Must Eat Portuguese Dishes | Lisbon Food Tour

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Really enjoyed watching the video, such positive energy! Also, I live in Lisbon and you showed places I didn't know about so thank you for that. Glad that you had such a good time in Lisbon and make sure to come back and do another video with food recommendations.

[@YousafVloger]

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[@module79l28]

1:13 - That's not a tram, that's an elevator. Trams go around Lisbon in set routes, elevators just go up and down the same street. 8:50 - First of all, that place is not a restaurant, it's a bakery/pastry shop, and secondly Pastéis de Belém and Pastéis de Nata are not the same thing: the Pastéis de Belém have a secret recipe, the name is trademarked and they're made and sold exclusively in that bakery, the Pastéis de Nata are made everywhere with an obviously different recipe and everyone can call them by that name. Never call Pastel de Nata to a Pastel de Belém, that's borderline culinary sacrilege. 26:18 - Why? It's because of our past in India. Not only we brought the spices from there but we also brought some of their culture and cuisine. In return, we also left our culinary inprint there: dishes like Vindaloo, Sorpotel, the Bandel cheese or the famous Samosas were all introduced by the portuguese.

[@manuelpedrosantos4030]

Muito bem! fala muito e não sabe comer com talher!

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