Houston’s Diverse Food Tour!! Most Diverse City In America?! 

Texas has the best Asian food in the US. People don't even realize it. There are tons of Southeast and South Asians living all over Texas. They even have the Marugame Udon chain from Japan there, we don't even have that in NYC.

Houston's food scene is definitely underrated. You can find just about any food here-Texas BBQ, Cajun/Creole, Soul Food, Tex-Mex, Mexican, South American, Caribbean, West Africa, South Africa, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Thai/Lao, Filipino, Malaysian, Indian/Pak, Eastern European, Mediterranean, you name it! 😋

David is one of the few food vloggers that is always looking out for Trini food (my favorite cuisine as a Filipino American). Thanks David for bringing attention to this extremely slept on food.

Houstonian here, we are the BIG APPLE in the south in terms of DIVERSITY

Thank you so much for visiting Houston David, this video is so great. I am from Houston and am so happy you visited. You can live here for years and try something new every day lol! Please visit Austin and San Antonio as well, they are amazing cities as well with incredible people + the beautiful Texas hill country (Please go to New Braunsfels to float the river and try the German/Czech food, also go to Canyon Lake if you have time!!) Would be so cool to see you explore more of Texas especially the hill country, its beautiful. Thanks so much for coming to Texas you are one of the best food youtubers ever my friend 👍💯

You can see David’s eye sparkling when he reaches Indian stall!

Never apologize for speaking Spanish. I’m happy that I can speak it and understand it. But don’t apologize. I just love it.😊 living in Fort Myers. Always excited when I can encounter others who can speak Spanish because I don’t do it often unfortunately. Coming from New York where there was so many Spanish individuals. I miss it. Thanks for sharing David.

Now I’ve got to visit Houston! I live both in Toronto, Puerto Vallarta and born in Guyana. I appreciate all your uniqueness in your food travels. Keep on bringing all your travels

Anthony Bourdain was right. Even in a Thai restaurant the stir fry cook is Mexican.

Hey David. We have never been to Texas. Think it’s time 😂. That catfish is calling me 😋😋😋. David I’m watching and enjoying. Thanks so much 😋😋😋

Hi David I enjoyed watching your visit to Houston. I think the owner of the breakfast club should have worn gloves when he prepared the food. Touching too many things and touching food at the at the same time. Just my observation. 😮

Yo tho...yall can't sit up there n say Grits is ONLY ate down south......trust n bleve waaaay up here in 'Da Cut' (New Haven Connecticut) EVERY diner from Massachusetts to NYC got Grits on the menu....even tho u got weirdos that put sugar on em

No gloves is crazy

When you come back, you have to try the Oxtails at Houston's flagship soulfood restaurant called "This Is It". AMAZING.

You stopped at Tierra Caliente! My favorite - but I usually get lengua and barbacoa. Looks like they moved. Didn't know they were by Black Hole.

why is chicken so damn good?? Even if they are walking around being stupid they look yummy.

Damn you was in my back yard would of love to met you great video

You need to try food from Guam.❤

You stopped at Tierra Caliente! My favorite - but I usually get lengua and barbacoa. Looks like they moved. Didn't know they were by Black Hole.

There is a restaurant called BLUE TUBA.. the concept is euro tex❤❤ try their German snitzel so delicious and their halushky which is a slovenia Mac and cheese ❤❤❤

1:04:58 David watched all your Houston videos and love it. Glad you enjoyed your stay in the place I call home. That nem you ate is like a pork ceviche. It’s raw pork that’s kinda cooked by lime though she kept on saying it’s fermented. Many other Asian cuisines have it too including Vietnamese

Hi David...don't know much about Houston...so a I'm really interested in viewing this one.....would love to visit too...As always Thanks and safe travels...Peace.

1:13:55 | Just want to mention that the dish you had is Pad Kee Mao and not Pad See Ew, they look similar but the flavor profile is mildly spicy/savory vs the latter which is sweet and umami.

I live in Houston, and I just visited Miami a few months ago. It's so funny, because I really miss Miami's breakfast. 😂

And David...bro...if you lookin for a slammin taco Come check us up here in 'Da Cut'...tacos on me bro Google food trucks Long Wharf....20+ trucks DAILY majority Hispanic and all GOOD MONEY ALSO I would love to get your opinion of what you think about Hartford CT's Jamaican food scene compared to Miami....if I'm not mistaken Hartford has the most Yardies besides Miami and Flatbush

Tip for editor: try to get more B-roll throughout the process so you don’t have to keep reusing the same clips over and over

Everywhere you went in the Caribbean countries you used you hot sauce but not in TX?!

Julia & Henry's food court in Miami has Mexican food....

I don't know why I read the title as Divorce Food Tour 😏

i winced a little when i saw you scraping the chicken off the wings with a knife for some reason. lol

You are the king of pani puris!!! 🤘🏻👑 Mannn, the added whip cream, so curious about that taste!!!! You totally killed it in Houston!!! Adored the chef at Breakfast Klub, he was the sweetest!!! And yummm, birria for breakfast 🔥 This video got my head in a whirlwind of deliciousness!!! Naanchos is epic!!! And Lao food is sooooo good, nice and super spicyyyy 🌶 And Venezuelan to end it all YUMMMM!!!!! 🤤 You’re living THE life as always! I always heard about the amazing variety of foods there and i love that you did this 💜

I really appreciate the subtitles thank you for that

This man tried eating a wing with a fork and knife

Eat enough for me!! Texas has some of the best eateries i have seen!!!🍽️🔪🍴🍺🥩🍗🫕🍜🥧🍦🍧🍢🥞🥡🧃🍩🥠

The Pani Puri King !

@50:53-50:55 😂😂

I live in Houston and need to try the breakfast klub!

Sound real good to me

I love the show. Thank you for the video Mr Hoffmann. byebye

Come on, Marcus... No gloves??

It's like David Pakman. But with food.

Hottie David 😍 Come back to Houston!

Bro, there’s crazy Lebanese in Houston and it’s nuts! Fahdi’s, Barbar and Indo-Pakistani: Aga’s! Hit me up and I can meet you there

David bro I love your videos man I’m from Tehran but I’ve been living in the States for like 23 years but now I’m in Iran Tehran bro it would be a honor meeting you bro so if you ever come down let me know bro! Much love

You will also find grits or mieliepap in South Africa where it is a staple with everything especially boerewors (special kind of sausage). We would call what you are eating there 'slap pap' ...sorry, wouldn't know how to translate that 😂, maybe 'soft porridge'. Go to South Africa and try their food, you will love it!

Always around good food... great stuff! Don't forget to show us the Classic American Breakfsat dude. Hello from cold Belgium 🇧🇪🇧🇪

David you are so fortunate to meet such lovely restaurant owners and workers. The food looks amazing at each place.

Hey David, I live in H-Town. Thanks. for coming to my city.❤❤❤❤

33:27 Tex-dian

Very nice video Bandra East Mumbai mangala nikalje india

you said you can handle the papaya salad, "it's my favorite dish from thailand" LOL...she told you, "THIS IS LAOS STYLE!". Man you gotta know the difference. lol. You truly act like a know it all but whatever.

Awesome video David yummy food I enjoyed watching this video ❤

ClImAte ChAnGe

Out of all Houston, you choose that "Indian" restaurant????? You missed on that one, lol

Ain't no way you showcased Houston and didn't go to a Vietnamese spot. Awesome video either way. Great interactions with the locals.

That eyebrow raising to the camera tho 😄😉😜😝

Fatra

Gotta love my City

Thanks!

Did they use tree nuts in the indian dish?

People need to stop coming to Houston it's not what it used to be

Unwatchable I have an add that pop each minute of the show... Literally sometimes not even a minute passed by and another ad pop. It's sad because I tap and i'm out.

Nobody does chicken mango fried rice. Lol. Idk where you be getting this info from but sometimes you be generalizing the whole people. They are Laos/Thai-Issan not Thai... So when you say Kop Kun Kup (Thai) it's thai language but for Laos/Issan Thai it's Kop Chai. Just think of the language in Venezualuan vs Columbians. Similar but different.

Been here 78 from Philly nothing is close you have to drive everywhere that's a schelp. No deli food or Italian places,

Houstonian here. Diversity has our crime levels off the charts, but at least we have a lot of food options

i wouldnt say diverse, i would say segregated in a hot sticky mess of a en environment.