Ecuadorian Street Food in Quito! What is Tripa Mishqui, Salchipapas & More in La Tola

If you're wondering what to eat in Quito or want to explore authentic Ecuadorian street food, this video is for you. Join Marco, as he takes you on a local food tour through La Tola, one of Quito’s most traditional neighborhoods, right on Don Bosco street. In this experience, we try some of the most iconic Ecuadorian dishes, including ones that often surprise travelers like tripa mishqui (grilled tripe), salchipapas, caldo de guaguamama (placenta soup) and more! This is not your typical tourist food guide. These are real local spots where you can find affordable, authentic food in Quito. Whether you're a foodie, or planning your trip to Ecuador, this video will give you a closer look at what locals actually eat. If you're looking for traditional food, or unique food experiences in Quito, make sure to save this video. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to join our South American food tour and never miss a bite! 📸 Instagram: @TablesOfEcuador 🎵 TikTok: @TablesOfEcuador #EcuadorianFood #QuitoEcuador #StreetFoodLovers #FoodInQuito #TravelEcuador #BackpackingEcuador #FoodieTravel #LatinFood #CheapEats #FoodExperience