Hi brother alfonso & sister jessica.from canada.you are very welcome & appreciated to visit explore & filming the Philippines & the friendly people...enjoy your tour in different island & different food all over Philippines more power & godbless
Welcome to Cebu City, Philippines. Their breakfast buffet is also a filipino "pinoy" authentic cuisine. Tocino, tapas, dilis and sometimes danggit, lugaw( bisayan congee), champorado, native delicacies like puto, cuchinta, suman serve with filipino hot cocoa. They also serve local fruits to try. And don't forget if you 're a coffe drinker, need to try local native coffee too.
Wow, I'm impressed that you guys go straight to the authentic dishes, I loved it. Hope you enjoyed your meals guys and thank you for visiting the Philippines.🥰
Hey Alfonso and Jessica family, Welcome to the Philippines and I hope you have a wonderful and safe journey exploring the sights and native Pinoy dishes especially lechon and sisig. Oh I hope you eat pork because you will be missing a lot if you are not but no worries we also have various vegetable dishes that we Filipinos are very proud of. Thank you for choosing Philippines!!!!
Hello im new your chanel welcom to beautiful place in cebu enjoy food trip pilipino food delicios alfonzo eat pancit.enjoy your vacation in my coutry philippines god bless stay safe
Welcome to the Philippines! You should use the spoon when eating rice especially if paired with saucy dishes so you get all the yummy goodness in one bite. Pork adobo is just as good as chicken adobo, sometimes it is mixed, pork&chicken adobo in one. Enjoy!
those aren't baby limes (although similar, and funny enough because it's name means "little lemon"), but it is called "calamansi" and is meant to be squeezed on the food if you see it served with it. it's also partnered with soysauce for a traditional dipping sauce in the country
Enjoy your stay in the Philippines 🇵🇭! Btw, that small lime/lemon is called Calamansi. Make sure to remove the seeds or set them aside because it is very bitter if you bite into it.
Welcome to the Philippines my pleasure to welcoming you mother and son. Your son gonna enjoy every single day..Visit Baguio City and Tagaytay.. enjoy and more fun in the Philippines..take care.
I enjoyed myself watching that. Thank you. It was simple but great. 👍🏾 hope you guys try the capital city because no trip in the Philippines is complete without visiting Chaos Manila! Watching from San Francisco Ca. Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭!
So awesome I’m glad you are all in the Philippines ! That hotel you were in was amazing, it looks so perfect. Filipino food is awesome, I love adobo 😍 pancit looks so yummy. I think that like thing is not a lime it’s called a Calamansi
New subbie here. Mabuhay! Here in the Philippines we are so used using fork and spoon instead of knife and fork. You'll notice it everywhere. Our rich culinary cuisines are a mixture of east and west. There's Malay, Chinese, indian, Japanese, Spanish, Mexican and American influences. Depending on the region though like there's a particular region that likes coconutty and spicy dishes while some likes seafood dishes and others like all veggie dishes. The Philippines is a melting pot of culture since time immemorial. I hope you can visit Manila too
Hello welcome! Calamansi (philippine lime) is not a baby lime, that is already at its regular size and maturity, no more larger Alfonso is well behaved in front of food by not interrupting on your review👍👌
👏🏻 amazing video ❤ finally trying food from other country that is not Indiaaaaaaaa!! lol 😅 I can’t wait to see you trying more Filipino food 😋☺️☺️👍 by the way u don’t like chicken skin ?? That’s the best part I love ❤greasy fatty stuff lol and also the collagen yummy people thinks that is just fat 😅
Use the spoon. IT IS THE MAIN utensil in Filipino dining. The spoon is used to chop off the food instead of the knife. The knife is actually non essential. Use the fork for picking ang pushing the food/rice to the spoon.
Let them eat how they want. Jesus!. I’m sure you’d be butt hurt if you go to their country and people tell you, you don’t eat with a spoon and fork. Ang arte mo pre.
Im with you Marvin, I honestly cannot believe she used a fork, im in disbelief. I will be telling this to my children and grandchildren and asking them to pass it on so this never gets forgotten to history
Watch how Filipinos eat two-handed using the spoon and the fork to scoop the food bits onto the spoon with the fork. No need for a knife if you use the edge of the spoon like it was a knife to slice the meats. Try it and after that you can eat with your hands "kamayan" style.
That's a weird pansit as there's a scramble egg on it. You do t out egg on pansit unless it's a batil patong and its a sunny side up egg with cara beef
@@alfonsoandjessica we are near Palawan. MINDORO is an island and you will enjoy travelling here with boats and explore the so called HIDDEN PARADISE..🥰
if you want authentic have filipino friends and go to their house let their mama cook for youor their aunties and uncles. thats the best way usually whats in the restaurant are not good enough
Instead of using your left barehand, why not using the spoon 😊 Filipino use spoon on the right hand and fork on the left hand or you can use the knife if needed. for best satisfactory experience, it's better to observe the local first and learn before you execute it on your own 😉
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Hi brother alfonso & sister jessica.from canada.you are very welcome & appreciated to visit explore & filming the Philippines & the friendly people...enjoy your tour in different island & different food all over Philippines more power & godbless
Thank you so much! :).
Welcome in the Philippines 🇵🇭 and...mabuhay.
New fallower here, welcome to the Philippines enjoy
Thank you! :)
Welcome to Philippines,enjoy and stay safe
Welcome to Cebu City, Philippines. Their breakfast buffet is also a filipino "pinoy" authentic cuisine. Tocino, tapas, dilis and sometimes danggit, lugaw( bisayan congee), champorado, native delicacies like puto, cuchinta, suman serve with filipino hot cocoa. They also serve local fruits to try. And don't forget if you 're a coffe drinker, need to try local native coffee too.
Wow, I'm impressed that you guys go straight to the authentic dishes, I loved it. Hope you enjoyed your meals guys and thank you for visiting the Philippines.🥰
Thank you! :)
welcome in the Philippines Alfonso and Jessica family.....
Thank you so much! :)
Welcome to the 🇵🇭, mabuhay enjoy the food and the places. Can't wait for the next one ❤️
Thank you! :)
Its yummy injoy the food
Welcome and enjoy to the Philippines
Thank you! :)
Hey Alfonso and Jessica family, Welcome to the Philippines and I hope you have a wonderful and safe journey exploring the sights and native Pinoy dishes especially lechon and sisig. Oh I hope you eat pork because you will be missing a lot if you are not but no worries we also have various vegetable dishes that we Filipinos are very proud of. Thank you for choosing Philippines!!!!
Hello im new your chanel welcom to beautiful place in cebu enjoy food trip pilipino food delicios alfonzo eat pancit.enjoy your vacation in my coutry philippines god bless stay safe
welcome to cebu enjoy 👍
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Welcome to our country
The Philippines
Enjoy your trip
God bless
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Welcome to the Philippines guys
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Welcome to the Philippines Family more power to your vlogs 👍😎🇵🇭
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Welcome to the Philippines❤🎉
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Alfonso and Jesica you are very much Welcome here in the Philippines
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great job !!! enjoy
Welcome to the Philippines! You should use the spoon when eating rice especially if paired with saucy dishes so you get all the yummy goodness in one bite. Pork adobo is just as good as chicken adobo, sometimes it is mixed, pork&chicken adobo in one. Enjoy!
Thanks for the tips!
PANCIT CANTON and Chopsuey are my favorite dish.Adobo is just common for us Filipino.
Welcome to the beautiful country Philippines. ❤❤❤
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Enjoy and be safe
Thank you! :)
Next time when EAT the PANCIT NOODLE, squeeze the CALAMANSI LIME first into it, before you Eat 👌👌😋😘💗💯%
Much more yummy if you squeeze some calamansi on your pansit canton olala love it❤❤❤
😮 the food looks healthy and delish
Philippine foods are the best.Enjoy and 'bon a petite'.
It's my request please come to India 🇮🇳 and get so much love from India🇮🇳❤
Welcome to the Philippine guys! Enjoy and stay safe ❤
Thank you! :)
Nice one ma'am.... Be safe... From Istanbul...
Thank you, I will
Pilipino dish food: caldereta, karekare, afritada, mechado, menudo, adobo pork, adobo chicken, beef steak, pork steak, pachero pork, pachero chichen, dinuguan(pork blood cook in vinegar, union, garlic, salt), chivken curry, pork sisig, pork papaitan, pork kinilaw, lechon paksiw, lechon kawali, crispy chicken joy, crispy pata, fried chicken marinade, fried pork marinade, grilled in hot chicken marinade, griled in hot pork marinade, bangus sisig, releno milk fish(releno bangus), steam milk fish wrap by aluminum foil, fried smoke mk fish(pinirito tinapa bangus), fried dried fish(piniritong daing, tuyo, dilis), fried langgonisa, fried tocino, fried imbutido, fried skinless, fried torta eggplant, sauted pork liver with soy sauce, rice, fried rice(sinaangag na kanin), lumpia shanghai, okoy, fried egg omelet, fried estrelado egg, berf soup with cabbage, tamarind, union, potato, salt, vetsin(sinigang o nilagang baka) pork soup wit pechay, potato tamarind, salt, vetsin(sinigang o nilagang baboy), chicken tinola soup, milk fish soup with kangkong, raddish, tamarind, salt, miso, vetsin(sinigang na bangus), crabs boiled in coconut milk with vinegar, salt, ginger, vetsin(ginataan alimango), swuod cook iin coconut milk with vinegar,, ginger, salt, vetsin(ginataan pusit), sauted shrimps, yelliw fish tuna cook in coconut milk with vinegar, ginger, garlic, salt, (ginataan tambakol o tulingan), chapsuey, pinakbet, taro leaves cook in coconut milk with vinegar, ginger, garlic, salt(ginataan laing o dahon ng gabe), satdd mongo(ginisang monggo), sauted bittef gourd(ginisang ampalaya), sauted bottle gourd (ginisang upo), sauted banaa heart(ginisa puso ng saging, sauted mirlington(ginisa sayote)
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Enjoy your Stay .
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That's the way to eat the Adobo
Very simple Like the way many
Filipino do.
those aren't baby limes (although similar, and funny enough because it's name means "little lemon"), but it is called "calamansi" and is meant to be squeezed on the food if you see it served with it. it's also partnered with soysauce for a traditional dipping sauce in the country
Welcome to Philippines mam, pls move also to Bacolod City mam and taste our chicken & pork barbecue, also we have a lot of native food delicacy
Thank you! :)
Anytime you see calamansi in any dish squeeze theme immediately while the food is hot and mix it.
Enjoy your stay in the Philippines 🇵🇭! Btw, that small lime/lemon is called Calamansi. Make sure to remove the seeds or set them aside because it is very bitter if you bite into it.
Thank you and thank you for the rip about the calamansi :)
Jessica always keeps a bodyguard with her whose name is Alphonso.❤❤😂😂
New subscriber here from Southern California. Welcome to Cebu where I grew up.😀👍
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Dang Jessica you eat like a true Filipina. With hands ! Do as the locals do .❤❤
Thank you! :)
Welcome to the Philippines my pleasure to welcoming you mother and son. Your son gonna enjoy every single day..Visit Baguio City and Tagaytay.. enjoy and more fun in the Philippines..take care.
Pilipino snas food:pancit canton, pancit mike, pancit bihon, pancit palabok, pancit malabon, carbonara pasta, spaghetti pasta, shawarma, siomaii, mami and siopao, hamburger, cheese burger, chicken nuggets, dunkin donut, sandwich with egg, ham, and boiled egg filling, pandesal, ensemada, pandecoco, buko pie, egg pie, pineaaple pie, hopia monggo, hopia pork, hopia ube, goto gruel with tofu, pork belly, and egg , aroscaldo, champurado, macaroni soup, sweetened gruel sticky rice cook in coconut milk with toasted mongoes(ginataan lugaw na malagkit) , sweetened saba banana, langka, sago boiled in coconut mik (minatamis na ginatasn), puto rice, puto flour, puto bungbong, bibingka puto, kutsinta, suman sticky rice, suman cassava sweetened bibingka sticky rice, sweetred bibingka pinahiran, sweetened biko sticky rice, palitaw, tikoy, piche piche, sapin sapin, maha with latik, espasol, kalamay, empanada, maruya, buche, pilipit, turon, bananaque, camoteque, sweetened cassava pudding, niobak cassava,
Cookies made from uraro, panganan cassava, Pilipino Dessert: balohali(crushed ice mix ingredient banana, evaporated milk, sugar, anana, leche plan, ube, langka, avocado, beans, pinipig, nata de coco, sago, mango puneapple, apple and ice cream tapping), cold fruit jelky, cold sweetened buko salad, cold sweetened fruit salad, cold sweetened macaroni salad, sorbetes pilipino made ice cream, buko ice drop, pinipig ice drop, cold leche plan, cold ube, ice buko pandan juice, ice shae avocado juice, ice tea juice, uce mango juice, ice pineapple juice Pilipino street food:fried pitato chipque, balot and penoy egg, fried balot and penoy egh erap with orange flour, fried kwekkwek, fried fish ball, fried squid ball, fried kikiam, fried kalamares.barbeque,grilled in hot pork intestineque, grilled in hot pork balunbalunsnque, grilled in hot chicken intestinevor usaw, grilled in hot pork bloodque grilled in hot pork lungsque, grilled in hot dried squidque, grilled in hot chicken feetque, chicharon pirk belly or fat skin, chicharoon shrimps, chicaron chicken skin, taho, pinatig corn, peanuts, cornicks, green peas, sweet corn, pip corn, bouled egg, boiled cassava root crop, boiled camote root crop, boiled saba banana
Thank you for the info and thank you for watching our channel. Stay tune for more videos coming up soon :)
You don't have any other work 😂 did you type all this or copy paste from Google ?
New subscriber here from the Philippines 🇵🇭 welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭🥰 chapsoy and adobo is much good for the rice 😊
Thanks for subbing!
Enjoy Cebu .. my birthplace .. definitely try cebu lechon (roast pig) ..lami gyud kaayo ,,,
Thank. you! :). Our Lechon video is already out. Check it out :)
WATERFRONT IS A HIGH-END HOTEL IN CEBU😊
She knew exactly to eat Filipino way. Amazing. Enjoy 18:23
Thank you! :)
Thank you Alfonso for giving our pansit canton 10 out of 10 ..... you're awesome buddy welcome to Philippines 😊
Thank you!
Waiting for your India Tour!! ❤
Coming soon :)
my mouth is watery when you put some calamansi in your pansit canton
My favorite food ❤😋💯 Yummy!!!!🥰
So good
I enjoyed myself watching that. Thank you. It was simple but great. 👍🏾 hope you guys try the capital city because no trip in the Philippines is complete without visiting Chaos Manila! Watching from San Francisco Ca. Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭!
Thank you! :)
Chop sui looks awesome nice textures to it
MABUHAY❤🎉
WELCOME TO THE PHILIPPINES❤🎉
HAVE FUN AND ENJOY🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
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@@alfonsoandjessica youre most welcome
Welcome to Cebu city ❤😂 loves it!!! 😍
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Dang Jessica ! You make me hungry. You just go for it straight to your mouth 😊❤
Welcome! Please squeeze the calamansi on your Pancit. thank you
Thank you! :)
Limes are called 'calamansi' --- also rice is a staple --- Philippine food always comes with rice.
Thank you! :)
Suggest, Eat viands along with rice for a much more tasty experience..
Thanks for the tip!
Enjoy
Thank you! :)
New subs here. Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭 😊❤
Thank you! :)
Dear people of Bharat (India) support her also in Non Indian video. 🙏🙏🙏
THANK YOU SO MUCH! :)
Road to 100k, please stay in the philippines, and explore for us. take care
Thank you!
New subscriber here❤welcome to the Philippines ❤
Thank you!!
Don't forget to try the famous lechon Cebu it's the best lechon in the Philippines
The video is coming up :). Stay tune :)
New subscriber here .Welcome to Phillipines ❤🎉
Thank you! 😃
m new to the channel this chicken and rice combo is always the best i eat the same at home here in india love to the family
yummy
So awesome I’m glad you are all in the Philippines ! That hotel you were in was amazing, it looks so perfect. Filipino food is awesome, I love adobo 😍 pancit looks so yummy. I think that like thing is not a lime it’s called a Calamansi
The food is delicious. Yes Calamansi :)
New subbie here. Mabuhay! Here in the Philippines we are so used using fork and spoon instead of knife and fork. You'll notice it everywhere. Our rich culinary cuisines are a mixture of east and west. There's Malay, Chinese, indian, Japanese, Spanish, Mexican and American influences. Depending on the region though like there's a particular region that likes coconutty and spicy dishes while some likes seafood dishes and others like all veggie dishes. The Philippines is a melting pot of culture since time immemorial. I hope you can visit Manila too
Your son and I are "Tukayo" meaning we had the same name.
welcome welcome welcome! subbed!
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1 or 2 calamansi is for 1 plate of pansit, just remove the seed.
Hello! New subscriber here in Southern California. Enjoy your adventures in Philippines. 👍🏼❤️
Thank you for subscribing :)
Hello welcome! Calamansi (philippine lime) is not a baby lime, that is already at its regular size and maturity, no more larger
Alfonso is well behaved in front of food by not interrupting on your review👍👌
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👏🏻 amazing video ❤ finally trying food from other country that is not Indiaaaaaaaa!! lol 😅 I can’t wait to see you trying more Filipino food 😋☺️☺️👍 by the way u don’t like chicken skin ?? That’s the best part I love ❤greasy fatty stuff lol and also the collagen yummy people thinks that is just fat 😅
13:26 hmm sarap
Use the spoon. IT IS THE MAIN utensil in Filipino dining. The spoon is used to chop off the food instead of the knife. The knife is actually non essential. Use the fork for picking ang pushing the food/rice to the spoon.
That only applies to Filipinos. And it is not an official rule. You don't need to teach them. As long as they are having fun.
Let them eat how they want. Jesus!. I’m sure you’d be butt hurt if you go to their country and people tell you, you don’t eat with a spoon and fork. Ang arte mo pre.
They are not used to that. Let them use whatever they want. Its not easy for them to change right away. Let them enjoy the food
Dont pors dem you eedjot
Im with you Marvin, I honestly cannot believe she used a fork, im in disbelief. I will be telling this to my children and grandchildren and asking them to pass it on so this never gets forgotten to history
Welcome to my country
Thank you! :)
Welcome to the philippines,new subs.here
Thank you!
Watch how Filipinos eat two-handed using the spoon and the fork to scoop the food bits onto the spoon with the fork. No need for a knife if you use the edge of the spoon like it was a knife to slice the meats. Try it and after that you can eat with your hands "kamayan" style.
very cool, thank you!
Most Filipinos entrée are eaten with rice to offset the sweet or saltiness of the food. Rice is Life 😂
We love rice too :)
Please eat with rice :)
New sub here. Enjoy guys and keep safe ❤❤❤
Thank you! :)
Welcome to our Humble Homeland (New Sub) here🇵🇭
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That's a weird pansit as there's a scramble egg on it. You do t out egg on pansit unless it's a batil patong and its a sunny side up egg with cara beef
Jessica you want to have the best Philippine food i suggest you to visit pampanga. that is the food capital of the philippines.
Thank you so much for your recommendation :)
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You are so lovely and friendly. I wish I meet your team someday and I will tour you at my province MINDORO
Ohhhh nice! Where is Mindoro?
@@alfonsoandjessica we are near Palawan. MINDORO is an island and you will enjoy travelling here with boats and explore the so called HIDDEN PARADISE..🥰
Hello! Who's the cameraman?
if you want authentic have filipino friends and go to their house let their mama cook for youor their aunties and uncles. thats the best way usually whats in the restaurant are not good enough
Use the spoon.. filipinos use fork to push the food in the spoon specially rice..
Soy sauce not soya I used to say soya too LOL until I was on a podcast and my friend laughed asked what’s soya sauce and corrected me LMFAO
New subscriber here enjoy staying
thank you! yes we are :)
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First bite😊❤
Instead of using your left barehand, why not using the spoon 😊 Filipino use spoon on the right hand and fork on the left hand or you can use the knife if needed. for best satisfactory experience, it's better to observe the local first and learn before you execute it on your own 😉
valentines day.. so about 2 weeks late 😂😂
Use a spoon