Thank u for still doing the salvadorian food🇸🇻

You know what brings a smile to my face? You, saying "gordito" instead of "curtido". I just love it🤗🤗🤗

Thanks!

The carne asada plate looks awesome

It was interesting to see.

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That carne asada meal looks yummy!

Bro!! I literally love your channel!!!! I’ve visited some of the hole in the wall/mom and pop spots that you hit up. So I know you have good taste but on this occasion you went to the first spot of Salvadoran vendors that had existed since 1980s. I get nostalgic when I walk down 9th street (today known as James Wood Street). There is a deep history on that street on the opposite corner, I briefly talk about in on my channel. I would say before the corridor area that you hit up on 11th, 9th and Vermont was the first spot for the first wave of war refugees that settled in the 80s in that area. The reason there were vendors there was because the first Salvadoran/Cuban market opened on Vermont & 9th known as Liborios Market and they sold our nostalgic food products. The area you hit up is about 15 percent of the remaining vendors on that street. It brings me sadness bc I remember the vendors by name, mostly single mothers, strong Salvadoran women that sold food to feed their families and was often harassed by the police, given tickets, and had their food tossed on the sidewalk. Much respect to you for covering that area.

I'm so happy so see a shirt of our president "Nayib Bukele " And when you said chicharon 😁

Steve you are killing me. You think just like I do. You like to check out everything. You check every nook and cranny you flip over every Rock and check out everything. No matter if it's expensive restaurants. Our street vendors. Are catering trucks. The expensive and the poor. I like that in you. You show people everything about Los Angeles dining. That Street where they have all the El Salvadorian vendors I've been past their many times. I'm going to try that place out one day. Thank you for taking the time to show everyone all the different cuisines in Los Angeles. Keep up the good work Rockstar eater.

Good food... looks delicious...👍👍

4:13 "Vaya cerrote" that killed me 😂

thank u I live in north Hollywood 🇸🇻

I really love your videos about Salvadorian food! You're awesome

I saw your video and oh my gosh I got so hungry and my mouth was dripping.🤤

Awesome video. Salvi food is so good.

I have two drink suggestions😬…. 1st) Salvadoran Horchata…..is very different than other countries…..am I biased….completely lol. The original is a process….it’s made up of nuts, seeds, some rice, cinnamon sticks, roasting all of this making it into a paste, straining it. It can be water based or milk or both. The tricky part is straining it really well. 2nd) Atol de Elote…..this is a hot, sweetish, thick drink made out of corn….perfect for a cold day. Most Latin countries have their versions of atoles…..the varieties are endless! This one is my fav and the platano one (plantain one) Well…..thanks soo much for your reviews….they were fun and family friendly!!

Try the green mangos with this powder on top called alguashte and lime 🤤

I’m going here, thank you 🙏🏼.

Thank you for the context! El Salvador is such a small country. Most people never heard of it before. But I’m glad you got to have a glimpse and taste of our culture.

I recomend u trying elote loco or crazy corn, is a corn stuffed with cheese and sauces

Those tamales look good. I need one ASAP.

You need to go visit El Salvador is the best country in Central America you will love the people and the food!

Soo cool you said many words in Spanish and the names of dishes/drinks in Spanish awesome!! It’s not as easy plus, all Latin countries have different slang and accents…soo when you would did your best to say Curtido it sounded as gordito, which means chubby or fat…..lol my fam said yep you’re also right if one eats, too much Pupusas we’ll end up chubby or fat😁in my understanding curtido means like vinaigrette or fermented basically the cabbage is made with vinegar…….our version of sauerkraut or kimchi😋. Curtido can also, be made spicy or non-spicy. They can also choose to use the red cabbage or the regular. Some curtido’s maybe a veggie version of carrots, cauliflower, and boiling onions (chili optional and no cabbage).

My favorite drink is Ensalada juice 😍😍

Yay…..I’m glad you liked the tamales😋they take a long time to make but, it’s soo worth it! We make them with either chicken, beef, or pork. These are usual eaten for Christmas or New Year’s or for a cold weather. We also have, corn tamales served usually for breakfast with a side of refried beans and Salvy cheese and sour cream. Thanks again👍🏼

Note: I believe all Latin countries love their and their version of “Pan Dulce” which is sweet bread but, Salvadorans really take pride in this and have a sweet tooth☺️we have many sweet bread but, also have some called reposterias which are pastries these are more intricate to make or are considered more detailed. You tried a semita alta which it literally means a thicker bread version of semita it’s filled with either pineapple or figs….I prefer the semita pacha which means flatter semita it still has the pineapple or figs but I can taste the filling rather than the bread😬……this bread is super popular in El Salvador but, the countries’ staple is a pan dulce called “Quesadilla” it’s nothing fancy but, it’s tasty because it’s of the cheese the handmade cheese (the cheese is in between ricotta and Parmesan) it’s perfect with coffee and it not overly sweet it’s perfect at anytime…..but with coffee or hot chocolate they always say.😄

I live in Long Beach but I’m always in LA because you guys always have the best Eats🍴 out there and I am also part Salvadorian and I’ve been wanting to try out some more restaurants and I will definitely keep this in mind for my Next trip, hope you enjoyed you food and have a lovley night! ☺️✨🎉

Go to Los Molcajetes 695 south hoover in K-Town you won't be disappointed

You should go to El Salvador get a taste of it

I was waiting for you to try the Salvadoran tamales haha, my favorite honestly! If you want an episode 5 come to Washington DC, northern VA, we have a big Salvadoran community and it will be a great episode to finish with an El Salvadoran cookout 💪🏻🤘🏻

When you chose to eat the mangoes my fam and I, were hoping you would have tried the small green ones😋well it’s a very different taste than the bigger ones their in between sour/bitter/bland I guess lol. In El Salvador they add lemon and salt but they also make a topping called Algushte (indigenous word) it’s made of roasted pumpkin/squash seeds and salt that’s it. I absolutely love it but, it is an acquired taste some people do not like it….and that’s is quite ok…no offense taken👍🏼.

try nuegados and chilate🥰🥰🥰

WOW I’ve been wanting to try tradicional Salvadoran street food, and now I can go get some right here in LA! Definitely will have to make a video about this place. Thanks, Steve!

I´ve been following you for a long time, and this kind of videos of Salvadorian food are the best! I am still watching the ads so that you can upload more videos about the Salvadorian food! YOU are definitely welcome to El Salvador whenever you want to! Keep on the hard work! :D

Saludos desde El Salvador 🇸🇻 muy buenos vídeos ❤️. My favorite Salvadorean street food. Pupusas hahaha

You should Marańon juice, comes from cashew tree! You must try panes de pollo which is the traditional chicken sandwich without the chicken bone. Depends who makes it and what part of El Salvador they are from. The empanada you tried it’s not made out of banana but plantain with a porridge filling. You got def try nuegados con miel. It’s a form of yuca deep fried, comes with sugar cane dip. Try mamones and Frozen jocotes!

Best president!!!

JAJAJAJAJAJa the: Ahhh vaya Cerote!" at 4:13 was priceless!

Also the fajitas one so good

You need to go to El Salvador and try the food there, that would be epic!

Típica frase salvadoreña 4:13 se utiliza para denotar traición de un amigo. Es como decir: no puedo creer lo que me has hecho.

I can't with the guy who said that Nayib Bukele was the worst president 🤣. He is just part of the 3 % who doesn't like him. Nayib Bukele is the best president and the coolest one 😎

I would like for you to go and visit our country, the food over there tastes even better plus the country it self is very beautiful! You’ll love it !

Wow I love these videos, everything looks fantastic 😍😍

Bro you need to go to El Salvador one day and do try the food food videos you'll love it

Thanks again my friend for trying our Salvi Food...

Great food and culture, I wanna try it out. Looks delicious and well cooked.

This is the original spot. They started back in 1990 or so.

Mann you've eaten so much Salvadoran food you should try to make some. You should try to make pupusas

Jajajajaja 🤣 mexico call pico de gallo 🐓 🤣 y en el salvador chimol 😃ya estas aprendiendo español steve learn learn 😁

Wen you are gona come to el salvador

Got recommended your channel. I enjoyed, you got a subscriber. Be safe & keep up the good

I love this!!!!! Thank u for making my salvadorean heart happy 😊 💓

When are you going to check out the Mexican street food place we told you about.

Salvadoran tamales are the best

You should try Salvadorian horchata!

Gracias por apoyar la comida de mi pais 😊

Super good Brother. Amazing and tasty food.

Lmao the guys in the background 4:14

Awesome video of El Salvador food. I give the carne asada plate a 7, because they're supposed to give you the meat right off the grill, not from the one already laying in the container, plus those were not salvadorian tortillas, they were mexican

Wooooooo your the man Rockstar eater I love your videos I love your salvadoran food episodes great job 👏👍😆

If you have the chance to visit El Salvador you have to do it you won't regret it El Salvador is so beautiful, the people is so kind The food is amazing And we have some of the best coffee in the world Is a small country but that's something good because you can visit so many places in a short time, you can go from the mountains, lakes volcanoes and the cold weather to the beach and have the best surfing experience in the same day, that's something amazing If you visit the rural areas every house is like a small farm, everyone has their animals like cows, horses, chickens and the vegetation is amazing you can find fruit trees literally everywhere, people just eat a fruit and throw the seeds on the side of the road and in a couple years a big Tree grown there, you can grab any fruit whenever you want El Salvador is simply amazing

Saludos y bendiciones desde El Salvador 🇸🇻

I love seeing other people enjoy our Salvadoran food, and from other countries as well.

Love your videos!!!! 😊❤

I enjoyed the video.... However, the last dish is Truly Mexican origen.... In truth, it's called the Arrachera. The way it is prepared(marinated) which goes back generations in Mexico. I totally get that every country puts a twist. However, it the plate would have had Mexican rice and a little guacamole then it would have been a 100% mexican dish.... Also, the pico de gallo reflects the Mexican colors on the flag which is also a classic.... Salvadoran dishes have adopted many Mexican dishes and ingredients (jalapeno/tajin) in the last 30yrs that weren't there before.

Loved your reviews, my fam and I watched all 4 of them……we love hearing other people’s opinions on our food. I loved how positive you were being it was street……in my opinion street food is going to be limited in selection though, you definitely did us justice “thank you”, you are brave😬✌🏼I personally don’t try street food…. It’s just a me thing maybe😬but, my respects to you🙌🏼 I wish someone could have detailed things a little better🧐I describe curtido as our kimchi😋love kimchi! I would have liked for you to taste maybe a veggie Pupusa which you can choose from spinach, bell pepper, zucchini, or of a Salvadoran herb called Loroco. They also, make Pupusas out of rice flour….these are much lighter their not as dense as the original. In Salvadoran restaurant you’d be able to try more dishes rather than appetizers. I would recommend a Panes con pollo or pan chumpe which is a small baguette stuffed with either chicken or Turkey, it also has cucumber, radish watercress and curtido……super yummy it’s like our version on Vietnamese Banh Mi😋 2nd our version of Chile rellenos (we don’t use ground beef but use minced beef) 3rd Bistec Encebollado…..(cebolla means onion it has a lot of braised or stewed onions in a tomatoes and Bell Pepper sauce/broth) so the thin beef is in that stew. It is served with rice and beans on the side with hand made tortillas. 4th Sopa de Mariscos or some call it Mariscada it’s a seafood soup. 5th Salpicon it’s minced beef with mint, onion, radish served with rice, salad, I think refried beans(I personally omit the beans but, it’s all good) and handmade tortillas. 6th Caldo de Res which is beef soup it veggies and the beef, served with side of rice and handmade tortillas. 7th this one is rare but, if I see it on the menu I’ll order it, Relleno de Guisquil….it’s a vegetarian dish which is a type of squash that has been peeled and boiled and is stuffed with cheese then dipped on egg batter, then fried on both sides lastly they pour a tomato based sauce served with salad, rice beans of course handmade tortillas lol. Well, that’s alot but, thanks for making your videos interesting and positive!!!

I Loved all your. Vídeos. Every time I see you I get hungry 😋😋I'm your #1 fan

I love your videos thanks you salvadorean food. Yes yummy😘

Have you tried SALVADORIAN ICE CREAM 🍦with the strawberry syrup FROM THERE?

You got me at Yuca Frita with Chicharron... so good! Nice description of the tamales too.

I’m soo hungry 😋 now 😆!!!

My mom and I really love to see your videos, Im translating every video you make for her, we hope someday to see you arround here in El Salvador 🤗

Wooo.i like 👍 🙂 👀 see your videos ,i am salvadorian and I like watching my foods, mmm i soo good,since livistong California

I’m glad you enjoyed our fruit juices❣️I think sugar varies on the person making em’😬 Usually, Latins countries love making juice out fresh fruits….. so growing up my mom would hardly buy juices she just made them… it was natural….…we often had pineapple juice, hibiscus juice, the ensalada juice you tried, real lemonade, tamarind juice and horchata from El Salvador.

It seems you’re in love with Salvadorean food Thanks for showing good food .

I just found you today and while watching your vids I saw the Salvadoran videos. Thank you for showing our culture and gastronomy. Definitely, El Salvador has lots of variety of foods and more. You should try our Mariscada (seafood soup)with cream and our ceviche mix with shrimp and snails. Keep it up!!! And thank you for sharing with us. Blessings!!! 😁

That man should’ve actually said “THE BEST PRESIDENT” but he’s probably from the hated opposition lmao. But anywaysssss thank you for enjoying our food! 😄🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻

I love your videos about Salvadoran food. That carne asada😋

Great video

Ok your gonna have to tell me where I can get street panes con pavo or pollo. Out of all the Salvadoran restaurant’s in LA and surrounding areas very few offer panes con pavo/pollo. The Salvadoran turkey sandwich is one of the best things I was ever introduced to food wise. 😜

Hummmm So delicious 😋 ,, The fruit 🍉 es so good , cause is a tropical 🌴 country !! 🍉😋

Now I want some Salvadoran food ! 😋😋

Good videos!

So jelly! I’ve been craving sour green mangos for months 😭 can you mail me some? Lol thanks for sharing the locations in case I ever make it down to LA!

Your the best😘😘💯👏👏👏

I just wanted to say Nayib Bukele is the best ¿

I love to see that you love salvadrorian food. Love your videos and you should try eating something more different like rellenos de pacaya o flor de hizote con huevo, tortitas de loroco, sopa de chipilin, nuegados con miel y chilate, y no pude faltar el atol shuco con frijolitos y alhuashte (ground pumpkin seeds) y poquito de picante.

Should Steve try shuco?

Hey Steve have you gotten churria after eating all that salvadorian street food?¿

I wish we had places like that in Boston.

Love my country food 😋🤤

Looks so yummy 🤤

Hello Steve nice shirt. Delicious food.

Hey Steve thanks for sharing this video about salvadorean food. I like learning about other foods and culture. What place do you recommend in Korea town for Korean food?

that man said the worst president because he doesn't live here. Nayib Bukele has been the best president ever.

Gracias sr, salvadorean food it's not pupusas only,,we have a lot more good plates,, thanks for this videos..

I agree with the guy selling the shirts. The current president is the worst in salvadorian history.

Steve, in Salvador the Carne Asada is wayyyyyyy different, this one its more Mexican style but hey glad you liked it.