Eating MEXICAN FOOD with MARK WIENS for 24 HOURS in Phoenix, Arizona!!

Eating MEXICAN FOOD with MARK WIENS for 24 HOURS in Phoenix, Arizona!!
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🧳 CARLOS: https://www.instagram.com/benniebustamante

With another day in Phoenix, Arizona ahead of me, I set out on an incredible Mexican food tour with my friend Mark Wiens! Come with me as I eat Mexican food with Mark Wiens for 24 hours in Phoenix, Arizona!

We’d be hitting up three spots for lots of delicious Sonoran dishes. Sonora is the Mexican state that borders Arizona. We’d be starting at Taqueria La Hacienda, a food truck that sells tacos, tortas, quesadillas, and more!

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Mark ordered two tongue tacos and two head tacos, as well as a breakfast burrito. After watching the cooks prepare it all in the truck, we started with the head tacos with onion and cilantro. Tacos de cabeza are quintessential breakfast tacos!

🇲🇽 TA’CARBON: https://www.instagram.com/tacarbon/
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🇲🇽 EL CAAPRICHOSO HOT DOGS: https://www.instagram.com/elcaprichoso_hotdogs/?hl=en

I loved the spice level and the tortillas. I followed it with a pepper and the taco de lengua. It had an incredible texture and was full of flavor. The saltiness was also fantastic!

Then, we went with the chorizo and egg breakfast burrito. The crumbly scrambled eggs and minced chorizo with salsa and lime was unbelievable! It’s a true breakfast of champions. This was real Mexican food!

After finishing, we drove 15 minutes to Ta’Carbon for a caramelo and some carne asada tacos with cilantro, onions, lime, and salsa. They both used flour tortillas, which are more popular in Sonora, as opposed to the corn tortillas that are preferred elsewhere in Mexico.

The carne asada was so beefy and smoky! It was the best Mexican food of my life. Next, I had some horchata, or rice water, which is very sweet and combats the heat. Then, we jumped on the taco hass, which contained smoky chilies and cheese but wasn’t too hot. I loved it!

Finally, we had the caramelo, which is basically a quesadilla, which we added onions, cilantro, cabbage, salsas, and lime to. The flaky tortilla and smoky carne asada really made it!

Next, we drove to Mi Lindo Michoacan Mexican Corral, where we’d get some carnitas! It’s the best place for carnitas in Phoenix. Mark’s picture is even up in their window! In the kitchen, they let me try the carnitas, skin, and the stomach straight out of the vat of meat. It was so good and melted in my mouth!

First, we jumped on the nopales chalupa, which contains cactus, carnitas, and cheese, with spicy sausages on the side. The nopales had a bit of a slimy texture and was cheesy with a bit of a pickled flavor. I’d never had it before!

We also had carnitas tacos at our table with Carlos. You should add a combination of the carnitas, ribs, and stomach to your tortilla, as well as the picked onions, and salsa. The soft tortilla and rich pork were unreal, and adding the vegetables added some freshness. They were some of the best tacos of my life! The skin was the best!

From there, Carlos, Mark, and I headed to El Caprichoso Hot Dogs for some Sonoran hot dogs. They come wrapped in bacon and come with peppers, toasted buns, beans, tomatoes, sauces, cheese, caramelized onions, and more. They’re massive!

The bacon-wrapped hot dog and fluffy bun were incredible. I loved the sauces, which sauces make them so messy but so good! The peppers were hotter than jalapenos but slowly built, and the pillowy bun was fantastic with the earthy beans, sweet caramelized onions, and fresh tomatoes. I’m not a hot dog guy, but I loved this one!

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44 Comments

  1. The Sonoran desert is home to some pretty unique food. I'm a dual citizen have been raised between the two cultures on the Mexican and US side. Ta carbon def up there as one of the better Sonoran style spots in Phoenix. The cabeza at Birrieria Obregón is to die for. Go get it there, now. Wild thing is that's not the only kind of Mexican food in Phoenix. I've seen Guanajuato, Uruapan, Sinaloa, Chihuahua, Nuevo Leon, DF, Jalisco, Veracruz, Chiapas, Oaxaca, Guerrero, Nayarit, Michoacán, Baja, Tex Mex, New Mexican, and Puebla styles. It's actually tougher to find Sonoran in Phoenix than in Tucson in my opinion. El Caprichoso, El Chapos, And La Pasadita have the best Sonoran Dogs I've had so far in Phoenix. BKs, El Güero Canelo, and El Nenes do it good in Tucson as well.

  2. That food truck in beginning is bomb but tacos u don’t get full off and price not there for portion size ur better off getting a burrito for money worth

  3. 04:40 Exploring a food truck offering a variety of Mexican dishes in Phoenix, Arizona
    09:20 Experiencing authentic Mexican cuisine in Phoenix, Arizona.
    14:00 Exploring Mexican food varieties in Phoenix, Arizona
    18:40 Tasting different Mexican salsas and dishes in detail.
    23:20 Sonoran cuisine offers unique and delicious food, especially known for beef and carnitas
    28:00 Tasting Mexican cuero and nopales chalupa
    32:40 Eating a variety of mouthwatering Mexican dishes in Phoenix
    37:16 Enjoying massive and delicious Mexican hot dogs in Phoenix
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  4. I like both of your channels. I understand that you guys like spicy food, but I'm curious why you haven't been to New Mexico to taste our chile. You need to plan on visiting in September during our harvest season!

  5. I came to this place la hacienda and let me tell you… ese chino mentiroso como abria los ojos come q estaba super delicioso. Ese lugar esta regular nada especial. Nunca mas! Perdio toda credibilidad

  6. Sonora must have for carne asda/Birria tacos thinly sliced cabbage cilantro and onion lime red salsa de chille de Arbol or green salsa 🔥🔥🔥

  7. When you make a video on PHX Mexican food you have to show the viewers PHX style food that have the history and is frequented by locals. Red and green Chile from Ritos. Red Chile from El Nortenos, Carolinas. Lastly one of the best sitdown menus in PHX is comedor Guadalajara. These restaurants have the history of the city not those you showed. Those restaurants you showed have great food BUT it’s NOT our food. I’m a valley native 53 yrs old. Good video nonetheless ✊🏽

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