World’s FIRST Michelin Star Tacos & Visiting CHINATOWN in Mexico City

I'm trying out the world's first Michelin rated tacos in Mexico city. Afterwards visiting the Chinatown to check out the food scene there and had some beef noodle soup near by. Then I had stop by this local burrito shop that makes some of the best but also massive burritos.

Taquería El Califa de León
Av. Ribera de San Cosme 56, San Rafael, Cuauhtémoc, 06470 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Las Quekas de Charly
185 185, Centro, 77010 Chetumal, Q.R., Mexico

Barrio Chino (Chinatown)
Dolores 24 Col. Centro 06000 México, D.F. Mexico

Mian dui Mian
Humboldt 48, Colonia Centro, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Centro, CDMX, Mexico

El Auténtico Pato Manila
Culiacan 91, código 2, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

SONORA STREET FOOD
Monterrey 293, Roma Sur, Cuauhtémoc, 06760 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Cheesee Sliders Burgers Roma
Zacatecas 206, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

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[cynram]

It's 1:32am here in Albuquerque NM as I watch this, and you can bet I am going to get a burrito tomorrow! Thankfully, there are many places to find a really great burrito here in Albuquerque! Thanks for another great video!

[ikeelu]

Good Timing! Headed there next month. CAN"T WAIT!

[KrissKross]

Having a burrito in Mexico City is like having a NY style bagel in Miami. Burritos are more northern Mexican food, Mexican food is very regional. Hope you were able to have pambazos, barbacoa, tortas de chilaquil, huaraches, and al pastor, those are more typical for CDMX. 🇲🇽

[scottmiracle]

The underwear store in the background while he is eating at the taco stand is really funny.

[davdgear]

You can clearly see that Mike is not impressed with the Chinese food but he's being polite

[rg]

The first taco place was excellent and love the simplicity, and that burrito looked amazing at 19:00!!

[Bummerdrummer]

Thanks goodness someone travels around and eats all this food for me 😂

[wagnerwillianoliveira]

That burrito looks really good...damm!

[arietis]

Mixing both salsas you're already eating like a real mexican my friend. For mexican chinese food I recommend you visit Mexicali in the northern state of Baja California.

[aarontuttle]

I love how they gave you the burrito you didn’t know you wanted lol

[alavran]

Que bonito luce el barrio chino con el piso mojado por la lluvia ❤

[eduardosalgado]

Its crazy to me that does Michelin tacos are a thing now. I remember making tacos like this with my uncles here in chicago. We tail gated at soldier field for a mexico vs us soccer game. As men, who really never grilled before, we just brought arachera and tortillas and salt. One uncle brought some jalapeños from hes garden. Man them tacos smacked. We ended up making tacos like that the rest of our lives. The simplicity was the key.

[danieldelarosa]

Loved how he was underwhelmed by the Michelin tacos 😂

[candicebelove]

I appreciate this so much! Not many foodies do food travel in Mexico, it’s mostly Japan, Korea, Vietnam, etc.

[Tracy]

The second taco place looks SO much better than the first place, Michelin star or not.

[flight]

I went to Tacos El Califa de Leon before the michelin star. Incredible tacos, simplicity taken to the next level. Gaonera meat was the best, together with the AMAZING salsas !

[Johnj]

"I am so happy and sad at the same time" is my favorite description of a burrito.

[dngr_]

If you get back to Sydney you should do the Tamalaria in the inner west as well as Frangos, idk if you covered the bahn mi place in marrickville but that place too

[waffuree]

im born and raised in cdmx and its quite know by us locals that chinatown is not really authentic anymore and rather more than a turists spot (in the sense that chinese inmigrants and actual bussiness are not there anymore) most of the real chinese food is located in the metro viaducto or juarez area so if you ever comeback check those spots up!

[juanrt]

The burrito you tried is called Burro Percherón (named after the huge horse breed) because they're so big. They're originally from the town of Hermosillo in the northwestern state of Sonora, just south of Arizona. You should visit Hermosillo and try the best beef and some of the best food in the country.