$0.50 Suha Fruit in Manila's CHEAPEST Market Quiapo 🇵🇭 (why is it so cheap?)

[@YadVenturess]

Hello my kabayans! Todays adventure was so hectic! What was your favourite purchase of the day? 😮

[@manbibar4299]

❤️🇵🇭So, you met another legend, a rapper this time. 🙃 I'm glad you didn't buy the Agimat or amulet, the Gayuma or Love potion and the black candle to torture your enemies. 😊 They're abundant around the Quiapo church area.. Mumbo jumbo stuff!☠️ IT'S MORE FUN-NY IN THE PHILIPPINES!😁

[@marikitliwayway6703]

You should try going to the divisoria next but I strongly recommend that you bring a local friend it's easy to use get lose in divisoria

[@ckpalaris7772]

@Yad Ventures 6:06 the lady said talong po. Talong is eggplan in Eglish. "po" is an honorrific word in the Philippines, which is usually placed in the middle or end of a sentence. examples: Magandang araw po (good day!) Isa lang po (just one) Where are you from? (you can say: Sa England po) :) Nice video!

[@kyliedoscope4764]

Quiapo (ki-ya-po) not ku-wa-poh

[@arbyshanbalaba8347]

You should go to quiapo wet market instead of that resto.try best seller pansit palabok and halohalo in "inays eatery" many people took hard line just to eat there.

[@nikkocataniag7312]

I ABSOLUTELY loved this - vloggers doing non-touristy things that a typical Filipino does in our daily life. Additional props for surviving the crowd and just immersing yourselves without inhibitions which is an authentic Filipino experience. I subscribed right away.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Michael, so happy you enjoyed it! There’s so much more to come 😊🙏

[@renealcid6708]

Suha is Pomelo, part of the citrus family and closer to grapefruit in flavor.It is mostly grown in Mindanao, Southern Philippines.

[@dacedaine822]

We’re so glad we’ve come across it, it was sooooo good 😊

[@MarkMarcelo0210]

Hello guys! Suha is Pomelo in english. I admire you guys for being adventurous and good thing my fellow Filipinos are very friendly. Quiapo market is considered a rough area and I always remind foreigners to be mindful of your belongings. Better if you have a local guide with you. Not all can understand you because of the accent. They can understand you but many vendors there are shy to speak english. Enjoy your adventures in the Philippines!

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you, Mark! We’ve never come across pomelo in Europe or Middle East, so this was a great find, loved it! We’re quite seasoned travelers and been to much rougher places, so quite honestly Quiapo felt safe, but thank you for noting this, one can never be too careful! Thank you for watching as always; wishing you happy NY celebrations ahead ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for the tips Mark! 😊

[@dutchramen]

looks awesome that youre interacting with everyone that make the content more interesting to watch. 👌

[@YadVenturess]

One of the best ways to mix in and learn the local culture 🙏😊

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for watching, glad you found it an interesting watch, we equally had an amazing day talking to locals and having a good laugh with people who are always so kind to us, positive and happy 😊

[@chitocucio4573]

At 5:36 isn’t fish, it’s eggplant omelette called Tortang Talong, and was listed by Atlas as one of the best egg dishes in the world for 2022.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for sharing 🙏😊

[@pikachupot1]

You should visit albay and go to quitinday hills overlooking the mayon volcano. Its amazing that your very interactive with the locals. Cant wait to see you guys doing nature tripping the next vlogs

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much for watching and for your support ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for the tips! Hopefully next time 😊

[@richmondroadtv6527]

I'm wishing you all the best "whatever you wished for" whilst lighting those candles in the church xx

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much for your kindness ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much my friend 🙏

[@MountainofInspiration]

Thanks for sharing this vlog. I discovered a few things about this amazing country

[@YadVenturess]

Glad you enjoyed it and I'm so happy to hear that! :)

[@lhouieb2002]

Just a precaution, please wear your backpack reverse (bag in front of you) and hold on to your valuables when walking freely. That’s a densely populated area and pickpockets are part. Just be careful while having fun!🙏😃

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you, we always are 🙏

[@j.deevlog8957]

Well pls do specially in that area there are still bad people there but most of them were killed already by Duterte. Lol

[@ladysnow8186]

@@j.deevlog8957 😂😂😂

[@christopherdinglasan9725]

Hi, I'm the one in the yellow shirt who talked to you about the grapefruit 🥰

[@dacedaine822]

Oh hello Christopher, so glad you found our vlog! Salamat Po 😊

[@YadVenturess]

Great to have you watching Christopher! and great to meet you :)

[@lennybungabong7839]

Hello beautiful couple, please be extra careful when you’re in a populated market place. Always place your backpack in front for safety reasons. You can also try going to Greenhills mall in Mandaluyong, you can find cheap items there as well. Don’t miss out BGC, it’s the most beautiful place in Manila. If you still have time, you can do island hopping like: Palawan, Boracay, Cebu. Bohol & many more. Enjoy your shopping in Quiapo. When you hear Filipinos say “po” at the end of their sentence, it means “yes” in a respectful way. It’s a show of respect “po” & “opo” Take care.. you guys rock!

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you Lenny 🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing Lenny

[@ricodadan2196]

Injoy may Brothers and Sister..Kafe Safe.Mabuhay..Soon Punta kayo Dito Sa Mindanao Zamboanga..

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Rico 🙏

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much ❤

[@alanoceferinojr9009]

Present again I do really enjoying watching your vlogs,keep up the good work peace and I wanna greet you a Happy New Year salamat keep safe and God blessed 👍😃

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching us! Wishing you a fabulous year ahead ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Alano, really appreciate you ❤️😊

[@ArchieS-id8lf]

"I know Sadam Hussein". 😂 Its a great conversation starter. Good PR exercise from management gifting you those yummy food

[@dacedaine822]

Haha yes, that was too funny! Indeed, nice from the management’s side as we invest a lot in these trips, so the gesture was much appreciated 😊

[@YadVenturess]

😂😂😂😂 At least he is making the effort it makes me happy

[@renealcid6708]

Coconut tree. Buko is the young coconut and niyog is old coconut.That cafe 1919 is inside an old Manila bldg housing a bank.

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for sharing!

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing rene!

[@yurisimbulan9734]

Avid follower of your vlogs. Happy new year❤️

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks Yuri! Happy new year to you! 🙏❤️

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for watching us ❤

[@abpantaleov]

❤️ Pomelo is a large Asian citrus fruit that’s closely related to grapefruit. It’s shaped like a teardrop and has green or yellow flesh and a thick, pale rind. It can grow to the size of a cantaloupe or larger. Pomelo tastes similar to grapefruit, but it’s sweeter. 🌝

[@YadVenturess]

❤️

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for sharing 🙏❤️

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for the explanation. We never came across it in Europe or Middle East, so this was a great find, we loved it 😍

[@yourMARKIE143]

Deserve a millions subscribers ♥️♥️♥️

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much Markie, you’re very kind ❤

[@yourMARKIE143]

@@dacedaine822 your always welcome guys🙂🙂🙂

[@dacedaine822]

@@yourMARKIE143 ❤️❤️

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much, you’re awesome ❤️

[@vivendumagan6184]

Merry Christmas and happy new year .. I miss Philippines my country .

[@dacedaine822]

Thanks so much Vivien, hope you can visit soon ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Happy holidays! Hope you can go back soon :)

[@littlesparrow1284]

Quiapo is where you can see the simple lives of the simple filipinos. Its a place where you can find cheap and fake items like Petaling Street in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.The Quiapo Church is a church built during the spanish era and it houses the Black Nazarene venerated by the filipinos for centuries since its arrival through the Galleon trade via the Pacific and through Mexico

[@YadVenturess]

We had a great time exploring the markets and the locals! Thanks for sharing this 🙏

[@dacedaine822]

Thanks so much for sharing ❤

[@thowphak2886]

Always stay safe and enjoy your stay and have fun in the Philippines.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you 😊

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much 😊

[@joanluisaclores2706]

It's good that u entered Quipo place, no vlogger has enter that placed!

[@YadVenturess]

Wow I’m surprised to hear that !😳

[@tessmanero5207]

Hi Yad Ventures..that fruit you ate is Pomelo in english, Suha in local name,it's mix taste of sweet and sour,depends where it came from. Buko is young coconut and when it aged you get the coconut milk.hope you enjoy your stay in Ph🇵🇭🤗

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks Tess! It was sooo good! 😍

[@ocirej854]

with or w/o that candles i wished all the best things for this lovely couples... ❤️❤️🇵🇭

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much ❤️🙏

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much for your kindness, people like you make the world go ‘round ❤

[@ايده-ذ3س]

Hello enjoy explore quapo so many market I like suha and buko.pilipino is friendly quapo church more people to pray wish the candle god bless stay safe always watch your vlog merry Christmas

[@dacedaine822]

Thanks so much! God bless ❤

[@ايده-ذ3س]

@@dacedaine822 your welcom god bless

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much! Happy holidays!

[@ايده-ذ3س]

@@YadVenturess thanks and your welcom always watch your vlog

[@MarshallCODM0888]

welcome to quiapo manila thanks for visiting guys I will support you both ❤😇🤟🍻 NY To Philippines

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Jerin! 🙏❤️

[@dacedaine822]

Ahhh thank you so much Jerin, people like you keep us going ❤

[@MarshallCODM0888]

@@dacedaine822 no problem 😇❤🔥

[@lory123ful]

Prior to the emergence of supermalls, the Quiapo area is the heart or the original commercial center of Metro Manila and even that of the entire country.

[@YadVenturess]

It’s great that it still remains to show the old and new

[@dacedaine822]

It’s a great spot! So authentic and we really felt like we’ve experienced the culture and interacted with locals on the level that’s not possible in Makati or BCG for example!

[@lory123ful]

@@dacedaine822 Yeah! Thanks for allowing yourselves to experience the actual city vibes of the common folks that have already been forgotten or remain hidden from the eyes even of most locals whose upbringing and lifestyle have been replaced by malling. Some trivia: The famous food chain franchisee Jollibee started its first tiny hamburger retail store beside another success story, the Mercury Drug Store (its first main store ), at Plaza Miranda in Quiapo. And the SM Malls chain started its very first store solely as a shoe store in Carriedo St., also in Quiapo Manila. Thus, these three commercial giants have origins in that spot. Shoppers used to converge in that area some decades ago, especially at Christmastime. That's the reason I consider Quiapo the heart of the city and of the country during the 1960s. Thanks for discovering and appreciating my country!

[@kookiepomuceno734]

It is a pomelo, the one u bye like orange. Nice to c 2, enjoying our country.

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you 😊

[@Makaandog7804]

Binondo where the old HSBC bank building was used to be the financial district of Manila the Wall street of Manila in the olden times.

[@dacedaine822]

Yes, it’s a great refurb that felt like stepping back in time 😊

[@YadVenturess]

This was so interesting to find out! :)

[@MarkPuke13]

Very awesome man!!!❤

[@YadVenturess]

Glad you like it! 🙏

[@lewyn690]

Sir/ma'am.. Happy New year

[@YadVenturess]

Happy new year 💙

[@travelfoodtv5956]

New friends here welcome to Philippines keep safe 🙏🇵🇭🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Welcome guys thank you for watching ❤️❤️

[@fernandocruz4877]

Coconut in tagalog is buko or niyog. Young coconut is called buko and matured coconut is called niyog.✌️

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for sharing!

[@YadVenturess]

The Buko tasted so yummy!

[@michaeljakeusman]

i usually dip my suha in salt... also, it's called buongon in davao.

[@dacedaine822]

It’s so delicious, loved it 😊

[@Cdcd4444]

never get bored in the Philippines

[@YadVenturess]

Indeed 🙌😅

[@Overlord_Z]

That SUHA or pomelo os good for salad...like woth lettuce and others

[@YadVenturess]

It sounds tasty!

[@amineyassine3522]

You have a beautiful videos keep going Mr yad, fan from Morocco

[@abrsamira2189]

You're not the only one hahaha 🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much for supporting as Amine, we really appreciate people like you and can’t wait to return to Morocco 🇲🇦

[@dacedaine822]

@@abrsamira2189Ahhh thank you Samira, we appreciate your support. Viva Morocco 🇲🇦 ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you Amine, appreciate your support ❤️❤️🇲🇦

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️🇲🇦

[@ariesgemv]

I like Dace, your wife. She seem really genuine knowing the Filipino culture. She remind me of Kyle from “Becoming Filipino” I wish she start her own vlog :)

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for your lovely words :)

[@ariesgemv]

I found the similarities because Kyle had many Filipino coworkers in Hong Kong and because of them he was inspired to go to the PH. I saw it in Dace, how she seem intrigued.

[@gericornista8133]

Beautiful new Cafe in that area! I miss Davao "Suha/grapefruit"! Peel the skin off first then eat those sweet pink pulp bits!

[@YadVenturess]

Honestly it was so good! Thanks for watching Geri 😊

[@banshee1133]

It's pronounced kya-poh. Also when you hear "po" at the end of the sentence, it's not included in the word. Like when the lady said "talong po". Talong means eggplant. Po is just a politeness marker. You'd hear "salamat po" (salamat) is thank you. Po is just added at the end of their replies.

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for sharing!

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for clarifying :)

[@jesuisdixieaussi9208]

Pinoys' typical breakfast is called SILOG. So many variations like TapSILOG or TapaSinangagItlog (Sweet beef strips, garlic rice and fried egg) HotSiLog or HotdogSinangagItlog (Hotdog, Garlic Rice, fried egg) Bangsilog or Bangus Sinangag Itlog (Milkfish, Garlic Rice, Fried Egg)

[@YadVenturess]

Wow they sound amazing!!

[@proudajero1709]

It's so funny that the one who is selling candles got mad to the woman who is explaining the candle when she mentioned 100php when it's only 50php. Indeed very honest.

[@YadVenturess]

Great for them to be honest! :)

[@henryreyes687]

That fish breakfast you saw at Marimars food stall is actually egg plant omelette. 😁

[@YadVenturess]

Interesting thanks for sharing 😊

[@archsword2446]

you should check out Barbaras restaurant in Intramuros

[@Overlord_Z]

Young coconut we call it buko but when it matures like turned brown we call it NIYOG

[@YadVenturess]

It tasted so good 😍

[@nidaguantero2500]

Enjoy

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you !

[@chrislucero1072]

That was fried eggplant with bread crumbs, not fish :) It's called "talong"

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for clarifying!

[@bobbyho4586]

THIS FRUIT IS POMELO JUMBO GRAPE FRUIT. TAIWAN ALSO HAVE THIS FRUIT.

[@littlesparrow1284]

Tagalogs always add "po and opo" at the end of each sentences to show respect.You see they are not only friendly but polite and respectful as well.

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@dacedaine822]

It’s so nice, we’re learning and now using it every time 🙏

[@Makaandog7804]

If Mexico City has the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Manila has Basilica of the Black Naxarene which is the most sacred pilgrimage site for Filipino Catholics. Catholicism is the dominant Religion in the Philippines. And the fruit you are tasting is a Pomelo or Suha.

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for sharing!

[@jesuisdixieaussi9208]

When grapefruit is sour, some Pinoys dip it in Salt, some dip it in Vinegar

[@YadVenturess]

It tastes lovely! :)

[@isaacmichael5340]

Po is polight gesture word its a kind of respect to the people, its usually use to the people older than you

[@monale5637]

Kid smiled like he made a fortune selling that connector 😂 God bless you both... Please tell the folks your yt channel. They'll happily subscribe ☺️ Also suha/lukban/pomelo/grapefruit all the same 👍

[@YadVenturess]

He was so happy! Such an awesome young kid. The grapefruit honestly was lovely!

[@marikitliwayway6703]

I ❤ the 1919 Cafe

[@YadVenturess]

Me too! They have some amazing food and coffee 😊

[@dacedaine822]

It’s like stepping back in time, so cool 😊

[@MsVroege]

Suha is Pomelo, it grow from a tree kinda big tree.

[@YadVenturess]

It was so tasty!

[@gee7092]

Great video. Be careful of wishing candles, they are obviously scams. Also avoid people selling coins etc .

[@dacedaine822]

Yes, we understand this, but given the price point, we don’t mind going for it if it helps local communities 🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you, I will❤️

[@joaashalcaidde6945]

hehehe.. nice...just be very careful with your things in Quiapo...

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you 🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Always! Thank you

[@marikitliwayway6703]

Suha is pomelo in English and it's from the same family as grapefruit

[@YadVenturess]

It honestly was so tasty!

[@dacedaine822]

We loved it 🥰

[@efrentribiana7106]

When you eat pomelo or suha, it will taste better when you add a little bit of salt.

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you, will try with salt next time 😊

[@YadVenturess]

Sounds yummy!

[@betharcega7089]

Buko is young coconut....the matured coconut is niyog

[@YadVenturess]

It was so tasty!

[@ricodadan2196]

Davao is part off Mindanao Philippines.Former Presedent Rodrigo Duterte.From Mindanao Davao City..

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for sharing!

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing Rico 🙏

[@toufikbouabdellah6579]

c"est benefique dans les deux sens on se régale et on apprend l anglais un grand merci

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@michelinguide3577]

that place look like CAMDEN TOWN in LONDON, or SHOREDITCH LONDON,

[@dacedaine822]

Interesting take!

[@MarshallCODM0888]

I'm Appreciate For In You're Efforts ❤😇🇵🇭 Keep It Up I Hope You Have More Subscribers We Are Here To Support You Lezzggo 🔥🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much Jerin ❤️❤️

[@dacedaine822]

Yes Jerin 🙌

[@khadijaamasrour9680]

Tank

[@dacedaine822]

❤❤

[@YadVenturess]

❤️❤️

[@fortuneframefeed]

Does anyone know the song at 6:53 ? I think I hear flow G but not sure.

[@YadVenturess]

Not sure myself😆

[@monkeyboxer2376]

It's Pomelo(grapefruit) citrus maxima scientific name and native of southeast Asia.

[@YadVenturess]

So tasty!

[@RolandNA]

It's not fish, talong is eggplant with ground beef or pork covered with egg

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for clarifying!

[@natsumidesu8019]

Talong po is not a fish it’s an eggplant fries with beaten egg, Marimar say it in tagalog😅I never experience much traffic during the time of 10am till 3 pm there in Manila on my last vacation, maybe your travelling during the rush hrs.

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for the info! I believe it must be the holiday period

[@natsumidesu8019]

@@YadVenturess it was the month of July till early Sept.

[@jesuisdixieaussi9208]

Tortang Talong? It's called an Eggplant Omelette Talong is Aubergine or Eggplant in English

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for sharing :)

[@eleanorbrown9501]

You’re right it’s grapefruit

[@YadVenturess]

🙏😊

[@eleanorbrown9501]

Grapefruit or Suha in local Manila term so thank you and Happy Holidays Yad Ventures.

[@dacedaine822]

It’s so tasty, I really loved it!

[@j.deevlog8957]

"I know sadam hussaine" ahahaahhaa

[@YadVenturess]

😂😂😂

[@CesarMartinez-oc4xm]

A bit of trivia for you.. Quiapo Church is the home based of the BLACK NAZARENE (NAZARENO in Tagalog language).. Its an image of Jesus Christ carrying the cross. Made of black colored wood thats why its somwtimes called "BLACK NAZARENE".. it came from Acapulci, Mexico during the Galleon trade from Acapulco to Manila and vice versa, during tbe Spanish time. It has millions of devotees believing that it brings miraculous healing, prosperity , good health.

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@marlonquintos830]

That was not a fish 🙂, it is eggplant/aubergine omelette. In Tagalog, we call an eggplant, "talong". We add the word "po" to show respect that was the reason why the lady said, "talong po". Trivia: Philippines is thr 2nd largest producer of coconuts in the world, next to our neighbor, Indonesia.

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing Marlon! That’s interesting to know 😊

[@ricodadan2196]

Sna ayusin nyo po pakikitungo nyo sa kanila dyan sa Manila Turoan nyo maayos mga bilihin Lukal or original.Pag dito sa Mindanao yan.ako na Mismo mag Guide sa kanila

[@khadijaamasrour9680]

Brabo

[@dacedaine822]

❤❤

[@ytmaharlika9131]

🤙😎

[@YadVenturess]

🙏🙏

[@dacedaine822]

❤❤

[@leesamontepositivevibes]

It is not just like grapefruit bcoz it is Grapefruit😁😄 Suha in tagalog..

[@YadVenturess]

Haha you're right! We loved it :)

[@piorubenestrada1583]

big version of grapefruit, suha pomelo,,,haha

[@YadVenturess]

It tasted so good! 😍

[@proudajero1709]

Suha is actually grapefruit.

[@ryanperez4894]

❤️

[@YadVenturess]

❤️

[@jesuisdixieaussi9208]

The wife is actually right. It is a grapefruit

[@fernandocruz4877]

Is your partner a pinay or half-half or foreigner?😃✌️

[@dacedaine822]

I’m from Latvia (Northern Europe) 😉

[@bobbyho4586]

THAT LOOK LIKE PUMPLO . SAME LIKE ORANGE AND GRAPE FRUIT.

[@tarisindanarie34]

that wasn't fish lol, that is talong - an eggplant or aubergine. it is coated with egg and fried sort of an omellete. Suha is also known as Pomelo (yes kind of like grapefruit), it is a fruit native to Davao in the southern island of Mindanao. by the way if you notice, some of the locals add the word "po" after each sentence. That is a term of respect eg. Salamat = Thank you, Walang anuman = You're welcome and then add the 'Po" at the end. "Opo" is the respectful term for "yes".

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing Tari! 😅

[@leandrobrosula3262]

❤️🎄👼🙏

[@YadVenturess]

🙏❤️😊

[@dacedaine822]

❤❤

[@aprilsonpanaligan3224]

pon pomelo

[@dacedaine822]

👍

[@janpaulricohermoso1469]

currency in the Philippines is Peso, not Rupee

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much! :)

[@RolandNA]

GRAPEFRUIT IS SUHA IN TAGALOG

[@dacedaine822]

👍

[@paulpardo4282]

Any fruit in the philippines that is abundant becomes cheap due to over supply enjoy before it becomes scares

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for sharing

[@wave1806]

thank you ....salamat pol or sakamat how much ...magkano bargaining ....tawad where ....saan what ...ano name....pangakan how ...paano what ....ano handsome.....pogi/ guapi beautiful .....maganda / guapa bill......bayad po let's go....Tara na goodbye ....paalam

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for teaching us!

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for the tips my friend ❤️😊

[@domsumoba119]

Suha is pomelo.

[@YadVenturess]

So juicy!

[@bennybenben2125]

That’s grapefruit in English…

[@paengsolo2047]

It's not fish that's eggplant TALONG in Tagalog

[@YadVenturess]

I thought it was a fish! That’s what it looked like 👀

[@ramosjusto3034]

GRAPEFRUIT - SUHA

[@chrislucero1072]

Suha = Pomelo

[@dacedaine822]

👌

[@anton-gn2ot]

suha=pomelo

[@dacedaine822]

👍

[@alviarcapio1926]

just be careful, theres a lot of pick pocket there..

[@YadVenturess]

Thanks for the tip!

[@ytmaharlika9131]

Check “cartimar” first in youtube. All around the ph goes to cartimar. 😎🤙

[@YadVenturess]

I’ll check it out!