AMAZING Chinese Food in Chengdu ｜5 must try dishes
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Which of the dishes has you salivating the most?? 🤤🤤🤤🤤
I was born and grew up in Sichuan province and am working in Bejing now. All my feelings about Sichuan cuisine occupied my whole brain when watching your delicious video clips.😋😛
Damn. Incredible even if The Food Ranger was stuck in Dubai!
This lady is special ,she likes chinese food and can get along easily because she speaks mandarin. Good job lady and enjoy yourself.
Amy, when you film, do you have someone opposite you or are you literally talking into a camera?
How do they make sure the food that’s supposed to be hot stays hot?
I do not like super spicy food.
You’re definitely braver than me.. and I’m Chinese. I can’t eat pig brain at all.
won ton for me has always got be in soup with spoon! and it aggravates me you keep playing with your food, i bet the locals get annoyed when you mix it up! lol
For anyone scared of the spiciness, please use a lot of seaseme oil and garlic as base of your dip. Even locals can stand the spiciness, if not washed in seaseme oil. That's the reason blondie here is feeling too hot, because she didnt wash it in oil.
You make me want to hop on a plane and go to Chengdu for the food. Delicious. Thank you.
吃火锅得整点香油蘸碟，能解辣而且吃的时候也没这么烫
我一个土生土长的成都人竟然开始看外国人的美食视频来了解我的故乡了🤣🤣
pig brain !? you're rewarded for being brave. love your venturous videos.
you're definitely my new favourite chinese food travel vlogger after food ranger
虽然我不吃冰粉，但是你可以试试自己在家搓，手搓冰粉，淘宝上有DIY套餐😂
脑花，鸭血，午餐肉。。。碗里放着香油浸着的蒜泥和花生香菜🤣🤣🤣
يوجد هنا في مطاعم فنادق الدرجة الاولى
You are such a trooper Amy! Trevor is also one of my favorite food vloggers, so happy to see both of you on the same video!
Hope to see more of Trevor video eating China food, it is iconic, and if u guys makes a Collab video tasting food together would be so intriguing.
你加油吧，哈哈哈imao哈哈哈
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It's not called the first Asian UNESCO World City of Gastronomy for nothing.
I am proud of my Sichuanese heritage, and my identity as a native Cantonese, mainly because of food. lol
That's two lines of Chinese heritage with top-tier deliciousness (in the entire world).
But still, Chengdu has my city Guangzhou beat, hands down.
You can still find bad outlets in GZ.
But I challenge anyone to find one in Chengdu.
edited: it's the first ''Asian'' UNESCO World City of Gastronomy
You should put some sesame oil into your bowl ,also get some garlic, that will coo you down
The thing about China is the amount of different foods to feed 1.4 billion mouths is friggin insane never mind how they all taste.
什么amy到处使劲吃却都不变胖， 太让人羡慕了。
I see you didn't try the dried rabbit head thing that seems to be available on lots of street food stands, but looks absolutely revolting! Black, shrivelled and dried up, but it's in a lot of places so I guess someone must like it. But that was one snack I definitely wasn't going to try!