Italian STREET Food!! 🇮🇹 From North to South I tried all.

Italian food can be amazing and specially street food. But the key is knowing where to get the good stuff. On this video I show you everything I ate in Italy and it was EPIC!

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[Nolenno]

Hi Guga, I'm sorry, I'm Italian and you went to some of the worst, most touristy and american-friendly places you can find.

[ShinobuSensei_]

To do this kind of video (which i find very interesting), there are few rules to respect:
1) Avoid main squares/road restaurants.
2) Head deeper into the inner streets and find Family Run places to eat True local dishes.
3) Always ask around what's the typical food. Otherwise you'll end up asking something not of the zone and it'll be so bad. E.G. It's like asking a Milanese veal cutlet in Sicily. It can't be good as they doesn't normally make it.

[A.X.N]

Unfortunately it's difficult not to fall in a tourist trap here in Italy. You need to have a local friend in each city that guides you to the best spots😂

[cristianorossi]

The best part of Italy is that not only each region, but almost each city has its own traditional recipes! Unfortunately in the biggest citie there are also a lot of tourist traps, but when you find where the locals eat, you are surely settled!

[giacomonovara]

I am Italian - so I spotted some mistakes here and there. You tried many "delicatessen" but most of the time in the wrong city. For example, porchetta is typical of Rome, and you could have found something much better there because it is delicious. In Florence, you should have tried the Lampredotto sandwich and Fiorentina steak. Limonata is typical of Sicily, as you said, but you tried it in Naples, where they do it in a different way - no soda in Sicilian lemonade. Supplì is typical of Rome. Arancini are typical of Sicily. MOST IMPORTANT: We do not add any alcohol to the cappuccino on the regular days when we have to work - just the simple cappuccino with milk and coffee, with no alcohol. BTW, I am very happy you liked most of the dishes.

[vincenzosplate]

What a great video bro. Wish I was able to spend time with you while in Italy. The pizza al portafoglio is my favorite

[T..]

From just steaks to travel and all types of food
Who else love the growth of this channel

[midnightrambler]

Guga, Mercato Centrale in Florence is a tourist trap. The real street food here is panino with lampredotto. Come back and try it in one of those small food trucks you find in the city center.

[GcTheHardstyler]

9:20 this man loves his job, top tier energy

[pascalwert]

Its street food for tourists, its make 'spectacular' pictures or videos for Youtube. Beautifull small traditional Trattorias are the gems of Italia...Like an Unesco heritage..But its not photogenic. Its the limit of youtube and..Guga

[vitoiacopelli]

The best was the breakfast glad you come to visit me brother ❤

[GaryBiii]

Hi Guga, it's me again: if you want to taste the real Porchetta, you gotta go to Ariccia(near Rome in the place they call "the Roman Castles": that's the palce where Porchetta was invented and there you can also taste one of the better things that can come out from a pork: the "Coppiette di Ariccia" you'll never taste anything good like that!

[francoba]

WTF, but that guy making a sandwich with mozzarella, mortadella and pesto...did they maybe transplant him directly from Little Italy in New York to some random area of Naples? Hahaha, a Neapolitan (and I'm from northern Italy) would never dream of proposing such an abomination, made up of three ingredients that you’ll never find on the same plate in Italy, except in places made for tourists, trying to make them feel at home like this one xD

[misteryakamoto]

I always love seeing Guga with Vito nowadays. Great collaboration!

[massimosavino]

5:41 "Grazie Fratm" True Napoleton right there

[davideviscuso]

guga i'm italian and i can totaly say that 3 affogati 29 euros you got ripped off dude. great video btw love ya

[aFloridian]

GUGA you look phenomal on your weight loss journey! My brother godd bless. You probably dont remember this but a few years back, me and a co worker went to pick up alot of steaks from grand western on out lunch break and ran into you and we were shy to ask for a picture, but we did and you were happy to take one with us. Im a huge fan thank so much for your videos brother!👍

[danielsoro]

In italy there is just so many different things to try and not a single video is enough for every region and every region also city north to south as different plates this is so wholesome hope you enjoyed everything you can go to different trattorie but in good ones where most Italians go to eat you pay a price and you have starters first plates and desserts so you can try everything in one go

[augs]

10:43 I love going to this place and getting the best gelato and you know it’s good because there’s always a massive line filled with local Italians not tourists.

[suprman]

Love these honest reactions, man. It's not like some YouTubers that go on every food they try, "Mmmm, this is soo good, " when in reality, it's not even decent.