My First Impressions of TAGAYTAY 🇵🇭 Enjoying Cassava Suman
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- This is my first time visiting Tagaytay. I wanted to explore around a bit but had to fight the rain off. The weather has been very unpredictable here in the Philippines.
I took a trike up to Picnic Grove where I encountered some friendly horseback riding salesmen, as well as walked around the park taking in all the sights.
Afterwards, I wandered down to try some Cassava Suman at Roots & Beans. Ube, Jackfruit, and chocolate filled delicacies made from the roots of the Cassava plant. A must try!
Some helpful cyclists gave me directions and showed me the plant it was made from.
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1:22 Trike Ride To Picnic Grove
4:20 Following the Horseback Riding Salesmen
7:35 Exploring Picnic Grove
17:00 Ziplines ( not me lol)
21:35 Trying Cassava Suman
#Philippines #Tagaytay #Tater
Having grown up in the neighboring town of Imus, Picnic Grove was a popular place even in those days, and you're right, that place is ancient!!
I really hope this channelgrows big along with the British Vlogger I often watch (Mergim),
it's just so genuine that I love how you don't sugarcoat words about describing the places you visit, that's what I'm here for, to see genuine reaction
Keep safe and have a great day ahead brother!
I Appreciate you brother, ty for the well wishes. All in due time
Hi Tater! Thanks for exploring Tagaytay😄 Now I see some view about the place. Stay safe and always bring umbrella with you coz the weather is unpredictable.
I've never heard of Roots and Beans... you might be the first to show us that resto in Tagaytay! Will try that on our next trip to Tagaytay. Thanks!
You should! great stuff there
Keep exploring tater i always excited for your nee vlog.. keep it up !
I'm here when it's still at 12k subs.. in the next month or 2 it's gonna be 50k subs and nxt year, 100k, why? Because this guy is a cool guy. Your contents tater is just so raw and spontaneous, no need for fancy cinematic effects and filters, your sense of humor and talking is enough to entertain your viewers. It's just like you're taking us with you in your journey. Keep it up brother and stay safe. Keep em videos coming and I can't wait for your next adventures anywhere in the world.
Jon from Philippines, now living in Michigan USA.
29.8K subscribers now
8months ago but still i'm here to support you, you love Philippines cause you came back again, enjoy Tater i've been following you since you visit 🇵🇭
I only found out about this channel this month. Wish I found out about it sooner.
What if my heads extra large?.lololol Love the truly biodegradable packaging for the food. Banana leaves. wow, that's cool
Straight from the jungle 😂
I'm craving for cassava suman right now!
My all time favorite suman cassava even the cake/pudding version is awesome! Love that small store& dining place! Be there when I go back home for sure!
Nice Vid! It would help boost the subs when you have a business card showing your YT name on it and hand it over to the persons you interacted with. Also, a good idea if you have a custom small sticker with your YT name as well and stick it over to the food stalls you have eaten but ask first if okay to put stickers on their shops.
BUSINESS CARDS to give to all you meet Tater bro! Give it a try & surely you'll see a significant increase in your subscribers. Like your content...you got what it takes! You just have to put it out there more by handing out your business cards.
Goodluck!
The sticker is a great idea too. 👍
Like Go with ALI And Harry Jaggard 😂😄 Not Shy giving away their Channel Card to make people’s to subscribes ✌️👌👋👍🙏💕
I think only locals (usually who can’t afford the restaurants along the highway) go to Picnic Grove. It’s seen better days. Seems they don’t really maintain it anymore. But if you want some open space for your kids to run around in open air (esp after being cooped up during pandemic), this will be a perfect place to go to.
I totally agree! For a picnic and some Taho/snacks it seems like a great place for an afternoon.
Not really. I'm from Manila, we go to Picnic Grove and cook burgers and stuff with a portable butane stove. 😊😉 It's fun. We just buy all the materials in the big groceries along Aguinalado Hi-way.
Man Cassava is great, that Suman I prefer than the rice based one but hey lots of sticky rices and similar to that family you should try, ask a local of different ones and give us your reaction on those different types of "kakanin" (I agree on the other comments, your honest way of describing what you see is refreshing hehe)
watched this again, did a shot everytime u said tagayyti. you rock tater
I like the way you tip the vendors. Some vloggers don't give tips probably because of very tight budgets. Suman is one of my favorite Kakanin or Dessert. Enjoy!
12:45 this is sad that they not maintained the walkway before it was nice and beautiful That bridge is nice before but now looks old. I hope the govt in tagaytay rehabilitate it again so that more tourist will come and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the place. They charged for entrance fee i hope the money they charged help them make the place more nice and beautiful.
Hope you got to see the beautiful Taal Volcano clearly in the next vlogs... I wonder if Vulcan Point is still intact. It's a small island inside the crater. Coz before the massive eruption in 2020, there's actually a lake within the crater. And within that lake is Vulcan Point, which they call "an island within a lake within a volcano within a lake within an island (Luzon) within an ocean." 😆
That hurt my brain a little bit 😂small spoilers, yes i did get a view eventually haha
Yes I went horseback riding in 2018 last time I Visited the Philippines we went inside the Crater Lake it’s so beautiful and the Town right by the lake they have a best Restaurant I don’t know if it’s still there Coz the 2020 Eruption Wiped the Whole Area’s…. Nice Videos Tater Thanks for Sharing 👋👍✌️🙏👌💕
@@piacash5216 Oh wow, great that you got to do that. I've also seen a foreign vlogger couple do that before the 2020 eruption and they even swam in the sulfuric lake. But you can only do it for less than 15 mins., i believe. The water was also very hot. I think that was already a portent that it was gonna erupt in the coming months.
@@moondustgirl2132 YES The TOUR GUIDE TOOK US THERE WE HAVE TO LEAVE THE HORSE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE MT COZ WE HAVE TO HIKE Up…. THE WATER Is Sizzling AND VERY HOT IN SOME PARTS AND U CAN SMELL the GAS CLOSER TO THE CRATER…. ✌️🙌👋
I'm amazed how Filipinos u encounter are really good in understanding and speaking English.
I LOVE 💕 THE CASSAVA SUMAN I LIKE it Better than the Rice one my Favorite…Nice Videos TATER 🙏👍👍👍✌️👌👋💕
That weather is perfect to try what Tagaytay is known for: Bulalo Soup. It is a kind of beef stew where the beef and bone marrow is cooked for hours in broth. You should try one in a restaurant called Bulalo Capital.
I foresee some bulalo in my future 👍😄
@@tatertravels the best bulalo in Tagaytay is still at the 2nd floor of Mahogany Public Market. You should try crispy tawilis too (fish indigenous to Taal lake).
Hello Tater. I’m from Quezon City, Metro Manila and I’ve been watching your videos for the past two weeks I think. You’re pretty entertaining to watch I must say and very gracious. I’m glad you’re enjoying all the local delicacies so far. But don’t be afraid to say when you don’t as food is very subjective. Besides, it’s how one says it that matters ultimately. Like you can say you are not too fond of something without being impolite.
Interestingly, I am learning stuff from you, a foreign visitor, about some of our food. Like I have never eaten sizzling sinigang. So now you got me all curious, hehe.
Anyway keep up the good vlogs and hope your channel blows up real soon. Take care in your travels !
I want some of those cassava suman. I would buy the ones with ube, macapuno(coconut) and langka(jackfruit). So hard to find some delightful and yummy kakanin(snacks) like that. Now I gotta go2 to Tagaytay, Cavite coming from Gen.Trias, Cavite 😂 traffic! A Pinay/American/Canadian here. Tater you gotta try buko pie(coconut). It’s also good. Are you staying longer if so go back to Makati and get your extension visa in Makati or either BGC. Don’t go2 Intramuros it’s a long line. Keep exploring Philippines so much to see but if you ask me I wouldn’t know where to go 😂. Take care 🙏
I did try some Buko pie! Unfortunately not on camera for you guys to see, but a very nice lady gave me a slice to try from her shop. I ended up buying some other coconut snacks from her for her kindness.
It was delicious!
Yiu cant go wrong w cassava cake, suman.
Once i visit tagaytay, ill visit that place
Wow 💖💖
Wow is right
I like your adventure with no plans or exact destination, it's all spontaneous when you're in unfamiliar place. It's funny tho you found that random suman store, coz I like suman too. 👍 They're filling. Lol
You need to try the rice suman as well Tater. They're also good.
Nice vid
Appreciate you ✌️
Yes
Hahaha, Tater!! That's why you go to Picnic Grove, to ride the horses, hahaha!!! I remember my younger years, and I'm 60.
Dang "Tater" you butchered then cassava cakes, I'm sure you meet your carbs for the week on those alone. Happy tripping brotha!!! LOL 😆 🤣
Hi Tater! I just saw an ad pop up before your video started & didn't skip it. Does that mean your channel problem is finally fixed? Hoping it is 🙏
I won't be sure until I apply for monetization. I still have awhile until then, probably a couple weeks.
But it can't be a bad sign. So that's good lol
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Road to 2k subs 😎
Well passed it
You need to go back there another time when it's sunny. The Taal Volcano erupted not so long ago, and they probably haven't risen since that time.
You should try The Original Buko Pie somewhere there in Tagaytay or Laguna. They have the best fresh buko pie you'll ever taste. Buko = Coconut
2nd comment 😁
I have commented 27 times on this channel.
Its moonsoon season bro.. best have an umbrella or raincoat ready everytime you go out.. and you dont need to tip tricycles and taxis coz they already pvercharged you already
.. not the same.with jeepneys and motorcycle apps....
I always have an umbrella in my camera bag now after Baguio. I don't mind walking in the rain but the Typhoon is another thing entirely lol
Nice places to visit at tagaytay,
1.Crosswind
2. Taal vista hotel
3. Sky ranch
4. Mahogany market
5. Eat beef bulalo
The leaves looks like a Marijuana😂😂
Always bring umbrella bro
I had one! I just don't like to use it if I don't have to 😄
try bulalo sir in tagaytay!
Coming right up!
Woah! You ate three cassavas in one eating. Next time you can peel the leaf so that you wont get your fingers sticky
i love jacob with hair,,, handsome
Tagaytay! Good choice! Bad weather
Tater, best time to visit the place is sunny day. Try visiting peoples park as well. Enjoy.
Very true! People's Park coming up 😄
Near Tagaytay is Taal heritage town where you can see hundreds of colonial homes and buildings
350 1 hour horse ride ain't bad at all....in manila it's 3000 for the intramurus horse tour and they want a tip afterwards lol....I'm sure there was way more red lining on this one also tho....after all it is the Philly Willy
I was trying to look for your other channel coz I subscribed to that one already, one that already has 6k subscribers but I couldn't find it, this one has 1k subs, I wonder what happened? Where is it?
It's a rainy day for Tater
Still a great day! 😀
Good luck tater
ty kindly!
The place looks like it hasn't been rebuilt after a typhoon.
😂
5:05 James "Makabuntis" jr.😂 makabuntis means the one that could impregnate a female lmaoo
Tater the ube man😁
Its too good, seriously.
@@tatertravels you should try UBE HALAYA, its a dessert .
@@tatertravels You're the second foreign vlogger i've seen who has fallen in love with UBE. 💜
Tapioca tree is another name for cassava.
Tiki tiki is a baby vitamin
I thought he was calling me a Tiki for a second, like a statue lol.
Bhahaha Ride a Horse durinh Rainy time
They respect your decision for not riding horse thats good.
Yes i appreciated that, it's not always the case lol
To bad you got here during the rainy season
30:17 its xNova 😂
"Tiki tiki for baby" tiki tiki is a vitamin that is good for baby and claims to let them grow good lol
better buy an umbrella next time.
I have one ☔☔
150 is expensive
Yeah, I realized after a few days that the trike drivers near the hotels/malls were charging alot more. If I walked down the street and hailed one while driving it was generally in the 50-100 range.
You have to learn not to tip so much in the Philippines. Most charge foreigners more already. It’s not like the US where it’s customary to give 20% tip
Yeah, I think the Trike guys might be out to get me lol. But I would like to keep doing it at the vendors at least.
I'm very used to doing it everywhere, it might take awhile for me to adjust.
@@tatertravels I am a Filipina living in US so it’s really customary to tip 20% in US but in the Philippines , it’s not necessary to tip vendors. Even restaurants have a service charge already in the bill. We want you to stay longer enjoying the Philippines and though am sure you have a lot of funds now , just don’t be over generous and only tip when necessary.
Joker
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