The Best Sicilian Street Food in Palermo, Italy | Day & Night Markets 🇮🇹 (DIY SICILY FOOD TOUR)

Palermo has some of the BEST street food markets in Italy! In this episode, we hunt down the most unique Sicilian food we can find at the Capo Market and Vucciria Day & Night Markets, with a few sweet treats in-between. We try everything from arancini to a veal lung & spleen sandwich on this DIY Sicily Street Food Market Tour, trying the best Sicilian street food in Palermo, Italy!

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▬ Video Chapters ▬

0:00 Intro
0:45 Capo Market
10:42 Vucciria Market (Day Time)
18:42 Cappadonia Gelato
20:08 Vucciria Market (Night Time)

Capo Market: €30 total
•Mangia e bevi / Cipolla & Pancetta Fresca (Fried pork with green onion)
•Spiedini di pesce (Fish skewer)
•Sfincione (Pizza)
•Involtini di melanzane (Eggplant with cheese)
•Arancini (Fried rice ball)
•Crocchette di patate (Fried potato)
•Frittata di carciofi (Artichoke pie)
•Insalata di arance (Orange salad)
•Panelle (Chickpea fritter)
•Birra U Capu (Beer)

Vucciria Day Market: €6
•Stigghiola - Veal intestine
•Pani ca meusa - Spleen & Lung Sandwich

Vucciria Night Market: €15
•Mix of seafood platter

Cappadonia gelato: €7
•2 x Gelato in a brioche bun (sweet bun)

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[TheGlobalExpats]

Next up, we are back in Cefalu to explore what it is like during the busiest time of the year, Ferragosto! 🇮🇹

[New_world]

You have made a really good video and as a local I thank you for promoting Palermo and its delicious food. Just a bit of recommendation for your next video and please take it as just a constructive feedback. Based on what I have seen in this video I have the feeling that you are not familiar with the local ingredients and do not a very sophisticated taste which would enable you to tell the difference between gorgonzola and caciocavallo/parmesan or pecorino (I assume it to be pecorino since the taste mistakenly reminds you of gorgonzola and you found it strong). The former takes origin from the north of Italy, has a different taste and consistency and would never get along well with involtino of melanzane. Also, sfincione is different from the traditional italian pizza (Margherita) and usually includes caciocavallo and/or pecorino. That some kind of sauce that you mention is tomato sauce. It is named sfincione because it reminds the consistency of a sponge (in sicilian the translation for sponge is "sfincia"/"spincia") and this is why it is thicker than traditional italian pizza. And these were only the first 6 mins of the video. For the next time try to understand what you are eating, what kind of local ingredients you are trying and the history behind that dish. I find food a great way to explain the history, culture and traditions of a place so please make an effort to learn more to share with your viewers ;)

[MegaMalik]

I like it because when you don't like it, you're honest about it.
That's a part of travelling, sometimes we find something we don't really like it, it's the adventure.

[IMHOURSAHEAD]

This video has suddenly prompted me to buy a ticket to Italy, it's been way too long since I've had their amazing food. Love doing DIY food tours and seems like you've tried some interesting stuff for sure, will keep it in mind for my next Palermo visit :)

[ajapsandali]

The head is the best part of the shrimp- eat shell and all!

[alessandrogottuso]

I recently moved from my native city Palermo, and you two in this video (and in the other one) had me remind a few beatuiful things (among the others) about Palermo, that usually are taken for granted when you live there. Thank you.

[Glee]

nice video guys. i like the fact that you ate stuff that is out of your comfort zone, but still went for it.

[natalevelardi]

I'm so glad to see that many foreign people comes in my city just to try this kind of food that is the main caratheristic of Palermo. Hope you'll come for another trip here!

[djaanzor]

Just discovered you two, busy watching through previous episodes. Great job! Very entertaining :)

[kindnessst]

Oh my goodness, I have had a good chuckle watching this!! You are braver than me. Well done on another wonderful video. Cannot wait to see what you are up to in your next video. ❤️😊🤗

[amandaB]

You guys are seriously the best! I recently booked a spontaneous trip to Palermo with a friend and I lowkey had an anxiety attack while planning it urghhh google doesnt always help ^^ but luckily I found you guys. SENDING MY

[Charley]

I'll be spending my 2 weeks vacation in Italy next week starting in Palermo, Agrigento, Sorrento, Rome, Assisi, La Spezia, Florence and Venice) Thank you for your videos.

[blurryfi]

Arancini are the best type of street food ive ever eaten in sicily and im glad to see some English people enjoy it too

[mikebannerman]

This is the funniest video I’ve watched for a while. 😆 Sicily is truely the greatest place on earth. ❤️💙🇮🇹

[carambola]

Great vídeo, I am going to Palermo soon so Thank you for the tips¡ people look friendly and that is a plus. Laughed when you ate the anchoviee, by the way small fish bones are a great source of calcium! So well done!

[pizzareviewsonthego]

I love how you guys taste the bizarre foods and do not make believe you like it to prove you're macho! Like so many youtube foodies tend to do. You guys are honest and make the tasting comical !

[YouMeandSicily]

Welcome to Sicily and an explosion of flavors and sites. No caponata!!??Gelato but not granita? We are two expats living in Sicily. you guy are funny trying all of these where are you from ?

[zxnismo]

Thanks for the content! We just did all the same places you did thanks to your video... Good call on cappadonia!

[josephguastella]

Bedda Sicilia... can't wait for summer on the island 🙌🏽

[theraddadinvestor]

Just found this channel on my feed. Love this channel and love y'all, this video is epic. I liked the video and joined your YT family :)