Probé Casados de OTRAS PARTES del MUNDO 🇨🇷🇲🇽🇨🇴

Did you know that there are "casados" from other parts of the world in Costa Rica?: I tried Colombian, Chinese, and Mexican versions of the most famous dish in Costa Rican lunch 🇨🇷🍽️ In Costa Rica, everyone knows the casado: rice, beans, salad, meat, ripe plantain, and that perfect combination that makes any lunch a reality. But in this video, I came across something I didn't expect: there are versions of casado inspired by other countries. Today we went out to try three very different casados in Costa Rica: a Colombian casado, a Chinese casado, and a Mexican casado. Three dishes that blend the traditional Costa Rican casado with flavors, ingredients, and cooking styles from Colombia, China, and Mexico. We tried a Colombian casado with pork rinds, potatoes, rice, beans and egg; a Chinese casado with Cantonese rice and chop suey in Cartago; and a Mexican casado with tacos, plantain chips, rice, beans, pork rinds and birria-style salsa. During the tour, we used the "casado-o-meter" to compare each dish based on three things: size, price, and how filling it is. The idea wasn't to argue about which country makes the best food, but to discover how well the casado adapts to flavors from other cultures. This video is for lovers of Costa Rican food, Colombian food, Mexican food, Chinese food, and Latin American cuisine in general!! Which married man looks better to you: the Colombian, the Chinese, or the Mexican? Chapters: 00:00 Does married people also exist in other countries? 00:28 First stop: Colombian Casado 00:51 Colombian married man vs bandeja paisa 01:21 The Pig's House in San Jose 01:46 The married Colombian man arrives 02:10 What does the Colombian casado bring? 02:43 The "marriage-o-meter": price, size, and satiety 03:13 Trying rice and beans 03:58 House Sauces 04:30 Pork rinds in a barrel 06:38 Price of a Colombian casado 07:13 Second stop: Chinese married man in Carthage 07:32 Chinese culture and Cantonese rice in Costa Rica 08:45 The married Chinese man arrives 09:32 Trying Cantonese rice 10:09 Trying chop suey 12:32 Chinese Married Man's Marriage-o-meter 13:15 Price of a Chinese casado 13:40 Third stop: Mexican married man 14:20 What will a married Mexican man be like? 14:29 Checking the Mexican menu 15:30 Trying horchata 16:08 What does the Mexican casado bring? 17:13 Patacones and tacos 17:53 Tacos with birria-style salsa 18:28 Pork rinds in sauce 19:20 Favorites of the Mexican married couple 19:53 Mexican Married Couple-o-meter 20:38 Price of a Mexican casado 20:57 Winner of the marriage-o-meter 21:23 What are we comparing in the next video? 21:34 Video ends 👉 Other equally amazing videos I have:    • Comparé COSAS: Duelos de Comida (y más) / ...   Did you like the video? Let me know in the comments! #CostaRicanCasado #CostaRicanFood #CostaRica #ColombianFood #MexicanFood #ChineseFood #LatinAmericanGastronomy #FoodVlog #LatinAmericanFood #ColombianCasado #ChineseCasado #MexicanCasado #CostaRicanRestaurants #SanJoseCostaRica #CartagoCostaRica #DiegoGarro #TravelVlog #FoodTravel