Koreans Try Mexican Food For The First Time!! (Tacos, Burrito, Nachos, Enchilada) | KATCHUP
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
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Today our casts tried Mexican Food and it made them very happy!
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00:00 Opening
00:29 Chicken Taco
02:11 Beef Burrito
03:19 Enchilada
05:05 Nacho&Guacamole
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What's your favorite Mexican food? 😋
N A C H O !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
carne asada, grilled cameroons, carnitas, and pollo quesadilla
Yall have to try carne asada fries
There's also menudo, pozole, empanadas, chorizo, chimichangas, tamales, and tortilla soup.
Enchiladas, papa asada, and menudo with a lot of garnish:)
they need to have pozole, menudo, tacos de birria, de carne asada, sopes, tamales and horchata
The first two arent that good the rest tho🤤
@@legitboitv7719 bruh what both of them are good
Pozole is delicious what u talking bout@@legitboitv7719
@@legitboitv7719pozole is not good? I can understand menudo but pozole? Really? Pozole is delicious
@@tmtz383 arent that good so like they are kind of decent
This is about as authentic Mexican food as Panda Express is authentic Chinese food. This is Tex Mex….if even that. It’s equivalent to giving them a bulgogi burrito and saying it’s “Korean food”.
This all looked like your typical fast food Mexican food - Taco Bell, Taco Time - not even Tex-Mex either.
It's just Americanized Mexican food made for Koreans. Not even Tex mex
I get your point, but I’m a foodie. A bulgogi burrito sounds amazing. Add some rice, kimchi, and some of that sliced purple radish. I’m bout to go make this.
And to me it doesn't. But to each their own. Enjoy. @@Laviish_Sade
@@danieljalomojr5856 yup. To each it’s own. Thanks I did.
As a Mexican I'm sorry to inform you that what you're eating is American food not Mexican food, but if you liked that then you're gonna really love real Mexican food :)
as a mexican, I inform you they are eating mexican food, it is northern mexican gastronomy, in sonora and baja california is very common that kind of dishes, I don't know where you live, but you are talking about my gastronomy that I eat since I was born in mexico and I will not see how you say "american food" just because you are uninformed about the subject.
Im from Baja California and I can tell you that this is def American Food the food here in Baja does not look anything like this.
@@tiff7057 Burritos, nachos, chicken tacos, and enchiladas are not eaten in Baja California? As I mentioned, adding more cheese or cream doesn't make it an American dish. There are very famous chicken tacos in the Emperadores neighborhood market, 'crazy' burritos on 20 de Noviembre Avenue, nachos in every Mexican snack business, like 'tostielotes,' etc. And there are enchiladas with cream in every Mexican restaurant. So, which Baja California are you talking about, and more importantly, are you sure about what you're claiming? Because I can assure you that I've been eating this food all my life. I don't know which municipality you're from, but you are mistaken. In every part of Mexico, food is prepared differently
@@samconnor9523 im talking about the way they prepared the food its wayy different. Yes we have burritos tacos and nachos here in Baja but the food in the video clearly looks more like Tex-Mex food.
Jajaja y todos hablando en inglés, peléense como debe ser oigan en español
i love how all the girls are taking the BIGGEST bites ever with no shame and loving it
💯
Also the girls both like cilantro especially Sang-Hee by just eating the cilantro straight up she's been blessed by the cilantro/coriander gods.
As a female myself, i’d be taking big bites too. That food got my mouth watering just looking at it 😋
Bruh, i was legit thinking that too 😂 they take big ol' bites with no hesitation
💯 agree
There’s a reason why Mexican food is recognized as cultural heritage of humanity by UNESCO.
So are at least 29 other countries and tbh, every culture has it's unique dishes and flavors. We all contribute and should never limit ourselves. TRY THEM ALL! What's sad is that they didn't even really try authentic Mexican food, everything was Americanized, they might as well just ate at a Taco Bell.
That's because it is freaking amazing.
I face palmed myself when I saw the tacobell/texmex food they served.
@@jskelly1979 please you are so wrong 😂 why are you speaking as if you even know what you’re talking about. There’s only 2 cuisines in the world recognized by unesco and it’s Mexican and French cuisines.
@@ac9184 okay, the only two on a list of little importance. UNESCO recognize many dishes and cooking traditions from many countries and cultures because everyone has something unique to offer and if you limit yourself, then you are a fool. Also, let's all agree that the video isn't even representing authentic Mexican cuisine anyways.
Dudee, that’s not exactly Mexican Food, that’s more TexMex Food 😭😭. I grew up in Mexico, our enchiladas aren’t thaaat cheesy, it may have more sour cream or meat, and definitely a good portion of vegetables. And the tacooos 😭😭, we don’t do tacos that huge, they’re usually really small, so that you can grab a good portion of them, for example 5 is the usual portion, they usually don’t come w cheese as well, and the real traditional are serve in two small corn tortilla, sometimes muddy with the same oil that releases the meat, those tacos looked more like burritos tbh.
But the intention is good 🫶🏽.
Then it sounds like Mexico is missing out.
I was hoping they would be eating authentic Mexican food lol
I'm Korean but my mil is Mexican, and she would have been sad to see how inauthentic it was.
It's ok they at least got a idea of what it is . Yes it was like Taco Bell level .
Next time, you should have them try a dark chicken mole (the mole with chocolate in the recipe), green pork tamales, elote, Mexican rice and refried black beans, tres leches cake, horachata.
no mames, guey. estan en korea. endonde chingados van a hayar esas comidas?
@@ElPajaroMeaPrietas Te sorprendería saber qué ingredientes se pueden encontrar en todo el mundo. Si puedo encontrar algunos ingredientes mexicanos en Rusia, seguramente podrán encontrar algunos en Corea.
@@mokumboi19 ingredientes si, pero quien los va a preparar para que sepan autenticos? ya me imagino a koreanos preparando mole con 32 ingredientes. porque crees que nomas estan probando comidas basicas? tu crees que todos los ingredientes, tu comida va a saber igual a comida autentica koreana?
@@ElPajaroMeaPrietas No sé cuántos mexicanos viven en Corea, pero prometo que ese número no es cero. 😆Aprendí a hacer carnitas con un chef mexicano en Rusia. Y, por supuesto, Internet puede ser una buena herramienta de aprendizaje. El mundo es más pequeño ahora.
@@mokumboi19 ok, entonces ya nomas es cosa de que encuentren quien les haga lo que dijiste. me imagino que van a esperar mucho tiempo.
Beans rice and tortillas are pretty much a everyday staplemark of a Mexican meal
And like they said, salsa.
Chocolate, vainilla, corn, chile, avocado, turkey. That's mexican.
We have a saying for this in Spanish?
'Estómago lleno, corazón contento'!
Food bring everyone closer ❤🙌
Of course all that is Americanize Mexican food! Have them try pozole birria tacos, gorditas, flautas!!!!!😊
they have to keep it making like garbage
have u even think abt that they live ina different continent?? no tienen los mismos ingredientes diosmio, es imposible😐
Don’t forget the chili relleno burrito!
And tortas
@@idkisdidi
The hell are you saying?
They don't have the same ingredients as Mexico (literally borders the USA) but they do have the ingredients from the USA, and casually Mexico exports 70% of the vegetables to the United States...
I love Katchup but this isn’t mexican food. This is an Americanized version of it much like American “chinese” food.
This is more like Tex-Mex food but yeah Korea needs to get some real Mexican food.
Thank You All for such flattering comments about Mexican food. Much appreciated from my culture to yours🌮🌯🫔🇲🇽❤️
Non of that is Mexican, it’s American food MexTex
Yup Cilantro is funny, either you like it, or it`s soap leaf, I use it in a lot of Tex-Mex, being from Texas,. For food they would have loved Birria tacos, Carne Guisada , Carne Asada, Torta, Al Pastor , or Quesadillas
Yes, I can eat it plain like she did. The funny thing about cilantro is you can never put too much on it. It always tastes the same whether you put a little or a lot of it.
It's actually a gene that people have. If you have it, cilantro will taste like soap to you.
There’s a genetic component to it. Some people have a gene that makes it taste like soap.
Thankfully I don’t have it because I think it’s great.
Thank you Hoseung Ronnie for leading me here! You will be glad to know I have a very good friend who owns 2 Mexican Restaurants!! Ole`!! ps: I don't like cilantro either - it tastes like soap to me! blessings everyone!! 🌬💖💖💖💖💖💖
To answer the question at 6:14 , yes nachos are served at movie theaters. I grew up eating them at theaters and now I work in the theaters. The theater I work at also serves hamburgers. At the counter where we serve food and do cash registers, there is a clear storage box that is a warmer to keep nachos warm to be ready to be handed out to customers. Sometimes I buy hotdogs and I put them in the warm storage box so when I finish working my hotdogs will still be warm when I eat them. 😊
The nachos at movie theaters are not authentic ones, authentic nachos have a lot more than chips and a cheese sauce.
@@marydavis5234You’re right, the authentic ones are so much better. Just like you mention it has more cheese while the ones in theater the cheese is just in a cup sadly (and the movie theater chips don’t taste that good). Thank you for correcting me 👍
I know for sure nachos and movies are a thing in the US. I prefer it over popcorn, but is it actually a thing in Mexico? I feel like it’s just an random weird American thing, but I could be wrong.
If they do have nachos at Mexican movie theaters, I need to add that to my to do list. I’m sure they’re incredible.
@@Laviish_Sadeyeah I’m wondering the same.
This is white stile Mexican food 🌮🌯 real Mexican food is made with corn tortilla ☺️ hope you can actually get to enjoy our best food like birria, chilaquiles, enchiladas, pozole, mole and much more ❤😊
While true, flour tortilla is still very Mexican and mostly used in the northern part of Mexico, where grilling is more common. Yes the style they tried was mostly Tex-Mex.
Flour tortillas are gross yuk
Mexican food is amazing!!
Hope you can try the real Mexican food some day
@@Cristinact What's that supposed to mean?
@@Kingdom_Of_DreamsThe food in the video isn't even considered mexican by most mexicans. That's the americanized version of mexican food, which you can find in taco bell and chipotle.
@@Melody_gs What makes it so unlike real mexican food? Is a taco not a taco?
@@ruleaus7664 if you search "Street Food in México" or "Authentican Mexican Food", and even "Food in Oaxaca" here on YT, you'll notice what we mean (Vlogers have good videos). Hard shell tacos from taco Bell are the americanized version of Mexican Tacos Dorados.
Hoseung led me here and I'm happy to say I enjoyed the video. I hope to see more wonderful videos with Hoseung (and the rest) in the future!
Too bad Giggle channel doesn’t use him anymore. Just by luck I found this video.
It looks really good even though it may not be as traditional as some people would have wanted. I appreciate them trying.
The Koreans living in Los Angeles are lucky because they get to eat AUTHENTIC Mexican food every-single-day.
A bit overstuffed to be authentic, but still looked good (the real stuff is actually only a few ingredients at a time, and much smaller).
Do Mexican or Latin American beverages and desserts since we got aqua de Jamaica, horchata, cerveza, and also tres leches, flan, churros, and empanadas they can be made either sweet or savory but I prefer sweet my favorite is between apple or pineapple.
Jamaica, horchata, cerverza isn’t Mexican? In all of Latin America people drink this.
@@hon6981 ah shucks I forgot that horchata is used around Latin America and I know it originated in Spain and that they use tiger nuts instead of rice, and jamaica I forgot that hibiscus tea is used all around the world, and I should've said Mexican cerveza since different countries all around Latin America has their own kind of beer. So my bad.
@@22martinez1 didn’t mean to come off as a Karen , just that people run with this info and then call it cultural appropriation or stealing another cultural food without knowing the correct information. I’ve had it happen with my country’s traditional foods and beverages.
do mean cerveza or cebada? cerveza is beer and cebada is a drink similar to horchata but its made with barley grains
@@nitzmidzy I meant cerveza as in beer and since you mentioned cebada I've heard of it and seen it before and I know is from but I never tried it but I will one day.
How fun! Good video 💜 have them try churros & tres leches cake next!
I love looking at their reactions and I’m Puerto Rican but i had family from there and I love Mexican food so much. It’s so delicious my favorite is Birria tacos with the consomé *chefs kiss😋😋😋
For those making the argument that this wasnt “authentic” I’m just glad that some of them got to even try the tip of the iceberg. There are so many Mexican dishes that I believe other countries would enjoy. It’s cool to see cultural diversity.
Yes, this is not Mexican food.
"Holy moly guacamole!" awesome. you nailed it!
To be honest, i dont care if they are eating america style mexican food, if they like the food, im happy (as a mexican myself) because that means that they are gonna love real mexican food, have a great day all!
As real life Mexorean born and raised in Southern Cali. With my Korean and Mexican families. Let me tell you straight up. That ain’t Mexican Food. 😂 I’m not even sure to call it Tex Mex. Lmao😅 Let’s make another video with the same cast but with real authentic Mexican cuisine. Amen 🙏🏽
Hey man.. taco bell is as mexican as panda express is real authentic Chinese food.. like teriyaki chicken best chinese chicken ever....
Ps- best Japanese Chinese chicken ever
Ps- best American Japanese chinese chicken ever..
Ps- 😂😂😂😂😂😂
What your serious it was made by a white dude Taco Bell
I hate when them angloids think they're one of us, they start the sentence with "as a real life mexican" and then proceeds to say he is from the United States, and even worse, they start emitting a judge on how WE prefer food on how it's made according to them.
You're not Mexican
We don't consider you mexican.
Stop saying that, get a true identity. That "mexican" tag in the united states only works so people avoid calling you a true American.
We don't care how brown you are or how ugly your Spanish probably is, don't call yourself a mexican because we real mexicans born and raised in the country see that as cringe.
"Try Mexian Food The First Time"
Immediately - "I used to work in a Mexican restaurant."
Had lots of fun while watching the panelists eat and discuss Mexican, thanks 😊
Love it! But just keep in mind you are eating American style Mexican food (also called Tex-Mex), not authentic Mexican food. It's still yummy but once Americans like a food, they put a different spin on it. In this case, too much cheese, sauce, burritos and nachos are all American additions. Mexico is a big country with many regional dishes. In the area my father is from the food is fresh and simple: homemade corn tortillas, fresh salsa, beans, rice, zucchini, potatoes, tomatoes, lots of meat marinated in spicy sauce.
lol do yall forget like a quarter of the US used to be part of Mexico?
Burritos and NAchos are from Mexico, they are a lot older than Tacos al Pastor. BTW, tacos al pastor came from libanese migration, shawarma, but, the problem here is the people in the south of the country, they don't know burritos so they think that just because of that burritos aare not mexican, that says more about their ignorance than abouth anything else.
PS. You need to try "almejas rellenas", another 14 500 years old recipe that southern mexicans don't know :v
not all food from the south is all the gastronomy of mexico, mexico is rich in dishes and the dishes in the video are from mexico, from the burrito to the guacamole, the fact that in the usa this food is eaten does not make them american dishes, it is an offense to those of us from the north, wth
This is a good attempt, I’m sure it’s probably difficult to replicate authentic Mexican food in Korea but we appreciate the try. 😊
There are places in the US that do nachos at the theatre, but the nachos are usually pre-dressed unlike in the video here and usually in a taller box/tin to mitigate potential cleanup. Its safe to say if a theatre sells ice cream, it will sell nachos, because they're confident in the ability to clean!
They need authentic Mexican food from a small business Mexican restaurant
Came from Hoseung's Instagram post to here 😆 Can't wait to watch more videos from Katchup
Your participants' reactions are hilarious. Thank you for the video!
this is so funny!! made my day 😂
Nothing makes me happier than watching Koreans enjoy food. They are so expressive and appreciative.
My local Mexican joint makes insane tacos, and they ALWAYS load it up with cilantro when I ask. I can't imagine eating a taco without cilantro.
For the last question which is, Do we eat nachos while watching movies? the short answer is yes, we do
The long answer is, it depends on the ocation, how many people are coming and if we are going to the cinema or if we are just watching the movie at home. In both cases we will choose between a variety of snaks, from chips, to pop corn to nachos, maybe gummies with chamoy, fruits, jicama with tajin etc.
I know in Korea is hard to find real Mexican food, because the ingredients are not easy to get. Having written that, I do hope they come to Mexico and try what really is our food. Burritos (I'm from Northern Mexico), do not have rice in them, and tacos (though in places such as Sonora or Baja California, do use flour tortilla) definitelly do not use lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream nor cheese (at least not like that). Still, what they were eating seemed to be tasty so hope they enjoyed it 😊
I approve of this my korean brothers and sisters arent shy to eat like they mean it love seeing other people enjoy my culture's food.
Love how they go in on every bite! ❤❤
That was fun to watch. The meat & shrimp burrito was a little weird and the enchiladas didn't look exactly authentic but glad you enjoyed it. Tostadas you probably would've liked too.
"Koreans try Mexican Food For The First Time!!"
Koreans in video: "I love Mexican food!" "I used to work in a Mexican Restaurant!"
0:00 Mexican food "Proceeds to show the less mexican food ever"
I want them to try real Mexican food, like pozole, real tacos, birria, tinga, chiles rellenos, sopes to name a few.
Look at that 🥲 Koreans are great full for us Mexicans 💕
i already know these people in the videos can't try authentic mexican food because it's not easy to access it where they live but it never fails to make me roll my eyes when i see the tacos with tortilla de harina lol
still a very nice reaction, hopefully one day they'll get to taste authentic mexican food :)
Would love to see people try ceviche with tostadas if possible, fajitas and Mole with dark sauce :)
That's more like USA tex mex food, hope one day they could try mexican street food 😊
That was really a Tex Mex menu,totally different than Mexican food.
Under the best of circumstances - those are not nachos. That is "chip & dip". And yes, people do eat them at the movies.
As a Mexican citizen, I approve of this.👍
Next time to Tamales , Gorditas and Mole real Aunthentic
I live in New Mexico, I've had shrimp burritos & shrimp tacos, but I've never had a beef & shrimp enchilada. It actually just looked like a smothered burrito.
2:02 I literally had a taco bell soft taco in my hand with some diablo sauce on it while watching it. 🤣💀
5:19 "This is Rice to them"! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 naw I'm pretty sure rice is rice to them.
It’s okay Sang Hak, I honestly can’t do cilantro either. It tastes like soap to me. I know it’s quite common for East Asians to not like cilantro.
I love you guys. This was fun to watch
I'd say nachos are a satisfactory thing to snack while watching a movie.
Literally nobody asks for chicken tacos in Mexico
They’re not even sold at taquerias
Yes @katchup nachos are a must everywhere¡! I’m in Texas
my ex GF is Korean , she introduced me to Kimchi and mixing it with Mexican food is A++++++++ try it sometime
The fact that they didn't tilt their head to eat the tacos says that they never ate a taco. most people that eat tacos will tilt their head to the left or to the right to take a bite
Why do Koreans always sound like they're making an Anime movie with everything they say.. Ohhhh, Ahhhhh"
The girls are GORGEOUS...😍🤩💓🥰💯
Try some chicken fried steak and biscuits with gravy, with maybe pecan pie and peach cobbler. 😋😋
The tortilla chip, its like rice to them... no arroz is and it's eaten almost as much as in parts of Asia. It's usually fried, steamed or boiled served as a side but it can be the main course too. We also make desserts, soups and drinks out of rice unlike tortillas which only partakes in a fraction of our entire dish catalog.
I already ate, and this video made me hungry all over again.
Nachos with a cheese sauce are a popular movie snack here in America. One of my favorites!
None of the meals looked authentic lolll. As a native Korean, living in CA, with a Mexican mother in law, and having been to Mexico, I can confidently say that authentic Mexican food would blow most Koreans away. Authentic Korean and Mexican food are my personal favs.
Isn't this more like... Korean Tex-Mex? Fascinating!
Man I miss home made Mexican food. My best friend when I was younger was Hispanic, and would always invite me to try the food. Where I learn my tolerance for spicy foods.
Next video idea: Koreans Try Mexican Fish Tacos!
Seeing Mexican food, and it makes me think of carnitas (love them), molé and rice, you know the things that are a must to have at Mexican parties.
Now I want some carnitas with tortillas.
Shrimp in enchiladas?? I've only had ground beef, chicken, cheese, and potato filled ones.
The guy in the Blue shirt is right....adding rice to a burrito is double the carbs...it is eating rice and bread and the same time...that's why I order my burrito without rice.
Burrito do not have rice in it, just in USA
@@jorgepreciado6984 Pos yo pido sin arroz
@@OneGarcia
Pero, si le sacan el arroz le ponen más carne o lo dejan más flaco? Porque el arroz es para rellenarlo y ahorrarse dinero, si lo pides sin arroz y le echan carne y queda gordito está bien.
@@jorgepreciado6984 si tiene razon
Lol I find it hard to trust people who don't like Mexican food, it's just so good how can you not? 🤣😭
Mexican food is my goto food for happiness.
You should all try chimichanga next
I have never seen mexican food held like it's a ssam before. Hilarious lol. I'm glad they loved everything
Lettuce in a taco? And chicken of all the meats? Hmmm. I do vibe hard with the girl that worked at a Mexican restaurant and shoved in a mouthful of cilantro.
People are calling it Tex-Mex but it's not even that Texas is full of people from Mexico making Mexican food. This is Taco Bell stuff.
We call Taco Bell, Taco Hell !!
While I agree that this is Tex-Mex food and not Mexican, I cannot deny how delicious these dishes are!
HAHAHAHA!!! Look at them chow!!
Its makes sense that American Mexican restaurants are what made it south korea
Real title: Koreans Try Korean Versions of Americanized Mexican Food for (probably not) the First Time
You need to have beer with those nachos on movie night.
Koreans are among the finest people we have. I love our US Koreans I've come to know, and these people don't let them down in any way. I'd be proud to live amongst you.
“This is rice to them” 😹😹😹
1:35 now that’s how you finish a taco
I’m Mexican-American from California. I hate Cilantro lol. The British people call it Coriander. So, it’s not just an herb for Mexican food. A lot of Asian cuisine uses coriander, too. But not everyone puts Cilantro/Coriander, in their Mexican food. My grandmothers who are from New Mexico and Arizona, rarely or never used cilantro in any food they cooked but they didn’t always make Mexican food, they cooked just as much American food more. Once in a great while, my mom made enchiladas or tacos. But she always cooked pinto beans, whole or refried. My Mexican mom made the best Lasagna! Lol 😁
Taking korean bites. Koreans take big bites, I love it bc it shows how much Koreans love their food. I'm also korean and do this
Ugh I’m craving Mexican food now. Gimme some!
As soon as I saw sour cream on that first taco that was a red flag lol😂
Great reactions. Love the girls enthusiasm
Those were not nachos. Those were just tortilla chips (totopos in Spanish) with salsa and guacamole dip. Nachos are tortilla chips that are smothered and covered with hot melted nacho cheese sauce and jalapeños and other toppings like meat or guacamole.