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Death by Chili! SPICIEST CHINESE FOOD in Hanzhong, China!

Death by Chili! SPICIEST CHINESE FOOD in Hanzhong, China!

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Extreme Chinese Food: SUBSCRIBE for more: T-shirts: Welcome to Hanzhong, a city in the Shaanxi province of China, but somewhere between Xi’an and Chengdu. The Chinese food here is known to be spicy and full of face numbing Sichuan pepper, and the flavors are more similar to Sichuan cuisine. Today we’ll be going on an ultimate Chinese food tour in Hanzhong, eating some of the most famous local street food, and an insanely spicy mountain of chili at a legendary fish restaurant. Let’s go eat! Hanzhong Noodles Mr Xie's Rice Noodle ) Price - 5. 5 RMB ($0. 78) per bowl Mr. Chen's Guotie ) Price - 1. 5 RMB ($0. 21) per piece Walnut Bread ) Price - 1. 5 RMB ($0. 21) per piece Yanba Fish Restaurant (/) Price - 481 RMB ($68. 60) for everything Zhenxing Road Night Market ( Price - 10 RMB ($1. 43) Chapter: 0: 00 Intro 0: 46 Hanzhong Rice Noodles 7: 37 Fried Bread 13: 51 Chinese Walnut Bread 16: 16 Spiciest Chinese Fish 28: 01 Historical Hanzhong, China 28: 50 Museum of Hanzhong 29: 26 Chinese Street Food (Mala) 34: 18 End Follow on
Date: 2024-11-16

Comments and reviews: 20


Your videos are amazing, I would love to have quotes in each thing you try. each parts, each vegetable with the sauce etc (written in your video. as you come from our countries. you're always positive in everything and it's very hard to know your real mind (I would give you a carrot and you would be amazed (of course, few carrots are very juicy and sweet though, but I would not know your real quote in a simple carrot.
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Make China famous for food again! (Not for manufacturing with stolen tech) I bought a wrist watch made in China. It lasted 1 week. The Chinese made recharge cable for iPhone is now being used to tie my fishing rods in a bundle. China should stay famous for food and kung fu. (I haven't seen a Chinese film without 99. 999% kung fu for the whole duration.
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Mark, love your shows. But what’s your secret My 70 years of eating out experience is that if 10% of the dishes are worth writing home about I’d consider myself very lucky. How is it that everything you eat is so good
On the other hand, when everything is so good, then nothing is that good; and you lose your credibility. Be critical.

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I'd say that about 25% of the food in China is absolutely amazing. The other 75% can be a total horror show to westerners. Mark is showing the good stuff. I saw a young high-school aged couple walking in a park and they were eating what looked like a candied bird on a stick. The bird still had it's beak.
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You know how to pick the places, like I was told once it’s not how the place’s looks it’s how the food is prepared and cooked very well with all of the ingredients flavor sauce together so you can get a delicious dish to eat.
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I don't understand why you keep using objective negatives to attribute something you experienced positively
A flavour overdose is an objective negative, you can't make it positive in any application of those words.

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O. M. G! It's the first time I see a food tour in Han Zhong, where I spent a few months when I was first grade. It wasn't much a city but a small town back then. Would love to go back to visit, so as XiAn.
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Mark, you should come to my hometown Leshan located in Sichuan, famous for giant buddha carved in the mountain, 71 meters high and Leshan is recognized as the most delicious city in Sichuan by locals
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I would love to visit Hanzhong, a very historical place with its most scrumptious cuisines like its rice noodles, spicy chinese fish, street foods, walnut and fried bread, and many more!
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Chinese is my favourite asian cuisine. The diversity is just unbelievable, you have muslim cuisine you have szechuan cuisine you have hong kong cuisine you have peijing cuisine and so much more
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Wow, you know mark is an authentic foodie when he found Hanzhong. I’m Chinese and never even visited Hanzhong before.
Such great energy! Really hope you enjoy your time in China!

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Wow, you know mark is an authentic foodie when he found Hanzhong. I’m Chinese and never even visited Hanzhong before.
Such great energy! Really hope you enjoy your time in China!

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Hi mark, i was the one waving at you when you just got inside the van in zamboanga boulevard. I was so happy to see you in person, Been a huge fan since the pandemic days.
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Not only with tea, that fried bread would be a perfect accompaniment to something saucy/soupy which the bread could soak up and add extra texture to. Like those fish dishes
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Mark never once criticize on food and seems enjoying every single meal. Different persona from Bourdain, Sonny and other foodie who will praise and criticize the food
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Hey Mark, do you ever get explosive diarrhea from all the chilli you eat
Personally speaking, I'm on the toilet pissing out of my arse whenever I eat spicy stuff.

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So sad that you have to slurp all that Spit and Gutter oil for the CCP. Just avoid chili oil while in China as all of it is recycled from spit or gutter oil.
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OMG what am avalanche of carbs! They really don't consider macro jutrients and the health issues arriving from too little protein and healthy fats
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The first time I saw a blogger who had such a good appetite, it was too powerful. Professional gourmet bloggers, the comments were very appropriate
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As many chilies as they put you can tell they are nowhere near as spicy as the Thai chilies he eats cuz those actually be making him tear up lol
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