The Best Finds at Mexico City's San Juan Market | City Guides: Mexico City | Bon Appetit

Senior Food Editor Rick Martinez samples dried chiles, fresh mamey fruit, prawn from Vera Cruz, and spicy dried crickets at Mexico City's San Juan market.
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[@oksanaamador8823]

No mames some of y'all on here are seriously so rude! Not speaking fluent, perfect Spanish does not make you any less Mexican. Eating foods differently doesn't make him less Mexican and it isn't such a bad thing for him to not know every single aspect of every thing he's trying. I really appreciate these videos because they teach me little things about my culture that I didn't know about and I appreciate that it's coming from someone who is Mexican

[@_Odin_]

So, watching this in November 2019! All Hail Rick!

[@-los-7291]

Epazote grows everywhere in my backyard in Los Angeles, no lie

[@goodsoup2583]

Rick is dad af 😍😍😍

[@iPodTouchTurtle]

I love this host!

[@supermandisco]

Thanks for the nice video. I went to Mexico with my parents as far back as the late 70s, and cherish it. Went to a farmers market that was incredible. I don't speak Spanish, no habla, but I work in a Spanish speaking facility in Mendota, Ca for the Workforce Services and they have a nice market here too called Mendota Valley Food. This is the cantaloupe center.

[@anon4096]

Lol, stands in front of 20 bags of dried chilis. says "i'd like some chilis please. what kind do you have"

[@truecrimes1435]

Lol lol lol lol lol

[@yuhboris304]

That was really cool to see

[@nemobla1]

my god i wish i lived near markets like these!

[@priaa7934]

We call it Yerba Santa, and we have our plants growing constantly in California

[@ovatonce]

Un momento, Mamey con Chile y limón(lima)? soy Mexicano y eso es raro para mi, yo prefiero ponerlo en la licuadora con leche y un poco de azúcar, para un delicioso licuado de Mamey.

[@dorianbelen]

Un mamey licuado. Por la leche o agua. Pierde su real sabor. El mamey es riquisimo asi. en rebanadas

[@itzlix928]

Esta pendejo es pocho

[@imperialfaith5883]

Who heard the guy singing in the background when he was looking at the variety of peppers?

[@caribbeanpot]

luv it!

[@l.marianarodriguezrobles8265]

"Vera Cruz" it made me laugh way too much

[@mahmern]

This was awesome!

[@skittlesboy217]

1:15 El frutero se le queda viendo con cara de 'pinche putazo' hahaha, pero buen video.

[@dorianbelen]

El respeto es una maravilla. Te sugiero aprenderlo

[@inamorales9374]

chayote is sayote for us in the Philippines hehe

[@vinnyg6364]

very good video thanks

[@EliFerGE]

Great video! :)

[@slowedhits2506]

Awesome

[@yonimiller]

Beautiful

[@martinlopez-servin3091]

Bon Appetitooo Amigooo

[@AustenSummers]

This guy loves food

[@ladycormix4456]

More RICK!

[@sergioseidi1731]

Most people in the market is like why is this Mexican speaking english?

[@spanishtemplar1958]

Because people who watch bon appetit are English speakers. American KZbin channel.

[@truecrimes1435]

The host is so adorable. The chirimoya is expensive there if I'm reading it right, 120 pesos?

[@omarocastl]

I thought he was going to "the" San Juan market, the one with exotic stuff, that'd be kind of pointless though

[@lead111]

Show us the cooking of produce!

[@mattduckor4388]

Greg Hurley that's coming next week!

[@omgwtfdave]

Mamey with lime and chile? uhmmm nope.

[@jazzlynmoseley361]

EARLY YASSSSS FINALLY IN EARLY

[@alfram3336]

Chapulines are grasshoppers not crickets

[@juaninamillion5864]

You're a little bit rude with your Spanish... xD

[@7dmtuk87]

Could you please explain to an ignorant American that only understands English why he was rude? What exactly did he say?

[@teresaguerrasalazar]

The deep salmon fruit is super delicious custard like consistency aromatic and sweet. No No No, you will never put lemon and chilli pepper on this heavenly fruit. This guy is totally crazy. Do not do that. People who know nothing about Mexican foods are giving wrong information here.

[@lamarquemendez3468]

I am here early and first.

[@nazaev1988]

why you translate a lot of stuff different of the ladies explanation and why you make up fake stories about the produce?

[@raineydays6307]

This could have been made better with, Brad!

[@bleakstk]

este wey es mas falso que un dvd pirata en el metro, porque no contratan a alguien que de verdad sepa que pedo

[@mz6783]

bleakstk no seas malo

[@yusufgangat1505]

first

[@newthrash1221]

This guy is trying way to hard to come off as a good-for-tv personality, but it just doesn't at all come off as natural. Can't stand him.

[@GroguSlayer69]

Vendors in that market are loaded with bad attitude, no respect and they behave like if their market is the shit, fuck them! It smell like ass, and their fish is the same fish that you can find in other markets, just way more expensive.