa*
Good one. Im from Durango but when i went aya a Mazatlan we only ate seafood
Soy de Culiacán y comemos mariscos al menos una vez al día en Mazatlán recomendaría probar El Puropollo estan muy buenas las piezas de pollo y el aderezo es increíble
Laughs in Baja California too 😂
Laughs in Nayarit
And Sonora lol
Billions of people in this world have not tried my mom’s chilaquiles and her menudo, and that’s a problem.
I wish they had explained the foods better. What is in chilaquiles?
C T It depends of the place but mostly it consist of tortillas tostadas, tomato sause or some kind of green sause and the sause can be spicy if you want, cheese (queso fresco), in the video the guy put chicken, when we prepare them in my house we also put some avocado, cream (in mexico is called crema fresca so the literally translation is fresh cream) and mashed beans and I also forgot that some people also put some kind of scrambled egg at the top of it, but as i told you before, it depends a lot of the place where are you eating them, I hope it helps :)
My mom tried making chilaquiles for the first time for breakfast bc my dad was craving them and she burnt them,they tasted to bad but we still ate them
invite us and we can swap with my mama ita’s sopita de arroz con albóndigas 🥺👉🏼👈🏼
Menudo is the best ✊
As a Mexican girl, when that korean guy spoke Spanish I Instantly fell in love
same here
@Vladimir Преображенский It is very different because the Koreans were already civilized, the Spanish invasion was not an invasion at all, the Spanish simply colonized the land and then the Native Americans annexed this civilization, practically when the Spanish colonists became independent from the kingdom there were still 3 million of free natives, who joined the Mexican civilization and multiculturalism began
take philipines as an example, they joined the spanish civilization but they use the same lenguages and theyr names are strange like mixed, they are no single white philipines like us, as i know
LMAOOOO
X3
All the bts fans in this thread
Damn, he’s calling us Mexicans fat... I mean he’s not wrong... but it still hurts. 😔✌🏼We do be having the best food in the game though. 💪🏼🤪 4:04
EXO&THE BOYZ GÜEY sad but true i feel Mexican men have more of a belly by the cerveza😂
HAKUNAMATATA BOYS that’s truee my dad has a beer belly and so do all of his friends
That tiny Asian needs muscle
CptSai That’s what my Mexican grandma said to my Asian dad😂😂
dead lol
YES TACO BELL IS NOT MEXICAN FOOD!!!
PERIIIIIOOODDT TELL THEM
Thats THOSE FAKE TACOS
We don't even have Taco Bell in Mexico, I've never had it.
Ni siquiera hay en Mexico jajaj
I mean everyone knows that, it’s still good tho. not as good as actual Mexican food, but still somewhat good.
My husband is from Seoul, Korea and I'm Mexican American so this was a very interesting video for me. We usually have both Mexican and Korean food on our dinner table all the time. I love Korean food and he loves Mexican food. He asks me what is the best food and I always say Mexican and Korean food are best.
Mexican Korean fusion is very big in the US. I love bulgogi tacos!!!
I love this sm I adore different cultures being together and trying each other's food
I’m born in Los Angeles and I am korean American I grew up with eating both korean, American, and Mexican food. Mexican foods are always good. I been to many parties like quince.
I say Italian food is the best and I’m not even Italian
Yes I’m Mexican and I lived in Korea for about a year and Mexican and korean food really are a blessing from heaven above 😊🐥
the amount of multilingualism is so wholesome, makes you feel like the world is getting more unified
I Love the fact that the video opened up with “Taco Bell isn’t Mexican Food” not a lot of people know that 🤧
Ikr.
It’s American “Mexican food” 😂
Its not? 😂
@@Heyimlilith nah it's not. it's like an Americanized version of it. it's kinda close but at the same time it's kinda far from it.
@@demiandm7757 he was being sarcastic lol that's why he put the 😂 at the end lol. But thanks for explaining it aswell, it'd probably be helpful to some people
This vid has Spanish captions as well. Appreciate y’all. 🥰
Pruben el arroz con leche nuestros licuados de fruta con leche también café con plátanos fritos
Good job guys! Can you please do a video of how other cultures cook and prepare rice. In Mexico and other Latin American countries we use tomatoes or azafran, (yellow rice) tomatillos and onions (white rice), or have rice sweet. What would Koreans think?
@@dinorahrivera6866 tamales guisados o de picadillo
you should pin your own comment
So all the Koreans understood English but didn’t speak it one spoke Spanish and all the Mexicans spoke English Korean and Spanish good lord THE LINGUISTICS
Fr 👁👄👁
i was so shocked and impressed
La verdad el vato que también habla francés me impresiono
they probably grew up with 2 of them and then picked the other ones along the way. my friend learned Portuguese and german from parents then English and Spanish in school. Its super impressive wish I spoke more languages
its because they are in korea
Me : knows Spanish fluently!
Me: still reads the subtitles when they are speaking in Spanish 🤦🏽♀️
I did it too 🤣
english is my only language yet i still read english subtitles 🤡🤡🤡
Yo
6:00 “Just because I’m Mexican doesn’t mean I don’t feel the spice” I felt that 😭 I’m Mexican and I have a low spice tolerance and people say I’m not a “true Mexican”
Thata why you gotta have some chocolate milk on the side when you eat with your family, they always say it's not spicy but they lie.
Jacks C
I can’t eat things with spice anymore, IM LITERALLY ALL ABOUT SPICYNESS IN FOOD 😭, because I’ve thrown up even when I’ve drunken two cups of milk crii
Bro I'm Mexican but I can't eat spicy food 😭 I'm truly the CEO of not being a "true Mexican" because I don't like a lot of things like pozole, agua de ochata, menudo and literally a lot more🙃 my tastebuds are sensitive 😑
Same but Korean lol I can’t handle spicy food and people say oh you are not a “true Korean”
@@ashleymunozrufino I totally relate. My mom makes this special recipe for pozole Verde which doesn't have any of the spice, but has a lot of flavor.
“Se nota por su panza” JAJAJAJAJAJA c mamó
jajaja! ps la neta están bien flacos los Koreanos jajajaja
Es lo que dijeeeee😂😂😂😂😂 me muero de la risa
JAJAJA es bueno ver qué otras personas pensaron algo así jajaja 😆 dije lo mismo al ver la parte
Pobre chica ni lo quería ver jaja fue claro que le disgustó el comentario , pero es la verdad! Comemos demasiado..
Amé su honestidad
That guy that can speak 4 languages is goals af, Mexican power 😤💪
I am MEXICAN and I speak English French Italian German and Greek
@@amaliap12376 viva la raza
Ugh! Two of my favorite cultures TOGETHER. I just LOVE the food and the combination of English, Spanish, and Korean.
👀 found ya ass
Honestly this is the coolest video I’ve seen in a while. Mexican and Koreans swapping foods? AND speaking other languages?? Makes me want to travel and learn other languages! This was just very exciting to me 😁
When they started speaking their native language I thought there was gonna be a language barrier but then they switched languages and I was "Wow, that's awesome"
It's so refreshing to see a cross-cultural video where people can actually communicate with each other without the awkward silences.
Can we just talk about how amazing these people are about learning each other language?!! Bravo! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Fue super super delicosooooo
canal de CoreAmigo : ruclips.net/channel/UCqgxsM9Y686djRfShHpfMNw?view_as=subscriber
Hablas español muy bien 👏🏻
Mi reaaaajin
Rjin que bueno que ya te invitan a participar en estás colaboraciones, me alegro mucho que la gente te está reconociendo cada vez más, sigue trabajando así.
Por cierto amo tu color de cabello 💕😍
Se me antojo ;)
Que bueno raejin ojalá el canal siga creciendo!!
*11:17** minutes of multilinguals flexing.*
FOR REALS. They over there speaking x2 more languages then us
bruh !! she be mixing that bowl for hours !!
I was mixing it a lot because I wanted to get all of the flavors together in one spoonful for the review😋😁
@@lilypink5618 ooooooh!! i see😅
the deep girl I’m weakkkkkk
Lily Pink are you the girl from this video 😆
It’s bimbimbap. U have to get in there and mix the hell out of it
“Si usted es mexicana no pica nada” 😂 I love it
"I can't just pig out from the start, I have to mix it and that's inconvenient"
Yup,she is the most Mexican of all 3 lol I agree
When he said the pepper wasn’t as spicy she was like “damn... badass” I was laugh so hardXD
I just want everyone to be aware that the guy who made "chilaquiles" actually just made a plate of nachos. Chilaquiles are covered in sauce, and you have to use freshly fried tortillas. If you use tortilla chips you buy at the store, which this guy clearly used, your chips are going to instantly turn to mush.
2 things, in korea is difficult to find tortillerias, second tortilla chips quality is a big difference, example I get the organic ones due to my body after cancer, my family now use them since they last longer without mushing or going bad while bagged, the flavor is more "Great Grandma" taste and they are not oily. That is why totopo quality varies from tostilocos to nachos to chilaquiles to seafood to botanero. :)
@@KiryuSeiran I'm not saying you need authentic, fresh-made tortillas that you can only get at a tortilleria. You can use common corn tortillas that you would find at popular grocery stores. Any store-bought, packaged corn tortilla that you cut up into triangles and fry yourself would be better than tortilla chips. Also, even if he had used freshly fried tortilla chips, he still didn't cover them in sauce; which is what you do with chilaquiles.
I think it was a mistake to get someone who lived on "the other side" cause you get this type of "what the fuck are you doing?" kind of moments lol, chilaquiles are delicious and nachos are too, but they're very different.
@@KiryuSeiran the problem was that the technique for the chilaquiles was completely wrong, the chips that he used was the smallest of the problems. Imagine I make chilaquiles with store bought totopos like he did in the video, they might be a 90%, pretty good as ong as I prepare them correctly, make a salsa, dunk the chips, add the toppings... however if I make my own fresh fried corn pieces and prepare them like he did in the video, those would be 15% chilaquiles, pretty bad... or pretty good nachos, but completely different
Absolutely
I’m CHICANA (Mexican American) I love that these two cultures are coming together thought food. I love that they are speaking together in there native languages. 🇲🇽🇰🇷
JONATHAN REPRESENTING GUANAJUATO YESSS !!!!!!!! 🇲🇽
🇲🇽💓
💕
Okay but who’s the tall blonde guy that was speaking spanish.... asking for a friend....
Gabby Fernandez His youtube channel is CoreAmigo
No, the tall blonde guy with the DEEP voice. Anyone??
C T yes that’s him.
I'm the friend 😄🤣
Pamela GOT7 omg me too :)
That Mexican guy can have my whole heart. Mexico stay winning 😩😩
@@sulbean8662 Nah he LOOKS very Mexican, but his mannerisms seem more reserved and THAT'S why I am in love.
Sameer
I'm so glad she said, "Taco Bell isn't Mexican food." My non- Hispanic friends always say "I ate Mexican food yesterday." and then continue to tell me what crunchy taco they ate at taco bell.
Still grateful to the Koreans for helping Mexico by beating Germany. I WILL NEVER FORGET!
only to lose in the 1st round again :(
hahahaha riiiight!!
I'm not into soccer but that moment is still stuck on my mind xD
@@mrs.kimbutwhichone898 same it was iconic
Man I thought you were talking about an actual war- thank the heck for the replies.
Me: Is able to understand Spanish
Also me: Reads the bloody subtitles
Anime watcher? Jaja
It specially happens to people who read (literature)
As a Korean American who used to live in Mexico I was pleasantly surprised
❤️❤️❤️
I'm Mexican and my husband is Korean. I'm still learning Korean, but I hope conversation in our home sounds like this one day 😂
For anyone interested in the history of tacos😊...
Let’s jump back to the origin of tacos. This amazing dish is a historical symbol of Mexican culture and it’s gastronomy. A taco is based on a corn or wheat tortilla with a wonderful variety of fillings. It's unknown the origin of tacos, but it is believed they were created in Mexico. The word taco comes from the náhuatl ‘tlahco’ which means “half or in the middle'', referring to the shape of the taco. In the 1800, hispanic females would send men who would work on the fields, food wrapped in a tortilla. It wasn't until 1908, Morelos Mexico brought emergence in the famous Taco acorazados: tortilla, a bedding of rice, and finally the topping. In 1950 Tlaxcala Mexico brought the iconic ‘tacos de canasta’, people carrying a basket full of tacos would go out to the streets and sell. From there on, many varieties of tacos exist like: beef, pork, chicken, seafood, vegetables, cheese, and many more.
Comment your favorite dish and it's history!
Thank you for reading🥰
Im suprised no one brought up how korea saved Mexico’s ass in the World Cup. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇰🇷🇰🇷
@Beer Senpai Bruh Mexicans fw koreans after that
@Captain Howdy because this video is focused solely on Mexicans and Koreans. It has no mention of Trump so I'm not sure why you feel it should be mentioned.
Maybe they don’t like football? Things like that would never come up in conversations I have, just because I wouldn’t think about it so it wouldn’t occur to me to talk about it!
KOREANO HERMANO YA ERES MEXICANO
Good times.
@@vegag2205 because he clearly has a brain the size of a peanut and can't help but spread his stupid politics where it is irrelevant.
Plot twist - this was just a get together for the polylanguals
Guys, almost everyone outside an english-speaking country speaks english, when they have a second-language, because a lot of people do speak it and it makes it easier to communicate online. then there are people who are interested in yet another language besides their own and english :v welcome to the world
I was surprised to see so many people saying how uncommon it was to see a multilingual, but at least in Mexico (or just the North) most schools teach english as a mandatory subject, and some of them even teach english and another language. Guess it is not like that in english-speaking countries, as you said.
I think it’s impressive to see Koreans speaking Spanish, Mexicans speaking Korean because they are geographically so far away and not similar languages at all. I think it’s just something really cool that jumps out about the video, that they can connect so fluently
I feel like every couple in this video could star in a k drama and I would be hooked
They are beautiful people.
Nice to see that there are Mexicans in South Korea and that other Koreans learn a bit of our culture :)
I think Mexican food will become more and more famous in Korea although it's still famous.
Hot pot, wasabi, and sriracha are sweeping once in a while, so it's about time for Mexican food to deserve. ㅋㅋㅋ
I love adding sriracha to my chilaquiles or my fish tacos, I do it quite frequently xD
El: La comida Mexicana es muy buena se nos nota en la panza.
Yo: 😆 concuerdo
I love how everyone is able to communicate in a language that is not theirs or can speak the other persons language that they are with. It normalizes talking to someone in their language and seems to be less embarrassing as i thought. Makes me want to learn more languages!
I’m not even paying attention to the actual topic of the video but the fact that essentially everyone featured is multilingual. I don’t follow this channel so I’m not sure if it’s a normal thing to have on the channel or if multilingual/trilingual people are more common in Asia as to the States.
Really makes me want to pick up a third language.
What is your second language?
yeah thats pretty cool to know a lot of languages
@@sosasoseante8757 late af but I just got a notification for this comment. But yeah Spanish. More so at a heritage level. So I get how the language and culture around it works. My vocabulary just sucks since I only speak it around my mom and haven’t seen my relatives in Mexico since 2017. I recently picked up Japanese and Korean though. Japanese primarily due to growing up hearing it a lot from the anime my mom and siblings would show me since I was a toddler. Korean because I’ve recently befriended a Korean and figured I wouldn’t let the chance pass on knowing a native speaker.
The Mexican dishes in this videos didn’t do the actual food justice imo.
Fr! The molletes looked so sad and the chilaquiles looked like nachos 😂
True but it's very hard to find the ingredients to make them in korea
I mean they bought the ingredients in Korea, it’s hard to find authentic food there.
I was disappointed in the chilaquiles. The chilaquiles I am used to are cooked in red or green chili salsa with egg. So delicious.
Not very good, but the people did
Koreans and Mexicans have always had like an awesome connection with cultures we love each other 🙌🏽👏🏽❤️
When I was in Mexico visiting family, one thing for sure every morning had to be there. Coffee and some bread, there I am with a concha bread.
One breakfast also, well I had this a lot, is eggs with spicy salsa and some tortillas and queso fresco.
I like watching these types of videos. Seeing what other people thing of other food.
That's exactly the breakfast I had as a kid! I'm glad I found another person who also eats that as breakfast ^_^
yesss typical Mexican breakfast: scrambled eggs bathed in salsa
God bless the conchas
My aunt would make us huevos refritos con frijoles fritos machucados, salsa de molcajete, queso cotija and tortillas recien hechas 😋😋😋😋 it was sooooo good!
Queso fresco omg don't even tell ME, QUESO FRESCO IS THE BEST CHEESE I can't even
Those don't even look like chilaquiles, they look like nachos😆
I thought the same thing, I started questioning if I was preparing them wrong.
they don’t have access to certain ingredients :) they tried their best w what they have
@@vickyslams6666 Ingredients has nothing to do with that. The difference between nachos and chilaquiles is that nachos are hard and crunchy, and the latter are cooked in a sauce until they're soggy.
They're more like the American version of Chilaquiles which I tried but they're not nearly as good as the ones my mom and I make.
he didn't let the fried tortilla soak in his sauce but I'm guessing it was intentional on his part since it's probably how he grew up with it
When Jonathan mentioned that he is from Guanajuato I totally went all "Eso, pinche Jonathan, a huevo!" in my head...
jajaja demaciado! viva Mexico!
I'm loving that they are interchanging languages so easily and talking comfortably. I think that's it's absolutely beautiful to speak or understand another language so that you can communicate and share things with more people.
Pinches chilaquiles se aparecen a nachos.
Neta que desgracia
Como si Taco Bell se pusiera a vender chilaquiles 😂
I'm Salvi and those are healthy nacho not delicious greasy chilaquiles.
te das cuenta por como pronuncia el nombre de México como si fuera de estados unidos 😅 no quiero ser negativo pero siempre escogen a ciertas personas que no representan tan bien al país.
Nació en Mexico y se crió en USA, entonces esa comida mexicana más típica para el
Dónde estan los comentarios en español? :'v, arriba la gastronomía mexicana wuuu
Hahah aquí mexa en Asia #sendtamales hahaha
3:16 boi when he pulled out that spanish i was like “no manches el voz que tiene” 😳😳
I love these multilingual kings and queens.
Embrace your culture but be willing to learn and understand others.
Being from Texas, I can vouch that we eat a lot of similar foods to Northern Mexico. Even those of us who aren’t Mexican (I’m Black) can cook quite a few traditional dishes and a lot of what we call “Tex Mex”. I always find it funny when my friends and I eat at Asian restaurants and they warn us about the food being spicy, but it’s always mild or medium. My family cooks mainly creole, Cajun and soul food, so I would eat raw and pickled peppers as a snack growing up. Lol.
Tex Mex and actual Mexican food is very different
I'm from Texas too, I grew up eating spicy food from my parents and when we used to go to Mexico to visit family. My girlfriend right now is Indian and she and her friends are always amazed when I can handle their spicy food at restaurants when they can't.
I wish i could try creole and soul food!!! the food looks scrumptious!
I live in one of the boarder cities in Texas, so I must say most of the food is actually similar whether it's Mexican or not.
I live in texas lol
I need more of this content.
Okay but the Mexican that speaks 4 languages and the Blond Korean guy that speaks english and spanish are both cute af
I've never seen a channel or video like this before. Koreans speaking spanish, Mexicans speaking Korean. A beautiful blending of cultures. Really amazing stuff
this makes my Mexican-Taiwanese-American heart very happy
fam fam fam =)
The mexican guy is so fineee💕😍
mexico stays winning😌😇
He is 😍
True
Alll the wayyyy
Bro he's my cousin 💀💀💀 edit: for all of y'all who think he fine... imma drop his ig @mrdrprofesrjon
yooooo that dude with the blonde hair speaks spanish so well!!!!
Any captain here who can tell us who he is??
@@CT-my3kr his yt channel is CoreAmigo hes the reason y I clicked on this video
The Korean man speaking Spanish is one of the best parts about this video
I would do arroz con leche because it is DeLicOUs I'm not lying.
I'd be interesting to see how Koreans handle it, I know Japanese people doesn't like arroz con leche.
@ i bet arroz con leche would be received very well by koreans. It's warm and comforting, i can easily imagine my grandma eatin it.
That isn't mexican
I would make chorizo con papas, frijoles y tortilla de trigo..ufff, talk about breakfast
@@danielito_ it's as Mexican as Black Bean Noodles is Korean food. It's been adopted so widely and accepted people forgot of the origins.
Amando el hecho de que dijera"solo porque soy mexicana no significa que no me enchile, solo que me gusta" jajajaja totalmente de acuerdo, is like I still suffer but I do it on prupose
It's funny how despite how different these people are, alcohol is a strong trait in both cultures
I like how every culture has a hangover recipe.
Mexicans dont have the asian flush gene so we drink much more
The pair with the Mexican woman and Korean man who started speaking Spanish but didn't quite understand English really wowed me. How awesome that English isn't the common language. ✨
I love how they communicate with each other
I don't understand why people take offense on the "belly comment"
I'm Mexican, overweight and I'm also a cook and i enjoy cooking and eating way more than exercising and so does most of the people i know, we use a lot of fat in our traditional dishes so it's a given, our food is amazing, the variety and cheer amount of styles in a single dish (like tacos) is ridiculous, just enjoy and embrace who you're, we love eating good food.
If you dislike being called fat the just stay in shape, and if you do comments like those shouldn't affect you, since they're not directed at you.
The problem is that he was generalizing and stereotyping
The problem is that it's 2020 and everyone gets offended out of the most random bullshit while jumping through all the hoops to justify its racist or bigoted just to cancel you.
I heard mexicans are the fattest nation or top 5 with murica also being a colossal unhealthy diabetes dystopia. This has to make you feel shame.
@@jsm530 Mexico is definetely not the fattest, although I can't deny that unfortunately it does have a pretty high obesity rate, just not the highest. But yeah, it's kind of sad.
@@jsm530 Below is the top 10 most obese OECD countries and their rank worldwide and % of obesity in adults.
12 United States 36.2%
17 Turkey 32.1%
22 New Zealand 30.8%
26 Canada 29.4%
27 Australia 29.0%
28 Mexico 28.9%
32 Chile 28.0%
33 United Kingdom 27.8%
41 Hungary 26.4%
44 Israel 26.1%
Me as half filipino half korean: so filipino food is a fusion of mexican hispanic and indo-chinese food.
Sounds delicious af! 🤤🤤🤤
There is nothing mexican in filipino food.
This makes me wish I lived in a Korean-Mexican household, all the food looks soo good!🤤
Me pareció interesante que los chilaquiles fueran "crocantes" por así decirlo jaja por dónde yo vivo los totopos se agregan directamente a la olla donde este la salsa o sino se agrega mucha salsa a los totopos hasta que estén "mojados" y suaves.
Otra cosa es que los chilaquiles verdes creo que son más queridos por los mexicanos a mi parecer pero no sé si hay tomates en Corea lmao.
Anyways me pareció interesante el vídeo (:
Depende mucho del lugar. Yo los preparo como tú mencionas, pero en varios restaurantes y en algunos estados los he comido cómo el chico los preparó. Inclusive los rojos en la región donde vivo siempre los he visto con salsa de chile huajillo o mirasol y jitomate, y en algunos sitios es simplemente jitomate y chile. También los verdes los he probado con la salsa con crema y otros sin crema.
Varia mucho la preparacion dependiendo de la parte del pais yo he vivido en el sur y norte y en el sur los he comido suaves preparados con epazote y en el norte son mas comunes los chilaquiles rojos con tomate y chile de arbol crocantes es lo lindo de Mexico que tenemos mucha diversidad
No sé si haya pero cuando fui a Corea fui a un restaurante mexicano y pedí unas enchiladas verdes y si sabían a tomate verde jaja.
Yo creo que es depende de como te gusten, yo los como ambos crujientes o suaves en la salsita
:O wow jajaja en el norte típicamente son crujientes, tratamos de comerlos rapidos para evitar que se aguaden jajajaja
omg i love how they speak each other languages T^T I'm Mexican and I after living in Korea for a few years I came back and made my mom a lot of Korean dishes which she loves so this video makes me very happy !!!
My grandparents are getting old and I'd like to cook for them. Can u give me motivation man ?
“Taco bell is not Mexican food” well said
I’m guatemalan and korean born in the US and I came for breakfast recipe ideas but am so happy to hear mexican people speaking korean and korean people speaking spanish ! so cute
When a Korean knows more spanish then you ( a Hispanic) 👁👄👁
Ikr I cant even roll my Rs
Same. 🤡me
That's sad
Why does life always so hard. Can't roll my Rs, my pronunciation is terrible and I'm Hispanic
Your family did you a disservice not teaching you or practicing Spanish with ya’ll
It felt so satisfying when she said that about Tex-Mex. I love the blurred lines that exist between southern Texas and northern Mexico.
But great video! I grew up eating those Mexican breakfast and have had the chance also eat the Korean dishes, so it was fun watching and mentally “tasting” the different flavors.
And I totally agree, Korean spicy can totally be SPICY, but it’s different from Mexican spice. They each hit different, but they both taste so good when made right 👌🏽🔥
Tex mex is something else.... I love that
I love how everyone is just changing languages from time to time to speak in each other's native toungue or english.
I would of made like a chorizo con juevo torta or with beans on the side.
facts
@@elcompab8456 everybody loves the chorizo
You mean huevo? No creo que sé llame juevo :v