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Cuisine Mexico

Piquant

An explosion of flavors between corn, chili, cilantro and lime. Mexican cuisine is inscribed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, and it comes alive in every street taqueria.

Incontournables

Les plats a ne pas manquer

Photo de Tacos al Pastor

Tacos al Pastor

Corn tortilla filled with achiote-marinated pork, pineapple and cilantro

15-30 MXNStreet taquerias, night stalls
Photo de Mole Poblano

Mole Poblano

A complex sauce of chocolate, chilies and spices served over chicken

80-180 MXNTraditional restaurants in Puebla and Oaxaca
Photo de Tamales

Tamales

Steamed stuffed corn dough, wrapped in corn or banana leaves

15-40 MXNStreet vendors in the morning
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Pozole

Thick soup with hominy corn, pork and fresh toppings

60-120 MXNFamily restaurants, traditionally on Thursdays
Photo de Chiles en Nogada

Chiles en Nogada

Stuffed chili in a walnut and pomegranate sauce, in the colors of the flag

120-250 MXNPuebla restaurants, August-September season
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Elote

Grilled corn on the cob with mayonnaise, cheese, chili and lime

20-40 MXNStreet stalls everywhere
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Cochinita Pibil

Pork slow-cooked in an earth pit with achiote, a Yucatán specialty

40-90 MXNMarkets and restaurants in the Yucatán
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Tlayuda

Large crispy tortilla topped with beans, cheese and meat, an Oaxaca specialty

50-100 MXNOaxaca night markets

Boissons

Boissons locales

Photo de Mezcal

Mezcal

Smoky agave spirit, a cousin of tequila, typical of Oaxaca

Photo de Agua de Horchata

Agua de Horchata

Sweet rice water with cinnamon and vanilla, served ice-cold

Photo de Michelada

Michelada

Beer with lime juice, hot sauce, salt and Clamato

Photo de Tepache

Tepache

Fermented pineapple and piloncillo drink, lightly sparkling

Street food

Guide de la street food

A gouter absolument

  • Market quesadillas
  • Esquites (corn in a cup)
  • Fresh churros
  • Tortas ahogadas (Guadalajara)

Conseils de securite

  • Crowded taquerías are safe
  • Avoid salsas that sit out in very touristy spots
  • Go easy on the chili at first
  • Fresh juice stands are generally safe

Vocabulaire

Mots utiles au restaurant

Langue localeFrancais
RicoDelicious
La cuentaThe bill
GraciasThank you
Sin picanteNo chili
AguaEau
TortillaCorn flatbread
ProvechoEnjoy your meal

Etiquette

Regles a table

1

Tacos are eaten with your hands, never with cutlery

2

Say 'Provecho' when passing someone who is eating

3

A 10-15% tip is expected in restaurants

4

No one rushes at the table; a meal is a social occasion

5

Accepting offered food is a sign of respect

Regime

Pour les vegetariens et vegans

Black beans and cheese are solid vegetarian staples

Asking for 'sin carne' works in most places

Mushroom and squash-blossom quesadillas are common

Watch out: lard (manteca) is often used in the beans

Oaxaca and Mexico City have a growing vegetarian scene

Budget

Budget repas

Street food

15-50 MXN (0.80-2.70 EUR)

Stands de rue, marches, vendeurs ambulants

Restaurant local

60-180 MXN (3.30-9.80 EUR)

Gargottes, cantines, restaurants familiaux

Restaurant touristique

200-600 MXN (11-33 EUR)

Restaurants connus, zones touristiques

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