5 days of EATING in Mexico - Street Food, Restaurants, Hotels and Much More!

[@abrahamalvareztorices7438]

I’m from Mexico and it’s an honor for us that people from other countries like our food and culture, I hope you can return soon.

[@aragmarverilian8238]

I am from Bulgaria and I love Mexican food and culture! I am told lots of people like our food and culture in Mexico too :D

[@LM-qs9iw]

Personally I don’t give fck if people from other countries like our food or not. I already know it’s great, if they want to enjoy it, cool they are welcome, if not ? Their lost 🤷🏽‍♂️. Mexican food is not great because a bunch of foreigners say it’s good, it’s good because a million other reasons and I know that I sound arrogant, but it’s true.

[@thomasacunae]

​@@LM-qs9iwquién te preguntó?

[@LM-qs9iw]

@@thomasacunae Joe me preguntó

[@Daniel_ACG]

​@LM-qs9iw are you 9 years old? Your a no Sabo kid you aren't Mexican. Your American with Mexican descent.

[@Esteban_Santos]

Several Cenotes is an understatement! There’s more than 6000!, and there are exclusive to the Yucatan Peninsula! Next time you come around, just ask any of your Yucatan followers (which let me tell you, we are plenty!) and we’ll point you to the ones that have very little to none people son you can have a truly immersive experience! Great video and glad you enjoyed our beautiful Yucatan!

[@Esteban_Santos]

Also, el Meson del Marques is the last Restaurant I’ll recommend to a visitor from another country is mostly for tourism, when we are around that area is a good place to take breakfast or have a beer before leaving to other place if you are staying in the hotel, but not to have a nice meal, and specially not to eat Beef, we don’t have great Beef food culture traditionaly in Yucatán our thing is the slow cooked weird ingredients stewed dishes and mostly with pork or turkey, if you want good quality Beef in Mexico, go anywhere in the north! Like Monterrey their meat is excellent

[@iordirequena]

Almost* exlusive. We have Cenotes in Tamaulipas, too. But the very best and more beautiful are in Yucatán 💖💖

[@ErikErosa]

@@iordirequenaah, learn something everyday. Now I need to go see the cenotes in Tamaulipas! (but we've got a Costco with a cenote over here tho, I'm sure that IS an exclusive😅)

[@Lordcamilli]

Even the Costco has one in the parking lot.

[@tonybp]

Mexican food is the best in the world. Cochinita, mole, sopes, tacos, tortas, tamales, you just can't get enough.

[@LoashDefenestration]

hmm

[@mitchellrodriguez1794]

As a mexican American Im really glad you enjoyed your visit

[@teddymartinii1979]

Mexican Coca Cola is easy to find here in Texas. It is the sugar that makes the difference. It is cane sugar, not HFCS, and I think there is extra sugar in it.

[@bsw051]

Easy to find anywhere that has a large Mexican population. My kroger has it in Cincinnati

[@dannyschaible7112]

In trxas, you used to be able to find real sugar Dr. Pepper, Bottled in the town of Dublin. Dublin Dr. Pepper is the best!

[@PowerChordEPS]

We have a decent Mexican population here in GA and MexiCoke is a staple in any international section at Publix or Walmart. There's just no comparison

[@EdwinCristobal]

Not just that, there is more to it, like Mexican coke also has more gas which I like, and the after taste is slightly different

[@daldal616]

No cocaine?

[@jimmckay2337]

The Coke in Mexico is much better than the US. My cousin and his friend used to go there just for the Coke. But then they got caught and ended up doing a 15 year bid in federal prison.

[@jblovesurmom]

That’s not how the government works buddy

[@jnorth3341]

@@jblovesurmom *wosh* joke went right over your head.

[@dayharden400]

@jnorth3341 right 😂😂😂

[@GrizzAxxemann]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BuddhaTheGreat]

​@@jblovesurmom tell me you didn't understand the joke without telling me you didn't understand the joke...

[@Shallemb]

I'm really glad to see you out and about enjoying life and food. Take more vacations and let us travel with you vicariously.

[@alxboca]

As a Mexican, I feel that Xcaret does a decent job of presenting the tourist with some of the most emblematic experiences in Mexico, including the food and drinks they have available. I bet it would blow your mind to know that you can actually get MUCH better food by going outside of the resorts and tourist spots. That would be your assignment for when you go back. Nonetheless, as a Mexican I thank you for visiting and liking my country, and by all means, do come back!

[@PinkeyexD]

MEXICO LOVES YOU TOO GUGA, YOU WILL FOREVER BE INVITED TO THE CARNE ASADA, WITH LOVE FROM MEXICO!

[@robertjason6885]

I love this sort of content from Guga. Mind blowing food, local, and peerless description by one of the best.

[@karmaacosta]

Mexico and Guga, I ain't ever pressed the Like button so fast. ❤Much love from Chicago, I love visiting fam in Mexico it's breathtaking 🇲🇽

[@jimmckay2337]

The vegan ice bucket had me rolling. 😂😂😂

[@abrahammesrajecorrea2349]

We got some good sense of humor, sometimes a little too dark... but we joke around, nontheless lmao

[@riuphane]

You tell me there's a place that the food is included, I add it to my bucket list I went decades ago to the Yucatan and visited the monument too and it was really cool! Now I can't wait to go back and show my family

[@BalintKovacs-tw4iq]

Also starts from 1700$ for a night

[@LARGE_COKE]

Yes all inclusive is great, depending on where you go (all you can eat and drink included in the booking cost), comes at a price though.

[@riuphane]

@@BalintKovacs-tw4iq hence "bucket list" instead of "next holiday weekend"

[@teddymartinii1979]

You really need to do your homework on All Inclusive resorts in Mexico. Some of them are really bad.

[@heasm3x251]

@@riuphanexcaret is super expensive but you can go to CID which is much more affordable and the food is also great. If you have costco account you can use costco travel and you can pay like $4000-$3000 for a whole week with all inclusive packages. Thats what my parents, brother and i have done whenever we travel to that region.

[@raulpena1286]

Guga as a general rule in México about steaks we all know this. North México is for steaks. South México, traditional food and guisados. As a northern mexican ive learned to never order a steak anywhere outside the North

[@debodatta7398]

North Mexico steaks are better than South Mexico but still very trash compared to say Brazilian or Argentinian steaks The culture just isn't there, Mexican business class doesn't have refined plate for steak like Brazilians or Argentinians. Cattle quality isn't there either Mexico got the worst mix of cattle from the states and from South America, Brazilian and Argentinian cattle are very tasty compared.

[@savedwretch8711]

Hay carne deliciosa en todo Mexico.......no invente😂😂😂

[@savedwretch8711]

​@@debodatta7398sos un fanfarron😂😂

[@undbiter65]

​@@debodatta7398 todo pendejo 😂

[@YuiYuria]

good to know, thanks

[@poloalvarez341]

Me gustó mucho tu vídeo! Sobre todo el hecho de que fuiste sincero, al encontrarte con algo que no te gustó mucho lo dijiste, de una manera educada y amable. Cuando algo te gustó lo dijiste, y cuando algo no te gustó también lo dijiste. Eso me da total confianza en tu crítica y recomendaciones. Muchas gracias. Like 👍👍👍👍

[@Zhaal113]

For the best mexican meat dishes, you need to come to the northern states, especially Sonora, Chihuahua or Nuevo Leon. Carne asada, cabrito, chorizo and steaks are staples in these regions, amongst many other meats. There is a more prevalent grilling and vaquero culture here somewhat analagous to the argentinian asado and gauchos for reference.

[@christidesson]

No olvides Coahuila, de donde es el autentico cabrito a las brazas, la discada, etc. También hay muchísima carne caprina y bovina de calidad superior, no dejes que la gente de Nuevo Leon haga un apropiamiento cultural de la gastronomía regional y luego ni siquiera son los mejores haciéndola.

[@RikcAvlog]

@@christidessonapenas estaba a punto de poner lo mismo

[@DianaRipra]

​@@christidessonasí es, yo no soy de Coahuila pero sé lo importante que es Coahuila en toda la cultura vaquera, en la parte de gastronomía y todo eso... Pero muchas veces se le atribuye esas cosas a los estados más conocidos? Se podría decir 🤷‍♀️🤔

[@memorocks2054]

No olvides Mexicali, ahí también hacemos carnes asadas bien perronas

[@Imlanadelain]

Every place in Mexico is a good place for excelent food. Except the CDMX, there's only guajolotas and esquites with chicken feet.

[@javibaltierrez]

Great video. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience in just a tiny part of Mexico! Enjoy it. Thank you for being an ambassador our amazing country!

[@gilmour6754]

Mexico does have some world-class food. Lovely people, too.

[@hectora.ruizvelascob.9518]

Thanks for visiting. Glad you liked my country. You’re always welcome.

[@AureLangvinis]

At this point I don't think anybody in the world can impress Guga with steaks. The more you cook / eat something the bigger expert you become and you know exactly all the nuances that other people simply can't distinct. Guga loved the ice-cream and I'm sure if somebody in the world makes ice-cream as much as guga steaks - he wouldn't be impressed with the ice-cream Guga just eat. It's just that simple. The more you eat, make, craft, drink the higher the bigger, more nuanced taste you will develop and at that point no restaurant will impress you because restaurants at the end of the day is just a business and that chief is hired to do his job at high level but not perfect level.

[@sophiacristina]

I agree, not only on food, but in any doctrine.

[@AureLangvinis]

@@sophiacristina yeah it could be anything. art, music, architecture, cars, sports etc.

[@Dominikmj]

I am not so sure. There are some incredible restaurants e.g. Wagyu Mafia in Tokyo. Or I forgot the restaurant in Spain, where they are serving "older" beef (10 years and older). There is always somebody who is better...

[@AureLangvinis]

@@Dominikmj of course there are. But I wouldn’t be so sure if Guga would be impressed since he did many crazy expensive experiments himself.

[@connorchristian6231]

Kinda agree, but that pichana did look really bad

[@lichfoxyyt9157]

on behalf of most of my Mayan Pelaná's thank you for coming, enjoying our food and culture. I still currently live in Playa Del Carmen the nearest town to most of Grupo Xcaret's properties and it's nice seeing people enjoying of the hard work of a lot of locals also you coming here contributes to our economy. That and Xcaret is one of the most influential and impactful companies in the region.

[@Tamisinaful]

I love the Riveria Maya. I was blessed to actually climb Chichén Itxá 3 times between the ages of 16 and 29. It was always so hot there! Going up the monument was ok, but coming down was a nightmare! The steps are so steep, and you're exhausted and SO hot! There weren't any food vendors, either. At least there was water and lots of cerveza! I swam in the cenote, actually was allowed to dive in then. The guides took us underground to see the maze of beautiful caverns and the crystal clear waters. We were allowed to swim there, too. Too bad a lot of people ruined that for others, it was an amazing experience.

[@lalocordova6022]

An honor to have the mexican culture delivered to you. Gracias por las reseñas.

[@eldibs]

I was in Mexico myself back in February, though I was in Playa del Carmen. Every time I've gone it's been fantastic, though I've only gone all-inclusive once. I definitely recommend going if you can, and if you go to Playa del Carmen specifically, make sure to check out Alux. It's a restaurant in a cave, it's a neat experience.

[@s.menester2600]

I'm mexican, and i can tell you, the best place for eating in México, by far, is the Riviera Maya. Simply the best food i've ever ate. If you are foodies Yucatán And Quintana Roo(cancún) is a must.

[@carlosrjpavon]

Good to know you enjoyed México! Bienvenido siempre

[@DaVic133]

It's true what you say about mole and I love it. What an amazing trip you had.

[@caleb4987]

Love the content you continue to provide us Uncle Guga

[@joselazcano1644]

Thanks Guga for visiting my country and for this nice review, I'm glad you enjoy it!

[@sfd253]

Had several trips to Mexico and it's by far my favorite destination. They always go out of their way to make your stay the best

[@JaverBradi39]

If I were you, I'd avoid it altogether. That country is a complete mess nowadays. There are countless homeless drug addicts everywhere and people so poor getting eaten by rats. Get a better travel experience by going south to Peru, Argentina or Uruguay.

[@davidtrejo3980]

​@@JaverBradi39< Bro has Fox News as his mentor. 😂

[@shishanyu]

Glad you visited us Guga and that you liked it, hope you come back again. If you want to have the most vibrant exquisite food experience go to Oaxaca, or Michoacan. As a side note, Mexico isn’t really into steaks, except the North (Sonora, for example), and they have their own style. When we want steaks in the tune than you like we go to Argentinian restaurants 🤷‍♂️ it’s true, or Brazilian or Sonorense.

[@maxadjusting3917]

I've never had a steak at a restaurant that impressed me. Definitely had some good ones, but never beat what I can make at home (thanks to guga).

[@debodatta7398]

Mexican steaks are very trash compared to say Brazilian or Argentinian steaks The culture just isn't there, Mexican business class doesn't have refined plate for steak like Brazilians or Argentinians. Cattle quality isn't there either Mexico got the worst mix of cattle from the states and from South America, Brazilian and Argentinian cattle are very tasty compared.

[@creyesm21]

Thank you Guga for sharing some of my beautiful Mexico

[@RaulJMnz]

We love you back Pal! También te queremos Guga! 🇲🇽🌮

[@felwinter7538]

We love it when people come to visit/enjoy our country with love and respect for our culture and people, thank you for being such a great example for others! Con gusto te recibimos cuando quieras mi buen Guga

[@ryanmorse1165]

You've inspired my next vacation destination Guga! I love the architecture of Mexican towns and the nature is beautiful too! The food would be the best part though if its all inclusive!

[@JaverBradi39]

Don't go there! Please watch the news and realize the danger you'd be in by traveling there! There are way better and safer places in South America like Argentina and Uruguay. Food is also way better and actually hygienic.

[@ryanmorse1165]

@@JaverBradi39 there are plenty of safe places in Mexico. I work with plenty of Mexicans who have told me where is safe outside of resorts.

[@davidtrejo3980]

​@@ryanmorse1165Hugs from Mexico, man; don't mind the soccer mom bot.

[@marcelohf6390]

I'm glad that you enjoyed visiting my country and enjoyed many different dishes, our cuisine is so vast and rich. The steaks were underwhelming even for someone not as connoisseur of beef cuts as you, though. But something that you will hardly find elsewhere is the level of service and attention from Mexican staff 👍👍👍

[@Ex0du52169]

A few years ago I was lucky enough to visit Nuevo Vallarta, the food was incredible! If any of you ever get the chance, visit Mexico, you will love it!

[@jasonn4597]

True but the crime rate gives a poor reputation and its sad

[@hectorramos537]

​@@jasonn4597😂 wtf

[@JesusMedina-tp5jn]

Thanks for coming to Mexico Guga , I’m a big fan of you!

[@General_Maximus]

$1k+ per night at those hotels for a basic room. Do you realize how many pesos that is??? Mexico getting too bold lmao

[@dandiaz6091]

I saw that and was like might as well take a cruise lol

[@CarlosRivera-cg4cs]

​@@dandiaz6091nah, xcaret is probably the best resort you can find in the world, all food is included all day is a massive buffet of a lot of mexican food, the resort is the size of a small town, maybe the size of a town, so you can be there all day, is the most beautifull resort you will find, also if you want to know mexico is the safest way, if you are one of those scared to travel in the country, this resort is best, is worth every dollar

[@sergg369]

Yes but all the food is included and all the resorts its almost a 5 star hotel tf you want charge 500 pesos 😂😂

[@spiderenano]

Either that or you are getting too poor

[@Bojoschannel]

Gentrifiction, american and european immigrants and the real state mafia are destroying our country's prices for property

[@oscareduardosanchezguerra9096]

Mexican born and raised here , first time I went to Xcaret I tought it would be a tourist scam hotel with bad food for americans and hell no ...real deal 100/10 the hotel is incredible and the food is just like your abuelita would make it

[@oscareduardosanchezguerra9096]

Also stake in "La cueva" restaurant is way better , is basically like a Mexican stakehouse

[@onlyychevys]

I love Mexican food more than most of my Mexican friends! Especially the real stuff. Great vacation for sure!

[@toppolthecat]

I HORRENDOUSLY misinterpreted this comment

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

In the U.S at most Mexican restaurants their not allowed to make the salsa Hot 🔥 so that alone makes the food not as good.

[@hectorramos537]

​@@MariaGasca-Reyeswho told u that? 😂

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

@@hectorramos537 law suit u know how white folks are .

[@techgamezz]

Yes Cancun and Playa del Carmen are the most beautiful places in the world and the food is to die for

[@khutikhuti]

Reasonably priced? From where I'm sitting, that menu read "Guacamole $215" 😂🤣👌

[@MihaelKostic-ic2pq]

I was thinking to i would work here 1 week for that /:

[@ethanmeraz6477]

That’s in pesos, usually $1 USD equals around 20 pesos. Right now it’s worth 16.97 pesos so the guacamole would cost $12.67. Still expensive though.

[@isistais1341]

A guacamole of that size shouldn't cost more than $5. The prices are exaggerated for the area he is in xD

[@dancersfrogg]

What you guys are forgetting is that he was in a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ star hotel so you are paying for the "extra amenities" lol in any other places like the mercado with 2 us dollars he would have paid for that guacamole 🥑

[@adrianbojorquez466]

@@ethanmeraz6477 even thoug in mexico 215 pesos are wayy to much for a guacamole xd

[@luisjimenez4465]

Next time uncle guga come to the north side of México, we love steaks here, in monterrey we do a carne asada every weekend! in the south is more of a traditional style of food.

[@meowzzies]

More of these videos please! I love when Guga travels to Japan, Korea, Mexico etc.. so fun! I need to book tickets immediately!!

[@dctx07]

Pleasure meeting you guga!!! Thanks for the picture man! That agua de Mango from El Mercado was really good!

[@YoBoiToxic488]

glad you enjoyed your trip bro, love your content

[@r.t.972]

The food looked amazing but I'm even more impressed by the restaurants designs. Very nice! Glad you had fun Guga.

[@dadbodgaming.92]

The motherland!!! 🎉🎉 great video. We definitely need a Brazil video next

[@djoscartj]

What an episode! And yes, my hometown of Tijuana invented Caesar Salad--that's a good trivia question for your friends. Also, Tijuana has the best tacos in the world, unfortunately there are few tourist attractions unless you want to travel a couple hours south and venture into the Baja California peninsula (Rosarito for lobster, Ensenada for fish tacos, seafood and wine country), virgin beaches further south.

[@Pepperpotk]

Go to Mexico City next! Food there will blow your mind!

[@thomasacunae]

Soy chileno y fui con mi esposa el año pasado a cdmx. Nos enamoramos de su cultura, comida y gente. En cada esquina puedes encontrar tacos espectaculares. Volveremos 100% seguro a cdmx.

[@tsunderelovers]

Glad you enjoyed your trip Guga! Hope you come again soon

[@NFEC84]

As a Mexican I agree that you should not order steak. There's a reason we are known for anything other than steak. Most Mexicans (my family) like their meat well done. 😢

[@omarbl1229]

Unless you visit some northern states in Mexico. Sonora and Nuevo Leon are some of the best states to find a good steak.

[@debodatta7398]

Mexican steaks are very trash compared to say Brazilian or Argentinian steaks The culture just isn't there, Mexican business class doesn't have refined plate for steak like Brazilians or Argentinians. Cattle quality isn't there either Mexico got the worst mix of cattle from the states and from South America, Brazilian and Argentinian cattle are very tasty compared.

[@debodatta7398]

@@omarbl1229 Mexican steaks are very trash compared to say Brazilian or Argentinian steaks The culture just isn't there, Mexican business class doesn't have refined plate for steak like Brazilians or Argentinians. Cattle quality is there either Mexico got the worst mix of cattle from the states and from South America, Brazilian and Argentinian cattle are very tasty compared.

[@YT_AloeiPanda]

@@debodatta7398this dude copied and pasted his own comment twice 😂

[@omarbl1229]

@@debodatta7398 Actually to further prove my point Guga has made videos with Oscar Meza from La Capital, which is a Mexican content creator who used to live in Nuevo Leon(Now lives in the US), and he is recognized for being a grill expert. Monterrey's the state capital, and grilling meat is basically the most popular social activity for people in the city, you can find awesome meat in that city. I've been to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires myself, you can find awesome places to eat meat, but you can find awful places too, thats just how it is. When you travel you have to get to know local specialties, either from friends who are locals themselves or just honest guides.

[@michaelruiz2574]

I’m jealous.. this place has been on my bucket list for awhile now. Guga show us what else you ate here and places you visited.

[@kevingebert4316]

Too early for food watching during work hours. Making me feel super hungry and need to find nearest authentic Mexi Restaurant

[@BrotherYarmoth]

I love desserts that aren't sweet but are still flavorful. Those are my favorite.

[@hedger_666]

Guga you need to make Wagyu cow tongue!!!!

[@trioajo]

oh wow

[@tonymtzF]

OMG yeees!!!

[@noahbarkelew6093]

He already did, I think.

[@simnatercroc4385]

Nope it's normal cow tongue not wagyu... I hope he also make wagyu intestines and kidneys

[@noahbarkelew6093]

@@simnatercroc4385 Look for his mystery meat video where he dry ages tongue. It is Japanese wagyu, A-5.

[@alejandroberlin1610]

Noooo Guga, Im from Mérida, and this could be the closest opportunity to meet my hero. But Im glad you had a great time in the Yucatecan Península. I hope you can try to cook some of the dishes you enjoyed. It will be interesting to watch how do you cook it at your own version. U r the reason I started to try to cook, keep doing greats videos.

[@nigeldwayne]

Mexico 🇲🇽 my country

[@victor8582]

I'm glad you visited mexico my guga, but the south specializes on pork and chicken; if you want to taste good beef is in the north part of mexico (Sonora, Nuevo Leon, Chihuahua)

[@samuelplouvier6559]

Didn't know Guga could speak Spanish that well. Impressive!! ❤

[@manuelsalazar3938]

That's portunhol in case you haven't realized, most Brazilian people can communicate that way with Spanish speaking people.

[@samuelplouvier6559]

@@manuelsalazar3938 yeah I know but I'm talking about that lil Mexican accent right there. Makes it impressive.

[@JavierCasta24]

Absolutely love the video. That’s a shame that the picana wasn’t good enough and I totally understand. By the other hand, I realize that you went just a few days here to Mexico. I highly recommend you to come back to the State next to the one you went, which is Merida, Yucatán. Beautiful city, incredible gastronomy, lots of activity to enjoy by yourself or with your family; and mostly book it for at least 5-6 days. Thanks for the video!!!!

[@_SurferGeek_]

Holy Hell!! At $800-900 USD a night? I would expect everything you showed and more! Guga livin that 1% lifestyle.

[@screwylooygaming]

you never looked in his description at the products he uses, LOL.

[@jacobpruett9204]

If you book out a year or so in advance you can get it down to like 500-600/night. Although it includes air fare and everything so there's that. To compare though, I just got back from a 10 day trip to Japan that cost me around $2000 all said and done. (i.e. airfare, food, hotel, trains, food, sights, souvenirs, food, etc.)

[@_SurferGeek_]

@@jacobpruett9204 Even at $5-600 a night, still over-priced. Prices for Japan have increased considerably compared to pre-pandemic times as well and they're still going up. Rail costs, flights... everything. Not the boon it used to be.

[@blackadder155able]

$900 a night exclusive for 6 people.

[@hectorramos537]

​@@_SurferGeek_not really if u break down the cost for each thing individually. If u broke just say that 😂

[@hey-its-me-bobby-D]

Mole Oaxaca actually gets MOST of its dark color from the tea made from the roasted peppers, and the roasted peppers which are pureed along with other dark ingredients. If done correctly, the chocolate flavor is in the background, not usually in the forefront.

[@Bojoschannel]

It comes from the burnt chili seeds too

[@trioajo]

GUGA NOW YOU GOTTA TRY THE ORIGINAL CEASAR SALAD @ CEASARS HOTEL IN TIJUANA!

[@kc8563]

Love the adventure video Guga … would love to see more of this content.

[@randallhunt9170]

Mole is the sauce of the gods! As long as it's more savory than sweet.

[@trioajo]

lmao thats what hes gonna call it on the next vid

[@adammoore7447]

Nice food tour..but the title is a bit misleading.

[@mesportslounge]

I agree I only save the video after watching

[@CalixtoSalinas]

Yo, Guga, for future references: North Mexico is for steaks. Central and South México is for dishes (guisos). The pacific, specially Sinaloa is for Seafood. For your next visit, I would recommend a tour of all the North, from Baja to Nuevo León. Try to go Rural. I would definitely invite you to a Cabrito asado if you come to Nuevo León. Stay away from the Cabrito in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, you need to go rural.

[@kimberlyallen184]

I wish the videos when you travel were a lil longer. You always have so much fun and great food.!!!

[@themadengineer1050]

Your people need you guga!!!!!

[@zildjian1791]

We’re are so glad Guga that you came to Mexico🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@rubendario6265]

Guga meet just like 7% of Mexico. Imagine him getting to know the rest o Mexico, he would be 10x amazed.

[@bundwallah]

Been to the Cancun/Mayan Riviera area 20+ times since 1998. On one trip I got to climb up and then go inside Chichen Itza's pyramid. The food is excellent, the people are awesome.

[@Fstl5p]

Me and my wife have been going to Cancun for 11 years straight and it’s the best beach I seen and attractions , for the past 2 years we been staying at arte and it’s one of the best resorts we’ve stayed at .

[@CulturaVJ]

Guga, hermano. Ya eres Mexicano!

[@TheJakeblake]

I love that you enjoy Mexico, and if what you want is a great steak, you must go to the north, monterrey more precisely.

[@enrriquesantander3129]

Guga I’m very happy and glad you talk good about Mexico and it’s food and you only got to try just a little of it, and remember, food is not always the best food,and as far as steaks in Mexico Arrachera would be the oldest and most famous not many people knows how to cook picana correctly unless you are Gaucho or GuGa👍🏻🍻

[@noe_calles]

Guga thank you for coming to Mexico and i hope that you enjoy your visit. The south part of Mexico are not very steak eaters is mor in the north like Nuevo León or Chihuahua. I recommend that you talk with oscar from La capital for another tips in another journey to Mexico

[@pedromora4707]

Hey Guga, I’m glad you came to Mexico. The next time you visit you shall go to Mexico City, in my opinion is the place with the best street food and you should give it a try

[@KenNakajima07]

Gugaaaaa!!! Awesome to see you came to Mexico and had a good time! You had the riviera experience, very nice and touristy, if you fly from the Mexico City airport try to stay one or two days more there since in the capital there´s a ton more options. To be honest on the Picanha, I take any roasting you do, Mexican restaurants do not know how to prepare it well, but we do experience it quite nicely on Brazilian steakhouses because it´s their star of the show! But even on the american cuts that are more common and should be prepared well, I highly doubt you will find somebody that makes it at least half as good as your steaks.

[@clubcantamar]

Baja California awaits you! Amazing video!

[@DanielHernandez-ue9ww]

Happy that you and your family enjoyed our beautiful contry. I hope that later you can have the chance to travel to Oaxaca and try the food there, i´m from the north part of Mexico (where you can find the best meat btw), but i believe that the best food on the contry it´s on Oaxaca.

[@dillonkroll184]

came to see pro chefs impressing guga, left wanting to go to mexico

[@rb3rtgr]

Next trip to Mexico try to avoid big all inclusive hotels and go directly to local markets and restaurants, you will not regret. The amount of food, flavors and drinks that you can find are invaluable

[@nnibxx]

Guga, there is so much cousine in Mexico than you experienced in there... you just meet the most tourist side of Mexico I've been there and indeed it's great but food it's a blend of many traditional dishes and international cousine. Mexico is so rich in culture and cousine that you can find a very nice and cheap breakfast in traditional markets or a AAA dinner in one of the finest restaurants in Xcaret like Ha' by chef Carlos Gaytán. I know you love steaks (I do love'em to... US, Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Uruguay and north Mexico is such a great place to find the best of them) but those restaurants are far from give you a good steak experience. I'm so glad you share this so anybody can see a tiny bit of this beautiful country!

[@ponchob9195]

Best street tacos are in Mexico City, Good steaks from sonora, Oaxaca(tlayudas), Puebla(mole, cemitas y molotes)and Chiapas(cochito), Yucatan have amazing dishes, Birria in Guadalajara or Morelia. Saludos a todos , good Guga enjoyed 🇲🇽

[@draimary]

My friend if you are in South Mexico you have to eat traditional food and sea food, if you want steaks you have to go to north Mexico

[@SeñorMugiwara]

Im glad you had a blast in Mexico! Its a very beautiful country with tons of great cuisine! And yeah most restaurants dont make steak like you do lol my go to when i go to a restaurant is chile relleno or enmoladas!

[@july9566]

My mom just bought a place in playa del Carmen , can’t wait to be there !

[@jprm1700]

We love you too, Guga

[@TARAROAD]

Fantastic video Mexico looks amazing

[@huicmx]

Thanks for coming home!

[@michaelj3282]

I went in 1996 if I recall, you could still walk to the top of Chichen Itza, it's so steep, they had a rope that you could use to get back down. Hotel looks fantastic for $1500 a night!

[@aq5426]

Mexican Coke and Kosher-for-Passover Coke are my go-tos. They are the BEST.

[@jedahaw]

I always do enjoy your videos about your trips!

[@javieralba5116]

You the man, Guga!!! Excelente contenido!!

[@argaen21]

I like how your "guide" just gave you the standard tourist treatment lol.

[@sovereigndonation4217]

Exactly, that hotel had 210 peso guacamole, it's mental

[@durbanbudz]

That resort and excursions looked amazing! Food fabulous.