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  • Do you see that?

  • Under the seven train in Jackson Heights.

  • That's a truck serving tacos.

  • So good.

  • You might just shed a little tear.

  • Mm hmm.

  • Oh, she cute.

  • But the variable.

  • This is exactly how they sell in Tijuana Classic and cilantro and solves nothing else.

  • The more important about how how you made the beer I can give you the recipe is love you put in there.

  • So Jose here has almost 20 years of experience cooking in the best restaurants in New York City.

  • He was a loofa on Dell Post.

  • Oh, but now he's running things out of his own truck with his brother.

  • Jesus.

  • This Tijuana Salbi area is made by dipping tortillas and beef fat, throwing them on the griddle and stuffing them with rich chili laced beef stew.

  • Uh, yeah, I could I could eat all of that.

  • When I come back to New York.

  • I still have these tackles in my mind.

  • And the only way toe it and again a ziff I making myself and I start making from my coworkers, they like They tell me why you dont sell these tackles.

  • You making money?

  • That's how they convinced me to start this way are here.

  • And I'm so glad about this neighborhood.

  • They gave me a very good welcome.

  • The impression that customer due to me when they started eating my tackles, I guess so many feelings is like, Oh, this is good.

  • Hello, Kettle kettle.

  • Why don't tacos May Pacheco and Tijuana?

  • Beria is usually eaten with consummate a red cilantro we brought that turns a good taco into a great one.

  • If you know what's up, you dip those bad boys and consummate between each bite.

  • Mm, That's right.

  • Just like that.

  • Dr.

  • Steven here, he knows what's up.

  • Some might even call him an expert on the subject of tacos.

  • Different corporations in history have removed Mexican people further and further.

  • And that removes all the history of the people that brought the food in the first place.

  • That's called D contextual ization.

  • Yeah, this guy teaches a class on Taco Literacy E, but you don't need a degree to enjoy these tacos.

  • Although it might give you a deeper appreciation, the tradition of video as it comes from mining communities in Jalisco.

  • It's a very hearty stew, working class kind of food.

  • A zai lifted up.

  • You can see the beef.

  • Just kind of falling apart to the spoon.

  • Beautiful.

  • Beautiful.

  • Having a quasi religious experience.

  • Excuse me.

  • Wow.

  • Oh, man.

  • Hmm.

  • Mass tacos.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Every every, Uh, the thing about this is that there's a lot of people can learn about Mexican people through the food.

  • For people understand us, you have to understand their food.

  • You have to understand the culture.

  • The best way to measure it is on the happy faces of the folks who try it.

  • Mhm.

  • Hmm.

  • Oh, my God.

  • The first day they opened, I was here with them, and I literally I cried because I have to go all the way back to TJ to have this beautiful tackle we don't have in New York.

  • I feel love into this.

  • Tackles.

  • I will say that is the same as you get it in Tijuana.

  • Look.

  • Late night eating congee get well, emotional.

  • If you ever find yourself crying on the streets at two.

  • AM, I hope it's over.

  • The pure beauty of a taco made with love e feel so happy when I hear this.

Do you see that?

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