Thank you for the video. I love the description boxes with each dish 😋

Thanks for rockin' the Padres cap while you were in SD.

Thank you for all of the suggestions. I have a few suggestions for you next time you are in San Diego: The Market Place at Liberty Station there are so many excellent food choices to choose from, but one of our favorites is Cecilias Taqueria fish tacos with the red salsa. Also, Con Pane rustic breads and cafe their rosemary bread is delicious on sandwiches! Rubicon has excellent sandwiches! My favorite is the rich boy on their garlic bread! I love the free little cookie that they give with each of their sandwiches! Fredcel Filipino food is the best! They only take cash and have special hours. We love the pancit and lumpia! Also, another place that has excellent grilled fish tacos is the South Beach Bar & Grill! The Kebab shop has excellent gyro wraps. I love the gyro wrap with pickled onions. They also have excellent garlic yogurt sauce and spicy cilantro sauce. We also like Punjabi Tandoor. They have buffet style choices with homemade naan bread. Another great spot is the Grill House Cafe, Miramar road and Activity road. They have the best hummus with lavash bread. I love their vegetarian wrap. Also, you have to try the best asian restaurants and ramen on Convoy street.

Loving this long form content!

As a trucker and a traveler, I’m here to tell you San Diego is hands down the best city for food on the planet for any type of food. But a lot of ppl don’t know where all the good spots are. Like I saw in another comment Luche Libre ain’t a top 30 in the city but prob top 10 in the rest the country 😂

Love this vid! Ty!

Great Video! One hidden gem is Lahaina Beach House. It’s known for a place to drink, but they have an awesome carnitas burrito that is our go to every time we’re in SD. And you can’t beat the atmosphere.

First time viewer, but excellent choices. I'd like to try them all. But Im here to talk about Tortillas de Harina or Flour Tortillas. They're made of 4-5 ingredients: wheat flour, water, vegetable lard/oil and salt, some use baking powder too. So, I grew up in Mexicali, Baja Mexico. My mom made flour tortillas every night. She said the flour (how it's made) is the key ingredient. Flour made in the US is not made the same way as in Mexico. Costco sells uncooked flour tortillas called FRESCA, they are to die for. Thanks 👍🏽

These are all amazing spots good guide!

As a SD resident for 20+ years you nailed it. Nice job. I'd say you missed out on some dinner spots in general, but gives you a good reason to come back. You could also legit do a whole video on just CH project restaurants and probably eat some of the best we have to offer (same place that owns Morning Glory and Ironside)

Loved the video and have to check some of these spots out! Mitch's Seafood and Ed Fernandez Birria I'd recommend also

The tortillas are so good here because of the water 😂

Royal Mandarin in National City, Ca. Salt & Pepper Chicken wings hands down best wings ever!

-hash house a go go -harumama -paru tea bar -bronx pizza must tries in SD! love your content :))

I live in San Diego and u sbowed me some places i havent tried yet thank u my man. Next x u in San Diego need to try Barrio Dogg. Right down the street from Cuatro Milpas hotdogs with a twist absolute 🔥🔥

That croissant😮❤

San Diego native here 🙋🏽‍♀️ Def gotta check a few of these places out! Great picks. But alllsssoooooooo, it’s not “cali style burrito” lol it’s just “California burrito”! Glad you enjoyed!

Some places I recommend, however theyre in riverside county would definitely be Destination smokehouse for some BBQ and Michis Tacos in Lake Elsinore

I would add burgers from Rocky's Crown Pub and fried oyster tacos from South Beach Bar & Grille. Always thought Lucha Libre was overrated.

Damn, dude... just DUH-AM!!! #Subscribed

Azuki Sushi is just up the street from my house and it's also my favorite sushi in San Diego

Great work! Some suggestions: Old Town Mexican Cafe- Old Town (crispy carnitas with corn tortillas made to order). Bull's Smokin' BBQ- Bay Park (Beef rib, Cole slaw with candied almonds). Sandbar- Mission Beach (Juan's Street Taco: crispy pork adovada, roasted pineapple, onions, cilantro, jalapeño crema). Neighborhood- East Village/PetCo Park (Hood Burger- double smash patties, smoked gruyere, blue cheese, bacon onion jam, fries, with a side of the best special sauce you've ever had)

Great video, but you should lower the music a tad and turn up the dialog. Also, whenever you split something in two, show what's on the inside.

San Diego surprisingly does American barbecue well for being California! 🍖 And decent New York pizza spots...

Rocky's burgers in PB is a must stop

You should try Sushi Ota. It is so good!!

Yummmmmmmm thanks

I really enjoy your content. You are really good at explaining the taste and textures of the foods. You hit a lot of really good places in SD, there are too many places to go to in one video. However Tacos El Gordo and Lucha Libre are choices. El Gordo is skimpy on meat to double tortilla ratio. And Lucha Libre just hasn’t been good for at least 15 years. Other than that, good spread of cuisines.

I'm a local and you got so many of my favorite places ! You are missing out not hitting up the Asian food on convoy st.. let me know if you need some recs

Good on you for hitting up Dis Brasas.

60 degrees is jacket weather here in San Diego.

You hit some good spots gorcsure, but surprised you didntvtry any if our asian cuisine outside of Azuki. We have MANYvmore sushi places including 2 Michelin starred spots. We have a great Filipino population and some excellent Vietnamese food as well. Not to mention an embarrassment of riches in Italian. I would put the following on your list Papalo (sonoran bbq) Tadokoro (sushi) Dae Jeng Kum (KBBQ) Bahn Mi Hoi An (Viet) Teriyaki Grill (fusion) De Cabeza el Unico (mexican) Wolf in the Woods (new american) Nishiki (ramen) Cori Pastifico (italian) The Friendly (burger) Barrio Dog (hot dogs) 8th and B (poke) Mitches (fresh seafood) I could go on and on.

I imagine that to get good flour tortillas in New York, you need to find a place that authentically makes them. There are too many substitutions that are unpleasant and compromise the flavor. For me, authentic means using simple ingredients like flour, lard, salt, and baking powder, and nothing else. Maybe I should consider moving to New York and opening a tortelleria ☺️

Try out these places next time: - Pomegranate (Russian/Georgian) - Taco Stand (Encinitas) - Callie - South Beach (Fish Tacos)

Howdy dudey 😊

You definitely missed hitting up the best Pizza joint Filippis in PB! Also Cass de Pico in La Mesa

I suggest you travel more than 7 miles from downtown/airport to eat our food next time. It's cool though, gas is expensive, get what you can get.

include prices please

Yelp and redit did you dirty. You caught all the trending places with a better alternative that locals prefer. Also, you don’t get burritos at cuatro, you get their bowl of chorizo and a stack of tortillas.

Sonnyboy Biscuits taste like you put a whole stick of butter in your mouth.

Chicken Pie Shop

Kinda bougie, but Cowboy Star is a great steakhouse.

This isn’t a great representation of the spots in SD. Travel a little further and choose a little more types of food and restaurants.🤷🏻‍♂️

1. Chicken Pie Shop 2. Carnitas Uruapan 3. Michelines Pita House 4. Tip Top Meats (located in Carlsbad, though)

dude doesn't go to the friendly, what a chump

Gotta watch again and take notes ! 🤤 - 26:00 lucha libre..... There was a fly on the taco..... 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 Won't be going there.

How about next time you do a review you wear a Padres cap instead of a Yankees cap 😒

Hell no Lucha libre is trashhhhhh

Tacos El Gordo is like Taco Bell on Covid menu ! Tacos el gordo suck!

Whatever. Your obviously leaving out good restaurants because they belong to certain communities. Do you go beyond Japanese, Italian, Mexican and a select few...

An experienced food vlogger would be prepared for cash only businesses. Even though Tacos El Gordo isn't, many of the best places are. Rookie mistake. Also you have to have cash when you travel for tipping in various scenarios. Again, rookie mistake.

San Diego sucks ......the food second rate ........every restaurant can`t get people to work .........taco shops are gringo`d out ! .........tacos el gordo ok but way too pricey .........everythings like Mc donalds .....it sucks !!!!