When I woke up one morning and realized the beautiful, smart, 20-year old Filipina I married the day before didn't know how to cook American food I thought I was going to starve over the next few years until she could learn. She offered me a deal, in that she would cook Filipino food for a few days, and if I didn't like it, she would not cook it again. Seemed reasonable, so I agreed. Well, she cheated. She cooked pork adobo for me the first night. It was so delicious that I ate it all, and asked her to fix it again the next night. It was so addictive that for four days that was all I wanted for supper. I've since learned to eat and enjoy many more Filipino dishes over the past 50 years together with her. And we've spent five decades exploring the world's cuisines side-by-side in the kitchen. Our kids picked up on the love of cooking, and are now teaching our grandkids the love of not only the Filipino food they grew up with, but also many others.
What a beautiful story. One we can all learn from. I am so excited to know that this is just the beginning of a lifetime of enjoying and exploring Filipino food. There is just so much I want to try. I must visit soon! From what I've gathered, the people are so friendly and welcoming. I'm blown away by all the support after publishing this video. It is overwhelming. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful story. Truly inspiring.
I LOVE FILIPINO FOOD. I'VE LEARNED HOW TO MAKE MANY DISHES AND DESSERTS AND IT IS MY FAVORITE CUISINE. THIS SISTA' WILL WORK FOR PANCIT, LECHON KAWALI, KARE KARE, SINIGANG AND PEANUT TURON AND A MULTITUDE OF OTHER FILIPINO CUISINE😂. FILIPINO PEOPLE ARE SO GENEROUS AND HAVE THE BIGGEST HEARTS IN THE WORLD...AND THEY ALWAYS WANT TO FEED YOU. I LOVE Y'ALL. BEAUTIFUL.
I cackled on the "they always want to feed you" 😂 it's the truest ever...u go to a Filipino party and you say you're full...nah, they won't stop offering food until you give in 😂
When you took the rice and added it to the adobo juices at the bottom of the bowl, I said out loud, “YES girl! You’re doing it right!” Proud Filipina here loving how much you appreciate and are enjoying Filipino cuisine. Those dishes literally had my mouth watering. Love how you describe the foods and its flavors. Subscribing!
This video blow up in just 2 weeks 😅 just in case you're curious why, it's because there's loads of Filipinos living abroad and misses home big time, and we love watching anything about home. 🇵🇭😋 watching here in the UK
So nice that you mixed the rice in the bowl with left over adobo sauce and adding the lechon, it's actually very Filipino. Left-over adobo sauce mixed with rice is already a meal in itself. :)
The way you devoured all that food is so filipino, i mean im not even 100% convinced that it is your 1st time trying filipino food at all, the way you ate the bbq and adobo is so pro(dipped the rice in the spicy vinegar and ate it with the bbq chicken)❤❤
I lived in ATL and worked in Gwinnett County for 4 years (2011-2015) and there were no legit Filipino restaurants. Sadly Buford Hwy did not have a single one worth praising. Glad to see things are changing in the right direction there. Miss ATL! Gotta put this place on my list when I come back to visit.
hunnie, that putting and pressing of rice on the leftover sauce in the bowl 9:37 is very much Filipino 😆 thanks for appreciating our stuff... warm regards from Manila, Philippines! ❤
I immigrated to the US in the summer of 1990. I was 9 yrs old and starting in the 4th grade. Our other family members that were already here tried their best to let us know of the many social norms, the do's and dont's, but they failed to explain to me that bringing lunch from home was a "no-no" especially if you're bringing something exotic like Filipino food. Well on my 1st day, my Mom had prepared pork adobo over rice for my lunch and I still remember seeing the disgust reaction from my classmates faces when I opened my lunchbox aka Tupperware. Eh, you can say we were just kids back then, but it was the last time I ever brought food from home to eat at school, middle school, high school, college and I still hesitate to bring home food to work. Your reaction to tasting Filipino food is helping ease that childhood pain in me. Thank you.
That's such a faulty cultural norm: there is nothing wrong anywhere else in the world to bringing home-cooked meals to school or the workplace. Anybody who disapproves can instead just buy my lunch or they can suck it.
Thank you for sharing your story. I must say you have nothing to ever hesitate about when it comes to your Filipino culture. In fact, you should be very proud. I cannot believe it took me this long to discover the wonderful world of Filipino cuisine. I really want to visit there soon!
I’m Filipino and I’m addicted to the vinegar sauce and garlic! Rice w adobo, pancit, lumpia….yum I love you food influencers that review different restaurants that serve authentic filipino food in a positive light and you guys actually enjoy it. Thank you!
I can't believe it took me this long to try it. I'm so happy that the Filipino food scene is growing here in Atlanta. But now I'm thinking I definitely have to go visit the Filipines soon! Thsnk you for watching and your support.
I like on how you deliver the emotions when doing every bite of our national food😊 And you make Filipino proud, thank you and more power on your up coming videos.👌💗😇
You're eating the food correctly!! 🥺 So many people try Filipino food without rice and it's drastically different if you eat the 'Ulam' or dish on it's own. The rice just takes the edge off.
It took me way too long to try Filipino food. The Philippines is right at the top of my travel list now. There are so many other Filipino foods I need to try!
And here I am eating fries, while on a class break😂 You remind me of Mark Wiens, you’re like the female version of Mark Wiens… Thanks for featuring our cuisine! Salamat❤
If I'm on deathrow or my deathbed, I'd still choose Filipino food for my last meals. Especially the pork dishes! Yum. That'd be a very satisfying way to go 😋😋😋😋😋😋 sarap!!
when you dipped your rice in suka (in tagalog which is the vinegar-ry sauce) and you included bbq, i do it too! you're eating like a real filipino! haha!
Very authentic when you put rice and lechon kawali pork in the bowl with little sauce in it,and that's the high light of the taste 😀 and traditional,no doubt that's the best part, I 💕 it. Keep in mind we do that only at home 😂😊...
As a Filipino, since you loved lechon kawali and pork adobo, I highly recommend that you also try sinigang na baboy(pork sinigang) and or nilagang baka(beef nilaga).
As a Filipino Asian American, I have to got to say thank you for highlighting Filipino food; and enjoying it!! I’d love another episode into it, there is some things you missed or maybe they didn’t have; and I’d love a look into our Filipino fast food!! I just found your channel, and I’m amazed by you pronouncing the Filipino foods; I’m curious on your cultural background?
If you go to a Pinoy market there in Atlanta, get several n I mean SEVERAL bottles of Lechon Sauce (Brand: Mang Tomas) to add to your pantry. The Filipino pantry always hv soy sauce, vinegar, fish sauce, Knorr Seasoning, Banana Ketchup… and Lechon Sauce !!! It goes great with ANY fried food like chix or pork chops ( hehe better than brown gravy !!) Then try Lechon Paksiw … 2nd dish frm leftover Lechon (if any left 😜😋) From LA, CA
Sometimes if U are in a budget but your Craving for Adobo, Cooking Rice put fresh egg together to get Boiled Egg, then cook plain Adobo sauce and put the Boiled Egg on it, will get you thru Lunch & Dinner already.. 💕🇵🇭
Good that you like such food! Overall, Filipino food is a combination of Spanish, Mexican, Chinese, Indonesian and American food, San Francisco native and world traveler here! I ate Filipino food from Vancouver to San Diego to Boston. Eating Filipino food in The Philippines is quite another experience!
this is the first time I've seen your videos and omg you remind me if Mark Wiens! you're like his female version! not sure if it's a compliment to you or not but that's who I'm reminded with watching this video. 😅
that mixing of the viand and the rice, that's how Filipino foods are supposed to be eaten! Nice you've gotten the authentic Filipino food experience (unless it's soup that makes you full fast af)
Thank you for loving and showing to the world the Filipino cuisine. Every region in the Philippines has its own distinct taste....surely you'll want to taste them! Cheers....❤😊
Girl in Hawaii we say “ you can pound.” Hawaiians and locals can pound. My father made the best adobo but then everyone’s parents make the best adobo. Dad was born in 1887 so no shoyu and when he got done it was roasted brown all over after the reduction with the right amount of vinegar,salt, bay leaves and garlic. I don’t know if it’s Visayan Style as he was Visayan-adobo not soupy but roasted 🌺
@@what.tomorrow.brings You seem like an adventurous person, Correct me if I am wrong. I think you will enjoy it here in the Philippines and try our authentic dishes and more!
The Lechon Kawali needs more frying to give the skin that golden brown color and crispy, crunchy, crackling texture when you bite into it. It comes with a tangy and sweet liver sauce.
I must say that the Pork Adobo looks really good. You can tell that the meat has absorbed the sauce pretty well to make it flavorful and that it has been cooked to tender perfection.
Wow! You did pick the old favorites so I wasn't surprised that you liked them... you can explore some more and next time, try the pork barbecue which is even better than the chicken barbecue. If it's raining, you should try (if they have it) the Pork SInigang and maybe the Beef Kare-Kare... by the way, the Pork Adobo is originally Filipino but the original Adobo didn't have soy sauce which was added later when Soy Sauce (came from China) was introduced in the Philippines. The original was cooked with very little vinegar, whole black pepper, and bay leaves.
Great vlog!!👏🤩 Thanks for enjoying Filipino cuisines.🙏🏻🥰🤤 How you explained every detail of your experience while enjoying the food was terrific!!👍🏼🤗 More success to you my lady!! New subscriber here! Love from the Philippines!!❤❤❤🇵🇭
Thanks for the sub! I started a year ago when I began living as a digital nomad through Europe, and started filming the food I ate. I am back on the US now but I plan to keep traveling and bringing you all with my on my food adventures!
When I woke up one morning and realized the beautiful, smart, 20-year old Filipina I married the day before didn't know how to cook American food I thought I was going to starve over the next few years until she could learn. She offered me a deal, in that she would cook Filipino food for a few days, and if I didn't like it, she would not cook it again. Seemed reasonable, so I agreed. Well, she cheated. She cooked pork adobo for me the first night. It was so delicious that I ate it all, and asked her to fix it again the next night. It was so addictive that for four days that was all I wanted for supper. I've since learned to eat and enjoy many more Filipino dishes over the past 50 years together with her. And we've spent five decades exploring the world's cuisines side-by-side in the kitchen. Our kids picked up on the love of cooking, and are now teaching our grandkids the love of not only the Filipino food they grew up with, but also many others.
Beautiful!
Such a beautiful story. 😊
What a beautiful story. One we can all learn from. I am so excited to know that this is just the beginning of a lifetime of enjoying and exploring Filipino food. There is just so much I want to try. I must visit soon! From what I've gathered, the people are so friendly and welcoming. I'm blown away by all the support after publishing this video. It is overwhelming. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful story. Truly inspiring.
AIN'T LOVE WONDERFUL ??😍😍😍
50 years? Amazing!❤
Every time I watch "First time trying Filipino food" videos, I'm always sad when they don't eat it with rice. You did it right!
Aaaand she used a spoon (AAAAND she used it to cut the meat) instead of a fork! 😁
@@JustTiisLeagueYou are so right❤
@@JustTiisLeagueYou are so right❤
people have the right to eat the food however they want, it doesn't have to be your way.
It's all about not wasting your food
looks legit. nice to see authentic cuisine of filipino food. no fusion or whatsoever.
This is by the design and pride of the Chef. Thank you for noticing!
I LOVE FILIPINO FOOD. I'VE LEARNED HOW TO MAKE MANY DISHES AND DESSERTS AND IT IS MY FAVORITE CUISINE.
THIS SISTA' WILL WORK FOR PANCIT, LECHON KAWALI, KARE KARE, SINIGANG AND PEANUT TURON AND A MULTITUDE OF OTHER FILIPINO CUISINE😂. FILIPINO PEOPLE ARE SO GENEROUS AND HAVE THE BIGGEST HEARTS IN THE WORLD...AND THEY ALWAYS WANT TO FEED YOU.
I LOVE Y'ALL.
BEAUTIFUL.
Seriously I cannot believe it took this long to have Filipino food. Now I can't wait to visit! Thanks watching :)
Calderetta and Mechado too😱❤
I cackled on the "they always want to feed you" 😂 it's the truest ever...u go to a Filipino party and you say you're full...nah, they won't stop offering food until you give in 😂
Filipinos are so proud of their food that when you visit a house on a festivities, they will tell you theirs is the best among the rest.
@@codi0307 no bro. That's my culture. We feed our guest a lot of foods untill they are full because we considered them as family.
The sauce for the lechon kawali is a liver sauce. The sweetness usually comes from the type of vinegar we use. Its a coconut vinegar.
When you took the rice and added it to the adobo juices at the bottom of the bowl, I said out loud, “YES girl! You’re doing it right!” Proud Filipina here loving how much you appreciate and are enjoying Filipino cuisine. Those dishes literally had my mouth watering. Love how you describe the foods and its flavors. Subscribing!
It just seemed so right to use the spoon! :) thanks so much for subscribing!
Asus
nice.. this is how us filos do this.
This video blow up in just 2 weeks 😅 just in case you're curious why, it's because there's loads of Filipinos living abroad and misses home big time, and we love watching anything about home. 🇵🇭😋 watching here in the UK
Instantly one if my favorite foods. There's so much I still have to try. And I'm definitely planning a to the Philippines soon!
So nice that you mixed the rice in the bowl with left over adobo sauce and adding the lechon, it's actually very Filipino. Left-over adobo sauce mixed with rice is already a meal in itself. :)
Sabaw pa pa lang, ulam na! 👍🏼
The way you devoured all that food is so filipino, i mean im not even 100% convinced that it is your 1st time trying filipino food at all, the way you ate the bbq and adobo is so pro(dipped the rice in the spicy vinegar and ate it with the bbq chicken)❤❤
It has been over 25 years since I have been in ATL and I am so happy to see a proper Filipino restaurant! Thanks for featuring this.
I lived in ATL and worked in Gwinnett County for 4 years (2011-2015) and there were no legit Filipino restaurants. Sadly Buford Hwy did not have a single one worth praising. Glad to see things are changing in the right direction there. Miss ATL! Gotta put this place on my list when I come back to visit.
hunnie, that putting and pressing of rice on the leftover sauce in the bowl 9:37 is very much Filipino 😆
thanks for appreciating our stuff... warm regards from Manila, Philippines! ❤
It just came so natural! Thanks so much for watching and I plan to visit the Philippines soon!
Everything looks perfectly cooked that I could taste how good it is. Compliments to the chef.
It's nice that they are serving food like how Filipinos would, with fork and spoon, intead of a fork and knife.
Da BIG SPOON , won't miss any of that sauce! Aloha !
I love it when you put the rice and lechon kawali in the adobo bowl. ❤❤❤ that’s how I eat !
that's how i do it too. or when the pot is done, i my rice in it
you can never go wrong with pork adobo and add some lechon kawali with it, YUMMY! mabuhay ang filipino food.
So good! Seriously one of my favorite foods now. And I want to go to the Filipines soon!
@@what.tomorrow.brings it's "The Philippines" actually 😅
YESSSSS....
AND DON'T FORGET DESSERT🥰
@whattomorrowbrings Try Pork Sisig and Kare Kare when your coming to the Philippines. ❤🥰
I immigrated to the US in the summer of 1990. I was 9 yrs old and starting in the 4th grade. Our other family members that were already here tried their best to let us know of the many social norms, the do's and dont's, but they failed to explain to me that bringing lunch from home was a "no-no" especially if you're bringing something exotic like Filipino food. Well on my 1st day, my Mom had prepared pork adobo over rice for my lunch and I still remember seeing the disgust reaction from my classmates faces when I opened my lunchbox aka Tupperware. Eh, you can say we were just kids back then, but it was the last time I ever brought food from home to eat at school, middle school, high school, college and I still hesitate to bring home food to work. Your reaction to tasting Filipino food is helping ease that childhood pain in me. Thank you.
Every asian kid that came to America in the 80s experience. Same here.
Weird...what s so wrong in bringing Home cooked Food?...its more safe n delicious..likewise its culturally correct n respectful with one s identity!..
That's such a faulty cultural norm: there is nothing wrong anywhere else in the world to bringing home-cooked meals to school or the workplace. Anybody who disapproves can instead just buy my lunch or they can suck it.
Thank you for sharing your story. I must say you have nothing to ever hesitate about when it comes to your Filipino culture. In fact, you should be very proud. I cannot believe it took me this long to discover the wonderful world of Filipino cuisine. I really want to visit there soon!
That's such a weird crowd of classmates you had. I see American shows/movies with American kids exchanging lunch items that they brought from home.
I’m Filipino and I’m addicted to the vinegar sauce and garlic! Rice w adobo, pancit, lumpia….yum
I love you food influencers that review different restaurants that serve authentic filipino food in a positive light and you guys actually enjoy it. Thank you!
Thanks for watching and enjoying this video! Looking forward to visiting the other Filipino restaurants in my city.
Thank you for great appreciation about Filipinos foodies,love you,watching here in the Philippines 💖🇵🇭
Thanks for watching!
Filipino food contents will not let you down, most viewed videos for sure. MABUHAY!!!
Oh my gosh, I’m salivating right now. You go girl, thank you for appreciating the Filipino food.
So much to appreciate. I need to go to the Philippines!
I was smiling as I watched you enjoying the Filipino food.
Love my Filipino food. My mouth is watering watching you eat…so good!!!!
I can't believe it took me this long to try it. I'm so happy that the Filipino food scene is growing here in Atlanta. But now I'm thinking I definitely have to go visit the Filipines soon! Thsnk you for watching and your support.
I like on how you deliver the emotions when doing every bite of our national food😊 And you make Filipino proud, thank you and more power on your up coming videos.👌💗😇
You're eating the food correctly!! 🥺 So many people try Filipino food without rice and it's drastically different if you eat the 'Ulam' or dish on it's own. The rice just takes the edge off.
9:52 - Exactly how a Filipino would do with the remainder of the Adobo Sarsa! Masarap!
Did you know the Filipino foods is the best ? I am a Filipino Chef 😉😊🇵🇭♥️
It took me way too long to try Filipino food. The Philippines is right at the top of my travel list now. There are so many other Filipino foods I need to try!
And here I am eating fries, while on a class break😂
You remind me of Mark Wiens, you’re like the female version of Mark Wiens…
Thanks for featuring our cuisine! Salamat❤
Thanks for joining me on your class break 🤗
Aws that is how Filipino eat, you nailed it❤watching from 🇵🇭
Thank you so much to appriciate our PILIPINO dishes GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS. Fr, Bulacan PHILIPPINES
Thank you 🫶✨️
So glad you used a spoon for the rice 😂
It ain't legit Filipino without the spoon lol
Try Sinigang, Kare Kare and Crispy pata and some Shanghai Rolls and Pansit
yes! crispy pata
try salty filipino tarugo
YESSSSSSSSS !!!!
Try some Turon and/or Halo Halo for dessert next time!
If I'm on deathrow or my deathbed, I'd still choose Filipino food for my last meals. Especially the pork dishes! Yum. That'd be a very satisfying way to go 😋😋😋😋😋😋 sarap!!
thank you for appreciating the Filipino food. and good job for using the spoon for the rice and fork for the meat. not a knife. hehe.
You made me hungry! You eat for real-will be watching for more!
when you dipped your rice in suka (in tagalog which is the vinegar-ry sauce) and you included bbq, i do it too! you're eating like a real filipino! haha!
Haha! Thank you so much! 🫶✨️
Im a filipino/ pinoy..we Love our pork and chicken almost everyday..I love the kawali!!
Boom 🎉 Thats how you do it, mix the last spoonful of rice to other sauces and combine everything. 😋 Love your mukbang! Pls feature more Pinoy restos
Love the comment, thanks for watching! 😄👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Very authentic when you put rice and lechon kawali pork in the bowl with little sauce in it,and that's the high light of the taste 😀 and traditional,no doubt that's the best part, I 💕 it. Keep in mind we do that only at home 😂😊...
Thank you Mam. You Likes 👍 It Filipinos Food .❤️❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇯🇵🇵🇭
As a Filipino, since you loved lechon kawali and pork adobo, I highly recommend that you also try sinigang na baboy(pork sinigang) and or nilagang baka(beef nilaga).
Thanks for the recommendation 😀
I really Luv this! ❤
I'm Filipino.
All the love you from all of us... 🥰🥰🥰Thanks for giving so nice reactions on these Filipino dishes.. 😘😘😘
YOUR MAKING ME HUNGRY!! , , EXCELLENT DESCRIPTION
Thank you!
Filipino restaurant in Atlanta?! Damnnnn I didn't even know my ppl are there lol this place looks so good.
As a Filipino Asian American, I have to got to say thank you for highlighting Filipino food; and enjoying it!! I’d love another episode into it, there is some things you missed or maybe they didn’t have; and I’d love a look into our Filipino fast food!! I just found your channel, and I’m amazed by you pronouncing the Filipino foods; I’m curious on your cultural background?
And you know Filipinos are Asians right? Just type of Filipino American or Asian American.
Mukbang!!! It would have been nice to finish your amazing meal with Halo Halo! Great video. I subscribed.
I really like the fact that you eat it with spoon. Thank you.
Seeing you put rice on that leftover adobo sauce made my soul sing!
Filipino cuisine is super underrated! Thanks for featuring our food. ❤
You go girl!! I'm glad you enjoy our cuisine and enjoy it the way we do!
If you go to a Pinoy market there in Atlanta, get several n I mean SEVERAL bottles of Lechon Sauce (Brand: Mang Tomas) to add to your pantry.
The Filipino pantry always hv soy sauce, vinegar, fish sauce, Knorr Seasoning, Banana Ketchup… and Lechon Sauce !!!
It goes great with ANY fried food like chix or pork chops ( hehe better than brown gravy !!)
Then try Lechon Paksiw … 2nd dish frm leftover Lechon (if any left 😜😋)
From LA, CA
Thanks for the tips!
Sometimes if U are in a budget but your Craving for Adobo, Cooking Rice put fresh egg together to get Boiled Egg, then cook plain Adobo sauce and put the Boiled Egg on it, will get you thru Lunch & Dinner already.. 💕🇵🇭
beautiful people humble pilipino people like a pilipino food is amazing and delicious.
I just love watching you eat and ENJOY the Filipino delicacies❤❤❤
good to see your learning how to eat it the filipino way... mix some sauce w/ the rice then eat it all together.. nice huh
OMG! i couldn't even that much rice like you did and i am a filipina.
Man you are making hungry. It is very nostalgic enjoy. I hope you can try the Kare- kare! So many array of Filipino dishes!
I look forward to trying it in the Philippines soon! Thanks
New subscriber here, from the Philippines the province of Pampanga near Clark Air Base
Welcome aboard!
Good that you like such food! Overall, Filipino food is a combination of Spanish, Mexican, Chinese, Indonesian and American food,
San Francisco native and world traveler here! I ate Filipino food from Vancouver to San Diego to Boston. Eating Filipino food in The Philippines is quite another experience!
It really is a whole other world of food I'm excited to keep learning about. I'm considering a trip there very soon.
Watching your video here in the UK while eating my Adobo with coconut milk 😋
Yes! I'm craving more Filipino good already
this is the first time I've seen your videos and omg you remind me if Mark Wiens! you're like his female version! not sure if it's a compliment to you or not but that's who I'm reminded with watching this video. 😅
It's nice that you enjoyed Filipino food.🫶
So good!
At first glance, I thought you were this French/Filipino vlogger ‘HeyoLeah’. You looked a lot like her, but the accent is a dead giveaway. 🤗🤗🤗
Thats how u do it.u are a natural filipina
that mixing of the viand and the rice, that's how Filipino foods are supposed to be eaten! Nice you've gotten the authentic Filipino food experience (unless it's soup that makes you full fast af)
Thank you for loving and showing to the world the Filipino cuisine. Every region in the Philippines has its own distinct taste....surely you'll want to taste them! Cheers....❤😊
Wow i cant wait you to visit philippines and try street food here
love this woman❤new subs here
Amazing review and vid!! I was salavating. Everything looked home cooked!
Thanks so much!!
Girl in Hawaii we say “ you can pound.” Hawaiians and locals can pound.
My father made the best adobo but then everyone’s parents make the best adobo.
Dad was born in 1887 so no shoyu and when he got done it was roasted brown all over after the reduction with the right amount of vinegar,salt, bay leaves and garlic. I don’t know if it’s Visayan Style as he was Visayan-adobo not soupy but roasted 🌺
I cannot take it anymore 😂😂😂😂😂
I feel hungry even watching you.
Oh boyyyyy..😂😂😂
Those are my people! Love that you had a good experience.
The best!
Pork adobo, lechon or lechon kawali, and sinigang, I'm in food paradise ✨️🫶🇵🇭👍
I love adobo & lechon.
Maybe you should come to the Philippines and experience what Philippines has for you to enjoy, the beaches!
I plan to!
@@what.tomorrow.brings You seem like an adventurous person, Correct me if I am wrong. I think you will enjoy it here in the Philippines and try our authentic dishes and more!
Quality Content!
Appreciate it!
Well, you have just opened the Filipino dishes at it's best. There's so much more to try. Thank you for loving our food ❤🇵🇭
The Lechon Kawali needs more frying to give the skin that golden brown color and crispy, crunchy, crackling texture when you bite into it. It comes with a tangy and sweet liver sauce.
I must say that the Pork Adobo looks really good. You can tell that the meat has absorbed the sauce pretty well to make it flavorful and that it has been cooked to tender perfection.
yup, and Filipino mukbang videos will always give you a high views as always.
New subscriber here from🇦🇺thanks for appreciating our filipino food.much love❤️🇵🇭
Very easy to love this food. I want to visit. The Filipines now!
You make it all look so good! You’re a talented eater
😋 The grilled chicken... All day ... Mmmmmmm
Seriously! So good
@@what.tomorrow.bringsfilipino marinade on their grills is unparalleled.. the sweet, salty, smoky flavor works in unison inside your mouth
Wow! You did pick the old favorites so I wasn't surprised that you liked them... you can explore some more and next time, try the pork barbecue which is even better than the chicken barbecue. If it's raining, you should try (if they have it) the Pork SInigang and maybe the Beef Kare-Kare... by the way, the Pork Adobo is originally Filipino but the original Adobo didn't have soy sauce which was added later when Soy Sauce (came from China) was introduced in the Philippines. The original was cooked with very little vinegar, whole black pepper, and bay leaves.
Yipeeeee! I’m filipino!
Yes . Super Delicious Filipinos Food . ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇯🇵🇵🇭
Great vlog!!👏🤩 Thanks for enjoying Filipino cuisines.🙏🏻🥰🤤
How you explained every detail of your experience while enjoying the food was terrific!!👍🏼🤗
More success to you my lady!!
New subscriber here!
Love from the Philippines!!❤❤❤🇵🇭
Thank you! 😃
For me, Chicken Pork Adobo is the best. The taste is so awesome that I eat it several times every month.
I can see why. I'm due for some more adobo. I'll have to try your suggestion with the chicken. Thanks!
Killer combo. 😋😋
Subscribed. Came across with your channel and I'm amazed as you described our food/culture. You can never go wrong with Filipino food. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
my business designs restaurants. we created a couple of filipino restaurants in london a few years back. the food was amazing!
Hey, Dave,... It's me!
Thank you for visiting our kababayan restaurant
There in atlanta.
Enjoy may God bless you.
From: Illinois.
Thanks
More Filipino Food Taste test please. New Filipino subscriber here working in Kuwait.
Thanks for joining!
@@what.tomorrow.brings Appreciate it.
One of your Subcriber from Philppines👍🇵🇭👍
Appreciate the support 👍
Wow amazing
Salamat pagkain Filipino foods all adds no skip ingat god bless you always 😊❤
Beer and barbecue, perfect combo plus adobo😊
Oh yes!
Try the Diniguan (pork’s blood) with rice that’s really good
We use beef blood. It makes the dinuguan creamier and doesn’t have that iron taste in the blood. ❤
Oh wow I definitely need to try. Hoping to visit the Philippines soon.
My grandma when she was alive makes the best beef jerky,marinated in a mix of salt,soy sauce,brown sugar,coconut vinegar,calamansi and sun dried.
Sounds like Filipino beef tapa 😋😋
Great video and outstanding articulated review. Why are you just now starting to vlog? New subscriber here.
Thanks for the sub! I started a year ago when I began living as a digital nomad through Europe, and started filming the food I ate. I am back on the US now but I plan to keep traveling and bringing you all with my on my food adventures!
Wow
Thank you for choosing Philippines Country to trying tastes delicious food 🥑👍😎🇵🇭