We Tried MANG INASAL For The FIRST TIME! 🇵🇭
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2022
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WE WILL TRY THE DIPPING SAUCE NEXT TIME LOL 🛑 😅
don't forget to try crema de leche from Mang Inasal, its the other version of halo halo that I prefer to eat. It's just a little bit too sweet, but the abundance of leche flan makes it all worth it. 😂
Try the palabok pleeeeeeeease!!!
@@shylady8711 is that a new menu?
Hi new sub here. I suggest, when you try Mang Inasal next time, try to combine "Calamansi" and "Soy Sauce" in a saucer and it's optional to put wild chili "siling labuyo" if you want it spicy. Then there is a signature condiment as well that's called "Chicken oil" its the orange like oil that you can put in over your rice and the best way to eat chicken inasal is this way, "rice + bite site chicken + dipping sauce" that would be absolutely delish. Try it you will never forget it! :)
Sorry for not having knifes we filipinos used fork and spoon..Everywhere u go no knifes unless u go for a luxery restaurants
When Rayna dipped the spoonful of rice into the soup, that's very Filipino way! Love it so much 😁
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She's an eater , a definite keeper
I spent 6 month's in the Philippines in 2018. Once I discovered " Mang Inasal " I ate there at least 4 to 5 times a week either for Lunch or Dinner. The Chicken is always Tasty and Fresh. You can't beat the Quality for the Price. Before the Pandemic, there used to be lines out the doors at every location to get in and order... Hard to get a seat inside. But worth the wait.... Enjoy
I'm so glad to hear you like that filipino dish you mentioned. 😊
i bet you tried the bare hand style too
It was really good! They are always super busy whenever we pass by them, we were there at a random time so it was quiet! But yes very popular it seems 😀
Thomas if ever you visit the Philippines again,try to go to Bacolod city because one of their especialty there is chicken inasal.
For dipping, you can use the calamansi, squeeze it in soy sauce and put the chili. Then dip your chicken on it for evey bite. It will enhance the flavor. You can pour small amount of chicken oil to your rice.
and can also add some vinegar...
Thanks! We just used the soy sauce 😁
Next time, feel free to ask the staff how to eat certain foods. Most Filipinos are friendly and won't feel bothered. It may even make their day and get a few laughs while teaching you.
@Kilo Force i second the motion
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Hi, thank you we are happy to ask if needed but still enjoyed our food without the sauce! We just used soy sauce 👌🏼
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Try also beef tapa (breakfast meal) in Chowking. :-)
Super enjoyable 😊💓
lovely! by the way, u have to mix the soy sauce, lime and chili as dipping sauce for the chicken.
happy to see you guys growing. keep it up :)
Enjoy the Cordilleras say hi to Thanos if you see him there at the rice terraces hehe
Mang inasal is like my top 1 fav fast food chain here ever since i was 7yrs old (im turning 19 this year). Mang inasal never gets old for me. Usually when i eat at mang inasal i would be ordering the unli rice option (one rice is never enough for me) and then pour the soup on the rice as i eat the chicken, rice and soup together.
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hi guys im pilipina but living in sweden im a new subcriber:) oh i love mang insal and jollibee , im very proud of our foods in phillippines there are all so delicious:) thank you for visiting our lovely country:)
Hello & welcome 🤗 ❤️
@@feelslikehometravels1232 thank you :) love u guys:)
most Filipinos like me would try eating at a different restaurant so there are days I crave Mang Inasal, McDonalds, KFC, Jollibee so depends on my mood really😚
Yes same here! Depends what you’re craving 😁
When i crave bbqs i always go mang inasal
YUM! When a Filipino says to try a food, you should. 😋 They know what they are doing with flavors & putting unusual things together and it's amazing! I can't wait to try food in the Philippines! Especially HALO HALO & Balut ❤️🇵🇭
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WATCHING YOU GUYS EATING FILIPINO FOOD,MY MOUTH WATERING ,MISSED PHILIPPINES SO MUCH.
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The soup that Reyna dipped her rice onto is Sinigang soup. It's unlimited too. You can call the attention of the waiter by raising your empty bowl of soup and they'd come refill it.
So good!
I just had a long Monday at work (guess it's holiday blues) and I was so glad to see your video when I got home. Great way to relax!
Aw thank you!
Keep doing what your doing,you bring home to us OFW thru your lenses,we appreciate it,it’s a moment of relaxation for us after a long day of work,sit down and watch a video from the Philippines,you guys are serving the millions of OFW abroad
Thank you, we are glad you enjoy the videos and can travel with us that way ❤️
...and Mang Inasal is under the flagship of Jollibee, just like Coffee Tea Leaf, ChowKing, etc.
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We are excited to see the two of you eating Chicken Inasal and the famous unlirice and find out how many cups of rice you consume. And also wanna see how you eat halo-halo or mix-mix haha.
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Some tip.. if they gave you a calamansi and chili, make a dipping sauce with soy sauce.. it will enhance the flavor of the dish.. if its fried just add vinegar then calamsi and chili. Thats how we eat our food. With dipping sauce..
Soy sauce, calamansi and chili - for bbq or something grilled or fried..
Vinegar, calamansi and chili - for fried food or bbq also..
Fish sauce, calamansi and chili for like a stew or soup based food. Its like our own version of salt..
Thanks!! We used the soy sauce we don’t really like too much spice or citrus on our food 😁
I'm guessing, when you mentioned cooler place, that it could be up in the highlands up north from Manila which is Baguio City, or somewhere south of Manila which is Tagaytay where Taal Volcano is. Also there is a nice Starbucks shop there overlooking the volcano and lake. . Enjoy traveling and stay safe.
Not those places just yet! Definitely plan to very soon though 😁
Mang Inasal is definitely my favourite in the Philippines. Jolibee is good and they have a larger variety like you said. Nobody makes BBQ chicken as good as they do in the Philippines. All pork dishes there are really good as well. Mang Inasal is definitely my favourite. Calamansi should always be mixed with soya sauce and vinegar at the table. Dip your chicken in that mixture and you'll have a taste of heaven in your mouth. 😋
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Along with other people's suggestions here w regards to the condiments (calamansi, soy sauce, vinegar and chilli) as well as asking people/staff what to order and how to eat it, you can also pour a bit of the chicken oil (there should be a bottle of it among the condiments) on your rice. Adds a new dimension of flavor.
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It's nice to see you growing guys! More subscribers! Yey! Keep it up!😍😍😍
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Next time you dine in a Filipino restaurant; especially when choosing from the menus; don't hesitate to ask the waiter their Best sellers (appetizer, main course and dessert); also ask the food server how those dishes are eaten by Filipinos.
Very good advice👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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😆😂🤣 all you have to do put it in your mouth, you don’t have to ask people’s how you eat it 😂
Appreciate what you do! Cheers!
For the sauces you can ask the waitstaff to provide you:
Chicken oil
Calamansi
Chili
Soy sauce
Mix all those together in a small bowl and use as dipping sauce for the chicken and even the pork BBQ.
Personally I put some of the sauce concoction on my rice and some chicken oil on the chicken or pork BBQ to make it more juicy.
Then the sinigang is like a savory palette cleanser in between every other bite. Hope you guys enjoy!
Thanks 😊
WHAT? You don't put chicken oil in your rice?
I do, it's in the sauce concoction which I put on my rice haha
Thanks for the vlogs guys. I will be travelling around philppines this time next year (bucket list finally happening) and the vlogs and tips are really helping! Enjoy every moment! :)
Thank you! Have an amazing time 😁
Wooooo!! Finally!! MANG INASAL!
Come back! And do make the sauce - soy sauce, calamnsi, chili. There is also a chicken oil you can try to mix a bit on your rice.
Haha yes! Next time 😊
The soup they give you is to put on your rice. Filipinos like adding things to our rice like sauces and soups. It kinda like a flavor enhancer for the rice.
Thank you! We learnt this the other day! I was doing it the opposite way haha 😁
Love it! Can’t wait to visit Philippines again♥️🇵🇭Enjoy your mang inasal food👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Stay safe guys and thank You for visiting my country♥️the Philippines 🇵🇭
Thank you 🥰🥰
So much excited for this vlog.. I'm craving for Mang Inasal right now! Hahaha! :-D
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Inasal bbq is really very good with calamansi soy sauce and chili its the best partner dip.thanks for sharing guys .keep safe
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If you’re looking for an adventure or something different, try Jollijeep! These are food stalls offering home cooked meals
- similar to a carinderia or local eatery. It’s all around Makati so it’s hard to miss out. There’s a lot of them who sells sisig but the most famous one is sisig sa Rada.
Sounds good!! Thank you 😊
You can try Max fried chicken .. very savory crispy fried chicken .. they also has other delicious Filipino dishes like sinigang boneless bangus, sinigang shrimp, etc.
Thank you for the recommendation 😁
The sauce with the rice is what make it special
Yummy
Pinoy dishes usually comes with DIY sauce dips or condiments.... usually soy, vinegar, siling labuyo and calamansi... these are for you to customize and upgrade thw taste to your liking
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Love watching your videos from the US. Appreciate the fact that you are both game for anything!
Never been to Inasal but good to know about your thoughts on their food. Suggestion: Try the Aristocrat restaurant, and I believe the original one is in Malate along Manila Bay. There are branches in Makati, too. The chicken barbecue with the special yellow Java rice are pretty good. They also have several good dishes to choose from, and they also have halo-halo.
Thank you!! Glad you enjoy the videos. & thank for the the recommendations we will make a note of them 🥰🥰
wow you're back in mang inasal, the chicken inasal with unli rice "the rice is life" 😁😊 Have fun and have a blessed day.
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4:57 - this shot is an optical illusion because of the different backgrounds and split in the table. It looks like a split screen where you are filming from different locations and edited side by side to look like youre communicating to each other.
Haha!
You two Are awesome hope you have a lot more to come on your videos I'll keep watching be safe always
Thank you 😊
Filipinos doesn't use knife because the meat is so succulent that using the spoon to cut the meat is enough.
By the way, there is a yellow sauce (chicken oil I think) that you can put on top on your rice to give it more flavor.
Sauce - mix calamansi, soy sauce and a little bit of pepper on a small plate and dip the meat there for added flavor 😊🙏
Tip: you can ask the staff some help in mixing the sauce 😊
Thanks!! We didn’t see any oil for the rice & just used the soy sauce instead! Will have to try again 😊
We, Filipinos, eat with our bare hands specially if it's grilled food. Mang Inasal is the fast food chain where people usually eat on that way.
Btw, I noticed that Craig really loves the Sisig, it's like it is his standard for Filipino food :)
I never eat bare hands in mang inasal and Im Filipino. Definitely not necessary. You can actually look around the people eating there and i will bet that most of the people eat with spoon and fork. You dont have to push this narrative lol
@@jahman7918 Yes, it is not necessary, but a mere option. What I wanted to emphasize is that Filipinos have their own traditional way of dining known as kamayan. Also, what I mean is that it is not unusual to see people who eat bare hands at Mang Inasal.
@@jahman7918 so true. I am so tired of seeing this. I’m 100%. I grew up there and we never and still don’t eat with our hands.
@@jessicaal415 Nowadays its unnecessary and only used to pick stubborn meat from bones and also for sanitary reasons you must use cutlery.
@@Tekillyah nowadays unnecessary? The country has gone backwards? Lol. It’s a good thing the majority of the county don’t spend time on YT😂
I like Mang Inasal chicken bc it's roasted. I'm not a fan actually of oil-cooked food so i like it better when it's grilled rather than fried.
You're fun to watch using spoon and fork tho' u're not used to using spoon. Spoon is a "digger and a " filipino knife" at the same time.😊🤗
😁😁 yes! We are getting used to the whole fork and spoon now 😊
Love seeing you eat our local food. More food and spots to be explored in the 🇵🇭!
for sure! 🥰 🥰
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Firstly, for perspective…
Jollibee owns:
Mang Inasal,
Greenwich Pizza,
ChowKing,
Red Ribbon Bakeshop, and even
Burger King in the Philippines. 😄 hint: see fine print on yellow coin can at 2:01
[Update: also acquired Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf abroad for a price tag of $350M]
The sauce in Mang Inasal should self-mixed: calamansi, silli (red chili) 🌶 and soy sauce.
I personally prefer Mang Inasal as it feels healthier- well it is. Plus they have veggies and halo-halo.
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Did not know about the Burger King, nice info!
@@polgonzales I mean I agree. Your comment was helpful. I want them to read it too.
Yeah… they keep surprising me. Though not in the Philippines which is franchised out of SG if I’m not mistaken, they also bought into Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf (I think in the US).
I can't get enough of that inasal, it's one of the best dishes!!❤❤
‘Bulalo’ is a very famous dish in Tagaytay, if you happen to go there soon. Tagaytay is about an hour or so from Manila. It’s very expensive to use a taxi going there from Manila. There is a public transportation (bus) that takes you there on a regular basis. You could also rent a car if you prefer to travel privately just to avoid being exposed to the virus.
Yes!! We plan to visit soon hopefully with a car 😁
So happy that you enjoyed Mang Inasal. PH food may not look pretty (like Japanese or Vietnamese cuisine), but taste-wise, it's sooooo much more flavorful! Your Filipino audience must have been on pins and needles watching your vlog because the halo--halo was slowly melting away. Hahaha! We usually order that after we finished eating the main course. Have fun and be safe you two!! :)
Haha ur right I'm ordering later
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Am from the Philippines, please don't feel uncomfortable when people watch you or stare or look at you in Philippines, it means they like you. What you should do actually is wave at them and smile and they'll like you even more to the point that they might go the extra mile to make you feel at home.
Hi! We do smile and I think we just felt a little uncomfortable as we were eating and I think the person was wanting food 🙁
Omg you Chanel getting better and better every day we enjoy watching you i hope 🤞 soon I can see we have 50k Subscribe ..
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To make the basic sauce mix for grilled meat in the Philippines, squeeze the calamansi juice (Philippine lime) onto a small bowl with soy sauce. A little bit of trivia, the Mang Inasal chain of restaurants is also owned by the Jollibee Food Corporation. JFC acquired 70% share in 2010 and gained full ownership a few years after that.
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Haven't seen mang inasal vlog in a long time..mang inasal & Jollibee top fast food places for me
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You guys are so cute and funny together :)
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thats looks yum i cant wait try this again
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eating with your hand in Mang Inasal is the best. You can always notice a sink on one corner of the resto to wash your hand.
Squeezing the calamansi in a soy sauce plus crushing the chilli on it as a dip on makes those meat tastier.
Still, thanks for appreciating our country and its food.
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most of the Pilipinos ( especially those people in province) cant eat without dipping sauce ( soy sauce with calamansi and chilli / bagoong witj calamansi and chilli / vinegar with chilli ) its really enhance the food. and guys feel free to ask to the locals they will not hesitate to help you.
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Stay safe to both of you and more power to your channel! ❤️❤️❤️ Our fave inasal, Pecho part or PM2 , with rice, put toyo+mansi+chicken oil then mix bfr eating it. 😁 ❤️ I hate the beans in halo-halo, but it's always there 😅.
Thank you! Hahah yes the beans are odd! 🥰❤️
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Look for Gerry's Grill branches in Makati. Lots of great Filipino food choices like crispy pata, stuffed squid, grilled tuna belly, beef bulalo, baby squid in black ink sauce, laing, buco pandan or mais (corn) con hielo for dessert.
Sounds good thank you 😊
Love you guys,I'm your silent viewers here always watchin ur vlog everyday.take care both of you and enjoy while you here in pH..😘😘😘😘BTW,,,, I feel inlove with you guys!
Thank you so much! Very kind ❤️❤️
The soy sauce IS the sauce. LMFAO. 🤣 You add the chili and the calamansi you have on your plate. Dip the chicken in it, and bam! Delicious.
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Greetings! Do you know what's the best with mang Inasal? It is when you lick your fingers to savor it all. Halo-halo means mix all the way.... You are becoming more Filipino by the day. Enjoy the rest of the day, keep safe :)
Mmmm masarap! The best bit 👌🏼😂 thank you, you too ❤️
@@feelslikehometravels1232 "wala pong anuman", means you're welcome :) Ingat (keep safe)..
Enjoy your trip in the Philippines. Glad to hear you like the food so far.
Thank you 😁
Feels like home---were so happy that you love now to taste the sour soap jeje---wen love that you come here with us,we love you
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unfortunately the cashier didnt tell you that calamansi (little citrus) soysauce and chicken oil with the chilli plays an important role to bring the inasal taste like heaven. it serves as a dipping
It’s ok thank you, our mistake 😁
The best inasal na manok is in Iloilo or Bacolod I think, because that’s where it originally came from. Although you guys should try all Filipino food, just to experience it, specially the dessert. Too many selections.👌😎😋
Sounds good! 😁❤️
Try Tatoy’s Original Native Chicken Inasal when you visit Iloilo City… it’s the best Inasal in the country…
Keep it up guys everytime you have a new video uploads we always find time to watch it. Thumbs up to both of you watching always from melbourne australia.
thank you very much! 🥰
Hi guys thanks for doing it....inasal is the best..... Now I'm really excited to go home.........glad that you both liked it.....take care and be safe.
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10:32 It's finger-lickin' good, Craig! 😋😋😋😋😋I won't be using any silverware when eating Mang Inasal chicken. It diminishes the experience. Hahaha.
IDK why they served the halo-halo too early (not my preference 😝)
One time, I had an accident with the soy sauce in one of those little saucers while eating out at a Mang Inasal resto before my flight to MLA; it soaked a part of my trousers; I didn't have enough time to change my pants. It stunk! 😝
So good! We will have to try the sauce and oil next time lol! Halo halo is so good 😋
Oh no hahaha! I bet it did 😅😂😂
Many British couples (vloggers) won the hearts of many Filipino subscribers. It's very simple strategy: be respectful to our culture which is so diverse, don't criticize our way of table manner or ways of using fork and spoon and above all else never say anything against our local food. If you guys can do this, you will gain so many followers who will cherish you, care and love you. For sure one of them is ME.
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@@feelslikehometravels1232 But you can do a constructive criticism though. Never criticize without the wisdom of an alternative or better way of doing things.
Remember, Asians love to be told what can be improved but do it with respect. We are very respecting people to respectful individuals. We always wanted that our faces be saved when something is not good. And we also do that to other people. Soon, you will realize that Filipinos would even use reverse psychology to communicate their point. To some extent especially when you disrespect them, they will tell you the opposite.
Just a gentle reminder. 😊
When you disrespect Filipinos, some would say "You are so nice!" but they mean the opposite.
I love mang inasal! Gladly you tried it. 💕💓😘 love you both 😘
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The calamansi, hot chili pepper and the soy souce mix together is the secret dip for the inasal to really appreciate the fullness of the taste of the chicken... try it next time, you will ask for a soucer to blend it all together...
Will try next time!
The food will be much better if you mix up the soysauce, calamansi and chili and use it as diping sauce for chicken. Also the best thing about Mang Inasal are the Unli Rice experience and putting some Chicken Oil on it. You can do that next time you go back. :)
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All Filipino fast food restaurants suggest that after you order at the counter; go directly to the wash area to wash your hands before meals. After meal wash your hands again in the same manner you did before.
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Enjoyed how Craig ate the chicken.. that’s how you do it👍🏼 I’m drooling, I definitely miss Mang Inasal...
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Baguio City! Try to visit Sagada as well, and visit the caves there, the sea of clouds, Marlboro hills and blue soil mountain… I’m sure you’ll love it 😊 ❤
We plan to visit all very soon 🥰
Another recommendation although not a fastfood outlet but an actual restaurant would be Max's. It's an iconic Filipino resto brand that has been around for several decades. Their fried chicken really built the brand. You make the dipping sauce by mixing banana ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, and hot sauce. You might want to try their Kare-Kare and Fresh Lumpiang Ubod. A personal favorite of mine also is their Tapsilog, a classic Filipino breakfast fare.
Sounds good! Thank you for the recommendation 😁
Congrats again on the 21k subscribers!
thank you very much 🥰
ENJOY WATCHING YOU GUYS. WATCHING FROM CANADA.
Thank you so much 😊
super love mang inasal...i love eating it by hands and dipping it with soy sauce, calamansi and red chili 💜🌷🌷
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I haven’t gone home to the Philippines for 3-years now because of the pandemic. Watching you both eating at some of my favourite food restaurants made me more excited to go home. Your videos a bit of HOME. Thank you very much for visiting the Philippines. Stay safe and enjoy your Philippine adventure.
Thank you! Hope you can visit soon ❤️
most of the time, the dipping sauce is either: soy sauce with the calamansi and chilli; or vinegar with garlic and chilli; or fish sauce with chilli.
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The tiny lime and chili 🌶 in your plate is the sauce. You have to squeeze it in a sauce plate or tiny bowl the add soy sauce to it.
Oo okay thank you! We just used the soy sauce 😁
Watching you guys from L.A. And I am salivating.
Haha! Thanks for watching 😁
New subs here.. enjoy watching you guys.. I'm sure Filipinos will subscribe on you guys because you love our country. Stay safe and God bless
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Another tip guys. You can ask the waiter/waitress to serve the ‘halo-halo’ after your meal. This way it doesn’t melt while you’re eating the main course. 😋😋😋
Also, the calamansi and the chili on your plate are to be mixed with the provided sauce to enhance the taste and flavor.
Again, don’t be embarrassed to ask the proper way a certain dish is best eaten. Sometimes the servers just assumed all their customers are basically regular patrons.
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Craig so cute rayna is so cute also halo halo rayna's favorite nice one guiz just enjoy to stay here make it fun 😊
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Try Casava cake! Made of Yucca root, just like sweet potato. 😍❤️😍
Sounds good!
Definitely try Sisig in Pampanga province, particularly in Aling Lucing's because that's where Sisig originated.
For sure! We plan to visit 😁
I’m your new subscriber and i enjoy watching All your vlogs, Take Care and stay safe guys🙏👍🏻
thank you very much! you too 🥰
You make me hungry again Craig & Rayna watching you while I’m having lunch break at work roast chicken, boiled Vegs lol.
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That resto you went to, which is in Makati Avenue, the condiments have to be requested. They used to put it in one corner and everyone can just grab one of the many bottles to mix their sauce but when the pandemic hit, you will now have to request it and they will be the ones to pour the sauces on your platter. Remember, mix 1 tablespoon of Soy sauce, squeeze one calamansi, pour 1/2 teaspoon of vinegar, pour 1 teaspoon of chicken oil then crush one red chili. That's the perfect mix.
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You guys are making me hungry and missing mang inasal. Yummmm!
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The two calamansi, chilli and soy mix together was supposed to be the sauce😊. It's good try it next time.
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Waaahhh looks good and yummy that mang inasal enjoy and keep safe always guy's ❤️❤️
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Hey guys that looks yummy chicken inasal & halo halo. Hope youve enjoyed it. Excited to see the next Pinoy foods you’ll try. Stay safe guys
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Great job guys … when eating chicken inasal … it got to be finger licking good … 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😋
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Rice is life in Philippines, and Rayna loving the rice now too. hahaha
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The chilli and the lemon should be mixed with the soy sauce to make the sauce and dip the bbq (inasal)
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The next time you both eat there again, ask for chilli oil. It’s so good when you mix the chilli oil with rice. Yummy 😋
Thanks for the tip!
The Filipino flavor does not stop on food that is serve. You will notice that condiments is serve along with your food. You can adjust the flavor base on what you feel. And every experience is different even if you dine on the same place. Basic of dips--a little sour, a little salt and spice. Have a great experience!!!
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I also put the rice in sinigang soup! The best!!!
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I was outside the country for a few years, this is one of the first thing I ate after coming back. The soy and kalamansi with chili
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you made me hungry at this time of the hour .. it's past 1:34am here in Korea and I miss my country the Phils, especially the food I miss a lot. Mang inasal and Jollibee both my favorite.
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