It was amazing! There is a Chinatown, Greektown, and so many more international areas we want to explore next time we're there! Thanks so much Heeho!!!
Not far from Koreatown (Barrio Coreano) you have the Little Tokyo district on the other side of Reforma. You have Japanese restaurants, ramen houses, Japanese hotels, sushi joints, Japanese bars, Japanese book stores…all along the “river streets” of Pánuco, Lerma, etc…in the Cuauhtémoc neighbourhood! It’s delicious and shouldn’t be missed! Some great Sandos too! And of course there’s other “ethnic neighbourhoods “ like Little Beirut (Lebanese enclave in La Merced with some great Lebanese shops, coffee spots and restaurants as well as the old Lebanese church, best to go during the daytime but Al Andalus and Helus are the best spots to eat and café Bagdad is great coffee), Chinatown (there’s actually like four in Mexico City but the one downtown is the touristy and historic one…the one by Viaducto is the most recent one with delicious food), Little Italy in the Roma neighbourhood (mainly around Plaza Rio de Janeiro by the David Statue fountain), Little Colombia along Medellin street near the Mercado de Medellin, Little Spain on Villa Madrid and towards Parque España as well as the Spanish Civil War street along Calle Lopez near Chinatown where you have some old school paella spots, Spanish coffee and the OG churro spot El Moro! Little Germany in Mixcoac with some great German bakeries and restaurants, Jewish Quarter in Polanco and the old Jewish quarter in La Merced along Justo Sierra where the first synagogue is at! Little Baires or Little Argentina in La Condesa. And a Little India forming in centro histórico. Among many other little enclaves, Mexico City is a very diverse city! And even more so the country as a whole you’ll find so much more than Hollywood will let us know! Cheers and awesome video! Saludos! :) PS: if you guys go to neighbouring Puebla, there’s a little town called Chipilo that was founded by northern Italians where they still speak Veneto and the Italian food is AMAZING and you can’t leave without buying coffee and dairy products, especially their amazing cheeses and meats…while eating their incredible gelato! Pastas, pizza and polenta: the 3 P’s…and lots of vino! The region is also becoming a wine region! Which is incredible and so close to Mexico City!
Tony thank you so much for all of this info!!! I absolutely love the diversity in Mexico City, and it has been hard to find information about the different areas, this is super helpful! Hope we get to visit all of these some day. We’ve been to El Moro, so good!!!
Love it! Do y’all have a video where you talk about how you manage working/travel? I think it’s so cool what y’all are doing. Super curious about the details and planning involved!
Muy Caliente!!!
Si pero muy deliciosa!
ONE BITE when you wrap it! That's the Korean way of eating it!
We'll have to do that next time! We always try to eat it too fast after it comes off the grill, so it is too hot to do in one bite 😂
Never knew Mexico City had so much International culture. Awesome video guys!
It was amazing! There is a Chinatown, Greektown, and so many more international areas we want to explore next time we're there! Thanks so much Heeho!!!
I started watching this before lunch and had to pause halfway through to get some food. Haha! Great Video!
Hahaha love that! That is why it took so long to edit this one too haha
Not far from Koreatown (Barrio Coreano) you have the Little Tokyo district on the other side of Reforma. You have Japanese restaurants, ramen houses, Japanese hotels, sushi joints, Japanese bars, Japanese book stores…all along the “river streets” of Pánuco, Lerma, etc…in the Cuauhtémoc neighbourhood! It’s delicious and shouldn’t be missed! Some great Sandos too! And of course there’s other “ethnic neighbourhoods “ like Little Beirut (Lebanese enclave in La Merced with some great Lebanese shops, coffee spots and restaurants as well as the old Lebanese church, best to go during the daytime but Al Andalus and Helus are the best spots to eat and café Bagdad is great coffee), Chinatown (there’s actually like four in Mexico City but the one downtown is the touristy and historic one…the one by Viaducto is the most recent one with delicious food), Little Italy in the Roma neighbourhood (mainly around Plaza Rio de Janeiro by the David Statue fountain), Little Colombia along Medellin street near the Mercado de Medellin, Little Spain on Villa Madrid and towards Parque España as well as the Spanish Civil War street along Calle Lopez near Chinatown where you have some old school paella spots, Spanish coffee and the OG churro spot El Moro! Little Germany in Mixcoac with some great German bakeries and restaurants, Jewish Quarter in Polanco and the old Jewish quarter in La Merced along Justo Sierra where the first synagogue is at! Little Baires or Little Argentina in La Condesa. And a Little India forming in centro histórico. Among many other little enclaves, Mexico City is a very diverse city! And even more so the country as a whole you’ll find so much more than Hollywood will let us know! Cheers and awesome video! Saludos! :)
PS: if you guys go to neighbouring Puebla, there’s a little town called Chipilo that was founded by northern Italians where they still speak Veneto and the Italian food is AMAZING and you can’t leave without buying coffee and dairy products, especially their amazing cheeses and meats…while eating their incredible gelato! Pastas, pizza and polenta: the 3 P’s…and lots of vino! The region is also becoming a wine region! Which is incredible and so close to Mexico City!
Tony thank you so much for all of this info!!! I absolutely love the diversity in Mexico City, and it has been hard to find information about the different areas, this is super helpful! Hope we get to visit all of these some day. We’ve been to El Moro, so good!!!
Love it! Do y’all have a video where you talk about how you manage working/travel? I think it’s so cool what y’all are doing. Super curious about the details and planning involved!
Thanks Kim!!! We don’t have one yet, but we’ve been wanting to make one! Now that we know someone wants to watch it we definitely will!!! ♥️
Looks delicious and hi there new subscriber 🙌🏻
It definitely was delicious! Thanks for subbing!!! Loving watching your adventures too!
Everything looks so delicious! Not sure about those spicy noodles at the end though!
It was all SO tasty!!! I think you would like the spicy noodles, but would probably only want to eat a few bites since the spice BUILDS!
Not me getting excited over mic drop playing in the background at a Korean bbq😓. I need help...
Hahaha no I am with you!!!! So good!!!! 🎤💧♥️😁
@@letsmadventure thank you for your video. We are going in May and being a huge fan of everything Korean I was excited to find it this existed.