Bulalo, Polvoron & Barquiron 🇵🇭 | Trying Filipino Food in Manhattan

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  • Опубликовано: 16 авг 2022
  • I tried Filipino food for the first time in Manhattan at a restaurant that specializes in cooking from the Philippines. See me react to Bulalo (beef shank soup) that had bone marrow and lots of pechoy. You can also see me try Filipino candies like polvoron and barquiron at a Filipino grocery store in the East Village. This restaurant is known to have some the best Filipino food in New York. The Pinoy hospitality was great and my server helped me with how to eat each dish. I highly recommend Bulalo soup for a comforting cold day or this warm, 100-degree day that made me feel like I was in the Philippines!
    Episode Intel:
    Grill 21
    346 E 21st St, New York, NY 10010
    Reggie Ate: Bulao (beef bone marrow soup)
    Johnny Air Mart
    214 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009
    Reggie Ate: polvoron (ube and pandan Filipino shortbread), Barquiron De Casoy (Filipino candy)

Комментарии • 376

  • @summerbreeze5459
    @summerbreeze5459 Год назад +3

    As Filipinos we like to feed people, it’s just ingrained in us. specifically people that appreciate Filipino food. I think I can speak for most Filipinos when I say that watching you trying to figure out how to eat certain dishes & also watching you shop, we’re all wishing that we were there with you to offer some coaching lol.

  • @rainieresguerra4780
    @rainieresguerra4780 Год назад +40

    Whenever I eat Bulalo, I use two dipping sauces. Fish sauce with calamansi and chopped chili; and, Light Soy sauce with calamansi and chopped chili. ☺

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад +5

      The chopped chili is a great idea! What else would you dip in this?

    • @Castleromeo14
      @Castleromeo14 Год назад +1

      @@unculturedtravel you dont dip those, you actually put it in the soup/stew itself!

    • @jrg2913
      @jrg2913 Год назад +1

      @@unculturedtravel fish sauce with calamansi or lemon and a lot of chilis. you can also use soysauce with calmansi and chili.

    • @xsystem1
      @xsystem1 Год назад +2

      @@unculturedtravel you just dip the pork to enhance the flavor..the flavor of the soup might get ruined if you put the sauce

    • @tats1539
      @tats1539 Год назад

      @@unculturedtravel the fish sauce with slice chili dip is good for any kind of meat stew,, pork sinigang, pork nilaga, the taste like heaven 😅

  • @anicerain1704
    @anicerain1704 Год назад +42

    And here I am a Filipina living in Jersey City.. not knowing this go-to places for Filipino food.. I'm following you because of that 😁 and you also explore other cuisine as well!

  • @ilowcoast
    @ilowcoast Год назад +4

    i enjoy watching you eat our dishes awesome

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Thanks for watching! What Filipino breakfast dish do you recommend I try?

  • @buffylovien
    @buffylovien Год назад +1

    Awesome Guy! Glad you have a flexible palate. 👍👌🙏

  • @tadzsebastian3094
    @tadzsebastian3094 Год назад +1

    This is the kind of vlog that I want very raw video so natural.

  • @aleckbautista356
    @aleckbautista356 Год назад +1

    another solid vlog again. keep it up sir lets gooooo

  • @Captfuntastic
    @Captfuntastic Год назад +2

    I just love this channel

  • @tomaskruparsa7391
    @tomaskruparsa7391 Год назад

    so proud of you sir trying our food and delicacies

  • @edisongalgao644
    @edisongalgao644 Год назад

    Enjoying to watch you bro

  • @RG-bh2rj
    @RG-bh2rj Год назад +1

    Thank u for appreciating diffv filipino dishes

  • @junpinedajr.8699
    @junpinedajr.8699 Год назад +1

    Sir, thank you for admiring our food.
    GOD BLESS YOU.😀😃😄😁

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      It’s easy because it is delicious! What dish next?

  • @j.9306
    @j.9306 Год назад +1

    looks so good

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Was so so good. What is your favorite Filipino soup?

  • @maxandmaggie2010
    @maxandmaggie2010 Год назад

    we love your vlog

  • @mazemind2530
    @mazemind2530 Год назад

    bulalo is also one of my favorite nice to see you love it

  • @mariotobias5918
    @mariotobias5918 Год назад +8

    merienda = snacks or in between main meals. mini meal between breakfast and lunch, between lunch and dinner or dinner and bfast. when we take a rest, even during work, we eat hahaha. if you visit a friends house, the host will offer you merienda. we are not limited to breakfast, lunch and dinner

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Thank you for this explanation! What is the most popular merienda?

    • @oxoelfoxo
      @oxoelfoxo Год назад

      @@unculturedtravel whatever you feel like eating or whatever is on hand. It can be halo-halo on a hot day, turn or maruya or suman or a sandwich or siopao, siomai.

  • @alanoceferinojr9009
    @alanoceferinojr9009 Год назад +2

    Thank you sir for appreciating Filipino dishes I'm always here to support you good luck always stay in good shape take care mabuhay and salamat,God blessed 😙👍

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Thank you for the kind words! What Filipino dish do you suggest?

  • @danfredbarinque7679
    @danfredbarinque7679 Год назад +1

    Watching from Philippines and thank you for trying Filipino cuisine. ❤️❤️❤️

  • @mangonauts6464
    @mangonauts6464 Год назад +5

    What I like with your approach is you know that the "ulam" or dish, is eaten with the rice. Oftentimes with non-Filipino youtubers you see them just eat the ulam by itself and try the rice maybe 1 or 2 times (sometimes even the rice by itself), without realizing that the "dish" is what's used to flavor the rice, the way you don't eat the pasta noodle by itself and instead eat it with the pasta sauce, or the way you don't eat solely the bread from the sandwich by itself and instead eat it with the rest of the sandwich. Also, oftentimes the taste of the dish is made much more concentrated or flavorful because the intention is it's the rice that will balance its taste.

    • @beegeebad3193
      @beegeebad3193 Год назад

      Spot on. I mean its so wrong tasting rice by itself.

  • @josephbrizo4567
    @josephbrizo4567 Год назад

    I'am support your vlog and I'am the one subscribers to your chanel,

  • @jurgentabudlong8483
    @jurgentabudlong8483 Год назад

    Got you a new sub man! Kudos on the translation on foods. Im Filipino btw. 😁👌

  • @jayz0_13obosin
    @jayz0_13obosin Год назад

    Respect to you bro you appreciate it our Filipino delicacies 🙏🏻

  • @ammeblancolopez7169
    @ammeblancolopez7169 Год назад

    I love the way you eat our local food 😊

  • @leahpadilla9406
    @leahpadilla9406 Год назад

    Wow fhat so yummy.

  • @CarlaAmore
    @CarlaAmore Год назад +1

    I wish you can have like a sit down mukbang, I enjoy watching you eat. :)

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Haha maybe one day! What dish do you recommend I try?

  • @W3LL00
    @W3LL00 Год назад

    MASARAP (Delicious)

  • @temyoffer4856
    @temyoffer4856 Год назад +1

    It's a nice to appreciate the Filipino food thank you

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      It's easy they are delicious! What is your favorite Filipino dish?

  • @myrnasantico679
    @myrnasantico679 Год назад +4

    Try lumpiang ubod, morcon, embutido, kuhol sa gata, with sinigang try with guava and milkfish, tsamporado with tuyo, buco pie, pastillas de leche, bukayo, puto bongbong, bibingka, halayang ube

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      These are all such great tips! Do people use the instant tsamporado with tuyo or fresh made? Also I think I need to go to PH to find kuhol sa gata!

  • @aumarussle3661
    @aumarussle3661 Год назад

    Bulalo is so good during rainy season.

  • @noelunson3996
    @noelunson3996 Год назад

    Man you made me drool with every spoonful.

  • @cavitecheckpoint
    @cavitecheckpoint Год назад +2

    Miryenda is mid afternoon snack around 3pm usually with pancit, banana q, or halo halo... I don't know if you can find it there in the west but try looking for jackfruit cooked in coconut cream and heart of a banana also cooked in coconut cream. Anything cooked in coconut milk or cream is called "ginataang"

  • @betheboss6979
    @betheboss6979 Год назад +8

    Your pronunciation of Tocino is so cute. Though we actually pronounced as to-si-no, not to-chi-no. Either way, it's acceptable. In language, it doesn't have to be perfect, as long as we understood each other. Then the communication is a success. And I think that's what matters. Thank you for taking interest in our food and culture. 😊

  • @floren879
    @floren879 Год назад +1

    Good selection of Pinoy food 🥘

  • @josephbrizo4567
    @josephbrizo4567 Год назад

    Thank you bro, to eating Filipino food,,, I'm am Joseph,from filippines thank you again sir,,

  • @floren879
    @floren879 Год назад +1

    Yummy Bulalo 🙌

  • @CookingWithLolaB
    @CookingWithLolaB Год назад +3

    Watching you eat the bulalo made me crave for one 🤤

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      It was so so delicious! What do you like to eat it with?

  • @iamstarboi
    @iamstarboi Год назад +4

    Wow im surprised. You ate everything.. bulalo is a hearty meal.. you can eat it anytime of the day specially rainy days or if you are sick or even you had hangover.. very beefy, hearty dish.. with fish sauce and chili it will enhance more flavor.

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад +1

      Yes it was delicious, seems like a dish that will cure many things! What do you like to add to it?

  • @vermontfandialan22
    @vermontfandialan22 Год назад +2

    That's one of my favorite.

  • @bossmai4622
    @bossmai4622 Год назад

    Yum

  • @jaypeeparaiso4667
    @jaypeeparaiso4667 Год назад +1

    Ate everything? Wow no food wasted. New sub

  • @jmd4449
    @jmd4449 Год назад +12

    Just a small thing as a guide: whenever any Filipino item has a name spelled with a "c" in between, it is usually read in spanish, sound like "s" unlike how Italian "ch" sound. So tocino should sound like "to see noh" You've been consistent with liking the Filipino cooking. Thanks! I was salivating while you were eating that Bulalo.

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Great tip! Thank you! How else is Tossssino eaten?

    • @jmd4449
      @jmd4449 Год назад

      @@unculturedtravel if you're also fond of cooking at home, you can make a tender, spicy variation: you can start by boilng half cup of water and cut up the meat to bite size with a kitchen scissors before laying it on the boiling water. Medium heat. Drop some chili flakes or cayenne powder (according to your preferred spiciness) and keep stirring until the water is almost dry. Put some oil and turn the heat a little higher to quickly sear the meat but keep the tenderness inside. That's it. Happy eating!

    • @oxoelfoxo
      @oxoelfoxo Год назад

      Tocino and tapa is usually dipped in spiced vinegar

  • @micssalvador7960
    @micssalvador7960 Год назад +3

    Go to the Philippines mate. We love to have you here. So much food is waiting for you also. Try the grilled tuna

    • @mariaclaradelossantos398
      @mariaclaradelossantos398 Год назад +1

      And the blue marlin on a sizzling plate topped with butter and fried garlic! Oh Ive been craving the dish since the start of COVID. Cheers from Melbourne, Au.

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      One day! Which region should I visit first!?

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Jeez, that sounds good, thank you for sharing! Any Filipino restaurants in Melbourne you recommend!?

  • @agnescamporaso5474
    @agnescamporaso5474 Год назад +1

    New sub here thank you for loving our food and culture

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      The food is all so interesting and delicious! What should I try next?

  • @jessybelbeter187
    @jessybelbeter187 5 месяцев назад +1

    GOD bless u bro..

  • @arlenedeleon282
    @arlenedeleon282 Год назад

    Thanks alot...God bless

  • @myrnasantico679
    @myrnasantico679 Год назад +1

    Sarap

  • @acekhianacer2875
    @acekhianacer2875 Год назад

    yummyyyyy

  • @SilentTrigger31585
    @SilentTrigger31585 Год назад +4

    The weird this with us Filipinos is that we are use to drinking hot coffee in 36-38 °C. We also love eating ice cream in Baguio or Tagaytay where temperature drops around 10-15°C.

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Haha drinking hot coffee in hot temperatures. No iced coffee?

    • @SilentTrigger31585
      @SilentTrigger31585 Год назад +2

      @@unculturedtravel there is iced coffee, but we preffered the hot ones.

  • @willieguerra6962
    @willieguerra6962 Год назад

    Sir, you eat first and feel the goodness and yummyness of the food happy eating filipino food is the besy.

  • @katoktv2038
    @katoktv2038 Год назад

    nice godbless bro

  • @ShellzSD
    @ShellzSD Год назад

    Bulalo is my fave Filipino food ❤️

  • @krugersavage6347
    @krugersavage6347 Год назад

    Wow I just got back to this video and Bilao is actually popping right now. A restaurant opened by Filipino nurses craving for silog meals.

  • @MikeZee83
    @MikeZee83 Год назад

    I’ve been here last December 2021 Food here is good

  • @mayatiririt9053
    @mayatiririt9053 Год назад +2

    That ampalaya tea right there is good for diabetes or if you have a sweet tooth like me just take once in a while it helps lower blood sugars…jeje love your videos I watch you eat and I can tell you’re a foodie like me! Good luck!

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Great tip! I should try it! What is another popular type of Filipino tea?

    • @mayatiririt9053
      @mayatiririt9053 Год назад

      @@unculturedtravel we have lots of tea now like the anti-oxidants tea mangosteen tea ,guava tea,malungay or moringa tea and a lot more !

  • @wewebadfish2114
    @wewebadfish2114 Год назад

    Delicious food Philippines 🇵🇭

  • @jayhanneman8962
    @jayhanneman8962 Год назад

    That Bulalo looks Legit.

  • @kahamstervlog1676
    @kahamstervlog1676 Год назад

    Bulalo is the best all in one....yes

  • @benjmartos7269
    @benjmartos7269 Год назад +6

    Hi i just loving your vlog and the same time being proud on our food and snacks since you love them .. Maybe you can try the filipino style spanish sardines and hoping that you will love them too .. 😊

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      I will try some spanish style Sardines! What is the next dish I should try?

    • @benjmartos7269
      @benjmartos7269 Год назад

      @@unculturedtravel maybe you should try papaitan or bitter sour soup if there is any on your area.. It will give you nice savory aroma on that one .. 😊

  • @lizbeth2764
    @lizbeth2764 Год назад +1

    yummmmyyy

  • @TheDoors777
    @TheDoors777 Год назад +1

    Fish sauce with lemon/calamansi...perfect

  • @robertrecommendsmusic8920
    @robertrecommendsmusic8920 Год назад

    Fish sauce is usually used as dippings in less salty dish such as "Nilaga" like Nilagang Baka, Nilagang baboy and is also used in lugaw such as arroz caldo, goto.

  • @lemontv38
    @lemontv38 Год назад +1

    gotcha! thats what i recomended last i comment tho the " cansi " of bacolod.. try it soon bro. just for the change LOL

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Yes! I was so intrigued by cansi I will get it next time! What condiments do you add to it?

  • @bengbengareglado9743
    @bengbengareglado9743 Год назад

    Proud pinoy

  • @alfredodayo4094
    @alfredodayo4094 Год назад

    Everytime you eat our local food I can not help but salivates

  • @knockleball
    @knockleball Год назад +1

    I’m Hungry now 😁😁😁

  • @aljonpamintuan5464
    @aljonpamintuan5464 Год назад

    i like how you spell every dishes in your vloggs they are all correct

    • @aljonpamintuan5464
      @aljonpamintuan5464 Год назад

      it means you put effort searching for their correct spelling

  • @u4yeah123
    @u4yeah123 Год назад +1

    merienda is like snacks (light food) in between meals. there's merienda in the morning around 10am and in the afternoon around 3pm

  • @jomaragosita6518
    @jomaragosita6518 Год назад

    Oh you empty everything i think u are full hehehe those bulalo is my favorite too. God bless

  • @chiesjourney8707
    @chiesjourney8707 Год назад +1

    yummy

  • @iszer.ran03
    @iszer.ran03 Год назад

    ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @lorelaigonzales2671
    @lorelaigonzales2671 Год назад

    I've been watching you eating Filipino food and thanks you like it... Maybe you try balbacua

  • @edisonjhaypacle6672
    @edisonjhaypacle6672 Год назад

    Try all pilipino food and restaurants.like Jollibee and McDonald's and any..your channel is like dynamite boom subscriber like u...in the Philippines ❤️❤️❤️

  • @benedickrosales4024
    @benedickrosales4024 Год назад

    Thank you for appreciated our filipino foods shout please

  • @wtb472
    @wtb472 Год назад

    With broth, you can pour some over the rice. You can also add some chili and calamansi in your fish sauce for dipping.

  • @alfredbencito3769
    @alfredbencito3769 Год назад

    New subscriber here from Qatar.....OFW

  • @charmsmanz6204
    @charmsmanz6204 Год назад +4

    Bulalo is one of delicious Filipino comfort food. 😀

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад +1

      So comforting and healthy tasting! What Filipino soup should I try next?

    • @charmsmanz6204
      @charmsmanz6204 Год назад +2

      @@unculturedtravel you may also try lomi or la paz batchoy

  • @ryu03xism
    @ryu03xism Год назад

    merienda is an afternoon snack... here in the philippines we usually eat merienda @ 3pm ^_^

  • @jiomarthigonzales5609
    @jiomarthigonzales5609 Год назад +4

    Thank you sir for loving our culture, foods, drinks and Filipino products

  • @johnryannerecina1305
    @johnryannerecina1305 Год назад

    Fish sauce with calamansi the best way to enjoy bulalo

  • @josephquijano9206
    @josephquijano9206 Год назад

    Try the Crispy Pata, Adobo and Sisig!!

  • @amaliahightower
    @amaliahightower Год назад +5

    I miss Manhattan, NY ❤️ $20 for Bulalo is too pricy for me 😂 Polvoron imo is not a dessert. You should check the freezer and try if they have mango, plain ube, ube with macapuno, cheese and halo halo ice creams. I just bought me ube with macapuno ice cream so so 😋

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Thanks for the tip, checking the freezer is a good idea! What is your favorite type of ice cream?

  • @ferdinandenriquez7047
    @ferdinandenriquez7047 Год назад

    Bulalo the best soup .

  • @GT-Oldschool
    @GT-Oldschool Год назад +2

    Can never ever go wrong with Bulalo. I like to put chilli on the fish sauce to give it a bit of a kick.

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад +1

      Yum! It is so warming and comforting! What is another Filipino broth / soup you recommend? Thank you for the comment!

    • @GT-Oldschool
      @GT-Oldschool Год назад

      @@unculturedtravel im guessing youve already had sinigang and tinola, so maybe try nilaga, which is similar to bulalo, theres also batchoy, and picadillo.

  • @RandomFun-th2qm
    @RandomFun-th2qm Год назад +2

    Merienda means "Afternoon Snack"
    It's actually in 3pm Snacks in Philippines.

  • @jovanessavf164
    @jovanessavf164 Год назад

    Very nice waiter!

  • @melvinpatomendoza
    @melvinpatomendoza Год назад

    Bulalo pagkain ng mga Barako ❤
    merienda means snack.

  • @yangandandrei9654
    @yangandandrei9654 Год назад +1

    Missing Filipino foods❤️

  • @rodrigomacasieb2942
    @rodrigomacasieb2942 Год назад +1

    try to come in the philippines...my friend...they are friendly...

  • @mariaclaradelossantos398
    @mariaclaradelossantos398 Год назад

    The way youre doing it is fine. Barquiron is messy to eat for everyone though I do like sucking the powder out first before eating the outside but be careful as one slip and you have lungs full of powder. Lol. Barquiron is basically a barquillos (the wafer cookie outside) filled with polvoron (the other confection you ate.) You should try the Cansi next time. Its only mildly sour compared to sinigang. Cheers from Melbourne, Au

  • @omel802
    @omel802 Год назад

    Merienda = mid afternoon snack/meal

  • @erlindanavarro8196
    @erlindanavarro8196 Год назад +1

    I'm so happy and i respect you a lot for enjoying and appreciative of Filipino dishes, but I think you would be able to enjoy it a lot more by having your camera seated stationary on the table and be able to utilize both of your hands and what a feeling it would be!😄👍😊

  • @facelessraw4701
    @facelessraw4701 Год назад

    Good choice Sir! Enjoy Filipino food... I also love spicy 🔥🥵

  • @mrjbalisong3589
    @mrjbalisong3589 Год назад

    dang man im hungry

  • @POTUS-ob5yb
    @POTUS-ob5yb Год назад +2

    Bro knows how to capture the Filipino netizen's attention.🇵🇭😎

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад +1

      Bro they got me as a restaurant customer! Food is good.

    • @KJ-vp5fn
      @KJ-vp5fn Год назад

      He is very polite, he appreciates Filipino food, what's not to like with the guy... more power to him and i hope he gets more subscriptions.

  • @wilburtuason967
    @wilburtuason967 Год назад +1

    your now becoming Filipino and we will always welcome you here.

  • @iamcjkleer24
    @iamcjkleer24 Год назад

    All I can say is "IM HUNGRY NOW!" Don't do that please. I am obliged to go to Tagaytay now. Hahaha

  • @unknowngecko4329
    @unknowngecko4329 Год назад +2

    I've been craving for Bulalo with bone marrow for months. Recently its been hard to find some dinner who has it on their menu around our city its either sold out early or not available on menu.

  • @joselitovillegas6811
    @joselitovillegas6811 Год назад +1

    that bulalo you got is good for 2 persons. standard dipping sauce is a mixture of soy sauce (salty) patis (salty) vinegar, fresh chili or labuyo, calamansi or lemon. you can use all or a combination.
    if you don't have hypertension the best sauce is taba ng talangka, calamansi and chili!

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      I was thinking it was for two! In PH is the portion a family portion?

  • @iamraneal6815
    @iamraneal6815 Год назад +1

    Hope you can come over to the Philippines 🇵🇭.. ☺ For sure you will enjoy more your food vlog here.. ☺

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      I hope to! What region would you recommend?

    • @CiciBellina
      @CiciBellina Год назад

      @@unculturedtravel Cebu for sure 👍🏻

  • @merquise8137
    @merquise8137 Год назад +2

    Merienda = afternoon snacks.

    • @unculturedtravel
      @unculturedtravel  Год назад

      Got it, thank you! What are some popular merienda?

    • @merquise8137
      @merquise8137 Год назад

      @@unculturedtravel I think you've tried most of them already. Those desserts you ate can also be merienda. Turon, Puto, Ensaymada, etc. Most streetfoods can also be Merienda. Fishballs/Squidballs/Chickenballs.
      Look for "Dollar Hits" I remember reading they opened a store somewhere in new york. You can get a lot of "Merienda" there.