Try Guys Ultimate Filipino Food Taste Test
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2021
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"Our wife Becky"
"Mm hm, mm hm, Becky's here with us, our quadruple."
It's official, my favorite tryship is Becky/Eugene/Keith/Matt/Keith's mustache
@@AxxLAfrikuYou need to stop harrassing people.
I love their dynamic.
You forgot /Keith’s Moustache
Always ❤️ one can dream haha
Those are Becky's brother-husbands.
"they were conquered by the spanish for a while"
*the philippines who were conquered by spain for 333 years:*
Which is /technically/ a while.
A ***whole*** while
a while while.
In comparison, the us is only 244 yrs old... Hhhhhh
For a while.... *thousand yard stare*
"Conquered by Spanish for awhile." yeah for like 300 years XD
HAHAHAHAHAH
You read my mind. That's why I said too. Lmao
I guess he doesn't know that USA colonized us too lol.
Philippines always getting colonized… and wer getting colonized in new ways until now… ;~;
I was just thinking how 300 years translated as a while to others haha but still love them. Lmao
People seem to think that they’re just paying lip service when they say that Fanta pairs well with Filipino food, but they’re actually right. Most Filipinos eat filipino foods with softdrinks and cola, that’s like a staple in a lot of meals and parties.
Coke is life.
*C o k e*
I’m Mexican and my best friend is Filipino, we are colonized cousins 😂.
omg i love that 😂
Omg i love that😂😂😂
I---- 😂😂
Lol this made me chuckle. One of the few good things about the Spanish colonialization was how the galleon trade introduced Mexican ingredients to our shore.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
I am LIVING for Eugene rolling his eyes and saying "colonialism" with disdain.
Time stamp😂
Timestamp?
0:45
while promoting fanta ^^' schwiiirich as u would say in the homecountry of fanta ^^' cx
you read my mind
Fun fact, the Philippines was also colonized by the US for a while. But the US as a country never seems to talk about it.
The US does _not_ talk about it enough. We kinda breeze over it in history class.
@@mirandabee2323 i question a lot about us education on other countries. An american friend actually thought that we are just a country of rice paddies, mountains and beaches. And he was wondering how could I get such great internet in the mountains.
Like yeah, there are no cities in the Philippines, we're all rural areas.
@@SustaJeno its funny that this reminds me of an old similar stereotype in ph as well among cityfolk who view provincials as being from the mountains too haha
I read an American history book and we were only put in as a foot note 😭
Philippines was hard done by the US that's why the US-Ph past connection is almost never brought to the surface. They left Ph hanging similar to what they did to Afghanistan. There's a video floating around RUclips which discusses how the Mexican-Philippines-Hawaii treatment of the US unfolded in the early 1900s. Hawaii obviously, became a US State but the other two ended up as their own sovereign nations.
With all the recent pinoy-baiting allegations youtubers had, i grew skeptical of all these contents, but even during the jollibee eat the menu, you all gave justice to the content by being honest with the food, you give critiques properly unlike others who only hype it up for clout. Thank you try guys. You make your contents educational i appreciate you going the extra mile of respect for different cultures.
Was there a scandal or something going on, I heard that phrase for a minute but didn’t understand it
@@thejudiblushow Basically some foreigners use Filipino culture to bait views and likes. Cos you know, Filipinos are known for their sense of pride in everything Filipino lol (pageants, food, culture, etc.), so somehow foreigners found a way to “exploit” that. Its like how students would “suck up” to their teachers to get better grades lol.
@@soiree4690 oh wow that’s messed up
But didnt they only do this cuz of a sponsor
@@dimly2002 no they do this series sometimes but Fanta is the one who sponsors this specific series only
"Try Guys Ultimate Filipino Food Taste Test"
Filipinos: "IT'S 11 PM HERE BUT WHO HAVE SUMMONED US?"
Literally me, when i saw the notif
ngl that's spot on
True, guess I won't sleep yet then
True 🤣
AND THERES EUGENEE??
I SO appreciate that you guys have real closed captions, I'm a terrible lip reader and the predictive captions are a crap circus. The effort to be inclusive hasn't gone unnoticed.
♡
Facts, I’m not hearing impaired, but watching videos without CC is really hard for me (ADHD). It’s really nice that they add high quality, sometimes funny captions.
I agree! I’m hard of hearing and it’s incredibly helpful. 🥰
As someone whose first language isn't English, but still follows the Try Guys, I also appreciate the closed captions.
I’m autistic and often have to just cancel out any sound due to overstimulation, so I really appreciate this feature as well!!!
5:57 I’m Mexican and I definitely agree with Eugene! When Mexican and Asian cuisine meet is always an amazing combo 🙌🏻
Absolutely right! Specially the combination of Filipino and Mexican food.
@@Art-rx6qz well both cuisines have almost identical flavor profiles.we love sweet,rich,hearty,sour,salty flavors the huge difference is we filipinos eat rice with anything that can be called "ulam".
That’s what filipino food is, Asia and Spanish/Mexican cuisine combined
It’s funny how Canada (especially toronto) is such a melting pot. I’m Jamaican Canadian and my best friend since I was a kid is Filipino, so I been eating all these foods since I was a kid. Tacino, Pancit, Lechon, lumpia and adobo just to name a few of my favourites🤷🏾♂️
toronto is one of the most diverse cities in the world!
Awesome to hear!
lucky
I am from a small town in Alberta and so so much of the population was Filipino or mixed Filipino, which meant my friends and I would trade lunches that the non first gen or non fob kids thought was weird with my Filipino friends and it was like a buffet of Pancit, Lumpia, Adobo, and various other delicious foods
Eugene drinking the vinegar is a legit ASIAN move.
yep
haha yes I do it too 🤣
Dude, I love vinegar.
Yo not asian if you don't sip the vinegar like its a wine. 😅
i just realize that if i give this a like it will have a thousand likes
Becky really brought her husband, her boyfriend, and her best friend to lunch 🙌💜💙
Hahahaha True
Communal wife Becky.
Who is which lolol
That’s why she looks so fit, she has to keep up with three guys
I thought it was husband, husband and boyfriend 😂
Ahhh as soon as my Filipino aunt joined the family and we got lumpia for every gathering, life got a lot better around the holidays tbh. Me and my sister are picky eaters and we just silently corner around the lumpia and eat way too much. And ADOBOOOOOOOOOOO
"I can eat a hundred of these things."
Most people can and a statement i feel most Filipinos support lol.
Becky saying that she could eat hundreds of lumpia speaks to my soul.
Oh yeah, 100%. My local Chinese restaurant has Chinese-Filipino lumpia fusions and let me tell you I could eat those until I explode.
think my record is 30
eating one currently while watching this. Although what I am eating rn is Lumpiang Togue.
Eat to your heart’s content but water is the best beverage.
@@iwillruletheworldyay bet mine is 70
"they were conquered by the spanish for a while"
*sweats nervously in 333 years and also after that, there were 2 more countries who colonized*
3 actually. the brits did for about 2 years
@@mikayadao4163 brits only controlled manila and cavite
One of my favourite moments this episode has been Eugene saying he wants to be the Pina Colada drink and Keith says "you should be" and then Eugene asks what his dress should be and Keith says sheer. They know each other so well! ✨
“conquered by the spanish for a while” got me laughing so hard 😂😂😂 cos ya, 300+ years was a while 😂
Lol
Same. Lol. A very long while. 😂
333 years to be exact
Mas nakakatawa parin yong inihaw nila yong Kwek Kwek cnong tangang Pinoy na nagturo dyan..
Can we all recognize how great Keith was at carrying this Fanta sponsorship throughout the whole video?????
For sure
He got a lot of practice with his hot sauce plugs lol
But for real tho, every Filipino food is good with sodas (even if personally, I don't drink sodas often). Coca Cola has marketed that really well in the Philippines.
I feel like Fanta/they’re exploiting the Philippines’s ardent support for them by emphasizing Fanta as a 5/5 pairing with their dishes. Impressionable fans might buy into this like other countries the US has poisoned/exploited with soda. (Mexico)
@@famshars2389 I can’t tell if u r joking or not but they do Fanta sponsorships with almost every food video
I love how matt and becky are just in the back seat chatting while eugene and keith are doing the video. Like they are really just there for the food and I love it.
keith reminding them of the sponsorship reminds me of the person trying to lead group discussions in class
"For quite awhile" LMAO you guys are funny.
( Ancestors from 333 years screaming in the background )
Screeching like a banshee.
I don't think many people realize this but both Filipino and Mexican cuisine are heavily influenced by Spanish cuisine since they were both once colonies of the said country. Like, we have lechon and mexico has lechon too as well as what we call chicharon, which is fried dried pork rinds. That being said, it's i think one of the main and important factors why filipino and mexican food work together perfectly
Wow i'm from the place in Mexico where every Sunday we have Lechon and Cochinita as breakfast. Now I want to try the Philippine version >w
not only that but mexico and the Philippines actually had a very active economic and cultural trade during the period of spanish colonialism; the governing seat of the philippines was literally in mexico city, not spain, for quite a while. Asian ingredients are used in mexico partially because of this legacy (like chile de arbol, which is descended from asian birds eye chilis), and the Philippines uses a lot of mexican ingredients, like annatto, because of this.
@@ThingsWeSaidToday I knew that the Philippines was being run by a governor-general instead of the king itself but I never knew that the said person would be in mexico. thats a cool fact! i also knew about trading since it was really a common factor in colonialism but didn't know abt the specific goods.
@@paolakoh3472 We also have our own version of Menudo too! Ours is more of a stew than a soup but its a cool fact
I think it’s also fascinating to acknowledge it’s not just Spanish influencing the food with what they brought but it’s what the colonized people do when influenced. I know so many desserts in Spanish colonized places that use up a lot of egg yolks because the Spain’s missionaries would want the egg whites to mix the mortar for their Mission buildings and churches and you can’t let good egg yolk eating go to waste.
I do really appreciate how they're eating chicken feet, blood sausage other unfamiliar foods and not one person says "ew" or anything demeaning the cultures food
The people you guys talked to from the restaurants were so interesting and well spoken. It made the episode really enjoyable beyond just an interesting try guys video
Keith looks like the old grandpa bringing his grown grandkids on an "EPIC" roadtrip.
Eugene: "oh we're gonna be eating Asian food? And Becky's gonna be there? Alright I'll be in the video."
What a way to summon us Filipino people. WE HEED YOUR CALL.
yess hahahahhaa
I totally agrreeeeee esp if its about our food hahah
Lmao I watch any videos that have Filipino food in it
Here we have Keith, And his wife, Becky. And then we have Becky's boyfriend, Eugene. And then we have Eugene's boyfriend, Matt! :D
The thing is adobo have more than 10 different kinds, every region in the phil. Have their own original adobo recipe 😅
Keith is over here carrying this Fanta sponsorship…
*Not a comment on Fanta being paired with Filipino food, just a comment on how cringy the plugs for Fanta are in this video. I completely understand that sponsorships are a necessary part of most content.
He actually said "This actually pairs really well with Fanta..." with a straight face lol.
Everybody in this video seemed like they were acting to me. Nothing felt natural and the Fanta shoutouts were so cringe. The try guys have just felt off to me recently.
I love how they’re eating amazing, fancy, delicious food and they’re “pairing” it with sugar water and pretending to like it lol 😂 they better be getting bank from Fanta
@@leslie3933 I agree completely, it feels very off and staged since a while back. More like they are playing characters rather than being themselves. Sad :(
I love Try Guys, i think sponsorships are necessary to finance their company and allow them to continue producing content that we the viewers enjoy. I'll try to bear with these sponsored videos for that reason.
I love how Becky is sorrounded by the men she loves the most
Minus Shawn Mendes
@@lexilynn7001 yea if Shawn mendes was there she would be the happiest
@@aditis2776 know what’s funny when Keith worked at buzzfeed he met and made a video with Shawn Mendes it was so funny 😂
Oh I didn’t know the try guys when they worked in buzzfeed I only know them since I saw one of thier without a recipe 6 months before and I am already a huge fan and in love with them but if Keith actually met Shawn mendes them that would be so iconic and bieng a fan only for 6 months and ofc for more time after I know a lot about them and I love them so ty for the info
"they were conquered by the spanish for a while" is a huge understatement
I love the vibe of this video. I'm here for Matt and Keith's professional description of flavors🤣
I love the fact that three of them are chaotic usually but whenever there is matt, their chaotic vibe become more to neutral chaotic like a big bro taking care his 3 lil siblings😂
I feel like just adding the words “Filipino” or “Philippines” to anything just automatically summons us Pinoys immediately.
Same energy with Indonesians LMAO
Thats because we are not a very popular country and there is many of us so any little spotlight we will notice lol
This is why the Filipinos love Try Guys. They always make us feel included. They may not know a lot about the country or the culture, but they have always been open to knowing, understanding and trying anything FILIPINO. Maraming Salamat Try Guys!!!! (Translation: THANK YOU TRY GUYS!!!)
Or they might just be using us for views since whenever we Filipinos see the word Filipino they get clicked on
❤️💁🏻♀️🇵🇭
dasurvv!!🥰🥰
SO TRUEEE!!
@@mizukiyamada2371 Or you might just be some sadboi thinking that being a hipster in 2021 is cool. Wag ka na magpaka sadboi. Ang sadboi ginigripuhan sa tagiliran sabay tapon sa ilog.
when eugene said "i would eat adobo everyday" that's literally me
So many cool quote's in this episode.. "being Filipino-American is another thing" .. "struggling with being Filipino enough and American enough.." "Filipino food is a vehicle for remembering you had a good time.."
Becky while eating lumpia: I could eat a hundred of these.
Filipinos going for lumpia at the start of every party: hehe
Fun part where others would grab handfuls of them at parties. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
nah, the greedy ones go get their tupperware to snatch the good stuff before the party is gettin`started.
That mustache makes Keith looks like the step-dad who brought orange slices to soccer practice and took you for pizza afterward... or maybe that's just me.
I see it 10000 percent with some corny and inappropriate dad jokes on the side lmao
He needs a fanny pack that he keeps his wallet and phone in with a too big rugged phone case
YES.
@@allegroskies7621 YES!
@@Ari2_cute Big yes! And that's the day you cement his name as papa Keith.
Si Becky yung pag inimbita sa handaan, hahakot ng madaming lumpia at magbabalot pauwi sa bahay. Girlie saying she can eat thousands of those is so relatable
the way they greeted their filipino fans 🥺♥️ oh myyy. not to be comparing but when they said "hiiiiii" it is so warm-hearted and sweet 🥰🥰
"Conquered by the Spanish for a while..."
YEAH, ALL 333 YEARS OF IT.
I'm the 333th like!
(Is it a good thing or a bad thing?)
I was going to like it but it has 333 so I’ll just comment instead lol
😂😂😂
Keith having a full blown mustache now is like seeing a different person.
Every time i look at him all i can see is Ned Flanders....
Its a porn-stache
He looks like Freddie Mercury now. 🤣🤣🤣✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
reminds me of Ned Flanders from the simpsons
Yeah, I just can't with that. It makes him look like 20 years older.
I haven’t watched a Try Guys video for a while.
I can’t stop staring at Keiths mustache.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It really shines in this video
We were not conquered by the Spanish for a while, we were conquered by them for over 300 years nearly 400 years for that matter.
333 years, our schools say.
Eugene and Keith’s friendship is so wholesome.
I love seeing Matt say that his Fanta pairing is perfect when it's clearly still sealed shut! Lol!!
did i go to the comments to search for this exact thing? yes. I am petty LOL
how do you know it's still sealed? my eyes are blind
I love how they tried the ihaw or street grilling and got the porks blood. I'm half Cambodian and half Filipino so I grew up eating both types of cuisine from both countries.
ahhh as a filipino i'm so happy seeing you guys enjoy our food, it's a big part of our culture !! while jollibee is delicious and i destroy their yumburgers every single time, i'm glad you had a chance to try authentic filipino food (or as authentic as it gets) :D
When the lady said they struggle with either being Filipino or American enough, I felt that. I'm Hispanic and I worry if I am Hispanic enough or American enoguh. I thought I was the only one to struggle with that and I am glad I'm not. We will get there, we are who we are.
You're definitely enough ♡ the percentage or heritage doesn't matter. You're BOTH Hispanic and American. Don't ever let anyone tell you can't identify as one
@@as19J01 thank you 🥺🇬🇹🇺🇸
It’s such a good feeling to know you aren’t alone in this feeling 🙌🏽 For me it’s not Hispanic enough, not Italian enough, and too mixed to be “American” 🙄 I totally get you! ❤️
Nope, definitely not a unique feeling. Sometimes I think the first trauma inflicted on a child of immigrants is being born and raised in a country whose culture is different from their family. No matter how adjusted you are, you end up going through these self identity issues at some point at your life. I appreciate my parents for trying to provide a better future for their children but at the same time, I resent them for not realizing the toll it would take on their children being raised with a culture that is so different from the one they are living in.
Honestly !! I've always felt that I needed to be more grateful that I was privileged enough to be born in a safe town with accessible education (here in the US..) But I've always wondered what it'd be like if I was raised back in Myanmar. It's hard to connect with both sides sometimes, it causes kind of an existential crisis early on. I applaud u for commenting on it as well !!
Eugene & Matt’s vibe is so comfy as a couple. It’s lovely to see.
Wait are they together ? Bc if so I love 💕
@@immortalelena988 yess they've been together for like 8 years I think?? They're the cutest
Yes I love them, seperate and together. They both have such fun personalities and they’re very good at what they do.
comfy
@@hannabostick1397 8 years??? i didn’t know it was that long woahhh
As a Filipino-American that grew up in LA, this vid brought back a lot of nostalgia seeing you guys go to some of my favorite food places
Re-watching this. Appreciate that the Try Guys and Wives are still making content, you guys are my comfort from my daily life. Thank you, Eugene, Keith, Zach and Ned. 😍
I love what Christine said about how Filipino Americans are caught in the crossroads of being Filipino or American enough, but to embrace both cultures which is shown with their food. I myself have a hard time trying to figure out who I am since I'm a Filipino American, so hearing that gave me some justification and knowing just to be yourself and take in fully!
Much Love and Mabuhay!
me too, especially bc i’m only half filipino so i never rlly feel filipino enough :(
This comment encompasses what I feel living simultaneously between the two countries. Food is really what connects me to my heritage.
The fact that Keith with that mustache talks about how much he loves grilling.... His dad vibes are OFF THE CHARTS
"Colonized by the Spaniards for quite awhile." 333 years if I recall.
I suddenly miss drinking softdrinks out of a plastic bag after watching this ahahahahaha
"your world of flavor here is remarkable"
menudo, afritada, kaldereta, and mechado are shaking
Why am I NOT SURPRISED wuth this comment???
😅
Lmfao I couldn't agree more XD Like, what the hell is the difference???
I literally still get confused about these
i was waiting for someone to say this😩💀
Me , aFilipina woman with two degrees and just recently finished her masters:
My proudest moment as an adult is being able to differentiate those four dishes. 😂
I appreciate them eating chickens feet and some of the innards without making a huge deal of it. I understand for most people who have never come in contact with any of those foods to be taken aback, but sometimes their reactions are so disrepectful and over the top, it's like, alright...chill the fuck out.
The cornbread babinka is reminding me of something I've seen my aunts from Trinidad make. They also make pastries in banana leaves.
Fun fact: In Filipino mythology, there is a god of homosexuality
until the spanish colonials came and erase or demonize everything we have just to convert to christianity
@@MazdaTiger then there are filipinos who are proud of this colonialism😂😂
Wait what
Matt holding up his unopened Fanta: “I love the orange flavor so much…”
Lol yeah. I could tell he was like "Oh right we have to do this weird sponsor thing. Quick say something nice"
Yeah theyre pretty heavy handed with the fanta sponsor
They’re exploiting famously nice Filipino fans’ support by emphasizing Fanta as a perfect match. The US screwed over Mexico (skyrocketing obesity and diabetes over ghastly trade deals) + other countries with soda and now they’re capitalizing on the Philippines.
@@famshars2389 This isn't their first video with a Fanta sponsorship so it's not just aimed towards Filipinos that are watching this. Might I suggest adding a Sponsor Block for YT to add to Google Chrome so you can skip most of the sponsoring?
Cause it's his second bottle.. uh duh!!! 🙄😂
It's kind of perfect that this is sponsored by Fanta as Coca-Cola actually doesn't produce Fanta in the Philippines because in 2007, Coke bought and distributes Royal Tru (a local orange soda brand) because it outsold both Fanta and Mirinda by a lot
ahahaha i used to call fanta the western royal xD
Oh that’s why! I remember having Fanta as a kid.
CROSSOVER TRY GUYS X GENSHIN EPISODE
sincerely, a Eula main
I absolutely love when you guys highlight different people, food and cultures ❤. What a great video.... oh and Becky is the best.
I am so late with this video (had a storm and wifi was down 😂) i am estatic that you guys tried filipino food and loved it! As a viewer all the way here in the philippines, this made me extremely happy! ❤
i like how eugene always recognizes the disgusting history that the other ppl r always dancing around. like when matt says filipino food is a melting pot, Eugene rightfully says colonialism and that acknowledgment and bluntness are required.
The Philippines is a melting pot before the Spaniards, Japanese, or the Americans colonized us. The country is the center of trade back then.
Actually, the Philippines being a melting pot is not really about "colonialism" or us being subjected by Western Empires, but more on "trade" between civilizations, including Spain. Colonialism was just a small part of what makes us a "melting pot"" of cultures and cuisines. The Philippines being the center of Southeast Asia, has been a trading stop for both India, China, and Southeast Asian kingdoms at that time so the fusion was already there before the Spanish have arrived. Also, the waves of Chinese migrants in the 19th and 20th centuries also contributed to the more newer "Chinese" influence in our cuisine, such as the "siopao" and the "siomai" dimsum dishes that got Filipinized over time.
No. Their food has always been something unique. They were colonized by the Spanish, but they take inspiration from a lot of things.
@@justherefor Yeah, and we had our own letters and words and even government, and traded a lot with the Chinese, Malays, Arabs, and other surrounding countries. The Philippines were also really rich with gold before we got colonized, since according to Magellan’s notes there were so much gold used for the decorations and houses.
Things I've learned:
-Becky is the Try Guy common-law wife.
-LA has a Phillipino town
-I need some Phillipino food RIGHT NOW
Filipino*
We also learned
-Fanta pairs well
As a Filipino I never knew we had our own town in LA. You always hear of Little Italy, Chinatown, and Koreantown but never Filipinotown. I have to visit these spots in LA now.
how hard is it to spell FILIPINO.. its literally in the title
@@ukkaju2751
Of course you know, that now I will never spell it right.
I love how open you guys are to different food.
I personally have Filipino parentage and love try guys, couldn't stop smiling watching this video. It was almost surreal to see my childhood foods featuring on a try guys video! Great content as usual
Three of the best Filipino shops in Historic Filipino town! La’ing from Hifi and bibingka cornbread from Parks Finest- chefs kiss 👨🏾🍳
Yehey!mabuhay!
I love it when Eugene slips a "Ya'll" into conversation.
not many channels do Jamaican food and it'd be...really cool to know if there's any good ones in Cali so PLEASE do a Caribbean food hunt! (not too spicy too bc haha my tummy can't handle spice either lol! Bring a Try who can handle spice tho obvi~)
1:22 true, sometimes you can even see people out on the street crying.
Keith is the MVP of try guys. We don't appreciate him enough!!!!
I appreciates the flames every time Keith mentioned the food being spicy😭❤️
love keith!
Being a Mexican person living in Mexico, I've never had access to foods from around the world. We don't really do diversity here, unfortunately, at least not like in the US. So it was baffling to see just HOW similar our cuisine is to Filipino cuisine. I DEFINITELY have to try it if I ever get the chance!
All my love
Have you ever heard of the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade? If not, I suggest you look it up. During Spanish colonial times, there was cultural exchange and influence happening directly between Mexico and the Philippines, broadening what similarities we have beyond the shared experience of Spanish colonization. Also, apparently many of the Filipino men on board jumped ship and settled in Mexico, so there are Mexicans from that area with Filipino lineage. I am Filipino American from California, and I always love learning about the similarities between Filipino culture and Mexican culture with my Mexican friends. We are very much primas/primos/mga pinsan!
You can try eating filipino food by cooking with filipino recipes. I suggest Sisig and Adobo. or a breakfast like Tapsilog.
Hehe the similarities does not end at mechado, adobo, tsokolate, and even banana leaf based desserts. Culture, religion, vicks vapor rub, our mothers throwing slippers like shurikens and ofcourse us being family oriented literally makes us relatives 😂
Much love. We are kindred spirits and practically cousins hahah
It really is crazy how similar they are.
I watched this video idk when and don’t know who they are before and rewatching now... I love this! 😄
Love seeing Matt and Becky not arguing, Haha
Love that you love our food ❤
Once you dig deeper into Filipino foods, learn how the different sweet, sour, salty, savory, spicy and other condiments and dips are used to contrast the initial flavor of the dish so you have taste counterpoints and combinations. Ask the the staff of a Filipino restaurant what condiment or dipping sauce goes well with the dish you ordered.
Next, learn how to (1) eat with your hand (usually just one hand) while using the other hand for your drink, serving spoons, and plate; (2) how to use a paired spoon and fork to spear and slice food chunks or to load grains and mushy food on to your spoon. No need for a knife.
I didn't know Keith's mustache was here to stay. He's giving of major dad vibes and I've got mixed feels about it 😅
imo i love it idk y but i do
He would be such a great dad!
It's both dad vibes and porn-stache vibes, and I'm undecided so far 🤔
im in love with it
Keith needs to lose the pornstache.
I immediatly noticed that YB didn't edite this one. It's not bad editing, but it is less energetic and noticeble. I like how when YB edites the editing itself feels like another person making jokes and all.
I liked the japonese street food video a lot more, just because of that I think.
you are so right
Especially with the "happy birthday Becky" edit
"Divided by the ocean but flavors combine" 💕 like there's differences in the asian cuisine per country but flavors do combine ❤
Matt should be on eating the menu episodes, his explanation of the food is so good!!
Matt: But Oranges arnt even ora-
Everyone else: SHHH Fanta told us to say it
Right? Got tired of the Fanta 5 honestly. Went a little too hard this episode
It warms my heart seeing that lady give them Fanta in a bag. Before my grandma immigrated to the states, she and her family used to sell soda in a bag to recycle the cans for money. Now, she sews on occasion and parties way too much lol
I'm from Honduras and we do this too. Made my heart warm. Pulperias are like mini Market and they sell soda like this unless you ask for the bottle
The counterpart of Fanta in the Philippines is called "Royal". To my knowledge, there are only two flavors, orange and lemon. In the 90s, though, Fanta was bottled and sold in the Philippines but it competed directly with Royal, so Coca-Cola stopped production and distribution in the Philippines.
"Talib" is slang in Cebuano (a language in the Philippines) for female genitals.
the food you guys grilled are called "inihaw"! my personal favorites are isaw (chicken intestines) and tenga ng baboy (pork ears) :D altho i think it would be hard to get there, u should try it out when u have the chance!
I'm a Filipino planning to move to LA next year, and I'm honestly terrified. Finding out that there's a Filipinotown in LA is really comforting and assuages some of my terror.
Filipinotown is pretty small, but there's a TON of Filipinos all around LA. You'll be fine!
There is an issue of gentrification going on in HiFi, but the food is great and you can find a lot of homelike things. There is a seafood city and jolibee, along with other mom and pop shops
Im a Filipino from Canada who went yo visit LA 4 years ago. And yes no worries. Lots of Filipinos there! Ayos!
Just a tip, don't eat there immediately after settling but when you're really homesick and miss the taste because they won't taste "authentic" when you're still used to our dishes like they taste filipino but really weird. They'll taste great and nostalgic once you get used to LA's food
im a Filipino for me this is not a Filipino food.thats all
Keith is giving off “Dad that watched too much Magnum PI” vibes.
It's Daddy's favourite show.
He looks like Ed Kemper with that mustache
@@kaleighnicole5405 oh nooooo I can't unsee it
@@saoirsemclave1313 same. It’s kinda tripping me out
Happy and proud to represent guys! Keep flying our Filipino food heritage 🇵🇭 🇺🇸!!
the bag soda fact in Mexico and Central America does the same lol
As a Filipina, I wish you guys got to try other authentic everyday Filipino cuisine!! Sinigang, Arozcaldo, Pinakbet, Tinola, Pancit, Palabok, Dinuguan, Tapa, and so much more!!
SAAAMMMMEEEE. These are amazing and I wish they got to try it especially yung mga ulam. It's always adobo when foreigners try our food.
I'll go with sinigang and Pinakbet. Haha they would be so shock that a plant based ingredients would be used as savory dish. 😆
Same! i think these establishments are all filipino-american so i could see the strong american influence in their dishes. I bet it’s delicious but i’d also appreciate if they try other filipino foods.
Wish to try these someday..
I have such a bias for this group of four, mainly because I love the Keith/Eugene friendship and how they basically share a wife and a husband at this stage.
Everything I love in one video!!!! Filipino food, Matt and Eugene ❤️, and Becky and Keith. Thank you for featuring the Filipino culture. Love you guys!!! ❤️
Bring back this series please!!! ❤❤❤ so fun zach and maggie could come too
Keith couldnt be daddy’s favorite… so he just became a dad with his moustache and grill
HAHAHAHHAHA
They should’ve tried Halo-Halo, a Filipino desert that’s kind of like a mix between milkshakes and like a fruit boba kind of thing going on
Bruh that sounds so good.
-furiously googles Filipino restaurants in my area-
God yes. I haven't had Halo Halo before, but it's on my 'I need to try this food before I die' list because it looks so good! Along with chicken feet and Filipino spaghetti. 🤤
Also, I'm very much uninformed on Filipino culture and food, but it seems like there's a bit of a sweet theme?
Didn’t they have that when they travelled to Asia?….
Bless you for introducing this newfound delicacy to my brain.
This has inspired me to search for some Filipino food in my city! If anyone knows good spots for Filipino food around Melbourne, hit me up!
i love these videos where the gang gives local places some exposure. i love filipino cuisine (becky talking about how she could eat hundreds of lumpia, amen becky) and all of these places look wonderful.