I always check their instagram profiles and pictures before we meet in person. Also check their DM messages how polite they are. After checking all of these, I trust them and hope they don’t kill me haha
Brazilian people seems to be really warm hearted, happy and friendly, and thier culture, I´ve always been a fan of Brazilian culture.. The country itself is really beautiful, it´s wild nature, it´s native people who livs there, the beatches, Brazilian songs... If you have a place to stay in Brazil its just amazing to visit. ☺
@@isaquegp4145 that’s unfortunate! Cause I know Brazilian people are not like that, yeah they may be sometimes a little too witty and humorous but that’s not who they are, actually nobody is like that no matter which country they come from, I love em all, every country has it’s own beauty and history and.. but sometimes things just don’t go well as you want them to and you know? These things happens, tho I wish it would stop, cause there are always better options..
"kibe" is actually from arabia, usually the best salgados you can find are in the so called "padaria" (the metro ones are cheaply made and usually old)
I think that some of these countries also had a large immigration to São Paulo in the past. It's something from so many years ago, I don't even know when. So that's why kibe is also part of Brazilian culture.
@@GeorgeJapan Lucas is right. A can of Guaraná has more caffeine than a can of Coke. The difference is that Guaraná's caffeine is all natural, not added.
Hi George, you’re so polite and kind about your review of the snacks! As a Brazilian I am really impressed 🙏🏻 I think you need to give coxinhas another try but with catupiry and go to a place with fresh ones… also kibe is a middle eastern snack actually and it’s better to eat it with some sauce (and also when it’s fresh and hot). Best wishes and safe travels!
Salgados are more like a general therm for savory snacks that are either baked or fried. the diminutive version of the word(salgadinho), is also used for a snack, but they can either describe bite size salgados, OR more commonly, chips, cheese puffs or other similar bagged snacks.
Dude you can't leave Brasil without trying our pizza, yes pizza, we have crazy flavors like strawberry chocolate or even sweets ones with ice cream on top...also our japanese food 😂 kk and they you can bring the word to Japan how perfect creamcheese is with jp food and also hot roll (fried seaweed),etc also our hamburguers, churros, croissants, so many we change everybody else food for the better in my opinion haha besides our own ofc
I loved that he is very sincere about if he liked it or not. As a Japanese, his experience with taste is very different from ours so it's expected he doesn't find all thoses things amazing like we do. (Please try a fresh Coxinha with some Pepper Sauce, I'm sure you'll love it)
Torcida ❤ torcida is the snack we take to school when we’re kids. It has a different affection. Glad you like it. Wish you’re having a great time in Brazil
I absolutely loved this one, it was so funny and entertaining! And you and Kristin's honesty regarding each product was very refreshing! I think you have a refined palate for food and drink, George 👍👍
Posso sugerir o doce de leite, como já disseram, mas também a goiabada, brigadeiro, cocada, quebra queixo, suco de caju, pastel, caldo de cana de açúcar, açaí, tapioca, cuscuz nordestino ou até o paulista, mandioca frita, acarajé…. São algumas comidas que podemos encontrar com facilidade em São Paulo, que concentra muitas culturas do Brasil!!
Hi George, I'm brazilian and I didn't know that you were here, that's nice! Also, a recommendation that I can give you is to visit the Ibirapuera's Park. It's a huge and beautiful place, and also, inside the park you can find the japanese pavilion, a gift received from japanese government. If you could, you should go on a thursday, because there's no entrance fee in this day. Keep making these videos, I'm loving it!
Just discovered your channel. I was in Sao Paolo over the weekend for work. I go there a lot. I love the food there. I had coxinho and guaranha whilst there. I haven't eaten a lot of the bagged snacks though. I'll have to try some next time I go
Both your interactions with each other were just super adorable; there were some parts that I rewound over and over cuz it made me smile so much. XD And the snacks looked great! ^-^
She seems to be a sweet tooth, that’s the only thing that can explain why she doesn’t like pão de queijo and pururuca (bacon snack) Cold Guaraná (refrigerated) and a freshly made Salgado is life. Will there be a meet here in São Paulo with your subs? I would suggest a Sunday at Paulista avenue
Bis is so good! Wow cheese bread or cheese balls taste so good ( First time I heard a brazilian didn't like it, interesting). For me coffee and cheese bread is a really great combination.
Hi George. your channel is very good. I am happy that you are enjoying our Brazil. You also have to eat a typical dish from Sao Paulo which is "Feijoada" the best are in bars and pubs.
Did you try bis later? I really like this chocolate I watched a lot of your videos here in Brazil, it's so nice to see you having fun with our culture and people. I hope you come back again 😊
Conversa pra boi dormir mano. Qualquer lugar pode ter um bom pão de queijo, basta ter um bom polvilho, e um bom queijo e saber fazer. Aqui em Goiás vc come bom pão de queijo em qualquer lugar.
I'm from Minas Gerais, the state that her told you. Pão de queijo is something really special for us......... But I don't like 2 hahaha I mean, just not a fan. I kind understand them. Have a good time, George! Hope you enjoy here! Welcome to Brasil 🇧🇷
Guarana does not countain caffeine but contains Taurine wich is the same in redbull, but less and with less sugar, because it does indeed uses the Guarana fruit.
If you're planning someday to visit Sao Paulo countryside, i recommend going to Campos do Jordão, is like a little part of europe but with good food and cool places to visit
oh man! You were so so so near my home. I totally understand that you didn't like the coxinha and the kibe. I know this store, I pass by this station every day to go to work and I don't like the seasoning there and coxinha and kibe need to be prepared very well to be well appreciated. But anyway it's my personal taste about this store. And YES torcida is thE best snack LOL
George, Guaraná is a fruit that contains a lot of caffeine, like Cacao and green tea… Come to south of Brazil, Porto Alegre and Florianópolis… you gonna Love it…
You should try “bolinho de chuva” as well. At least here in São Paulo this is something that brings childhood memories to us (I’m not saying this is a Paulista dish, because idk, but idk if in other brazilian states they eat it too).
that's because they're from sao paulo and their pão de queijo tastes awful and feel like a rubberband, the real "pão de queijo" made with canastra cheese (witch is considered one of the best in the world) tastes a lot better, has a totally different texture, usually you can only find it in the state of Minas Gerais where the Canastra Ridge is located
2:39 guaraná doesn't have caffeine? WHAT??? That girl straight up lying. The guaraná fruit, just like the coffee bean, naturally is full of caffeine, just for you to know
You should try another Coxinha from different places, especially the ones from good Bakerys or traditional Botecos (brazilian izakaya 😄). Try Bella Paulista bakery or Veloso Bar.
Fiz um comentário parecido...levar o cara pra experimentar salgado de metro, que é tudo requentado/feito com os ingredientes mais vagabundos, pelo amor kkk. Ele teve a experiencia do que um mendigo come. kkkk
Eles são adolescentes, devem não conhecer tantos locais especializados assim. Quem conhece restaurantes bons são adultos kkkk o importante é que o George de divertiu e eles tb.
Hi George Dulce de leche is milk caramel is very popular on South America argentina, Brazil, uruguay, etc Is used as a desert topping or a as a breakfast spread just like jam over a toast Love your content!! Hopefully you get to go to argentina and try our food to
As a brazilian coxinhas, kibes salgados like that have to be eat with ketchup ou mortard, even the pao de queijo and the bacon salgadinhos tastes better with ketchup, try sometime you may like them more.
Some energy drinks has the flavor of Guaraná, so you were right to think that looks like energy drink. The fruit Guaraná by it self has cafeine on it (is stronger than coffee), but I don't think that the soda has cafeine. Amora = blackberry, the fini candy it's a "false blackberry" Salgado = Salty(literal translate), it's every snack made mainly of flour and can be deep fried or roasted, we call any tipe of chip snack as salgadinho (diminutive of salgado). And of course, must be salty. kibe and esfiha came from arabic immigrants. Suspiro = sigh(literal translate) but the sigh when your are a dreamer or in love.
Are you still in São Paulo? There's a replica of Kinkaku-ji in a nearby town called Itapecerica da Serra. It might be worthy a visit or perhaps a video! Feel free to ask me for directions or tips if you're interested :)
I prefer having pão de queijo and doce de leite one at a time, but I guess you liked the combo because Japanese cuisine has a lot of sweet&sour or sweet&salty dishes, isn't it? I'll have to agree with all the people here who said you should try freshly made salgados (btw, this is a general word used by paulistas to describe a savory snack that doesn't come in a bag). You were at Paulista Avenue, there was a place that sells really good salgados right by the corner. And I think you should try pastel, which is a snack Japanese-Brazilians have always been famous for selling - in my own family I have an aunt and uncle who do have a pastel shop ^^
You should try going to a street market (feira livre) or to the big central market (Mercado Municipal de São Paulo, or popularly know as Mercadão), you'll see a lot of unique fruits and foods. Feiras happens in normal streets everywhere around the city, they are divided by days (some streets have feira every monday, others every tuesday, another every saturday, and so on. I can help you find one if you want). The Mercado Municipal is open every day, including weekends. If you go to any, definitely try a Pastel (savoury fried dough with filling, originally invented by Japanese immigrants in Brazil!) with Caldo de Cana (sugarcane juice). A very popular pairing, traditional food for when you go to the market.
About the coxinha and kibe, if they had been properly prepared, they would taste good even cold. The quality can vary a lot depending on where you get them. A good pastry shop will be like heaven, while most corner pastry shops will sell you pastries that do not taste remotely good and are just meant as a very cheap and risky way to have a snack when in a hurry. I do not recommend them. Please give coxinha and kibe a second chance at a good place. XD
Oh nooo! You bought coxinha from the subway station, that's so sad. There are better places to eat it. I recomend Veloso Bar at Vila Mariana and also their caipinhas. You should have tried the wasabi peanut snack and the Bis. I wanted to see your reaction to it =)
I think Fini is a Spanish brand or at least they sell a lot in Spain. I tasted those Fini fake-berries and they were disgusting, probably my least favourite candy, but they had much better candies such as sour fingers or jelly beans. It's pretty much the same that Haribo, Vidal or other brands though.
Hey Jorge, you must go to the beach while you are here, here some examples that you cold go: Santos, Guarujá. Or you could go back to Liberdade and eat at Kazu Lamen, in my opinion, the best here in SP. Awesome video
Great Trip George! And you should try a hot coxinha, a fresh fryed one. That from the metro may be a little old, it doesn't represent the full splendor of the coxinha. Try a pão de queijo out of the oven too!
George that 'suspiro' is French and the 'Kibe' is Arabian, we in Brazil mix all cultures, so all of it that you eat have others versions that is so much better
if you ever come back to brazil someday, you have to try the "pão de queijo" from "minas gerais", cause the one from são paulo is not that good bc it's previously made and reheated, i don't like that much even though i'm from são paulo lol, but the one from minas gerais is like, the original one, and when i tasted it it was so good, it's so different (but ofc it depends on the restaurant, normally the most traditional ones are those who have the good pão de queijo 😅
i can recommend the ones from inhotim, the biggest outdoor museum in the world. the museum itself is so big that you need 2-3 days to see everything and the place is beautiful
You didn't try PASTEL, a really popular food in Sao Paulo. Maybe in Rio you can find it but the best place to have it is in some vegetables little fairs on the streets. And next time, give coxinhas a second chance. The best ones you don't buy in subway stations AT ALL! 😉
As you said, the taste for all the "salgados" (pão de queijo included) would be much better if ther were hot/warm. For sure it would be a complete different experience. For "quibe", a good thing to improve its taste is to squeeze a little bit of lime over it, as it's a little bit dry. About "doce de leite", I don't agree with her: you can eat it alone, with a spoon. It's really sweet, as many of our desserts, but so good! =D About Dolly guaraná...oh my God! How could she dare show you that? =D It`s famous for not being of good quality. In the end, I would suggest you trying some biscuit called BIS. It`s delicious!
The problem is they´ve bought salgados from a metro station...dude! You have to go to a bakery! : D The snack´s brands too...no no no *Suspiro literally means sigh/gasp/breath
Hey! if you like soda, you should go to Tubaina Bar in Rua Haddock Lobo. It's a place you can taste tutti-fruit soda. many (maybe all) are brazilian made. I think you could like it cheers
I know, right?? Who doesn't like Pao de Queijo?! Especially Brazilians! (I LOVE it, and Guarana is my favorite drink. Ever. But I'm suspect, bc I'm a Brazilian living the USA, so OF COURSE I miss everything from there :D). Ooooooooooh and Doce de Leite, OMG, I miss that so much.
George is so like trusting of his fans, it’s crazy like he just meets these people and goes out to eat, nothing less nothing more it’s so cool to see
He managed to not get killed in new York. What a legend
Hes kinda crazy tho but i think its just his big heart
I always check their instagram profiles and pictures before we meet in person. Also check their DM messages how polite they are. After checking all of these, I trust them and hope they don’t kill me haha
@@GeorgeJapan Youre the best George, already getting new fans
@@GeorgeJapan but you should be careful around a brazilian who doesn't like pão de queijo XD jk
Brazilian people seems to be really warm hearted, happy and friendly, and thier culture, I´ve always been a fan of Brazilian culture.. The country itself is really beautiful, it´s wild nature, it´s native people who livs there, the beatches, Brazilian songs... If you have a place to stay in Brazil its just amazing to visit. ☺
Thank you my friend. Much love from Brazil.
Its an very good place but it is really dangerous like you can be robbed literally everywhere in night time
@@poseidon9916 you are very welcome :) love you too Brazilian people ✌️
@@isaquegp4145 that’s unfortunate! Cause I know Brazilian people are not like that, yeah they may be sometimes a little too witty and humorous but that’s not who they are, actually nobody is like that no matter which country they come from, I love em all, every country has it’s own beauty and history and.. but sometimes things just don’t go well as you want them to and you know? These things happens, tho I wish it would stop, cause there are always better options..
@@alihosseinzadeh6020 yeah ik i am a brazillian actually
"kibe" is actually from arabia, usually the best salgados you can find are in the so called "padaria" (the metro ones are cheaply made and usually old)
Oh didn’t know that!
It is actually from Syria and Lebanon to be accurate but it's still Arabic food. I think you may tried to say that this food is from Arab ethnicity.
@@joaopaulobraga10 yes, the word "arabe" can mean that, it doesnt convey what i was trying to say very well in english tho
I think that some of these countries also had a large immigration to São Paulo in the past. It's something from so many years ago, I don't even know when. So that's why kibe is also part of Brazilian culture.
George, Guaraná has natural caffeine in it (that's why they use it on energy drinks). But there is no added caffeine in the Guaraná Soda
I see, thanks for the info!
@@GeorgeJapan Lucas is right. A can of Guaraná has more caffeine than a can of Coke. The difference is that Guaraná's caffeine is all natural, not added.
Hi George, you’re so polite and kind about your review of the snacks! As a Brazilian I am really impressed 🙏🏻 I think you need to give coxinhas another try but with catupiry and go to a place with fresh ones… also kibe is a middle eastern snack actually and it’s better to eat it with some sauce (and also when it’s fresh and hot). Best wishes and safe travels!
Ok!👍 Thank you for watching! :)
Why is no one talking how cute and nice Kristin was? Congrats girl, your charisma has added much to the video
She is super nice and kind 😊
thank you so much, I hope you enjoyed the video!
Salgados are more like a general therm for savory snacks that are either baked or fried. the diminutive version of the word(salgadinho), is also used for a snack, but they can either describe bite size salgados, OR more commonly, chips, cheese puffs or other similar bagged snacks.
Thank you teacher!
Perfeito
Dude you can't leave Brasil without trying our pizza, yes pizza, we have crazy flavors like strawberry chocolate or even sweets ones with ice cream on top...also our japanese food 😂 kk and they you can bring the word to Japan how perfect creamcheese is with jp food and also hot roll (fried seaweed),etc also our hamburguers, churros, croissants, so many we change everybody else food for the better in my opinion haha besides our own ofc
Yes I’ll definitely try Brazilian pizza and I’m so excited 🤩🍕
ele tem um video provando comida japonesa no Brasil
thats true
Cadê o do pneu? kkk
The São Paulo hot dog is much better than the USA too
I loved that he is very sincere about if he liked it or not. As a Japanese, his experience with taste is very different from ours so it's expected he doesn't find all thoses things amazing like we do. (Please try a fresh Coxinha with some Pepper Sauce, I'm sure you'll love it)
Oh I needed some pepper sauce! I’ll definitely try it next time!
Torcida ❤ torcida is the snack we take to school when we’re kids. It has a different affection. Glad you like it. Wish you’re having a great time in Brazil
I loved it!😊
@@GeorgeJapan u should try the mexican pepper torcida with beer, if ur into beer, they go along very well imo
poucas coisas BR são mais vagabundas que um torcida comprado no metro kkk.
im so happy to see you enjoy your stay here in Brazil, i hope i can go to japan someday!
Thank you! Please come visit Japan someday!😊🇯🇵
@@GeorgeJapan japan is one of my dream destinations, i really hope it becomes possible ❣️
I love how George trust in his fans and I really love him trying everything and liking everything. Gosh, so adorable ❤️❤️
He is very adorable 💕
Hey George, you should try cold Guaraná with hot coxinha. It’s much better 🇧🇷
Oh that sounds good!👍👍
Verdade
Agree. I think it's a disjustice that he is having the salgados cold.
Ele falando "obrigaaadÔ" como se fosse japones é mto fofo kkkkk
Obrigadoooooo!!
"como se fosse" kkkk
@@GabrielTvrs Acho que ele quis dizer que ele pronuncia o obrigado como se fosse uma palavra japonesa.
Those snacks looked delicious 😋🇧🇷
They were amazing!!
I absolutely loved this one, it was so funny and entertaining! And you and Kristin's honesty regarding each product was very refreshing! I think you have a refined palate for food and drink, George 👍👍
Posso sugerir o doce de leite, como já disseram, mas também a goiabada, brigadeiro, cocada, quebra queixo, suco de caju, pastel, caldo de cana de açúcar, açaí, tapioca, cuscuz nordestino ou até o paulista, mandioca frita, acarajé…. São algumas comidas que podemos encontrar com facilidade em São Paulo, que concentra muitas culturas do Brasil!!
Tantas comidas boas no Brasil!
@@GeorgeJapan sim, sim!! A gastronomia brasileira é muito rica!! 😋 você está aproveitando muito bem, parabéns!
Caldo de cana é essencial.
Hi George, I'm brazilian and I didn't know that you were here, that's nice! Also, a recommendation that I can give you is to visit the Ibirapuera's Park. It's a huge and beautiful place, and also, inside the park you can find the japanese pavilion, a gift received from japanese government. If you could, you should go on a thursday, because there's no entrance fee in this day. Keep making these videos, I'm loving it!
Sounds good! Thank you for watching!😊
I totally agree with you!
I just met George's channel on his first video in Brazil and i'm already a big fan!! Damn, your videos are just so relaxing and fun to watch!!
Thank you!!😊
Just discovered your channel. I was in Sao Paolo over the weekend for work. I go there a lot. I love the food there. I had coxinho and guaranha whilst there. I haven't eaten a lot of the bagged snacks though. I'll have to try some next time I go
Thank you for watching!😊 Yeah you should try them!
Both your interactions with each other were just super adorable; there were some parts that I rewound over and over cuz it made me smile so much. XD And the snacks looked great! ^-^
Thank you for watching!😊
Achei muito boa a seleção das comidinhas. Às vezes fico chateado quando surgem com umas coisas "nada a ver"para os gringos experimentarem.
Obrigado por assistir!
Fiquei com dó quando vi o Ovinho de wassabi kkkkk
@@FAELa7x eu não gosto 😬
@@rafaelmacedo2365 Eu nunca comi não, mas se tiver o gosto proximo do doritos de wassabi pqp kkkkkk
I love that George is a fellow metro station enjoyer
🤩🤩
@@GeorgeJapan 👏
Brazilian people are nice good people.
People I met are super nice and kind😊🇧🇷
eu acho que a autenticidade do dia a dia é melhor do que a enganação de um lugar caro e fora do cotidiano
She seems to be a sweet tooth, that’s the only thing that can explain why she doesn’t like pão de queijo and pururuca (bacon snack)
Cold Guaraná (refrigerated) and a freshly made Salgado is life.
Will there be a meet here in São Paulo with your subs? I would suggest a Sunday at Paulista avenue
Yeah I think she has a sweet tooth haha
Bis is so good! Wow cheese bread or cheese balls taste so good ( First time I heard a brazilian didn't like it, interesting). For me coffee and cheese bread is a really great combination.
Oh I should try that combination!!
Another great video ♡♡♡
have a great time in Brasil George! You need to come to Rio, i am sure u will love the beaches
I'm brazillian and i love coxinha... the brazillian food is so great.
I totally agree with you👍
@@GeorgeJapan yeah... but i love more japanese food bro. Japanese food is so popular in Brazil... japan is amazing, the cartoons, games, etc
I love Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Hi George. your channel is very good. I am happy that you are enjoying our Brazil. You also have to eat a typical dish from Sao Paulo which is "Feijoada" the best are in bars and pubs.
Cool videos man! You gotta try the Ovinhos Wasabi! One of my favorite snacks!
2:35 Actually guaraná constains caffeine. The guarana fruit contains per weight more caffeine than coffee beans.
Ohhhhhhh ok. Thanks for the info!
Good morning George, great to see you always happy
Good morning, thank you!😊
Pao de queijo is the best 'snack/breakfast', I also love 'doce de leite' so much! Glad to know you're having fun and enjoying our food!
Did you try bis later? I really like this chocolate
I watched a lot of your videos here in Brazil, it's so nice to see you having fun with our culture and people. I hope you come back again 😊
Hey George, pão de queijo is so delicious, however you should try it in Minas Gerais, a state of Brazil, the "land of pão de queijo".
Ok!🧀🥐
@@GeorgeJapan You'll not regret. The Minas Gerais food is the best cuisine in Brazil. Amazing.
Conversa pra boi dormir mano. Qualquer lugar pode ter um bom pão de queijo, basta ter um bom polvilho, e um bom queijo e saber fazer. Aqui em Goiás vc come bom pão de queijo em qualquer lugar.
You must try empada!!!! It's filled with shrimps or "palmito"! I am shure you'll love it
I'm from Minas Gerais, the state that her told you. Pão de queijo is something really special for us......... But I don't like 2 hahaha I mean, just not a fan. I kind understand them. Have a good time, George! Hope you enjoy here! Welcome to Brasil 🇧🇷
Obrigado por assistir!
I’m so bummed I wasn’t able to take you around Chicago!!
Please take me around next time!
@@GeorgeJapan for sure! Hope you make it back to Chicago. We’ll take you out to a place in the suburbs, not the city. ;)
Guarana does not countain caffeine but contains Taurine wich is the same in redbull, but less and with less sugar, because it does indeed uses the Guarana fruit.
Thanks for the info!
George! Come to Uberlandia in Brazil! You’ll love it here! It’s pretty close to São Paulo! One hour flight!
I went to SP like 6 years ago and I still dream of the torcidas. sooo good!!!
Guarana has caffeine and is also used in natural energy drinks
If you're planning someday to visit Sao Paulo countryside, i recommend going to Campos do Jordão, is like a little part of europe but with good food and cool places to visit
oh man! You were so so so near my home. I totally understand that you didn't like the coxinha and the kibe. I know this store, I pass by this station every day to go to work and I don't like the seasoning there and coxinha and kibe need to be prepared very well to be well appreciated. But anyway it's my personal taste about this store. And YES torcida is thE best snack LOL
George, Guaraná is a fruit that contains a lot of caffeine, like Cacao and green tea… Come to south of Brazil, Porto Alegre and Florianópolis… you gonna Love it…
Really? But I understand why I was able to stay up late yesterday haha
You should try “bolinho de chuva” as well. At least here in São Paulo this is something that brings childhood memories to us (I’m not saying this is a Paulista dish, because idk, but idk if in other brazilian states they eat it too).
Hilarious, two Brazilians don't like the supposedly popular cheese snack!
man pão de queijo is awesome
that's because they're from sao paulo and their pão de queijo tastes awful and feel like a rubberband, the real "pão de queijo" made with canastra cheese (witch is considered one of the best in the world) tastes a lot better, has a totally different texture, usually you can only find it in the state of Minas Gerais where the Canastra Ridge is located
@@joaog_freitas very interesting! Thanks for the explanation.😊
Look at my surprising face
You need to stay for more on year here to try much more itens, you gonna crazy!
2:39 guaraná doesn't have caffeine? WHAT??? That girl straight up lying. The guaraná fruit, just like the coffee bean, naturally is full of caffeine, just for you to know
You can find many of these in Japan as well (because of the huuuge Brazilian community here 😊). Some you can buy at Donki or Gyomu.
George you need to try food from Minas Gerais, I think you will love it! 😋
Kibe, is a arabic food stuff we adapted to our culture... its arabic food
You should try another Coxinha from different places, especially the ones from good Bakerys or traditional Botecos (brazilian izakaya 😄). Try Bella Paulista bakery or Veloso Bar.
Guaraná fruit is caffeinated tho, they use it to flavor energy drinks as well
Pelo amor, quando vamos levar um estrangeiro pra degustar alguma comida brasileira, temos que levar num lugar bom.
🇧🇷❤️
Fiz um comentário parecido...levar o cara pra experimentar salgado de metro, que é tudo requentado/feito com os ingredientes mais vagabundos, pelo amor kkk. Ele teve a experiencia do que um mendigo come. kkkk
Eles são adolescentes, devem não conhecer tantos locais especializados assim. Quem conhece restaurantes bons são adultos kkkk o importante é que o George de divertiu e eles tb.
Hi George
Dulce de leche is milk caramel is very popular on South America argentina, Brazil, uruguay, etc
Is used as a desert topping or a as a breakfast spread just like jam over a toast
Love your content!! Hopefully you get to go to argentina and try our food to
Thank you for watching! :) I wanna go to Argentina🇦🇷 too!
Hi George! Nice to see you having fun in Brazil 😊(it makes me want to buy a ticket to Brazil...) ✈️🧳
Go buy a ticket for Brazil!🇧🇷 haha
personally i like to eat just the doce de leite because it's so good, it doesn't need nothing more
Salgados from metro stations are not the best ones so I'm not that surprised that you didnt like it very much.
Coitado dele!
I’ll go to a bakery next time!
The burger in front of you guys, Jota Burger is AWESOME.
Guaraná actually contains caffeine, but is part of the fruit itself, not insert on the drink.
Now we need George to try the other two famous guaranás, Kuat and Fanta, and rank them together with the Antarctica he drank
I wanna try them too!
Kuat is pretty bad, worse than Dolly. Fanta is ok.
Guaraná Antarctica it's so much better, but the Guaraná Antarctica NATU is not the best. The original Guaraná Antarctica is better.
As a brazilian coxinhas, kibes salgados like that have to be eat with ketchup ou mortard, even the pao de queijo and the bacon salgadinhos tastes better with ketchup, try sometime you may like them more.
There are many flavors to try at once, the ideal is to divide between sweets, snacks and combinations with coffee, soda or beer.
I should’ve done that!
Some energy drinks has the flavor of Guaraná, so you were right to think that looks like energy drink. The fruit Guaraná by it self has cafeine on it (is stronger than coffee), but I don't think that the soda has cafeine.
Amora = blackberry, the fini candy it's a "false blackberry"
Salgado = Salty(literal translate), it's every snack made mainly of flour and can be deep fried or roasted, we call any tipe of chip snack as salgadinho (diminutive of salgado). And of course, must be salty.
kibe and esfiha came from arabic immigrants.
Suspiro = sigh(literal translate) but the sigh when your are a dreamer or in love.
You should try a Pastel as well, it's a very typical salgado from Brazil and it came from the asian immigrants
Are you still in São Paulo? There's a replica of Kinkaku-ji in a nearby town called Itapecerica da Serra. It might be worthy a visit or perhaps a video! Feel free to ask me for directions or tips if you're interested :)
I prefer having pão de queijo and doce de leite one at a time, but I guess you liked the combo because Japanese cuisine has a lot of sweet&sour or sweet&salty dishes, isn't it? I'll have to agree with all the people here who said you should try freshly made salgados (btw, this is a general word used by paulistas to describe a savory snack that doesn't come in a bag). You were at Paulista Avenue, there was a place that sells really good salgados right by the corner. And I think you should try pastel, which is a snack Japanese-Brazilians have always been famous for selling - in my own family I have an aunt and uncle who do have a pastel shop ^^
That’s so nice your family owns a pastel shop👍
@@GeorgeJapan you could come by their shop, they speak Japanese (I don't 'cause I'm too dumb for it 😭)
You should try going to a street market (feira livre) or to the big central market (Mercado Municipal de São Paulo, or popularly know as Mercadão), you'll see a lot of unique fruits and foods.
Feiras happens in normal streets everywhere around the city, they are divided by days (some streets have feira every monday, others every tuesday, another every saturday, and so on. I can help you find one if you want). The Mercado Municipal is open every day, including weekends.
If you go to any, definitely try a Pastel (savoury fried dough with filling, originally invented by Japanese immigrants in Brazil!) with Caldo de Cana (sugarcane juice). A very popular pairing, traditional food for when you go to the market.
Muito alimento industrializado, bom é o alimento natural , açaí, fruta doces e salgados naturais sem ou com pouca química.
I like Açai!!
About the coxinha and kibe, if they had been properly prepared, they would taste good even cold. The quality can vary a lot depending on where you get them. A good pastry shop will be like heaven, while most corner pastry shops will sell you pastries that do not taste remotely good and are just meant as a very cheap and risky way to have a snack when in a hurry. I do not recommend them. Please give coxinha and kibe a second chance at a good place. XD
Oh nooo! You bought coxinha from the subway station, that's so sad. There are better places to eat it. I recomend Veloso Bar at Vila Mariana and also their caipinhas.
You should have tried the wasabi peanut snack and the Bis. I wanted to see your reaction to it =)
Oh I should’ve eaten wasabi one, but I was full…
You should've tasted the "BIS", it's delicious!
You tried pão de queijo!! :) that's a new level of accomplishment!!
Yay!👍
I think Fini is a Spanish brand or at least they sell a lot in Spain. I tasted those Fini fake-berries and they were disgusting, probably my least favourite candy, but they had much better candies such as sour fingers or jelly beans. It's pretty much the same that Haribo, Vidal or other brands though.
You are so cute George 😂❤
Thank you!🤩
Hey Jorge, you must go to the beach while you are here, here some examples that you cold go: Santos, Guarujá. Or you could go back to Liberdade and eat at Kazu Lamen, in my opinion, the best here in SP.
Awesome video
I’m going to the beach in Rio!
@@GeorgeJapan awesome! :D
Great Trip George! And you should try a hot coxinha, a fresh fryed one. That from the metro may be a little old, it doesn't represent the full splendor of the coxinha. Try a pão de queijo out of the oven too!
Yeah I’ll definitely try a hot one next time!
George that 'suspiro' is French and the 'Kibe' is Arabian, we in Brazil mix all cultures, so all of it that you eat have others versions that is so much better
Try to go here in the south of Brazil ! State of Santa Catarina !
You should come to Brasilia and/or Goiania and you will have another completely different food experience. 是非遊びに来てくださいね。
何回「うまい」って 言ったかなぁ~ 😅 楽しそう
私も色んな国に旅行してみたい 😊
うまいしか言えませんでした！笑
10:44 actually, "suspiro" is a sigh 😬😬
there’s a place called “Ofner” and they have one of the best coxinhas i’ve tried. you should give it a try :)
I want to try that churrasco snack. There is a international grocery store nearby. I shall go hunting tomorrow.
i'm a big fan of torcida, there's a lot of flavors, including the american "flamin hot"
It was amazing!! Vamos!
Your reviews we're totally accurate, impressive
if you ever come back to brazil someday, you have to try the "pão de queijo" from "minas gerais", cause the one from são paulo is not that good bc it's previously made and reheated, i don't like that much even though i'm from são paulo lol, but the one from minas gerais is like, the original one, and when i tasted it it was so good, it's so different (but ofc it depends on the restaurant, normally the most traditional ones are those who have the good pão de queijo 😅
i can recommend the ones from inhotim, the biggest outdoor museum in the world. the museum itself is so big that you need 2-3 days to see everything and the place is beautiful
Ok! Thank you for your recommendations!😊🇧🇷
You didn't try PASTEL, a really popular food in Sao Paulo. Maybe in Rio you can find it but the best place to have it is in some vegetables little fairs on the streets. And next time, give coxinhas a second chance. The best ones you don't buy in subway stations AT ALL! 😉
As you said, the taste for all the "salgados" (pão de queijo included) would be much better if ther were hot/warm. For sure it would be a complete different experience. For "quibe", a good thing to improve its taste is to squeeze a little bit of lime over it, as it's a little bit dry. About "doce de leite", I don't agree with her: you can eat it alone, with a spoon. It's really sweet, as many of our desserts, but so good! =D About Dolly guaraná...oh my God! How could she dare show you that? =D It`s famous for not being of good quality. In the end, I would suggest you trying some biscuit called BIS. It`s delicious!
very good, did you go to itaim Bibi?
Don't forget to go to the São Paulo municipal market.
Todo se ve delicioso. 😄😛
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The problem is they´ve bought salgados from a metro station...dude! You have to go to a bakery! : D
The snack´s brands too...no no no
*Suspiro literally means sigh/gasp/breath
Ok! I’ll do that next time!
Arigato Obrigado Thank You
well, the Portuguese did bring deep fried batter covered foods to Japan, Japan just perfected Tempura.
Arigatou for watching!
Yesssss!
Yeeeeeeees!
Hey! if you like soda, you should go to Tubaina Bar in Rua Haddock Lobo. It's a place you can taste tutti-fruit soda. many (maybe all) are brazilian made. I think you could like it
cheers
Sounds good! Cheers 🥂
O George tem a perna oca, só pode😂😂
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Hey George, if you are still in Brazil, visit a Cat café. It’s a idea we got from Japan 😉
I'm from Brazil and I would like to go on a walk at São Paulo along you!!!
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I know, right?? Who doesn't like Pao de Queijo?! Especially Brazilians! (I LOVE it, and Guarana is my favorite drink. Ever. But I'm suspect, bc I'm a Brazilian living the USA, so OF COURSE I miss everything from there :D). Ooooooooooh and Doce de Leite, OMG, I miss that so much.
I loved that👍