Koreans Try Filipino Food For The First Time - Pancit Canton, Sizzling Sisig, Liempo / Hoontamin

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
  • One of the most popular stir-fried noodles in the Philippines 'Pancit Canton', one of the most famous traditional dishes in the Philippines 'Sizzling Sisig', and barbecued thick pork belly 'Liempo'.
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  • @hong4971
    @hong4971 Год назад +72

    For the sisig, you need to mix them while it is hot so the egg will be cooked then squeeze it with calamansi, sprinkle some soy sauce and add hot sauce. Best paired with San Miguel beer and rice too. Thanks for trying our food. You can also try Bulalo (Korean version of Galbitang).

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thank you for the information!

    • @jepRN
      @jepRN Год назад

      ​@@hoontamin it's not an authentic sisig. The real sisig doesn't have egg and mayonnaise.

    • @beashemmad.sayson545
      @beashemmad.sayson545 4 месяца назад

      @@jepRNbut there are always variations, for the authentic it should just be called original, since it’s the blueprint.

  • @carlbianzon7711
    @carlbianzon7711 Год назад +21

    Usually if a Filipino dish has a lot of different ingredients, we mix them.
    You can never go wrong with mixing as long as it's served in one plate.

  • @luciferhill9105
    @luciferhill9105 Год назад +10

    Thank you for enjoying and appreciating our Filipino dishes, love from Philippines🇵🇭💕

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thank you for your comment😊

  • @hakdog8220
    @hakdog8220 Год назад +10

    thank you for appreciating our food and culture 🎉🎉🎉

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for the comment!

  • @ganymede12283
    @ganymede12283 Год назад +1

    When he said I need some alone time, I feel it. 😊
    Sometimes eating alone makes you savor the food more. The taste sinks from the depths of your soul as you eat it.

  • @Armand0627
    @Armand0627 Год назад +1

    Pano playing in the back. One of the best Filipino songs ever

  • @riaconradt2554
    @riaconradt2554 Год назад +9

    Filipinos normally eat the meat together with the rice. It’s unfortunate that the sisig wasn’t mixed before it was eaten to have the full taste of the dish. We always order sisig now when we go to any Philippine restaurant if they have it since we tried it. It’s soooo gooood!

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Next time I can't miss it!

  • @Chebella
    @Chebella Год назад +7

    안녕하세요~ 훈타민 채널에 함께 출연한 일상 유튜버 깨벨라입니다!
    필리핀 현지에서도 안 먹은 음식을 한국에서 접해 봤는데 필리핀 현지식 너무 맛있었고 고기 먹으러 또 가고 싶어요 😋
    훈타민님 재밌게 촬영해 주셔서 감사합니다!

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      2번째 촬영분이 제일 먼저 업로드 되었네요 ㅎㅎ 다른 두 편도 재밌게 제작해서 올릴게요! 즐겁게 촬영에 함께해 주셔서 고맙습니다~!

  • @virginiad.franco6566
    @virginiad.franco6566 Год назад +5

    Filipina here.. Thanks for appreciating our food. You're always welcome to visit the Philippines.

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment! 🥰

  • @hoontamin
    @hoontamin  Год назад +23

    '깨벨라' 채널도 많이 사랑해주세요! Please love 'Che bella' channel too!
    www.youtube.com/@Chebella

  • @veeblue3599
    @veeblue3599 Год назад +7

    Hello, in eating sisig it is supposed to be mixed altogether first before eating. Glad you enjoyed it ❤️

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment and the tip!

  • @justinvids2022
    @justinvids2022 Год назад +40

    When you eat Sisig next time, make sure you mix everything first ☺️

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +9

      Thanks for the tip!

    • @justinvids2022
      @justinvids2022 Год назад +5

      @@hoontamin Of course! Also try Lumpiang shanghai and Papaitan. My Korean student and her family loved them when they tried them before.

    • @nhelolaco5105
      @nhelolaco5105 Год назад +2

      @@hoontamin ..and don't forget also the BEER with eat..(y) 👌👌

    • @forgvin2531
      @forgvin2531 Год назад +1

      And squeeze kalamansi to it

  • @wewellagiadan7493
    @wewellagiadan7493 Год назад +2

    Hello guys .i appreciate and im so Happy both of u guys uve been here to explore and enjoy as long as u want . happy journey

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @wbm7651
    @wbm7651 Год назад +7

    There are many variations of sisig nowadays. Authentic Kapampangan sisig from the province of Pampanga in Luzon is serve without egg and mayonaise. This version is nearest to a dish called "dinakdakan". Also kangkong is called water spinach if I am not mistaken. That green thing in the pancit canton is called "string beans"

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for the information!

    • @elibo0n
      @elibo0n Год назад

      Water spinach, also known as Morning glory, Swamp cabbage, or Water convolvulus, is a versatile vegetable used in almost every Asian cuisine.

    • @gergsergser
      @gergsergser Год назад

      It's called Manila sisig, dinakdakan uses pig's brain instead of mayonnaise and is not servered in sizzling plate.

  • @EngrishVT
    @EngrishVT Год назад +4

    i enjoy how you explain thee food it's better than other reactors already

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @FilipinaAndTheForeigner
    @FilipinaAndTheForeigner Год назад +1

    Philippines food . Gotta love it. We had a fun conversation about Lechon, yesterday

  • @giorgosarkham5611
    @giorgosarkham5611 Год назад +5

    Looks Delicious!!! Greetings from Athens,Greece!!

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @julietabagang5795
    @julietabagang5795 Год назад

    You’re a good guys. Trying our food give us happiness in our heart. We appreciate it . Try more. Good luck & more power 👍👍

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @bigbadspikey
    @bigbadspikey Год назад +2

    That pancit looks delish! I love Pancit Canton!

  • @darwinsvaleza
    @darwinsvaleza Год назад

    im a Filipino thank you for trying Philippine food im your new subscriber

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @meraldinemiranda9495
    @meraldinemiranda9495 Год назад

    I'm glad that both like my country food,my beautiful neighbors,love korean more power and spread love

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment! 😊

  • @MsBubbly1986
    @MsBubbly1986 Год назад +3

    try chicken adobo, gising gising, bicol express, crispy pata and caldereta next time. also in sisig, you need to mix everything up as soon as the sizzling sisig plate lands on your table, filipino food tends to be a little saltier since we pair everything with rice..

  • @kylerelleve3038
    @kylerelleve3038 Год назад

    I love you're video! Dont worry I subscribe to your channel. I'm a Filipino residing in California for 24 years . Now a days a lot of Korean stay there . God Bless you guys & be safe !

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @BizetTV
    @BizetTV Год назад +23

    넘 맛있어보이네요 😊😊

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +2

      댓글 고맙습니다~!

    • @Cum-69pose
      @Cum-69pose Год назад

      ​@@hoontaminIf you have time try kare kare

  • @rutchiemanulid3115
    @rutchiemanulid3115 Год назад

    hi im your new subscriber😍am glad you like Filipino food...Proud to be Filipino🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭God bless ur channel

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @rainieresguerra-uw7on
    @rainieresguerra-uw7on Год назад

    Really mouthwatering. Now, I'm really craving for authentic Filipino fo9d.
    Thank you and happy weekend.

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment, I hope you enjoyed this video!

  • @robertosagadal4319
    @robertosagadal4319 Год назад

    We appreciate you guys . . .I'm a Filipino. . .

  • @misszeytin
    @misszeytin Год назад +2

    Mix the sisig while it's hot. Squeeze some calamansi and red chilis for best experience. Glad you love them. Hope you get to try the other dishes there too :)

  • @yaaaraves8951
    @yaaaraves8951 Год назад +1

    It always helps when you do some research before you eat anything in a foreign country. You can also ask the staff in the restaurant.

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Yes it's Hoontamin's style, and actually I think it's good to enjoy the food!

  • @rcdizo
    @rcdizo Год назад +1

    the green vegetables in the pancit are green beans not morning glory. morning glory has stems and leaves and is called kang-kong in philippines and ong choy in chinese.. hope this helps.

  • @lebron1953
    @lebron1953 Год назад

    Ty so much for trying our food

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the comment!

  • @mr.janjan7606
    @mr.janjan7606 Год назад +3

    mix the sisig before you eat its super duper sarap (delicious)

  • @JeanDianeLHogno
    @JeanDianeLHogno Год назад

    ung music talaga sa resto ang nakaka Filipino vibes

  • @J_I_R_OAdrian
    @J_I_R_OAdrian Год назад +2

    Welcome To the Philippines! Hoontamin👋♥enjoy your Stay here Do more Some travel Vlog Or Filipino Food Vlog or Exploring Our ARTS ,Music, And History AND beliefs Of Each City Here in The Philippines New SubsCriber And Watching From Philippines

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @karloalmonidovar9497
    @karloalmonidovar9497 Год назад

    Thanks for trying Philippine dishes

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Welcome, I hope to have more chance!

  • @JustAndymops
    @JustAndymops Год назад

    As a local filipino i would like to thank you for trying our most popular and delicious dish here in the Philippines

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @baelaquiores4564
    @baelaquiores4564 Год назад

    Love the back ground song
    Belle Mariano Sigurado ❤️

  • @BogzRecs1209
    @BogzRecs1209 Год назад

    Filipino foods are mostly has a salty taste thats why every dish comes with a rice, which gives a nice balance in our taste.

  • @ondongmixtv
    @ondongmixtv Год назад

    hello,im from philippines.🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭.i am new subscriber.

  • @charinacabaltierra2542
    @charinacabaltierra2542 Год назад

    Thank you for trying filipino food 😍😍😀😀

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      You're welcome, thanks for your comment!

  • @eyesoncy
    @eyesoncy Год назад

    영상 잘 보고 갑니다! 필리핀 음식 먹어봤어서 감사합니다 ㅎㅎ

  • @dorismay8383
    @dorismay8383 Год назад

    Nice reactions to Pilipino foods..👍 thank you.🙂

  • @frankdizon
    @frankdizon Год назад

    just stumbled upon your channel and its great you have tried some Filipino dishes. for the sisig, it's best to mix everything in before you eat it. you should come to Philippines and try more authentic dishes! Kamsamida.

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @markymartin6037
    @markymartin6037 Год назад

    The PH has so many varieties of delicious food/dishes, and one of them is the so called sising. Sisig is very famous to the foreigners and Filipinos eat this with Rice, or simple goes well with beer also.. before digging in you must mix it first and put Lemon juice and chili, so that all the flavors will combine together..👍👍

  • @miguegaming1367
    @miguegaming1367 Год назад

    ohh pansit canton, i love it

  • @ryanrestauro2118
    @ryanrestauro2118 Год назад

    thank you for trying Filipino food

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @ishracainglet2591
    @ishracainglet2591 9 месяцев назад

    Try filipino rice cakes when you visit Philippines.
    1) Putobumbong - purple rice cake commonly topped with coconut shreds, brown sugar, butter/margarine and condensed milk. Its best eaten with hot beverage like tea or chocolate
    2) Pichi pichi - topped with either shredded cheese or coconut shreds
    3) Bibingka - almost a pastry like texture with cheese and red salted egg slices.
    4) Sapin sapin - sticky chewy that is commonly seen purple, white and yellow colored rice cake. Its sweet in nature can be eaten without any toppings but better with cooked coconut shreds (latik)

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  9 месяцев назад

      Thank you for your recommendation!

    • @ishracainglet2591
      @ishracainglet2591 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@hoontamin you're welcome.

  • @siriusnst
    @siriusnst Год назад

    Hello from the Philippines! Make sure to try adobo next time! :-)

  • @mrbatangenyo
    @mrbatangenyo Год назад

    belle mariano and zack tabudlo singing in the background feels really pinas

  • @francoislachowski7006
    @francoislachowski7006 Год назад

    You have surprisingly good pronunciation of the filipino names of the dishes

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @jacers14
    @jacers14 Год назад +4

    Sinigang is a Sour based soup. So it may surprise you guys a bit. But as a lot of Koreans that stayed in the Philippines begin to love it the 3rd time they eat sinigang. Once you get used to it it's very addicting ☺️

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Wow sounds interesting! I hope to taste Sinigang later!

    • @GuardianTiger
      @GuardianTiger Год назад

      @@hoontamin yes, it's a slow process but I've heard so many people say they craved it the next month or so

  • @o2jammerz06
    @o2jammerz06 Год назад

    For the sisig, you need to first mix everything with slice of calamansi or lemon. Yes you definitely need rice with that sisig and grilled pork belly. It's a typical Filipino or Asian thing we are used to.

  • @finacollection9913
    @finacollection9913 Год назад

    Hi new sub here😁 love your food adventure👍💖 take care

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @edithesguerra1325
    @edithesguerra1325 Год назад

    Subbed. Thank you for the reaction.

  • @larzarcher2007
    @larzarcher2007 Год назад

    I definetely can tell you are in a Filipino Restaurant - the loud background music and loud chats from other customers. :)

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Haha it was a nice time to experience!

  • @aforadorable6006
    @aforadorable6006 Год назад +4

    Very good pronunciation of the three Filipino dishes. 👏👏👏

  • @laimacaraeg1163
    @laimacaraeg1163 Год назад +1

    You can stir the sisig...so the mayo and egg will combine

  • @kaybadley4653
    @kaybadley4653 Год назад

    thanks for sharing. makes me hungry

  • @kurdapya1900
    @kurdapya1900 Год назад

    you should mix the sisig together with the egg as soon as it is served (while the plate is still sizzling).. in a separate saucer, mix in some soy sauce, kalamansi (lemon counterpart in Philippines) with crushed siling labuyo.. drizzle in some of that on to the sisig, and it's gonna be awesome. ^_^

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for the information!

  • @capdatzme19
    @capdatzme19 Год назад

    Masarap 😋 yummy👍🏼❣

  • @RuyLopezTheSicilian
    @RuyLopezTheSicilian Год назад +1

    Other people have said this already, but mix the sisig for best results. It's a great anju 😁

  • @darkobitogaming7493
    @darkobitogaming7493 Год назад

    Hi Korean
    I'm from 🇵🇭
    I'll cheer you for energetic

  • @thebigg3416
    @thebigg3416 Год назад +1

    Try bicol express and lainh both cooked in coconut milk! Absolutely delightful to eat

  • @phatsmurf575
    @phatsmurf575 Год назад

    Wow food looks so good👍

  • @akosiraph
    @akosiraph Год назад

    Try more Filipino dish.. ❤️

  • @rangertheon4141
    @rangertheon4141 Год назад

    Normally we put calamansi/philippine lemons with sisig but maybe they incorporated the sour taste in the mayo so it would not be too sour for koreans too

  • @diegolatigo2008
    @diegolatigo2008 Год назад

    if you ever try sinigang, make sure to eat it with rice..it's also nice to have while drinking (rice is not needed if that would be the case)

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Similar with a Korean style!

  • @nhejnatividad4488
    @nhejnatividad4488 Год назад

    Please do some reaction to other Filipino dishes. And thank you for appreciating our dish..🙂

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      I saw this comment just now, I hope to have the chance more!

  • @kyriellepunongbayan6909
    @kyriellepunongbayan6909 Год назад +1

    sisig and liempo is best paired with beer ❤️❤️❤️

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Wow I wanted San Miguel!

  • @i-am-your-conscience
    @i-am-your-conscience Год назад

    6:42 - its best to eat the Sisig first, as long as it is still hot, and to mix the egg with the other ingredients, not seperate.. And its the best "drunk food" - always with some beer or after some beer ;) also, flavours are often quite bold, but thats only because dishes are eaten with a lot of rice.. Without the rice, it might be to bold, depending on how cooked it.

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment!

  • @brownnomad20malone41
    @brownnomad20malone41 Год назад

    You should mix the sisig and egg. You can add some chillies and lemon/calamansi on it.. same with pancit Canton, put Lemon or calamansi then mix it. :)

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thanks for your comment!

  • @twoofakind324
    @twoofakind324 Год назад

    You forgot to mix the sisig, the egg and mayonaise should be mixed all together while hot.. Even the pancit should be mixed because they put the toppings like fried garlic and spring onions

  • @purpleprincess0204
    @purpleprincess0204 Год назад

    Sisig is one of my favorite dishes☑
    I want more..more..more ...rice🍚🍚🍚🍚🍚🍚🍚🍚

  • @rcdizo
    @rcdizo Год назад

    the sisig is a modified version of the original sisig which does not have and egg and mayonnaise. some people added pigs brains on top of sisig but it was too fatty and lots of cholesterol so somebody replaced it with and egg and some used mayonnaise. the original version without mayonnaise and egg is a lot better for most people since its made of pork face, ears, chicken livers, pork belly, onions, red chilies, fish sauce, kalamansi (philippine lemon/lime), vinegar and black pepper. try sisig next time without egg and mayonnaise and ask if they put chicken liver and pork belly. hope this helps.

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thank you for your plentiful information!

  • @iambarryallen
    @iambarryallen Год назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤ more Philippines food pls!! Theres o many other good dishes to try

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      I will have the chance soon!

  • @crystalKrystal
    @crystalKrystal Год назад

    Filipino dishes are usually on the savory salty side so it's best eaten with rice. ^_^

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the tip! :)

  • @pinoyako5278
    @pinoyako5278 Год назад

    Yummy yummy

  • @bellesdiarytv
    @bellesdiarytv Год назад

    The sisig must be mixed well before eaten. Thank you for appreciation to our foods.

  • @markymartin6037
    @markymartin6037 Год назад

    Yes definitely you should also try sinigang guys because this dish is also very Good. PH has so many soup one of them is pork sinigang and shrimp sinigang, they are all Good…👌👌

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Sounds interesting!

    • @markymartin6037
      @markymartin6037 Год назад

      @@hoontamin Yes it is and its a must to try..👌👌

  • @deletehuman1401
    @deletehuman1401 Год назад

    And also you can pair the pancit with rice 😊

  • @oscarvelasco3003
    @oscarvelasco3003 Год назад

    Sisig is a good pulutan (beer food). You should mix it all together and squeeze a bit of kalamansi before eating.

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Next time I can't miss it!

  • @pogifishing1979
    @pogifishing1979 Год назад +1

    Should mix the sisig and squeze some lime it would taste a lot better

  • @kokoyfishingvlogs23
    @kokoyfishingvlogs23 Год назад

    Sizzling sisig and pancit canton.. try with filipino calamansi.. squeeze it fairly to it .

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the tip!

    • @kokoyfishingvlogs23
      @kokoyfishingvlogs23 Год назад

      @@hoontamin I appreciate your reactions and feelings for our food ☺️ there's a lot more food to eat that u might like in the Philippines... Looking forward to seeing it.. and dont forget to smile while eating.. try to eat with your bare hands like filipinos.. 🤣😁

  • @jovymarksolis
    @jovymarksolis Год назад

    Yummy

  • @jimuel6319
    @jimuel6319 Год назад +1

    Wow nice 👍 new subscriber here from manila Philippines 🇵🇭🤝🇰🇷 add a english subtitles please 😊

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Thanks, and there are already many foreign language subtitles including English, activate the CC function on mobile and you can select your language! 😊

    • @jimuel6319
      @jimuel6319 Год назад

      @@hoontamin thank you 🇵🇭🤝🇰🇷

  • @crystaldelatorre7858
    @crystaldelatorre7858 Год назад

    Yung music😂..
    Filipino vibe

  • @bernardcajandig6539
    @bernardcajandig6539 Год назад

    You need to mix the top egg in whole sisig in a hotplate before you eat and enjoy and also you mix the pancit canton with toppings.

  • @Bluepluss
    @Bluepluss Год назад

    저도 맛보러 가고싶네요 ^^

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Sisig은 꼭 섞어 드셔야 합니다! ㅋㅋㅋ

  • @WhoareY0uuuuUUUUUUuuuuu
    @WhoareY0uuuuUUUUUUuuuuu Год назад

    Philippine foods is salty and sweet 😍

  • @xexnaessey3684
    @xexnaessey3684 Год назад

    Try Chicken/Pork Adobo The National dish of Philippines

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      I hope to have the chance!

  • @valbalo2693
    @valbalo2693 Год назад

    Sisig - you must mix the sisig first before you eat....the egg yolk will serve as a creamer for the dish

  • @NoName-zi8qz
    @NoName-zi8qz Год назад

    Hahaha zack song in the video called -Pano

  • @christiansales1649
    @christiansales1649 Год назад

    Every Filipino Dish has different varieties of taste per Region or City

  • @edcerpenetrante2862
    @edcerpenetrante2862 Год назад

    God bless guys luv u

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад +1

      Thank you!

    • @edcerpenetrante2862
      @edcerpenetrante2862 Год назад

      If you have time in the Philippines? I have you...

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      Of course, if I have the chance, I want to visit the Philippines once!

  • @WrestlingfansareCLOWNS
    @WrestlingfansareCLOWNS Год назад

    that right there is a guy that loves food 😂

  • @A.d.O.n
    @A.d.O.n Год назад

    you need rice for every filipino dishes. filipino dish is eaither salty or sweet rice will balance them plane rice or garlic. you need to mix sisig when you eat it too put some kalamansi on it it's super good when you partner it with beer.

    • @hoontamin
      @hoontamin  Год назад

      I think especially it will go well with beer!

  • @arman13javier
    @arman13javier Год назад

    You should mix the sisig before you eat it just like bibimbap. Then optionally you may squeeze fresh calamansi, some soy sauce, and hot chilli according to your taste.

  • @denniscabilla6811
    @denniscabilla6811 Год назад

    Pinoy food is very yummy but lack of promotion worldwide,

  • @Danceliketheresnotomorrow
    @Danceliketheresnotomorrow Год назад

    We usually mix the eggs on the sisig that way the taste is even throughout the whole plate. 😉

  • @noriyaaaaa
    @noriyaaaaa Год назад

    Most of Filipino dishes need to be mix first before eating ❤