How popular is Mexican seafood in your area, /int/? Do you have

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Yes

Live in SoCal so pretty populat

>>79270418
35 USD for ostiones?
what the fuck? who in the fuck even pays that much, they give them for free in my city when you buy a pack of beer at a seafood restaurant

I love seafood it's delicious and tasty

>>79270951
It's weird because you pay more than double just so you can get some avocado and tomato lmoa

Seafood is gross

>>79270979
avocado has been getting a lot more expensive even in here, i don't know if I have to blame those hip california youngsters and their addiction avocado toasts or mexican farmers for artificially inflating the prices.

>>79271074
Yes they are consuming all of our supply

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>>79270951
Mexican seafood can be kind of expensive in the US. The seafood restaurants are often more fancy than regular Mexican restaurants.

>>79270418
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBOMZBxQAjc

>>79271485
I don't find the prices of everything else that expensive, is just the oysters.
They seem to me ridiculously high, are they even that hard to get them or is just because you have to import them?

>>79271426
damn those californians, making a salsa is now twice as expensive than two years ago.

>>79271569
I think it depends on the area. We have oyster farms on the coast where I live, so I can buy them in bulk for moderate prices. In other areas, the oysters are shipped, and that increases the price a lot. The same oyster in New York City is $2.50 EACH.