Thank you for watching! Be sure to watch Timour's video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8BnFdk2mW0c.html Much more Peruvian food videos coming!
U the best Mark !! So proud and honored to have shown you Lima and theres so much more to see!! Hope you get a chance to come back and visit the rest of Peruvians Gastronomy !!!!!!
It is an honor for Peruvians to see how you guys enjoy our cuisine. Thank you Timour for spreading our dishes you're amazing !, Mark the reactions you show when tasting the food are unique ❤😭
Iron Warrior saludos y creeme que mi Peru aun tiene por darte a conocer muchisimo mas... Costa. Sierra. Selva y Mar Peruano y tods su diversidad cultural, gastronomica, ecologica, y mass
India is very rich culture and country aswell. You love your country and culture even more than us peruvians. We are just re discovering our wonderfull country again. Thanks
Totally agree with you. Peru has some of the best food in the world. We're full time travelers and have just wrapped up our stay in Peru. We'll definitely miss the food and the culture.
OMG! Peru is amazing. I had visited Peru 3 times in my lifetime. I was just there two years ago. The fact that I’m Trilingual (fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese) makes it a lot easier for me to communicate with them. Peruvians are the best. if if you have not gone to Lima, Peru, trust me, you’re missing out big time. Thanks Mark for always exposing the best of each country. Love you all! Los amo a todos! Mis respetos para mi gente de Peru. Son los mejores!
Peruvian food is by far the BEST food in South America, I visited many countries around there before, Chile, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, even Brazil, all good but Peruvian food is SOMETHING ELSE!!!🇩🇪❤🇵🇪!!!
Peruvian cuisine is the best in the world! I am a Greek chef work in one of the best restaurants in Mykonos and I specialise on nikkei cuisine ! I’m obsessed with Peruvian culture and I’ll visit Lima on December.
Por eso dice que somos muy hospitalarios y buena gente, en verdad tratamos bien a los turistas.. increíble el trabajo de Timour.. es un embajador peruano ojala se nacionalice.
I rarely comment, and perhaps no one will see this especially since I am so late, but this had to be one of the most entertaining episodes that I have watched of Mark's! I was in a bad mood and could not sleep, so I started watching his videos. Thank you for the laughs, and the informative descriptions of the food @MarkWiens. It really lifted my mood! So awesome! You are the best!
This video refreshed my memories living in Lima few years back. The best country with a variety of delicious food and warm welcoming beautiful people. Much love Peru from Sri Lanka !!
La persona que los llevo conoce todos los huariques, me sorprendio un monton, la mayoria de esos restaurantes iniciaron como pequeños negocios y carretillas hace mas de 30 años, me sorprende mucho como se logro tanto. Realmente te llena de nostalgia.
soy de venezuela, y amo la comida peruana mas que cualquier otra gastronomia.. tienen un sazon, un gusto exelente preparando cualquier tipo de comida.. falto que probara muchos platos buenos de peru,
Este señor no es un turista , es un viajero que quiere conocer profundamente el sitio donde va , ese tipo de personas es querido y recordado donde vaya .
Pensar que esto es de cuando no había pandemia, por fin veo un youtuber que no se va solo a lugares caros y a pesar q encontró comida en lugares sencillos lo disfruto, humilde, gracias por presentar así a nuestro país
In 1930, the ambassador of U.S Miles Poindexter wrote his book. The ancient Indians crossed the Pacific Ocean and came to South America. He showed the similarities between the QUICHUA language of South America and Sanskrit India. He described INCA ruler hymns and Vedic hymns as one, and he finally wrote the people of Maya and Inca civilization were undoubtedly Hindus. In the museum of Vedic hymns as one, and he finally wrote the people of Maya and Inca civilization were undoubtedly Hindus. ~ Sir Stamford raffles, the father of Singapore wrote “every poem of the Peruvians have the imprint of Ramayana and Mahabharata”. ~ Its interesting to note that the biggest festival each year observed by the Incas was called the Rama-Sitva, which they have now disguised as the Inti Raymi. Sir William Jones, however, has preserved this historical fact in the following quote: "Rama is represented as a descendant from the Sun, as the husband of Sita, and the son of a princess named Causelya. It is very remarkable that Peruvians, whose Incas boasted of the same descent, styled their greatest festival Rama-Sitva - hence we may take it that South America was peopled by the same race who imported into the farthest parts of Asia the rites and the fabulous history of Rama." (source: Asiatic Researches Volume I. p. 426) 💜🙏
@@niceby9260 Existe muchas variedades de ají, (Colores, Sabores, Picor, tipos) lo bueno en Perú que existe esta variedad y claro que todo lo preparado son de especias netamente producidas por Perú por eso que la gente que ama el ají ama Perú :) Saludos.
No sabia que los peruanos también comieran picante. Yo creía que el único país de Latinoamérica que comía picante era México, ya que el resto de Latinoaméricanos cuando llega a México siempre dicen que la comida de México es muy picante.
@@lummx el peruano le mete a todo ají hahahah aunque tengo que admitir que en México son más consumidores pero acá en Perú hay más variedad en tipos de aji y los más picantes tmb.
Los tailandeses y Mark es tailandes comen mas picante que los peruanos. Sus ajies son muy picantes, el aji amarillo es un chiste al lado de un aji tailandes.
El buen timour sabe que hay buena comida en los puestos pequeños y escondidos, no sólo restaurantes , hasta ahora recuerdo ese caldo de gallina del video.
Qué bonito hablan las Peruanas, hermoso Perú y su comida, sólo conozco el aeropuerto Jorge Chávez, no pude salir a disfrutar sus delicias, espero pronto... saludos desde Aguascalientes, MX
30 minutes in and I have already fallen for Peru. It's such a beautiful and bountiful country. Already knew a bit through Sir David Attenborough, Anthony Bourdain, and general knowledge, but seeing the agriculture, the heart of the person who shared a drink with all of you, the smiles and the overall variety of fruits and vegetables have taken me all in. I have to visit Peru. I wish I could work there. Thank you for bringing a bit of Peru to me. All my love and respect for Peru and the people of Peru from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Take care.
Soñando con ir a Perú, de los países que más ganas he tenido de visitar, comida, música, ruinas arqueológicas, textiles, rituales ancestrales, paisajes, fauna, historia... Qué ganas de ir!!
There are over 4,000 varieties of potatoes in Peru... Every one I tried was amazing! Peru definitely has some of the best food i have had during my travels.
Mark I can safely say I have watched every vlog you have produced, you Peru vlog is in your top 20 !! Great job . Hello from Ireland Keep up the great job you doing.!!!
Totally agree Gerard. We're also full time travelers and are just leaving Peru. We spent some time there. It's really remarkable. Ireland is definitely on our list.
Para mi es la mejor del mundo he comido toda comida europea. Usa mexi and de arabia pero peru tiene un sabor wowwwww. Increible. En todos sus platos El sabor es increible que muchos viajan por la comidaaaa. Admirable
I’m from Ecuador 🇪🇨 And I am married to a Peruavian he show me how amazing Peru 🇵🇪 is and is one of the best in the world 🌎 I am looking forward to visit this wonderful place
@@holaqhace4962 Soy Peruano y he tenido la oportunidad de visitar la Rep Dominicana en mis vacaciones y es un pais muy hermoso, clima tropical del cielo, comida marina excelente y las damas dominicanas las mas hermosas del mundo !! estar en el paraiso !!!!
Que Gratificante es ver a un extranjero echándole más ají al ceviche, máxima señal de respeto, toda la buena vibra para ti y tu bro en la cámara, me suscribo 💪🏻💪🏻
Morgan we totally agree that the Peruvian food is amazing . We're full time travelers and we just left Peru. We will definitely miss the food and the culture. It's absolutely magical.
Que gastronomía mas deliciosa la de los hermanos Peruanos !!! estoy viendo este video y mi estomago se esta deborando a mis intestinos!!! por favor que ricoooo todo lo que se ve allí !!!! saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Toni, that's a great plan to have. Peru is incredible. We're full time travelers and we're just finishing up here in Peru and it's been absolutely amazing. The food here is unreal. Hope you get to come to Peru one day. You'll love it.
I’m Peruvian and I moved to the states when I was 10 and my favorite memories growing up in Peru is going to the fruit market and eating street food like this. Lovedddd this video
Uno de los mejores videos este pata se convirtió en mi mejor amigo ver su expresión en cada bocado lo dice todo de la calidad de nuestra comida arriba Perú
Machu Picchu is only the peak of the iceberg. Often considered a world wander and a masterpiece/masterwork of architecture and engeenery. Peru has much tp.offer from food to culture, people and traditions
@@thelifesampler It's very pricey. Because it's prob the most important touristic site, they need to regulate the influx of people and hte way they do it is by putting a big price tag for the whole trip. Big bucks to get to Aguas Calientes (the little town, in the slopes of Machu Picchu), another big bucks to go to the actual citadel and finally another price to get entrance. Also for some people they think it's very crowded, altough when i went it didn't feel that way. It certainly is very big so the citadel doesn't feel crowded, but some people like to have the "authentic" desolate ruins feel, whatever that means.
@@thelifesampler While if you have never been to cusco and Machu Picchu, going to there is a must, but you can also have much more entertaining ruin visits in Cusco that have pretty similar architecture to the inca Machu Picchu citadel. The most important one would be Choquequirao, which is very close to the Cusco city. Others include the Living city of Ollantaytambo, the Pisaq Ruins, the Tipon- Pukara alto Ruins, and the actual rebel citadel of VIlcabamba, the last bastion of Inca rebels. All of them in the Cusco region. The most important Inca site outside of Cusco region would probably be Vilcashuaman church, which is on top of amazing Inca architecture.
I had authentic Peruvian food in Orlando and it blew my mind. Absolutely one of the best food cultures in the world. And it starts with the ingredients.
Soy Mexicano exactamente del norte de Monterrey y tengo que reconocer que el Peru tiene la mejor gastronomia de America ,eh viajado a Peru por trabajo y cuando me tome unas vacaciones conocí todos los departamentos y es sorprendente la variedad de comidas y platos típicos ,Mexico tambien tiene lo suyo pero nose tiene algo distinto a los demas ,para mi ojo Peru es sin duda el mejor destino culinario del mundo ,espero volver este año con toda mi familia .saludos causa
@@sherhasim9136 do you speak spanish? Perú is not only food, Perú has amazing landscapes do you want I share you a link with some of beautiful destination of Perú? 😊
@@pipiolon1000 Solo un poco. Palabras básicas y saludos solamente (Idk if I said it right). Haha Anyways, I'm still learning Spanish through an app and RU-vid tutorials as well. Si, por favor. You can send me the link and I'll watch it. Gracias! 😊
@@sherhasim9136 ohh well done. A lot of people speak spanish, basically latín americans and Spain. Aquí te dejo el link. The information is in spanish subtitles, but your eyes don't need spanish to see magic landscapes. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4_qb-a2mhgk.html
My boyfriend is from Peru, and when ever I go visit, I watch all the videos I can and make a list of where I want to visit and what foods I want to eat. It's the food and the people that will make me move to Peru, since it is a lot healthier for me there than it would be for him to move to the US. Thank you for this video, will hopefully visit the markets this year!
I'm from Peru and let me tell you this, in Lima you can find everything in those street markets, it's freaking hard almost impossible to be in a good shape and live in Peru, there are different dishes, sauces, all over the country. When I was living in USA, I really missed the food in my country. Simply, I can't live without it.
@@enoughofthis you can actually find some through yelp, I went to a couple of peruvian restaurants in USA, they were not bad, but it's nothing compare to the ones in Peru. My advice would be to visit Peru and try the best of the best here.
I’m a Peruvian living abroad, and I’m so proud of my country!! I’m gonna be in Lima next week and I’ll definitely check out a few places you are showing in the video!! THANK YOU MARK!!
If you don't eat any chemicals you will die. You need some real education in your life, not some trendy, hippie guy in the van on LSD science. Go back to school, you have failed.
La gastronomia Peruana para mi es una de las mejores y quien te lo dice es Dominicano de pura sepa 🇩🇴 ! Amo mi Pais y mi Cultura pero la comida peruana no sabria como describirla la veo como unica ! Me encanta, y por supuesto su gente tambien, Saludos! 🇲🇹
It's so awesome to see you enjoying Peruvian food! My wife is from Peru and I've had the chance to experience so many of the same foods that your enjoying. Peru truly has amazing food that the world needs to hear about and see!
i had a girlfriend from lima, Peru since then i know about Peruvian foods and culture so amazing and rich. glad to see again ❤ love from Bangladesh ... miss u
No entendí casi nada, pero tus gestos y la emoción con la que describías nuestros platos, verduras y frutas maravillosas fue hermoso... Muchas gracias por venir a Perú y contribuir a la difusión de nuestra cultura gastronómica... Y gracias tbm a nuestro querido chef Timour por querer tanto a nuestro país... Serán siempre bienvenidos
Sólo cuando sales de tu país, valoras todo lo rico que comías :c y Si lo hubiese sabido antes, me hubiese embutido de todo antes de salir del Perú, te extraño mi patria :( espero que cuando regrese hayan mercados tan llenos como este y no todo sea ese maldito virus. Otra peruana desde el extranjero.
@@fredycastropinzon7342 nuestra gastronomía solo es una de las tantas cosas buenas que tenemos el Perú es un país rico en cultura y goza de una diversidad maravillosa de la cual estamos muy orgullosos
I think Peru is one of the countries that still have its original fruits vegetables and animals it has not been genetically modified. They still have some of the rarest fruits in the world. They have the real stuff. Would like to go there someday.
Ann Other I live in Europe and everything is genetically modified, the fruits and vegetables has no taste!!! I went to Peru and it was the first time in my live I tasted real free GMO food and oh god!!! Strawberries super sweet, tomatoes taste so good!!!
here we can smell and touch certain fruits but it is when we eat them that we realize something abnormal: there is no taste while the smell and taste normally communicate! Greetings from Algeria !
@@HotdogSosage GMOs are banned in Europe. You're confusing that with poor farming methods and artificial lights, fertilizer etc. The only GMOs allowed are in animal feed. look it up!!1 it's the only thing I like about the EU!
Mark's exuberance is so exciting to witness. Everyone around him always wants a piece of him. He just exudes the best energy and appreciation and happiness EVER!! Thank you, Mark!
I'm so thankful to Chef Timour for introducing me to Mark's channel, it's so good!!! Love the energy, the content, everything is just superb! Greetings from Peru ♥
Carol. The one place we didn't try is Chef Timour's restaurant. We're definitely going to have to try when we're back in Lima. We're also full time travelers and we're finishing up our Peru series and it is by far one of the best countries we've visited. Thank you
Wow this guy is such a pleasure to watch.. normally his level of enthusiasm for everything would feel cloying and really irritate me but he's just so genuine that I'm completely enchanted
Me alegra que les haya gustado la comida peruana, la manera de narrar el recorrido me recordó a los documentales estadounidenses que solía ver de niña. Muchos éxitos en su canal y espero vuelvan pronto!!😊🇵🇪
Has demostrado mucha humildad y genuina satisfacción x la gastronomía peruana. Te felicito y te agradezco x mostrar al mundo las bondades peruanas. Un abrazo de un peruano en Argentina.
Esto es pura vida! Yo he comido Ceviche cerca del terminal de buses en Lima, Perú. Soy Venezolano residente en Chile, un gran abrazo para los hermanos Peruanos
Can’t wait to come back to my country. I love when foreign people fall in love with our food, it’s just so beautiful to see their faces after their first time eating some Peruvian meals.
In 1930, the ambassador of U.S Miles Poindexter wrote his book. The ancient Indians crossed the Pacific Ocean and came to South America. He showed the similarities between the QUICHUA language of South America and Sanskrit India. He described INCA ruler hymns and Vedic hymns as one, and he finally wrote the people of Maya and Inca civilization were undoubtedly Hindus. In the museum of Vedic hymns as one, and he finally wrote the people of Maya and Inca civilization were undoubtedly Hindus. ~ Sir Stamford raffles, the father of Singapore wrote “every poem of the Peruvians have the imprint of Ramayana and Mahabharata”. ~ Its interesting to note that the biggest festival each year observed by the Incas was called the Rama-Sitva, which they have now disguised as the Inti Raymi. Sir William Jones, however, has preserved this historical fact in the following quote: "Rama is represented as a descendant from the Sun, as the husband of Sita, and the son of a princess named Causelya. It is very remarkable that Peruvians, whose Incas boasted of the same descent, styled their greatest festival Rama-Sitva - hence we may take it that South America was peopled by the same race who imported into the farthest parts of Asia the rites and the fabulous history of Rama." (source: Asiatic Researches Volume I. p. 426) 💜🙏
Reasons why YOU are my favorite Food Guide- Your lovely family, your enthusiasm & respect for various cultures. The BRAVE way you sample through this fruit section is impressive!
