Question Current Yucatecan food?

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To follow up, I barely made it out of the resort, they had very good food and I was doing a lot of diving. So I didn't get a chance to scratch the surface even.

I did really enjoy the sopa de lima and house salsa at Casa Denis, but the cochinita pibil left a lot to be desired. Good meat flavor but the the red onions weren't pickled and the texture wasn't as soft as it should be. It was also super weird to be in "downtown" Cozumel after the cruise ships left; felt like a ghost town.
 
the red onions weren't pickled

That’s simply inexcusable! Those are super-simple and quick to make properly and (as you clearly know) are integral to many Yucatecan dishes.
It was also super weird to be in "downtown" Cozumel after the cruise ships left; felt like a ghost town.

That’s the way* I like it.

*anyone of a certain age should feel free to insert “uh-huh, uh-huh” here.
 
It was also super weird to be in "downtown" Cozumel after the cruise ships left; felt like a ghost town.
If super weird means I loved it, then I agree!
 

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