Enjoy some of the Best Foods in Mexico City during your all inclusive vacations Mexico

Mexico City is one of the most famous and visited travel destinations in the world. This city became even more famous with the release of the Pixar film “Coco.” The food scene is just as vibrant as its culture, making it a top contender for the best place to eat around the globe. With so many mouthwatering options available at all times, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are the 10 best foods in Mexico City that you should try during your all inclusive vacations Mexico:

1) Mole Poblano

Mole poblano refers to a chocolate-based sauce that is usually served with poultry. This dish is called mole poblano because it was created in Puebla, Mexico. The recipe for the recipe is fairly complex and includes around 20 ingredients including chili peppers, tomatoes, spices, and chocolate.

2) Alambre de Res

An Alambre de re translates to beef wire barbecue in English. Despite its name, this dish actually involved cooking meat on a skewer over an open flame or grill. It consists of marinated pieces of steak with onions, bell peppers, and bacon-wrapped in tortillas typically made from corn dough. Cheese may also be added as well as salsa and guacamole depending on your preferences. Typically the dish is eaten with a fork.

3) Pez Dorado

Pez dorado in English is golden fried fish. This dish consists of a fried fish filet with a crunchy exterior and moist interior. It is typically served covered in hot sauce, onions, and lemon juice, or vinegar depending on your preference. Usually, the dish comes with rice as well as tortillas made from corn dough for added flavor and texture.

4) Tlayudas

Tlayudas are an Oaxacan specialty that consists of a large crispy corn tortilla topped with beans, meat (typically pork), cheese, lettuce, salsa Roja (a red sauce sometimes called salsa de chile de árbol), avocado, and cabbage.

5) Tacos Arabes

Tacos Arabes is a fusion food dish that was created in the center of Mexico City. This meal originated from the Lebanese community that settled in Mexico City during the early 20th century. The dish consists of a meat patty (usual lamb) with a tomato sauce and pickled jalapeños wrapped inside pita bread.  Enjoy Tacos during your all-inclusive family vacations to Mexico.

6) Churros Rellenos

Churros Rellenos are churros that have been stuffed with dulce de leche, or milk caramel, then rolled in cinnamon sugar and served with a cup of hot chocolate on the side for dipping. In some cases, a scoop of vanilla ice cream is added to this sweet treat as well.

7) Enchiladas Suizas

Enchiladas suizas translates to Swiss enchiladas, but don´t worry, this dish is not made with processed Swiss cheese. Enchiladas suizas are enchiladas covered in a creamy tomatillo sauce and melted white cheese. It is then topped off with slices of avocados for added creaminess and texture.

8) Chiles en Nogada

This dish consists of poblano chili peppers stuffed with ground meat (usually beef), fruits, nuts and covered in a creamy walnut-based white sauce and pomegranate seeds for added color. This food’s roots date back to the 19th century when it was first created to celebrate Mexican independence from Spain on September 16th. The colors of the ingredients represent the Mexican flag: green pepper stands for hope, white walnut sauce stands for determination and red pomegranate seeds stand for valor.

9) Queso Flameado

Queso Flameado translates to flambé cheese in English. This dish is made by melting white stringy cheese over a grill or open flame then topping it off with crema (similar to sour cream), salami, chorizo sausage, and chili powder. It is typically served with flour tortillas or small corn dough after you have had your fill of the cheese.

10) Tostadas

Tostadas are served on top of fried tortilla disks that have been smeared with refried beans then topped off with different combinations of meat, vegetables, and spices depending on your preferences. Some typical toppings include refried beans, avocado, sour cream, hot sauce, and meat. The dish is then drizzled with crema (similar to sour cream) and sprinkled with lime juice for added flavor. You cannot miss Tostadas on your all inclusive vacations Mexico.

Mexico City has some amazing food options. Mexican cuisine varies depending on the region so every area of Mexico City will offer a unique dining experience. These are the best 10 foods you have got to try during your all inclusive family vacations to Mexico. Villa del Palmar is a Mexican beach resort that features many different foods typical to Mexico such as Tacos Arabes. It also has an international restaurant with dishes such as enchiladas suizas made with white cheese instead of processed Swiss cheese for a healthier alternative.