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Chemist Turned Street Food King of Peru - Street Food Icons

Chemist Turned Street Food King of Peru - Street Food Icons

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Chef Tomas Matsufuji serves up some of Lima-s freshest ceviche at Al Toke Pez in Lima, Peru. Al Toke Pez serves high-quality ingredients at affordable prices in an unpretentious spot where diners can eat-in at the bar or take their food to-go. Along with ceviche, they offer classic Peruvian and Nikkei dishes like arroz con mariscos (fried rice with seafood, fried fish, and leche de tigre. Thomas goes to the fish market every morning to source fresh ingredients with a focus on sustainable buying practices. #streetfoodicons #streetfood #munchies
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


I love Peruvian food is so good. It has a lot of influences that's why they has so many delicious dishes. Gordon Ramsey was there, Mark Weins is there now and Food ranger next. There are others youtubers not that famous but it seems they all decided to check out Peruvian food at this time of the year.
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Wow. How he goes from learning Chemistry to go into the Agricultural or Laboratory fields to cooking in a restaurant, he compares the two by saying -I'll kill less people in a restaurant. - That truly is a terrifying reality to face in a world where both of these fields truly go hand-in-hand.
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Whoa, seeing an asian (japanese) dude speaking spanish really threw me for a loop after watching All The Tacos. But I guess it's not any different than seeing any other race speaking another language like english. A true Peruvian bettering his country in (my oppinion) the best way possible!
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If I mute the video and see his mannerisms and gestures I'd go crazy thinking: Woah that's the most laidback japanese person I've ever seen. And then boom Latin influences and all around more energetic seeming. But the way he cuts the fish is still with the same grace as a Samurai.
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I love this guy. He just seems like such a positive, funny, humble, hard working, honest guy. And with all of that having been said, he-s got a sense of style -- a flair about him. It-s a beautiful thing, man. A simple, beautiful thing.
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Peru has by far the best food in all of the Americas. From Canada to Argentina nothing compares to Peru. The food here is a unique mix of jungle and dessert ingredients cooked using native techniques and Asian techniques. -IITS SO GOOD!
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If I were to visit Peru from Canada, would I be looked down upon for not speaking Spanish? Would really love to visit the Country, it looks beautiful and the people look really friendly, thanks: )
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Thank you for doing this interview in Spanish. His English must be excellent since he studied a PhD in England, but always nicer to speak your native tongue. His charisma really comes through.
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Lots of dumb Americans on here that never travel and are shocked to see an Asian person speaking Spanish when there are 7 million Asians that have lived all over Latin America for 300+ years.
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its like watching a Surinamese-chinese speak better Surinamese than me. still doesn't top black guy with a Dutch-belgian accent. ---a world without borders still hold all its cultures
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