Roy Choi Tries Honduran Food and Can Only Say 'Mmmmm!'
Clip: Season 2 Episode 6 | 4m 18sVideo has Closed Captions
Roy Choi tries a variety of Honduran food in Tijuana made by Honduras 504.
Roy Choi tries a variety of Honduran food in Tijuana made by Honduras 504 — seafood stew with fish, crabs and shrimps in coconut milk; baleadas with beans, egg, cream cheese, pickled onions and beets; and chicken with plantains, cabbage, pico de gallo and dressing. His only response? A chorus of "Mmmmmm!"
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Roy Choi Tries Honduran Food and Can Only Say 'Mmmmm!'
Clip: Season 2 Episode 6 | 4m 18sVideo has Closed Captions
Roy Choi tries a variety of Honduran food in Tijuana made by Honduras 504 — seafood stew with fish, crabs and shrimps in coconut milk; baleadas with beans, egg, cream cheese, pickled onions and beets; and chicken with plantains, cabbage, pico de gallo and dressing. His only response? A chorus of "Mmmmmm!"
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- Baleada - [Jose] Yeah, because of the coconut milk.
- This is a quesadillas?
- Baleada, its called.
I never tasted anything like this before.
It's like the best breakfast burrito I've had.
(speaking in Spanish) - Freshly made, that's the key.
- Is this seafood stew?
- [Jose] Yeah, yeah.
Seafood soup.
(speaking in Spanish) - This segment is just gonna be "mmm."
(both say "mmm") (laughing) - She said that it has a really garlicky sofrito, the coconut milk is essential, lots of bhaji, carrots.
- Hold up.
Hold on.
(speaking in Spanish) I'm just gonna torture you guys.
(both say "mmm") (Lilian laughs) We need to talk about Honduran food more, this is some of the most amazing food and the Honduran people I think need a boost.
Because I don't wanna assume, but that's kind of why he brought me here.
And this is a good segue into that.
There is a struggle amongst the Honduran people, am I correct in that?
Can you explain a little bit of what's going on?
- Yes, so like migration in Tijuana in general has always existed.
And just recently-- 2018, that's when the caravans came here.
- What does she think Tijuana is gonna be like for her children?
She started a new life and now has planted seeds.
Tijuana is New York in the ‘90s with Tacos
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Clip: S2 Ep6 | 4m 8s | Roy Choi walks through the streets of Tijuana with Ceci Bastida and Alex Zuñiga of Tijuana (4m 8s)
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Preview: S2 Ep6 | 30s | Roy travels to Tijuana to experience a side of the city rarely portrayed in the media. (30s)
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