Just a Family Eating Pizza straight out the Box In their hotel room bed. You're Officially Honorary Americans! And the fact you're not stopping with one place. Respect.

On behalf of all New Yorkers, we thank you for enjoying and respecting our greatest culinary achievement 😊😅

I appreciate you visiting the US and just enjoying your experiences instead of acting like snobby haters from other channels who just want to "knock us down a peg". It's refreshing to watch you be positive even when you don't love something.

as someone that visits NYC from time to time, i love that two of New York’s best eats are some of the cheapest… pizza and hotdogs.

Whenever I go back home to NYC and stay in a hotel, I drop my bags off, go to the front desk and ask for the nearest pizza place. Great memories! Glad you liked it.

Alright! I've been following and watching your family endeavors for almost 2 years now but now you're just making me hungry. Lol. Love you people.

Love this family! Wholesome, classy, unique personalities. True definition of family.

American pizza beats Italian pizza as long as you don't buy garbage. Most of the old school pizza shops in the US are older than nearly all Italian pizza shops. So many Italians immigrated here long before pizza was ever popular in Italy outside of Naples. On top of that, Italians from all over Italy would move into a single neighborhood so you would get so many different influences in Italian-American dishes vs. what it would be in Italy. I come from an Italian family and so many times people from Italy make claims about Italian food that is literally not true or just a strange attempt to differentiate from what Italian-Americans do. Even when it comes to the hallmark, I have had as good or better Neapolitan pizza in the US though the difference is in price. Btw, Chef Boyardee *is* Italian food. Cheers.

That was always our family tradition when we travelled. When our kids were little I would pick up a pizza and bring it back to the hotel room and we would eat while watching a movie. Such great memories.

Sal's Pizza came from Little Neck NY which I grew up eating his son whose my younger brothers age took the recipe and opened up shop in New Zealand

You will still be able to have good pizza when you get back home. DeDe's pizza is in New Zealand and owned by my son who is from North Jersey right outside of Manhattan.

Just took my kids for their first visit to NYC (from Ohio) this past summer and we had John’s on Bleecker. It’s been 10 months now and we still talk about it!!!

Loved watching this reaction but I was worried about the comforter underneath the entire time. Was worried it was getting greasy from the box😅. And I swear I just got full after watching you devour that pizza. I need to keep this video as a diet tool. Ha ha. Awesome!

The great thing about NY pizza is that every Mom & Pop pizzeria has its own unique taste. Just like snowflakes, no two slices from different pizzerias taste the same.

Grimaldi’s pizza is the best. Thin crust, fresh mozzarella, amazing tiny pepperoni and not too oily

As a New Yorker, I am heartened that you enjoyed our world famous pizza! Buonaserra!

You guys are awesome! Love watching you videos! That's my favorite pizza.

John's of Bleeker Street is the best famous & best tasting. It's #1 in NYC. They only sell whole pies & no slices. But you have a family so you will love it. The guys from JOLLY went there and loved it.

Saw that you were in New York trying pizza and I thought to myself, "I wonder if I'll recognize where they are." Thirty seconds into the video and I can tell that not only do I recognize the street, it's literally the street I grew up on and the hotel is right next to the building I grew up in! So cool. Glad you got to enjoy one of the best streets in New York!

Been to many Sal's pizza in New Zealand, I was surprised as it did do justice to NY style. I was very glad to get it during my 3 month trips there.

New Yorker here. Nothing beats NY pizza! I love how you embrace our culture so fully!

As someone who grew up between Philly and NY, NY style pizza is a well known staple. Almost no matter where you go, the Pizza is good in NJ. It's like closing your eyes and throwing a dart at the dartboard and hoping to hit the dartboard. When in NY, and you're talking about one pizza place being better than the others, you're really starting to split hairs. Of course, we all have our favorites. I grew up with a pizza place a few blocks away where I grew up in the suburbs of NJ, and to me, Joe's Pizza in NY is pretty close to the Pizza I grew up with. Glad you enjoyed the Pizza!!

There is NOTHING like New York pizza. We used to go to New York to visit my grandmother back in the 80s and we always had to get pizza. So glad you finally got to experience it.

Not putting down New York pizza because I've never tried it. But growing up in the Chicago suburbs and eating Chicago style pizza. I have to say that our pizza does not have any flop and the pizzas are not as greasy / oily. There are a few places around that I have some pretty oily / greasy pizza and it always messes with me. But it makes sense because when my pizza drips and cools, there are drips of hardened lard on the pizza box or plate. If you make it to Chicago on your upcoming visit, just know that most Chicagoans like thin crust and deep dish is kind of touristy but Chicagoans do eat it maybe once a year.

As a New Yorker, I was actually in Queenstown NZ and we found a Sal’s. Felt like we were back home. Very surprised.

1:13 walking past the weed shop with a box of pizza, I love it. 😂🤣

As a New Yorker (born and raised in Brooklyn), Im glad that you are enjoying the pizza. But we have two kinds of pizza. The one you are eating is Neapolitan style and other one is Sicilian style pizza, which is my favorite. I eat both kinds but prefer the Sicilian. 🍕

Ah yes! You guys finally made it to my state, but I live 50 minutes north of NYC where you get the best of both worlds! Access to the city is only a 40 minute train ride away and living here offers the suburbian experience the rest of the time, tons of parks, tons of family geared things to do! Love the channel and the second one! Stay safe!

I had a rough day today and you people put a smile on my face. Thank you. ❤❤❤❤

Glad you're enjoying your trip to New York!!! Greetings from Missouri ❤❤❤❤

Sam, I love seeing you wear your Seattle Sonic’s shirt in New York and Hollywood. I’m from Seattle, and love my sports teams. Sonics has been long gone, but so nice seeing people like you still love them, and you’re from NZ! Curious, do any Seattleites cheer back at you and say “Go Sonics!” where ever you wear it? Your dinner pizza made me hungry for pizza. So had pizza for dinner tonight too, lol! Late comment on your RV trip. I’m a Goonies fan too and visited Astoria and Oregon coast for the movie's 30th anniversary in 2015. I’ll post comments on your RV video.

Sam, you have to teach them how to fold it in their hands to eat it properly. Denzie's face carrying it back to the hotel is priceless.

If you ever make it to Boston Massachusetts, I would love to suggest some places for you to try. Boston is famous for many different cuisines, mainly seafood. Lobster rolls, clam chowder, and fried clams, scallops, and shrimp are all very popular. They also have the best Chinese food in America, although San Francisco and NY are pretty on par. If you like Italian food, there's the North End, Chinatown for Chinese food, and the seaport area for Seafood. The Union Oyster House has been open since 1826. If you like history, it's one of the coolest cities to visit.

When I lived in Manhattan for college around the corned from me was this little hole in the wall pizzeria that easily had the best slices I've ever had in my life. This place was so good that they didn't usually have to re-heat a slice because they sold slices so fast they were usually still completely fresh. I'm sad it's long gone now.

Welcome to NYC!!! And I have to say I am really glad you went to a very local place. Some of that kinds of pizza isn't for everyone but it truly is New York Pizza. Johns pizza is classic

I stumbled unknowingly into John's in Times Square with the family, we were starving, and had the best pizza of our lives.

From Jersey... I enjoy your videos folks...thanks😄😄 All you guys gonna get fat eatin all that good food 😀

As a lifelong NY'er, I am glad you enjoyed the Pizza, but the next time you are back here please try John's Pizza on Bleeker St. :) Dave from Barstool rated John's a 9.3

♥ New York style pizza. Had several slices at different places last summer on trip to NYC!

I love seeing my country thru your eyes!

i hope you get enough revenue from your vids to come back and see some of the other states! Us New Englanders would love to see you up in our neck of the woods.

NYC is always an interesting city, since before airplanes were a thing, most of USA immigrants would first land in NYC. So a lot of NYC is still very much a place to get great food from descendants of immigrants who brought their foods to USA in the 18th, 19th, and early 20th century by boat. I’m jealous, I live in Florida, and it is very hard to find a good pizza here unless you’re in Orlando or Miami and find a pizzeria owner who moved there from NYC.

It’s oily because it’s real cheese and not cheese that doesn’t separate. Fast food pizza the cheese is more perfect for a reason. Real cheese gets oily when it’s cooked. We have a NY pizza place in my town and this guy gave me that explanation. 😊

YOUR FAMILY IS AWESOME BY THE WAY. LOVE WATCHING YOU GUYS TRY NEW FOOD. THE FIRST TIME I HAD NY CITY PIZZA, IT KNOCKED MY SOCKS OFF TOO. THAT WAS IN THE YEAR 2000. STILL IT IS THE BEST PIZZA I'VE EVER HAD, AND I I'VE HAD A LOT OF PIZZA. CHEERS GUYS.

I live an hour from Manhattan in Connecticut. I get both New York and New Haven pizza. Every Friday. 😂

Good evening from Myrtle Beach SC ! Love u guys!

I feel like part of your incredible family 💓💓! Thank you for inviting me in. So wholesome and lovely 🌹

Oh man, it's so nice to watch you guys experience American everything!! Love you guys! Can't wait for your next video!

Hello from Arlington.Texas but born in Aussie.

Recommend closing the lid of the box to keep the rest of the pizza warmer/longer.

John’s on Bleeker street (Manhattan) and Patsy’s in Brooklyn. Very good. Excellent. Sets an example of traditional NYC style pizza. Made with heart and soul. My father would make homemade pizza. Everything was homemade. The dough, the sauce. Fresh mozzarella. Hand cut pepperoni

Nothing better then NY pizza, the best ! So cool your here with us in usa, enjoy the city nothing better. All the best to you !

My favorite KZfaq family, I love seeing them enjoying life🙏

Never heard of Rosa's but there are sooo many great pizza places in NYC. Go to Brooklyn next time.

I'm glad you folks got to enjoy New York pizza. I was in New York in November 2021 and had pizza at Luigi's on 8th Avenue. The best pizza I ever had!

This was my regular meal when I first moved to NYC. Two slices, small salad and a soda. Best filling meal on a budget.

One of the things on my bucket list is to go to NYC and get a hotel room for a week and just order delivery. So many different cuisines have delivery there and I would want to try as many as I could.

Love the turtles in the background Y’all are amazing and I love your channel

Props for mentioning my home state! New Haven is a great pizza destination. Pepe’s and Sally’s are the most famous (and very good), but my favorite is Modern Apizza.

I'm not familiar with Rosa's but if you ever make a trip back to NYC the best pizza is in the outer boroughs. With few exception, Manhattan pizza has largely fallen off over the past few decades. Presumably due to the inflated rent they have to pay resulting in some desperate cost cutting.

Visit Minnesota during our state fair in August, you’ll be in food heaven.

Here in Georgia love the channel

Love the trip videos, I’ve enjoyed your transition from the Kiwi Kicker (I forget your original channel name but I remember laughing at it) to including the family.

I’m actually surprised you know about Dave’s reviews. I enjoy watching them and they make me so hungry. Your videos are great as well.

Hello from Detroit, USA love you guys sm!

FYI - in NY/NJ, we don't call it a cheese pizza. We call it a plain pie.

Denzel, reaction when you guys looked in the window. Priceless. Then the girls’ reaction just made it better. All Americans, especially those of us who live in or near NYC, will gladly give you guys a moment to honor NY style pizza. Now to try Chicago style, Chicago deep dish, and Detroit style pizzas.

The crunch on the crust is OMG. Save the last inch of pizza and roll it over onto the crust. Oh my😊

Pizza was strictly an East Coast phenomenon for many years, few other than Italian immigrants had ever tried it or even heard of it. WWII changed all that, our boys who served in Sicily and Italy were exposed to it and loved it. They wanted more of it when they came back home. Two brothers from Wichita, Kansas seized the opportunity and began the Pizza Hut franchise in the 1950s. The rest, as they say, is history! 😃😃😃🍕🍕🍕

Warm greetings from Germany

I live 2 minutes away from New Haven CT. We have phenomenal pizza. Best in the country!! I don’t even need to go to New Haven. The town I live in also has amazing Pizza. We are very spoiled!!

As a born and bred New Yorker, I concur that you should go John's on Bleeker for some of the best NYC pizza!!!

I'm not from NY but every New Yorker I've ever met insists that's there's something special about the water so the taste can't be duplicated anywhere else - perhaps they're right?? I don't know but your pizza looks pretty good. Thanks for posting this. Always fun watching you guys.

New Haven Connecticut is only 2 hours from new York

Super cool family .... nice to see them enjoying NYC

Y'all should do reactions to some of your trip to America videos. It would be interesting to see what your thoughts and reactions would be to your experience while the memories are still somewhat fresh

I personally loved Lombardi’s one of the oldest pizza places in New York city. Do not go to the Spider-Man pizza place near time square as it’s too crowded and it’s only famous because of the movie plus it’s not that good. For a slice I suggest the thousands of $1.50 pizza places on the street as there are so many of them. They all are pretty much the same with an oven and pizza right there you choose. Action kid likes Ruby Rosa’s out in Brooklyn but I haven’t gone yet. Lombardi’s has a wood fire oven in the basement that you can actually see pizza being cooked in. I heard about a speciality pizza place that is in a subway station. I think it just opened too, I heard it’s actually pretty good.

Now time to try the Chicago style deep dish

Love you guys from Washington State me and my kid watch it's great to see good people

My rule of thumb if you order a a whole pizza pie, especially as a lifelong New Yorker, almost always order the pizza "well done". Enhances the flavor, and cooks better overall. Many to most establishments in New York City are getting order after order in fast succession, so they cook fast to serve fast, but the pizza really needs that little extra cooking time to hit the prime tastiness point. But then you also have your places that you just order and you don't have to say anything more, because the pizza is just that good regardless.

No pizza is better than New York pizza. I’m glad you had the time to have pizza while in NYC.

Hope to see you in Vegas someday!

I grew up on New York Pizza. Rocky's Pizza in Brooklyn is the best.

Y'all really need to come to Arkansas, we have southern cooking, friendly people, I love y'all

💯👍🏼 you know Albuquerque New Mexico is in the house with our honorary American family

Pepe's pizza in New Haven, it was only about seventy five miles on I95. Glad you enjoyed great reaction.

Heck yes. New Haven Connecticut....right on! Great advice.😊

Great video and enjoyed much! I like the idea of a video of you in Italy trying a traditional Neapolitan pizza also(if there is such a video)

Visit Boston❤..

I enjoyed the "Tmnt 2 scene cut. I have the 90's version on blu-ray. Dang that pizza looks good guys. 😃👌

Man I love this family! Gives me faith in humanity.

It's got he flop, you're holding it correctly also. Love to watch the family come together and try food. Shout out to you from north eastern Washington St.

Y'all have an *"obligation"* 😏 now to visit Chicago and tryout some *Chicago Style Deepdish Pizza!!!* 🍕🤤😋

Evening. Wichita, Kansas

The best thing about pizza from the area is it's almost impossible to find a place that has "bad" pizza. There are obviously places that have the best or better than average, but it's MUCH harder to find bad pizza than it is good because there are so many pizza places and the overwhelming majority are pretty good. I'm a sucker for a local place that closed down which used brick ovens to cook the pizza. Something about that just gave it a little something extra in terms of taste.

Don't know if this is technically a foodie channel but it always makes me super hungry. Looks so good. You guys know how to eat. Respect. Our family growing up used to inhale food growing up. Or me and my dad did at least. Just demolish our plates. The waiter at the local restaurant called us 'talented eaters'. Lol. Have a good trip!

You all need to find the time to visit New Haven, CT and try their pizza. It's very similar to NY style, but imo a cut above. Frank Pepe's & Sally's are must haves. Edit: 4:52 Yessir, a man of culture.

You guys gotta try New Haven Connecticut pizza as well if you can. Regarded as the best pizza in the world even over NY by a lot of people.

Here's some tips for New York pizza. If you don't like oily Pizza you take some napkins and place them over the pizza gently I mean gently and then press them and then lift them away and you will have wonderful less oily pizza. Also avoid pepperoni if you don't like oily pizza because it's the other primary source of excess oil. People who take their pizza too seriously and love pepperoni often will have pepperoni cooked up on the side of sprinkle it over and pieces or bits. I myself avoid pepperoni because it turns everything Orange.. Also you may notice that every pizza place has an arrangement of salt, pepper, garlic powder, chili flakes, and possibly some other stuff. Make sure you grab a slice next time you go to New York City and try some with a tiny bit of salt and some garlic. It takes a plain piece of pizza to the next level. Also Nothing pizza icy cold carbonated soda like Coke or Pepsi not the diet versions if you can help it. It's the wine of New York City that goes with your pizza🤣 For challenge try taking two pieces of plain pizza and stack them on top of each other and eat them that way. I believe John Travolta did this in the movie, Saturday Night Fever. Sometimes if you first bite off the very tip of the pizza it will fold better with less flop if you don't like flop. Many Pizza still come with that little round piece in the center that looks like it's on legs like it's a table. It keeps the pizza from hitting the top of the box when you transport it and it's the mobile way to assist you in separating your pizza slices. When you hold down the slice next to the one you want with the little table you pull your slice and everything doesn't go with you and make a mess. I see you notice the challenge should not lose all your cheese and I must say you did very very well. One last thing is sometimes people will take all the cheese off one slice and stack it on another one and then eat the bread separate. A lot of people do this with the crust if they eat it many people do not eat the crust because it's where too many of the bread calories are. The pigeons do love the crust though. You did notice the pigeons and New York City right? 🤣

Can't wait to see the next one!