Friendly Filipino Tells Us Where to Eat | Delicacies Manila 🇵🇭
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- We are in Mandaluyong, Manila, Philippines and more hungry than ever!
In this video, we were heading out for some local noodles, but at our way there we met these awesome locals who recommended us the first restaurant we're eating at.
At this restaurant we tried Ramen in two different variants, and also some delicious salad.
Then, it's the next day and where on yet anther local gem of a restaurant. This time we tried Porridge which is supposedly a very popular lunch dish in the Philippines. We saw every local ate it, thus, we had to as well...
After leaving the restaurant, we ate some Turon which we bought from a lady selling in the street.
Turon is a very famous dessert in the Philippines! (it was really good)
Next, day we're back at the restaurant we had Porridge, but this time to try Palabok and Tapsilog which are two very popular dishes as well.
It's nice that you interact with locals. Yes, Filipinos are friendly whether poor, middle or rich = foreigners have the same treatment.
Indeed! Filipinos are SUPER friendly 🤩 So Interactive
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Thank you for visiting the Philippines. Enjoy
Thank you for the nice comment :D
My favorite A-ha song btw is 'Hunting High and Low'. Loved the music video as well. Very cutting edge at the time like the 'Take On Me' video. :)
Ahh yes! Love that one
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The people in this place are very welcoming! The locals are very friendly. More good vibe videos in the Philippines!
Yess! Very good vibes in Mandaluyong 🤩🙌
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Thank you! We have so much fun making these videos :D
Whenever I watch your videos, i become really hungry. 😅
Hahah, you are welcome 😂
Porridge is lugaw in tagalog😊❤
Whaat! Thanks for informing us 😍
Nice video 👍💖🎉😊
Thank you ❤️
I also like to add vinegar to my rice porridge (known in Philippines as arroz caldo or lugaw) especially if garnished with fried tofu and crispy pork chopped into small cubes. Also very good with more than one kalamansi😉. That pancit palabok is one of the many varieties of pancit (noodle) dishes we have. Palabok sauce is rich in shrimp flavor, sometimes they garnish with shredded anchovies. Yum yum. That turon is a favorite afternoon snack (merienda). If what you tried didn't have jackfruit, then you must go on the hunt for turon with jackfruit and try it with in combination with ube ice cream 😋🍜🍴🥣
Oo nice! Thanks for all the good advice 🤩 Crispy chopped pork is really nice! We tried that in Divisoria market. Our Turon was banana, gotta try jackfruit!
@lostandjetlagged Turon always made with ripe banana but the ones with added jackfruit (langka) are even better AND if eaten with ube ice cream even betterest 🤣 😋😛🤩
I don’t know that you put Vinegar in Arroz Caldo 🤔🤔🤔
That's the characteristic of Filipino....stay in injoy...Love you all❤️❤️❤️
Filipino people are some of the most friendly in the world we think. Thank you, have a great day :D
Thank you for being their in my country
Your good guys you keep exploring Filipino street food and carinderia it's so cheaper out there compare to brand restaurant and the food was delicious you can living in the Philippines in comportable life like locals without having big spendces
Indeed! Places like these are so authentic and the food is incredible 🙌
Bro we have the same taste, Me too really like to eat local foods budget meal, it is very affordable 😊
You have good taste! 🤩 delicious
Hello our good friend, there ae lots of beautiful places you can find outside Manila, beaches in Batangas in the south near Manila or in La Union north of Manila or in Pampanga and Subic. Also Baguio city the summer capital of the Philippines north of Manila. You just need to find Bus terminals in Cubao Quezon city, Victory Bus Liner going to Bsguio city, you can ask Filipinos for directions. Try first explore the Ortigas center in Manila and go to Shang-rila Mall and Hotel in Mandaluyong, then beside is the SM Megamall 2nd biggest mall next to SM Mall of Asia then at the back is the futuristic The Podium Mall, also near are the huge Ayala Mall and the Robinson's Mall in just one area in Ortigas. And also go to Araneta City in Cubao Quezon City, then Eastwood City in Libis and the Alabang Town Center beautiful places to explore. Enjoy exploring . Please stay in the Philippines and grow your channel 👍💖🙏😇😊
Wow thank you so much for all the recommendations! I think we have a lot we can explore in Manila still.
the pasta is called Palabok its my favorite 😋
Oo, you have good taste 🤤 seems like it's very popular
I always find it so cool seeing foreign food places in other countries because the love of foreign food is one of the few things that stays the same with the food culture no matter what country you're in haha. I especially like when they aren't fully faithful to the actual culture they get the food from because it's so neat seeing how other cultures modify foods. I know what Americanized foods are like, but I don't know what it's like in other countries until I see it. Although visually to me the ramen looks pretty traditional, but then again ramen is so heavily customizable that it's hard to say what is and isn't traditional ramen... Plus I'm not japanese lol
I always enjoy watching you guys trying different Filipino foods. You guys are so friendly, too. Enjoy!❤
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I hope you guys tried balut. It’s masarap! 😋
Your porridge already has enough sourness from the calamansi so no need to add vinegar. We add a little soy or fish sauce into our porridge. But of course it's up to your likings 😊. The banana dessert in a lumpia wrapper is called turon.
Yeah! I think we just really like the vinegar 😅 Turon! Delicious 🤤
Wow Most Foreigners don’t like Vinegar 😂😅😂✌️👍👍👍👌👋💕🇺🇸
Try Sisig In letchon famous food philipino
We just ate Lechon! Coming video Saturday 🙌
The crushed crispy pork on top of the Arroz Caldo (porridge) is called Chicharon which we also eat by itself as a snack (like chips). Arroz Caldo has ginger so it's really nice to eat too when you're sick and don't have much of an appetite.
Turon is a very common banana snack here along with Banana-Q. Both have caramelized sugar.
Jollibee has palabok too on their menu.
Tapsilogan is the eatery where they specialize in Tapsilog. Tapsilog is short for Tapa (the marinated beef) Sinangag (garlic rice) and Itlog (egg). You should also try Tosilog which has Tocino, a sweetened pork. Very good too. :)
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Thank you so much for the explanation and recommendations. There is so much delicious food to explore in Philippines. I already saw I got fatter 😂
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@@lostandjetlagged don't eat much chicharon though ... your cardiologist will get angry. it's fried pork fat so not very heart friendly. sadly, as with many things in life, the really good ones are usually bad for you haha! I hope you enjoyed your stay!
@@mocabe01 haha words! The sad reality. We're on a food trip tho, so we're just trying everything in sight!
Mix well the noodles and the sauce of palabuk.😂😂❤
Are you in Mandaluyong area guys?😊🤗
Yess!
Those are aren't even Filipino foods ramen is from japan! You should asked if they have mammy ! The Filipino noodle, its a good thing you tried LUGAW (street poridge), TAPSILOG and PALABOK these are the Filipino foods! Tapsilog is a short term fro TAP-TAPa(PART OF BEEF), SI-SIna'ngag(FRIED RICE), LOG-itLOG(EGG).
Ahhh yeah! That's true. But all the food was incredible regardless. I think we might have tried mammy in Divisoria market, we have a video from there