メキシコシティの物価が意外と高い？すき家とファミレスに行ってみた

This is a vlog from my first day after arriving in Mexico City. I walked around the central "Centro" area, recording the city's atmosphere, prices, food, and water situation. The area, lined with electronics and musical instrument stores, has a somewhat Akihabara-like atmosphere, making it a fun place to just walk around. Along the way, I stopped by the family restaurant "VIPS" to check the prices on the menu and share my impressions of the food. I also had some trouble using my card at the supermarket, so I tested it at McDonald's to find out what the cause was. I also documented the common travel-related "card not going through" situations I often experience. That night, I ordered Sukiyaki from Uber Eats, but with fees included, the total was higher than I expected. I also talk about Mexico City's average price range and the prices of Japanese chain restaurants. I also touch on the slight changes in my physical condition I felt in the city, which is located at an altitude of approximately 2,200 meters, and what I suspected was altitude sickness. This is a travel record of walking around the city, eating, and experiencing everyday life, even across different countries and cultures. --- 📌 Time Stamps (Chapters) 0:00 Walking around Mexico City Centro (Electronics and Musical Instruments Area) 0:36 Checking the Menu at a Family Restaurant (Price Check) 3:18 Strolling Around the Musical Instruments Area 3:35 Purchasing Tap Water and Water at the Supermarket & Prices 4:02 Card Payment Issues 5:22 Sukiya on Uber Eats 6:26 Discussion of Total Cost and Prices 7:34 Food Review 9:14 Altitude of 2,200m and Altitude Sickness? 11:03 Summary of the First Day in Mexico City --- 🎥 This channel covers international travel, city walks, prices and lifestyle information, and real-life happenings in Mexico City.