nah i knew u some type of filipino lool ya gotta visit the motherland sometime. a tip mix the jufran + worcestershire + tabasco for their signature max's sauce for the chicken. ❤🔥
Yummm 😋 I've never really tried Filipino food only a bit here an there like for sure lumpia an lechon Max's to Me stood out the Most a definite try on my list 😊 Thk You for sharing 👍
Those are dishes that you'll find more in the north of the philippines. You haven't been to the south yet. visaya's and mindanao dishes are more toward seafood due to the region is surrounded by ocean. some region love spices in the dishes and some put coconut milk. Have you tried kilawin tuna or adobo with coconut milk and chilis. you have'nt even scratch how much dishes there is in the Philippines.If you want to know about your culture you have insert your self in the culture. I'm a Filipino American born and raised in California andwent on a journey of discovery culture by going on a trip to the philippines and meet people travel the country in different region try there food and come out a different person.
I’ve been trying to rep Vietnamese seafood too sea is known for seafood but it’s underrated abroad cuz foreigners don’t want to spend a lot on foreign food they might disike
I'll pass on the sisig at Max's (it's not made the way I like it) and everything else you ordered from Max is good. Visit Nova's grill in Covina. Their take on sisig is soooo much better than Max's.
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You have to do a Q&A, I have so many questions for you guys. Keep up the awesome work. 👍🏼
We will definitely do one in the future!
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Man you give the exact vibe im looking for in food reviews. Happy i found your channel
one of the top underrated food reviewers right here
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Soo glad you're back in LA!! Definitely enjoy all the other places u travel..but there's no place like home..🫶🙏😌👍🙌
No place like La!
nah i knew u some type of filipino lool ya gotta visit the motherland sometime. a tip mix the jufran + worcestershire + tabasco for their signature max's sauce for the chicken. ❤🔥
I will definitely get out to the Philippines sometime soon. I can’t wait
Welcome back! Loved the NY series, but LA will always deliver 🔥
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I'm watching you at 23 minutes in I'm always waiting for you to post ❤ keep it up you'll be very big soon
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that palabok looked good, imma go and check it out, live close by.
Right?!
Fantastic content!!! Excellent looking food & the host is always on point :) big up ma man ...
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I never realized how great food was until I moved away from socal to another state. So sad 😢. Will be moving back to socal soon.
check out Duluth Georgia it has huge underrated Asian communities with lots of cheap eats and cost of living isn’t bad
SoCal has it all
Yummm 😋
I've never really tried Filipino food only a bit here an there like for sure lumpia an lechon
Max's to Me stood out the Most a definite try on my list 😊
Thk You for sharing 👍
Definitely try more
Lookin forward to the PI series 🇵🇭
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Yo man! Im new to tour channel! Good show bro! Keep em’ coming! Maraming samalat!
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@@InTheKut you’re very welcome. I’ll watch your past videos too! I like your style bro! I see you made a vlog in NUC, cant wait to see that!
Love your content, great vibe. ❤
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I just had pork sinigang last night, but that one there looks good, too.
It was legit
another banger
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The new added intro dialogue sounds like its from corn 😅
Oh shit that first spot in West Covina is close by to me, Amar and Azusa I believe
I use to work at Target many years ago..Is that the old Carl's Jr building.. or the Bank of America building..
that’s called atchara. It’s like a Filipino saurkraut made with pickeled papaya
Solid video.
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Are you Filipino mixed or something?
Yo Issac! You gotta try Kuya Lord!
Definitely on my list
¤▪︎¤ Is that the old Carl's Jr. Building??
Those are dishes that you'll find more in the north of the philippines. You haven't been to the south yet. visaya's and mindanao dishes are more toward seafood due to the region is surrounded by ocean. some region love spices in the dishes and some put coconut milk. Have you tried kilawin tuna or adobo with coconut milk and chilis. you have'nt even scratch how much dishes there is in the Philippines.If you want to know about your culture you have insert your self in the culture. I'm a Filipino American born and raised in California andwent on a journey of discovery culture by going on a trip to the philippines and meet people travel the country in different region try there food and come out a different person.
I’ve been trying to rep Vietnamese seafood too sea is known for seafood but it’s underrated abroad cuz foreigners don’t want to spend a lot on foreign food they might disike
Wait you’re Filipino? This whole time I thought you were Latino lol
Might you wanna check out Filipino music too?❤🇵🇭
I'll pass on the sisig at Max's (it's not made the way I like it) and everything else you ordered from Max is good. Visit Nova's grill in Covina. Their take on sisig is soooo much better than Max's.
I don’t understand why restaurants call this little things lumpia. They look and probably taste more like dog treats. It doesn’t even look good
Prob watered down for a certain demographic