Usually feijoada is not that much expensive, but it seems like this a kind of fancy restaurant with a feijoada “gourmet”, which is more elaborate. You’ll notice in Brazil that rice and beans are often present in meals and brazilians like to eat them together, like putting the beans on top of the rice.
And that doesn't even look better than a regular cheap feijoada. It was too dry, the beans there wasn't black... I don't know, it just doesn't look that good.
@@douglasjosefh3891 gosto muito da feijoada de feijão preto também, porém ela é muito leve para nós baianos. A nossa é feita com feijão mulatinho e vão todas as carnes de porco e toque especial composto por carne de charque, mocotó e osso de patinho. Aqui em Salvador sempre tem alguma cozinheira nas esquinas dos bairros com tabuleiro vendendo feijoada, mocofato e sarapatel... comemos normalmente no café da manhã as sexta, sábado e domingo. Abraço!
Gente, quando vcs estiverem nesses locais sempre pergunte à um seguidor do canal. Vcs poderiam até dar uns rolés melhores e terem experiências, e suas expectativas seriam bem melhores com certeza...✌️👍
You guys need to make friends on the places you’re going. That would definitely cut down on the miscommunication and you can find out where the best places to eat are.
You are correct. They should have used FB Brazil. A little more inquiring prior to trip. They are a fantastic couple. I enjoy their series. But, a bit too insular. Into themselves....They could have had so much more of an inclusive experience. Im still liking their spirit and adventurous vibe.
Realmente tenho notado que eles fazem muitas más escolhas, comen errado os pratos e não provam os pratos que valem a pena...sugira a eles que utilizem um aplicativo de tradução simultânea, eles nem tentam falar um pouco, só vão no instinto.. e estão errando muito
@@rodrigonevesdefaria3654 O que deram para eles não é feijoada, é um gorô mal feito, eles foram gentis em tentar comer a porcaria, era visível que estava muito ruim!!!
Kkkkkk eles não fazem a mínima ideia do que estão fazendo. Não falam português, não sabem pedir nada, não pesquisam nada sobre o prato ou o restaurante. Precisam de um guia turístico urgente.
@@artursouza2488 exatamente... Tô achando a pesquisa deles muito superficial pra irem desbravar as cidades. Principalmente na hora de comerem. Tem 1001 opções que com certeza agradariam mais.
@@artursouza2488 Tão viajados e nem para pesquisarem no google. Em outro vídeo eles nem sabiam para que serviam os guardanapos. Pelo jeito, nem leem os comentários. Tem tanto vídeo com dicas de outros gringos...
@@southamericanescapes ai gente tb não precisa de guia pra explorar bem os lugares que tu viaja. eu só usei guia em lugares que não da pra ir sem. mas o idioma tu se vira, da pra arranhar e ir aprendendo. os lugares legais é só jogar no google, no maps, instagram...
Gente do céu, vocês dois têm estômagos de avestruz, come tudo que vê!! Brincadeira 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 A comida brasileira é uma maravilha, uma luta para manter o peso!!😅🥰😇
You missed the chance to eat feijoada at são paulo and rio guys... Salvador is best known for the seafood plates and lots os other stuff. But the price you paid wasnt that absurd, because a good feijoada is an expensive dish, at sp you would pay 50 reais for two, at any common restaurant.
Que feijoada em RJ e SP? qualquer buraco no Brasil faz feijoada.. Só pegar partes de porco de boi e joga numa panela com feijao alho e cebola.. Nao muda muita coisa.
@@bms3623 Negativo. Sou do Rio de Janeiro e moro em Manaus atualmente. Cresci comendo feijoada no Rio e já comi em vários lugares no Brasil. Posso afirmar que as melhores que eu comi foram no RJ e MG. Uma boa feijoada requer algo a mais do que apenas jogar partes do porco no feijão e isso sem mencionar os acompanhamentos...
@@bms3623 É que alguns lugares investem mais em outros pratos, carnes no Amazonas são super caras, enquanto peixe é mais barato. São Paulo e Rio foram construídos por Nordestinos migrantes, que trouxeram muito desses pratos pra cá.
I had similar problem in Seoul, I want to try a dish and the lady would let me because she said was for two person and she would not let me take out the left overs. So, in Brazil usually meals are for family, it is not common to have individual plates like here in the USA. Try make some safe friends and have a more in-depth experience than just guessing stuff and leaving with the wrong impressions. I have been enjoying your videos.
Best advice Mariana!!! Make friends is the key to discover the best friends. See ruclips.net/video/YfTAgWncumA/видео.html is the way, by a friend advice, the best in the city.
pior que normalmente na maioria dos restaurantes da coréia (não tenho certeza das cidades do interior) os pratos só são servidos com a porção mínima pra duas pessoas, muito dificil encontrar um que sirva porção individual
Hey guys! I’m from Salvador and I think that there are many things you should do before leaving! Please go have dinner at a restaurant at Bahia Marina Called Soho, Its actually a japanese restaurant but “brazilian japanese food”, especially here in Salvador is a lot different, try a dish called Sereia Maki, it is by the ocean, the floor is made of glass so you can see the rocks under your table :) Another thing is, if you have the chance, go to praia do forte, is a smaller village at the litoral, about 30 minutes away from Salvador that has a unique project to protect marine life, you can visit them and see the turtles, sharks, fishes, and you have to taste our bolinho de bacalhau at SOUZA a restaurant there in Praia do Forte :)
Just subscribed last night and have been binge watching your Brazil videos. My husband and I are from Alagoas, not too far from Bahia, you will find the most beautiful beaches there, and the water temperature is perfect! We live in the US now, and we share our adventure here in our RUclips channel as well. We're like the brazilian version of you guys haha. Enjoy the northeast, and try Acaraje and cuzcus
A wise suggestion for you guys would be to ask your channel audience for local people to be free tour guides; they will show you the best places to go (people who speak minimal english). They will show you good places to stay and eat well and cheaply. Brazilian hospitality (legendary) is unparalleled in the world, Brazilians are known for having open arms to receive foreigners, including for stays in their own homes. The poorer a person is, the more hospitable he will be, even the rich do it (but not so much). Brazilians in general would love to guide you (for free) on a tour of their cities.
Hi guys, I'm so glad to watch this video and see my beautiful city. What to do in Salvador: -Eating Acarajé (typical food). - Visiting the Bay of All Saints by catamaran. -Visiting Senhor do Bonfim church. -Visiting the North Beaches, like Praia do Forte. If you have more time, visiting Morro de São Paulo and Barra Grande - beautiful beaches next to Salvador. Enjoy!!!
Hey ! Just started watching your videos. And I love it! I was born in Brazil but moved to US when I was a teenager, so needless to say I have never seen most of those places. Thx for sharing your journey 🙂
Lindsey, Alex, you can carry a food container, and pack the leftovers from the huge meal. This way you would have food in the evening. Even if you get hungry 10 PM you have food!
If yall are looking for a cheap place to eat in Pelourinho, there's a buffet in the "Teatro Sesc-Senac". The food is actually pretty good and relatively cheap. Definetly recommend it.
I'm loving your videos. I'm from Bahia and I don't really know Salvador or even Brazil like you guys are doing. You're not afraid to try different things and different food. Very cool! 😊😊
@@ChingMih Gostaria de saber onde vc viu cocô por um real ali ?, o que está escrito bem claro ali é " a partir de $1",da mesma forma que no cartaz anterior está escrito "suco de laranja R$1,00 200ml - R$2,00 400 ml.
@@vals7126 pois é. Se bobearmos sempre caimos numa dessas. Nós que somos fluentes na lingua já somos enganados, imagina então os turistas. Mesmo que o cambio lhes seja super favorável, não acho honesto.
Usually(not everytime) we eat beans with "Farinha" or "Farofa". Farinha is made of mandioca roots, and Farofa it's basically Farinha mix with butter and sometimes we put bacon, salame, spices, egg, meat etc...
Also, if you're looking for a good sunset view, there's the "Cafélier". It fills up pretty fast though, so I sugest either arriving early or calling to see if they make reservations. It's basically a Café with a really good view of the sea. Not that cheap though...
You guys needs to go to Chapada Diamantina at Bahia, tons of waterfalls and caves, amazing! There's a lot of bucolic beaches at the northeast of Brazil, especially at the state of Alagoas.
Do you guys still in Salvador? I'm going to Salvador on Christmas and I would like to see you guys and take a picture! Btw: feijoada is one of the best foods of this world (in my opinion) haha
Loving ur trip Since u r in salvador u guys should try chapada Diamantina that is really close to the capital. However the park is crazily enormous and u wont visit all the spots, so I recommend the Buracão's fall, it is a great place
Hey guys, my name is Joao, I am from Brazil, but I have been living in the US going on 4 years now! Most of the instruments you saw at the gift shops are used for something called Capoeira, which is like a dance/martial art! Google some videos of it! It is truly incredible! You guys need to come visit Ouro Preto, in Minas Gerais! It is a tiny historic town known for the mining! Love that you guys are visiting Brazil, because it is beautiful, and sometimes the bad stuff is seen more than the good stuff! Thank you for providing an opportunity for other cultures to see a truly realistic view! I think your work is pivotal for cultural enhancement! THANK YOU!
You will find feijoada almost everywhere you go, it helps a lot when you have some reference. In São Paulo there are many places that you can pay 45 reais for two people and eat an incredible feijoada. Some things about the dish: - It's heavy, we like it heavy. On Wednesdays we eat that for lunch and yes, it's hard to work after lol - It's salty, if it's out of salt, they're doing it wrong - Black beans, always. Meats can vary from place to place, the most traditional have many parts of the pork, but many people prefer only with two more basic types of meat (sausage and jabá) - Usually in São Paulo they serve the dish with some sort of braised kale, banana and after you eat the whole dish you have half peeled orange were you eat directly from the fruit - You can find individual dishes, but usually you have to prepare them in large quantities, it is common for people to divide the portion into 2 or 3 people. Maybe you can try in different places, they can be very different. Hope it helps, love your videos Bye
Colocar fitinha no pulso e pintar os braços em Salvador é a mesma coisa que escrever "Sou turista" na própria testa. Não dá pra dar dois passos sem alguém vir pedir dinheiro ou tentar vender alguma coisa. Kkkkkkk Olhe seu braço amanhã. Esses desenhos vão ficar estampados na sua pele, contratando o bronzeado (avermelhado) do sol. Kkkk Boa viagem!!!
OMG I'm so happy that you properly applied the farinha (cassava flour) to the feijoada. You guys earned 1000 gringo points right there. Also I used to live in Barra so you guys went to my backyard. Awesome!
Hello guys! I love your vídeos. I have some tips for you. You should visit Pernambuco State. It is close to Bahia. In that State there is the best Beach of Brasil, It is Porto de Galinhas. Other good historic city to visit is Olinda. I know you will love it.
Usually when they charge for person it's a refill kind of dish, meaning if you eat all of it you can order for more without paying more for it. You MUST TO GO TO A CHURRASCARIA. It's the most traditional meat restaurant of BRAZIL, it's a all you can eat meat, salads and sometimes pasta, all inclusive.
I'm brazilian and never had the chance to go to Salvador! I'm visiting the city together with you guys. Thanks for your videos! We here, from Brasília, are inviting you to come visit Brazil's capital! 😉
Se não foram a MG realmente perderam a oportunidade de saborear a melhor culinária do Brasil. Tive o privilégio de ser neto de uma mineira, que ensinou à minha mãe as delicias daquela terra.
That is such a informative video about Salvador in Bahia, Brazil. Thanks a lot. Big fan here. Abraços from the North Coast of the State of São Paulo. If you ever can, please visit Poços de Caldas in the State of Minas Gerais. This cozy small town is built inside the largest volcanic cauldron on the planet, that is 1.300 meters (4,279 feet) above the sea level. Poços de Caldas is the only city out of Europe to be member of European Circuit of Hydro-thermal Cities. Poços is peaceful and safe.
There’s a part on menu that says “porção” it’s like an extra small portions of the food that you can order to complete the meal. Usually when they say it’s for 2 people, it’s a meal for 4, so you can order the portions to try the chosen dish. DONT forget to go to Cravinho, near your Airbnb and try the cachaças and the camarão encapotado. And also the Acarajé when in Rio Vermelho. Places do see a beautiful sunset near your Airbnb: - Santo Antônio Além do Carmo - hotel villa Santo Antônio bar/restaurant - Solar do Unhão / MAM
The song playing at 4:37 Is Called "Volta Pra Mim", by the Brazilian band/group "Roupa Nova". The lead singer died last week of Covid. My heart hurts 💔 😞
😁actually, the elevator is just a way to connect the upper part of the City to the low one. I do really think there should be a panoramic one next to the old Lacerda. anyway, Bahia is much more. Itaparica Island, Itapuã, Trancoso.....oh so many, guys
Hello guys. If you consider go back to São Paulo try to eat our Feijoada. You can choose medium or big and it’s enough for two people. You don’t need to buy two. Here in São Paulo you can find a place where you can have a lunch (Feijoada) and listen to live samba music too. On Saturdays it’s easy to find these restaurants.
Preparation is the name of the game, it takes time, the ingredients are expensive now and this dish became fashion which jacked up the prices. The ritual includes caipirinha, beer and you go lay down like an anaconda do digest it, so . .. there!
Feijoado is a cheap dish when you buy the ingredients and made by yourself to your family. But, when you are in a traditional restaurant it will be more expansive. And you have to considerate that we are in the middle of a pandemy, the restaurants are struggling to keep open and here in Brasil we are living an economic issue, our money are very devalued (Is good for you guys who have dollars, but its terrible for us). The meat price is the highest in decades, we are paying almost 50R$ for Kg of meat, so, dishes who have meat in it are the double of the price in restaurants.
@Lindsey Fw It doesn't matter. You guys, with your energy and enthusiasm make up for any lack thereof! We are in this TOGETHER and will get out of it STRONGER! Cheers!
Q&A Where in Latin America would you recommend to travel to in the next months? (Never been to Latin America but consider myself an experienced solo traveler.) Do you think that Peru will close it's borders again like in spring?
Que incrível, eu fico observando as pessoas que vem de fora do Brasil sabem melhor sobre Salvador do que eu que sou daqui de Salvador . Preciso sair e conhecer a cidade melhor 😂 Amei o vídeo Obrigada 👏👏
Just so you guys know, what you did was like... going to eat soul food in Portland. Of course they'll have it there, but their recipe is completely different. You can see this feijoada is with brown beans. I've never had a Feijoada with brown beans in my life. Not saying it's bad, but it's not common...
Olá! Descobri o canal de vocês a pouco tempo. Estou assistindo o maior numero de videos possível. Obrigado pelo carinho com nosso país, e obrigasdo por mostrar o Brasil de uma maneira única comparado a forma que outros turistas conhecem e o mostram. Sou ded Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais. Espero que um dia venham conhecer tbm. Sei que vou criar uma divisão de opiniao mas... Ainda não conheceram a verdadeira feijoada brasileira. A verdadeira feijoada brasileira e com feijao preto. E nunca comerão uma tão boa quanto a feijoada Mineira. Espero que um dia venham conhecer as belezas do nosso estado de Minas Gerais. Granded abraço. Leandro do Carmo
The #1 thing that catches my attention is the white paintings on your arms. What are they? Have I missed anything? The view of that restaurant is nice for sure. So, what is Zamba night? Will the next video show us more about it? Thank you for the video!👍
About dishes for 1 or 2 people... it varies a lot depending on the place you are. In more touristic places they tend to not sell individual dishes. Feijoada has differences depending on the place you eat it. Here in Rio, it's much more common to have cabbage cooked with garlic as a side dish (not a salad), and a real farofa (not just mandioc flour).
Couve in English is more like collard greens or kale. Not cabbage. But I know what you mean. Not a salad. Unfortunately, they are only eating in very touristy places and missing the real Bahian food. :-(
Do you all ever worry about the high covid rate in Brazil and the local I do not care attitude? Watched your Peru series as I really want to go vlog in Peru and they were strict there during your lockdown. Great channel by the way I subbed a while ago.
@@Eu-bm3dx Hi Paulo, try to put Feijoada in Google and you'll see it made with back beans. But, I understand that there are variances in the recipes depending where it is done. But, I'm not lying. ;-)
It’s so fascinate look the Brasil with the your eyes! You have to come others cities of northeast, like Maceió (Antunes and Maragogi are so beautiful beaches), Recife (near of Recife there is the famous beach Porto de Galinhas), João Pessoa, Natal, Fortaleza, Jericoacoara, São Luís do Maranhão.
You CAN'T leave Salvador without trying Acarajé, it's our treasure
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@@guilhermebarbosa381 Respeita irmão.
Sim! Acaraje é praticamente obrigatório pra quem visita a Bahia
@@Haroldgg6 tanta coisa pra se ver no brasil e o cara manda ele comer acaraje
Usually feijoada is not that much expensive, but it seems like this a kind of fancy restaurant with a feijoada “gourmet”, which is more elaborate. You’ll notice in Brazil that rice and beans are often present in meals and brazilians like to eat them together, like putting the beans on top of the rice.
Putting the beans under the rice*
@@LCesar-cf5pr I said “like” as an example. I put the rice under the beans.
And that doesn't even look better than a regular cheap feijoada. It was too dry, the beans there wasn't black... I don't know, it just doesn't look that good.
A feijoada tradicional é com feijão preto!!
@@douglasjosefh3891 gosto muito da feijoada de feijão preto também, porém ela é muito leve para nós baianos. A nossa é feita com feijão mulatinho e vão todas as carnes de porco e toque especial composto por carne de charque, mocotó e osso de patinho.
Aqui em Salvador sempre tem alguma cozinheira nas esquinas dos bairros com tabuleiro vendendo feijoada, mocofato e sarapatel... comemos normalmente no café da manhã as sexta, sábado e domingo.
Abraço!
Gente, quando vcs estiverem nesses locais sempre pergunte à um seguidor do canal. Vcs poderiam até dar uns rolés melhores e terem experiências, e suas expectativas seriam bem melhores com certeza...✌️👍
Não são gringos falando inglês... são brasileiros que sabem falar inglês e comentaram na língua do canal, simples assim
Verdade. Esse passeio poderia ser bem mais legal.
@@andrefernandez4285 exatamente, até porque não adianta nada comentar em português eles não vão entender
Acho melhor não usar gírias para eles usarem o google tradutor, por exemplo eu acho que eles não vão achar uma tradução para "rolés"
Verdade
You guys need to make friends on the places you’re going. That would definitely cut down on the miscommunication and you can find out where the best places to eat are.
You are correct. They should have used FB Brazil. A little more inquiring prior to trip. They are a fantastic couple. I enjoy their series. But, a bit too insular. Into themselves....They could have had so much more of an inclusive experience. Im still liking their spirit and adventurous vibe.
gringo turista fazer amizade? daqui a 2 meses eles já tão em outro país e o Brasil é só lembrança. eles não tão aqui pra entrosar.
Realmente tenho notado que eles fazem muitas más escolhas, comen errado os pratos e não provam os pratos que valem a pena...sugira a eles que utilizem um aplicativo de tradução simultânea, eles nem tentam falar um pouco, só vão no instinto.. e estão errando muito
@@rodrigonevesdefaria3654 O que deram para eles não é feijoada, é um gorô mal feito, eles foram gentis em tentar comer a porcaria, era visível que estava muito ruim!!!
Enganaram os gringos, que triste! Cobraram caro e deram algo que não tem nada a ver com feijoada.....
Dont forget to try the Acarajé, its a very tasty street food. And also pretty cheap.
misericordy dont do it
Not soo cheap now xD. But it is very tasty.
A suggestion: eat the same meal in different regions of Brazil. There are variations of the same food depending on the region in which you are eating.
Rafael grande sugestão, foi o que eu disse a Lindsey, mas parece que eles não ouvem muito, ou melhor, não ouvem nada.
"Acabamos de caminhar ao redor da burra" eu tô gritando com essa legenda 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
tbem kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Acho que não gostaram da Bahia
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tbm vi kkkkkk
Eles comendo com a colher de servir KKKKK...
Kkkkkk eles não fazem a mínima ideia do que estão fazendo. Não falam português, não sabem pedir nada, não pesquisam nada sobre o prato ou o restaurante. Precisam de um guia turístico urgente.
@@artursouza2488 exatamente... Tô achando a pesquisa deles muito superficial pra irem desbravar as cidades. Principalmente na hora de comerem. Tem 1001 opções que com certeza agradariam mais.
@@artursouza2488 Estou falando o mesmo coisa com cada video eles estao mostrando. Sao perdidos sem guia.
@@artursouza2488 Tão viajados e nem para pesquisarem no google. Em outro vídeo eles nem sabiam para que serviam os guardanapos. Pelo jeito, nem leem os comentários. Tem tanto vídeo com dicas de outros gringos...
@@southamericanescapes ai gente tb não precisa de guia pra explorar bem os lugares que tu viaja. eu só usei guia em lugares que não da pra ir sem. mas o idioma tu se vira, da pra arranhar e ir aprendendo. os lugares legais é só jogar no google, no maps, instagram...
Gente do céu, vocês dois têm estômagos de avestruz, come tudo que vê!! Brincadeira 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 A comida brasileira é uma maravilha, uma luta para manter o peso!!😅🥰😇
You missed the chance to eat feijoada at são paulo and rio guys... Salvador is best known for the seafood plates and lots os other stuff.
But the price you paid wasnt that absurd, because a good feijoada is an expensive dish, at sp you would pay 50 reais for two, at any common restaurant.
Que feijoada em RJ e SP? qualquer buraco no Brasil faz feijoada..
Só pegar partes de porco de boi e joga numa panela com feijao alho e cebola..
Nao muda muita coisa.
@@bms3623 Negativo. Sou do Rio de Janeiro e moro em Manaus atualmente. Cresci comendo feijoada no Rio e já comi em vários lugares no Brasil. Posso afirmar que as melhores que eu comi foram no RJ e MG. Uma boa feijoada requer algo a mais do que apenas jogar partes do porco no feijão e isso sem mencionar os acompanhamentos...
@@bms3623 É que alguns lugares investem mais em outros pratos, carnes no Amazonas são super caras, enquanto peixe é mais barato.
São Paulo e Rio foram construídos por Nordestinos migrantes, que trouxeram muito desses pratos pra cá.
Estranhei essa feijoada não ser com feijão preto e não ter couve no acompanhamento.
eu disse isso num comentário acima, antes de ler o seu....eles precisam de um Guia de turismo pra mostrar a eles o melhor de cada lugar......rs
Since you guys are in Salvador- Ba , you should go to Morro de São Paulo Island .
I had similar problem in Seoul, I want to try a dish and the lady would let me because she said was for two person and she would not let me take out the left overs. So, in Brazil usually meals are for family, it is not common to have individual plates like here in the USA. Try make some safe friends and have a more in-depth experience than just guessing stuff and leaving with the wrong impressions. I have been enjoying your videos.
Best advice Mariana!!! Make friends is the key to discover the best friends. See ruclips.net/video/YfTAgWncumA/видео.html is the way, by a friend advice, the best in the city.
pior que normalmente na maioria dos restaurantes da coréia (não tenho certeza das cidades do interior) os pratos só são servidos com a porção mínima pra duas pessoas, muito dificil encontrar um que sirva porção individual
Yep! I'm from Salvador and living in Seoul right now. It is exactly like that here hahahah
Hey guys! I’m from Salvador and I think that there are many things you should do before leaving! Please go have dinner at a restaurant at Bahia Marina Called Soho, Its actually a japanese restaurant but “brazilian japanese food”, especially here in Salvador is a lot different, try a dish called Sereia Maki, it is by the ocean, the floor is made of glass so you can see the rocks under your table :)
Another thing is, if you have the chance, go to praia do forte, is a smaller village at the litoral, about 30 minutes away from Salvador that has a unique project to protect marine life, you can visit them and see the turtles, sharks, fishes, and you have to taste our bolinho de bacalhau at SOUZA a restaurant there in Praia do Forte :)
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LOVE Praia Do Forte
Just subscribed last night and have been binge watching your Brazil videos. My husband and I are from Alagoas, not too far from Bahia, you will find the most beautiful beaches there, and the water temperature is perfect! We live in the US now, and we share our adventure here in our RUclips channel as well. We're like the brazilian version of you guys haha. Enjoy the northeast, and try Acaraje and cuzcus
A wise suggestion for you guys would be to ask your channel audience for local people to be free tour guides; they will show you the best places to go (people who speak minimal english). They will show you good places to stay and eat well and cheaply. Brazilian hospitality (legendary) is unparalleled in the world, Brazilians are known for having open arms to receive foreigners, including for stays in their own homes. The poorer a person is, the more hospitable he will be, even the rich do it (but not so much). Brazilians in general would love to guide you (for free) on a tour of their cities.
I agree.
Bem vindo a minha Bahia, muito Axé ✌️
Hi guys, I'm so glad to watch this video and see my beautiful city.
What to do in Salvador:
-Eating Acarajé (typical food).
- Visiting the Bay of All Saints by catamaran.
-Visiting Senhor do Bonfim church.
-Visiting the North Beaches, like Praia do Forte.
If you have more time, visiting Morro de São Paulo and Barra Grande - beautiful beaches next to Salvador.
Enjoy!!!
I highly recommend you to go to Praia do Forte. About 70km from Salvador. It's a wonderful place with great beaches.
Alex looks like Aaron Paul (Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad).
He also looks like James McAvoy
Lol yes - a healthy Jesse 😆
Hey ! Just started watching your videos. And I love it! I was born in Brazil but moved to US when I was a teenager, so needless to say I have never seen most of those places. Thx for sharing your journey 🙂
Lindsey, Alex, you can carry a food container, and pack the leftovers from the huge meal. This way you would have food in the evening. Even if you get hungry 10 PM you have food!
then they get caught by the bouncer and we get a seinfield episode
If yall are looking for a cheap place to eat in Pelourinho, there's a buffet in the "Teatro Sesc-Senac". The food is actually pretty good and relatively cheap. Definetly recommend it.
Love the palm trees;! So thank you for sharing some joy in this sad world.
Come to the main city of the north! Belém of Pará is beautiful, diverse and in the middle of amazon ♡
What a bloody awesome place to explore!
Also, that food looks unreal! Nobody does beans like Brazilian people!
Great video legends!
I'm loving your videos. I'm from Bahia and I don't really know Salvador or even Brazil like you guys are doing. You're not afraid to try different things and different food. Very cool! 😊😊
I think is very funny the way you guys eat and serve the dishes. Totaly diferent the way we do haha
A tasty meal on a terrace with a view of the harbor, followed by a sunset overlooking the beach is a good day.
When you got a paint like that, everyone will know you are tourist and they will try to sell you anything.
LIke selling a 1 Real coco for 3 Reals...
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Gostaria de saber onde vc viu cocô por um real ali ?, o que está escrito bem claro ali é " a partir de $1",da mesma forma que no cartaz anterior está escrito "suco de laranja R$1,00 200ml - R$2,00 400 ml.
@@vals7126 é verdade. Eu não tinha visto, mas aposto que eles também não viram. Mas foram atraídos pelo 1 Real, o que não deixa de ser uma pegadinha.
@@ChingMih
Da mesma forma que todo o comércio do país faz, quantas vezes vc já não foi iludindo com sertas promoções,até no supermercado?.
@@vals7126 pois é. Se bobearmos sempre caimos numa dessas. Nós que somos fluentes na lingua já somos enganados, imagina então os turistas. Mesmo que o cambio lhes seja super favorável, não acho honesto.
Usually(not everytime) we eat beans with "Farinha" or "Farofa". Farinha is made of mandioca roots, and Farofa it's basically Farinha mix with butter and sometimes we put bacon, salame, spices, egg, meat etc...
Priceless shot of cute dog in sun glasses-would make a great postcard.
Mmm.. that food looks good...also, how cute, the pooch with the sunglasses! 😂
In the city of Salvador it is very worthwhile to eat seafood. Acarajé, prawn bobó, and moqueca, e translation " pelourinho"
Also, if you're looking for a good sunset view, there's the "Cafélier". It fills up pretty fast though, so I sugest either arriving early or calling to see if they make reservations. It's basically a Café with a really good view of the sea. Not that cheap though...
You guys needs to go to Chapada Diamantina at Bahia, tons of waterfalls and caves, amazing! There's a lot of bucolic beaches at the northeast of Brazil, especially at the state of Alagoas.
Do you guys still in Salvador? I'm going to Salvador on Christmas and I would like to see you guys and take a picture!
Btw: feijoada is one of the best foods of this world (in my opinion) haha
I’m sorry by the time Christmas comes we won’t be here, enjoy your trip!!
@@lindseyfw2903 But thank you anyway, you guys are amazing! Thank you for share the trip with us!
Loving ur trip
Since u r in salvador u guys should try chapada Diamantina that is really close to the capital. However the park is crazily enormous and u wont visit all the spots, so I recommend the Buracão's fall, it is a great place
Hey guys, my name is Joao, I am from Brazil, but I have been living in the US going on 4 years now! Most of the instruments you saw at the gift shops are used for something called Capoeira, which is like a dance/martial art! Google some videos of it! It is truly incredible! You guys need to come visit Ouro Preto, in Minas Gerais! It is a tiny historic town known for the mining! Love that you guys are visiting Brazil, because it is beautiful, and sometimes the bad stuff is seen more than the good stuff! Thank you for providing an opportunity for other cultures to see a truly realistic view! I think your work is pivotal for cultural enhancement! THANK YOU!
the paint design is really sweet. lots of nice tourist shops. love the waterfront restaurant...super cool.
You will find feijoada almost everywhere you go, it helps a lot when you have some reference. In São Paulo there are many places that you can pay 45 reais for two people and eat an incredible feijoada.
Some things about the dish:
- It's heavy, we like it heavy. On Wednesdays we eat that for lunch and yes, it's hard to work after lol
- It's salty, if it's out of salt, they're doing it wrong
- Black beans, always. Meats can vary from place to place, the most traditional have many parts of the pork, but many people prefer only with two more basic types of meat (sausage and jabá)
- Usually in São Paulo they serve the dish with some sort of braised kale, banana and after you eat the whole dish you have half peeled orange
were you eat directly from the fruit
- You can find individual dishes, but usually you have to prepare them in large quantities, it is common for people to divide the portion into 2 or 3 people.
Maybe you can try in different places, they can be very different.
Hope it helps, love your videos
Bye
Em minha opinião a melhor feijoada do Brasil se come em São Paulo.
E da mesma forma você encontra esses valores aqui.
www.sobrevivaemsaopaulo.com.br/2018/04/onde-comer-a-feijoada-em-sao-paulo/
Nao tinha feijao preto na feijoada deles? Que isso Bahia?
you guys should visit Lençóis Maranhenses, but go in February. it's one of the most beautiful places in Brazil
Colocar fitinha no pulso e pintar os braços em Salvador é a mesma coisa que escrever "Sou turista" na própria testa. Não dá pra dar dois passos sem alguém vir pedir dinheiro ou tentar vender alguma coisa. Kkkkkkk
Olhe seu braço amanhã. Esses desenhos vão ficar estampados na sua pele, contratando o bronzeado (avermelhado) do sol. Kkkk
Boa viagem!!!
Parabéns! Está tudo muito lindo ! So much love. Congratulation fron brazil. 🇧🇷
Ty two for traveling and giving us some sunshine.
Nice to eat outside under an umbrella overlooking the water. It's definately too cold to sit in an outdoor restaurant this time of year in Minnesotta.
💃🏽Ahhhh! Samba sounds good!
Try ACARAJÉ, dont miss !!
OMG I'm so happy that you properly applied the farinha (cassava flour) to the feijoada. You guys earned 1000 gringo points right there.
Also I used to live in Barra so you guys went to my backyard. Awesome!
Hello guys! I love your vídeos. I have some tips for you. You should visit Pernambuco State. It is close to Bahia. In that State there is the best Beach of Brasil, It is Porto de Galinhas. Other good historic city to visit is Olinda. I know you will love it.
Please dont forget the acaraje!!!
Its delicious !!!!
Usually when they charge for person it's a refill kind of dish, meaning if you eat all of it you can order for more without paying more for it.
You MUST TO GO TO A CHURRASCARIA. It's the most traditional meat restaurant of BRAZIL, it's a all you can eat meat, salads and sometimes pasta, all inclusive.
I'm obsessed with your videos. It's wonderful and fun to watch 😃
There’s a paradise in Trancoso, Bahia neste Porto Seguro!!!🙏🇧🇷🙏🔥🇧🇷🙏🔥🇧🇷🙏🔥🇧🇷🙏🔥🇧🇷🙏
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I'm brazilian and never had the chance to go to Salvador! I'm visiting the city together with you guys. Thanks for your videos!
We here, from Brasília, are inviting you to come visit Brazil's capital! 😉
You have to try Acarajé!
O que gostei quando fui a Salvador foi a Ilha do Frades... praia maravilhosa!!! Lugar lindo e encantador!
Ilha dos Frades*🏖🏝
Great video. You should go to Belo Horizonte and then Ouro Preto. The best food in Brazil. See ya!
Se não foram a MG realmente perderam a oportunidade de saborear a melhor culinária do Brasil. Tive o privilégio de ser neto de uma mineira, que ensinou à minha mãe as delicias daquela terra.
Try Acarajé! Is a traditional street food in Bahia, is so good...
That is such a informative video about Salvador in Bahia, Brazil. Thanks a lot. Big fan here. Abraços from the North Coast of the State of São Paulo. If you ever can, please visit Poços de Caldas in the State of Minas Gerais. This cozy small town is built inside the largest volcanic cauldron on the planet, that is 1.300 meters (4,279 feet) above the sea level. Poços de Caldas is the only city out of Europe to be member of European Circuit of Hydro-thermal Cities. Poços is peaceful and safe.
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So cute how they suport the local... Kisses from a Brazillian! hahaha
Vocês estão em Salvador, tem que comer a comida típica que é o ACARAJÈ
There’s a part on menu that says “porção” it’s like an extra small portions of the food that you can order to complete the meal. Usually when they say it’s for 2 people, it’s a meal for 4, so you can order the portions to try the chosen dish.
DONT forget to go to Cravinho, near your Airbnb and try the cachaças and the camarão encapotado. And also the Acarajé when in Rio Vermelho.
Places do see a beautiful sunset near your Airbnb:
- Santo Antônio Além do Carmo - hotel villa Santo Antônio bar/restaurant
- Solar do Unhão / MAM
The song playing at 4:37 Is Called "Volta Pra Mim", by the Brazilian band/group "Roupa Nova". The lead singer died last week of Covid.
My heart hurts 💔 😞
Sorry to hear that. I love Brazilian music. An amazing country for music and culture. How old was the singer?
@@benajminpadilla6360 He was 68 years old :/
@@Mia-ju6hp Wow. He was in the most adversely effected age group. Although, anyone can get it. Thanks.
There is a museum inside the lighthouse,it's cheap and the view it's beautiful
Praia do forte é muito linda
Thanks guys, I love all your videos. Two of my favorite cities Rio and Bahia 😭😭❤️❤️🥰🥰
😁actually, the elevator is just a way to connect the upper part of the City to the low one. I do really think there should be a panoramic one next to the old Lacerda. anyway, Bahia is much more. Itaparica Island, Itapuã, Trancoso.....oh so many, guys
Hello guys. If you consider go back to São Paulo try to eat our Feijoada. You can choose medium or big and it’s enough for two people. You don’t need to buy two. Here in São Paulo you can find a place where you can have a lunch (Feijoada) and listen to live samba music too. On Saturdays it’s easy to find these restaurants.
Preparation is the name of the game, it takes time, the ingredients are expensive now and this dish became fashion which jacked up the prices. The ritual includes caipirinha, beer and you go lay down like an anaconda do digest it, so . .. there!
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Very nice video. Beautiful and colorful city. I wonder why usually only Tuesdays and Saturdays for feijoada.
Feijoado is a cheap dish when you buy the ingredients and made by yourself to your family. But, when you are in a traditional restaurant it will be more expansive. And you have to considerate that we are in the middle of a pandemy, the restaurants are struggling to keep open and here in Brasil we are living an economic issue, our money are very devalued (Is good for you guys who have dollars, but its terrible for us). The meat price is the highest in decades, we are paying almost 50R$ for Kg of meat, so, dishes who have meat in it are the double of the price in restaurants.
Have been in Salvador about two years ago! It was so much more vibrant! Seems empty. Pandemic times.
Awesome work you guys!
Cheers!
It totally was, it was a bit sad we didn’t get to experience the true energy of this place
@Lindsey Fw It doesn't matter. You guys, with your energy and enthusiasm make up for any lack thereof!
We are in this TOGETHER and will get out of it STRONGER!
Cheers!
You should go to Chapada Diamantina - BAHIA
Maratonando a playlist Brasil!! Vocês são demais. Parabéns
Your dish reminds me of French Cassoulet.
Here we call cassoulet the french feijoada
There is where the feijoada also derrives from...
you guys passed in front of my building while you were heading to barra omggggg 😂 so cool
Q&A Where in Latin America would you recommend to travel to in the next months? (Never been to Latin America but consider myself an experienced solo traveler.) Do you think that Peru will close it's borders again like in spring?
Que incrível, eu fico observando as pessoas que vem de fora do Brasil sabem melhor sobre Salvador do que eu que sou daqui de Salvador .
Preciso sair e conhecer a cidade melhor 😂
Amei o vídeo Obrigada 👏👏
Music 04:20 homenagem banda "Roupa nova"
Muito bom seus vídeos.
Just so you guys know, what you did was like... going to eat soul food in Portland. Of course they'll have it there, but their recipe is completely different. You can see this feijoada is with brown beans. I've never had a Feijoada with brown beans in my life. Not saying it's bad, but it's not common...
im from bahia, it really depends on the restaurant, most will use black beans, no idea why that one used brown beans.
Olá! Descobri o canal de vocês a pouco tempo. Estou assistindo o maior numero de videos possível. Obrigado pelo carinho com nosso país, e obrigasdo por mostrar o Brasil de uma maneira única comparado a forma que outros turistas conhecem e o mostram. Sou ded Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais. Espero que um dia venham conhecer tbm. Sei que vou criar uma divisão de opiniao mas... Ainda não conheceram a verdadeira feijoada brasileira. A verdadeira feijoada brasileira e com feijao preto. E nunca comerão uma tão boa quanto a feijoada Mineira. Espero que um dia venham conhecer as belezas do nosso estado de Minas Gerais. Granded abraço.
Leandro do Carmo
Visita recife,Olinda
Yes, Olinda is a nice place for them to visit.
the painting is the characterization of a very famous Afro Bahian music band, the Timbalada, composed of percussionist musicians,
Visit Recife, Olinda, Natal & Fortaleza.
We plan to!
The #1 thing that catches my attention is the white paintings on your arms. What are they? Have I missed anything? The view of that restaurant is nice for sure. So, what is Zamba night? Will the next video show us more about it? Thank you for the video!👍
Hello! Welcome to Salvador. If you want know another places, i'm avaliable to say.
About dishes for 1 or 2 people... it varies a lot depending on the place you are. In more touristic places they tend to not sell individual dishes.
Feijoada has differences depending on the place you eat it. Here in Rio, it's much more common to have cabbage
cooked with garlic as a side dish (not a salad), and a real farofa (not just mandioc flour).
Couve in English is more like collard greens or kale. Not cabbage. But I know what you mean. Not a salad. Unfortunately, they are only eating in very touristy places and missing the real Bahian food. :-(
Try couchsurfing meetings to make friends in the places
Lovin' this videos
_'Maragogi beach amazing'_
Do you all ever worry about the high covid rate in Brazil and the local I do not care attitude? Watched your Peru series as I really want to go vlog in Peru and they were strict there during your lockdown. Great channel by the way I subbed a while ago.
the special food from Bahia is seafood
Really nice coffee shop and beautiful sundown view called Bistrô Cafelier.
The traditional Feijoada is made with black beans and is more common in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
Para de mentir, hahaaaa....
Está na Bahia! Comeu mais que a tradicional e original feijoada brasileira!
@@Eu-bm3dx Hi Paulo, try to put Feijoada in Google and you'll see it made with back beans.
But, I understand that there are variances in the recipes depending where it is done. But, I'm not lying. ;-)
and Minas Gerais!
@@Eu-bm3dx For more information about Brazilian Feijiada pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feijoada_%C3%A0_brasileira
It’s so fascinate look the Brasil with the your eyes! You have to come others cities of northeast, like Maceió (Antunes and Maragogi are so beautiful beaches), Recife (near of Recife there is the famous beach Porto de Galinhas), João Pessoa, Natal, Fortaleza, Jericoacoara, São Luís do Maranhão.
44:57 1 real was for the small one, I think you gotta the big one. He asked before: 'small, medium or big'?
I live in Salvador and I love watching your videos
O caldo de cana é a matéria prima de fazer o açúcar..
The samba place you visit use to have a street concert with Olodum playing samba live... so people use to go there to dance and drink at night...