CHINESE FILIPINO FOOD WITH CHINA MOMMY

[@toopieare]

It was very touching to see the son get teary-eyed talking about how happy his mom is at 70. 😭

[@merriamtoledo5646]

Truly amazing lalo na pagtumatawa ang China Mommy ! Its contagious!!!

[@arj3030]

I feel the same way. Thank you for this.

[@HuaYue10]

As a Chinoy living abroad. This episode is very inspiring to me. I'm a pro. chef based abroad for 2 decades with a strong international cuisine & pastry background but my Amah wasn't able to teach me those heirloom dishes because she was bed ridden and ill when she was living. Funny thing, I have a house near to where China Mommy is based.

[@Layput]

The son really cares about his mother. It makes him emotional just talking about his mother's simple happiness.

[@fukutaichou1903]

The whole vid made me crave for china mommy’s dishes at 4am. And you can really feel her love for cooking and it shines through her creations. Such a heart warming tribute

[@featrmedia]

🤗

[@arbie_m]

For real I wanna try their lumpia and fortune bag 🤤

[@akosiwerlo]

The production quality of this one is superb.

[@nlvrn3853]

Ito yung quality production talaga, ganda ng color grading at pantay yung sounds walang bulagaan na sasabog tenga mo. Nc nc!

[@joybelledoringo]

This made me cry! It's not about the age but how you achieve your passion is the most important. Seeing China mommy's happiness says it all. =)

[@pinkchrisking]

Young aspiring chefs should take a page of this gem of a mom. If you take shortcuts, you get cut short. Mabuhay ka China Mummy! ❤

[@rhei0842]

grabeh talaga yung storytelling ño.. panglaban tlaga sa mainstream.. the quality and content 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌👌👌👌👌

[@Raiya_ru17]

This is a copied format from Paolo from Tokyo. His Day in a Life series is the most viewed vlogs from his channel. I also see a format here from Eater and Munchies with the food feature. This is kinda more on a serious tone but I wouldn’t mind following this featuring local merchants etc.

[@lueyah]

@@Raiya_ru17 Copied from who? Format of whom? LOL

[@nanettemailum1904]

Way to go again to Erwan and the FEATR team for highlighting traditional food whether Chinese or Filipino in an excellent way. Hope to see more wonderful food history finds worth knowing! Beautifully produced this one ❤🎉

[@zeeesh6912]

First kong nanotice yung color grading parang inspired sa Everything Everywhere all at once. Ang ganda po pang Hollywood ang productions....❤❤

[@sumii8692]

I watch food docu ng Netflix and this video quality is on par. grabe 5/5 production

[@cigar69]

one of your best productions ever, and that's consistently producing authentic, indepth, and original programs !

[@kurtjohnpalomaria342]

Mam Linda reminds me of my departed grandmother Lydia. She grew up in a coastal town and she sold dried fish for the entirety of her childhood. Just a little kid walking around different parts of town with a basket in tow. With this can-do attitude and she eventually moved up in life to become an owner of a handful of properties.She also had a thriving convenience store which added to the success. She was fond of cooking and often went to public markets that we implored her not to go on, for health reasons. During the flatline there was a defiant pulse. She was stubborn till the very end. I miss her so much.

[@featrmedia]

Beautiful story. Thank you for sharing!

[@patriciapatajo8705]

I'm an avid follower of Featr's series showcasing various small businesses but this one really hit me right in the feels. As a Fil-Chi myself who grew up around Ongpin and Binondo area, I've had a taste of Maki, Chinese Lumpia, Sibut, Kiampeng, Cha Misua because of my late taima (great grandma) and ahma (grandma). They would always cook these dishes which were really good! They're gone now and you know sometimes I just wish I could get a taste of their cooking again...like I'm always looking for that flavor/dish. I will definitely try China Mommy! Thank you for featuring them and thank you for making these heartwarming videos. Keep it up, Featr team! ❤

[@carolinekepes7953]

Iba talaga ang lutong nanay..di mo basta basta makuha yung 100% taste..nice one Featr..

[@janiceaningalan491]

Netflix worthy mga documentaries ng Featr, always enjoyed this kind of videos, well made and very educational 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@trinakins]

China Mommy is so inspiring!❤ this is also what i've always wanted to do-- cook and feed people i love... but i kinda lost my love for cooking when my Dad (67yo) passed in 2022 whom i've always cooked for-- breakfast-lunch-dinner-snacks in between... kahit anong food requests pinagbibigyan ko ang Dad ko. watching this episode made me cry and made me reconsider cooking again. thank you, China Mommy!❤

[@greentea_]

What a beautifully written story. The interviews were amazing. Following china mommy through the palengke and hearing her speak with the vendors, it brings me back to my childhood. As someone with parents who are also aging, it warms my heart to see her find fulfillment and the bond she has with her son. Thank you for this!

[@lesliegosingco2028]

Congratulations Ninang Linda and the whole Chinamommy team🙏🏻 She deserves all the love in this world because Ninang Linda is such a kind hearted, generous, talented, beautiful person ❤❤❤

[@genef2988]

One of your best pieces. Now I know how much effort goes into Chinese lumpia, which I never appreciated until now. Next time I’m in The Grid, I promise to drop by China Mommy.😊 Additional: I checked China Mommy website, looks Iike they’re in Public Eatery as well.

[@mountaineer71]

Proud Chinoy here! Definitely one of the advantages being a chinoy is having the best of both worlds especially in terms of food.... growing up with my mom's home cooked chinese dishes, and at the same time enjoying pinoy food as well. This was a great and quality production, congrats to everyone involved.

[@NBS-rk8bl]

Are you still proud that the government of China attempts to steal West Philippine Sea and your fellow Chinese look down and insults us...

[@KhurstenSantos]

Love this feature! It’s lovely to capture China Mommy’s history and impact to her family and growing community!

[@lyricsandmoodsongs]

I am not a Fil-Chi but this is a beautiful food documentary. Now, I am craving Chinese Lumpia and would love to try the rest of the food.

[@albienfernandez7207]

I love this episode,. It really brings back memories. I love china mommys passion for food and quality shes very happy when she gets possitive comments. It reminds me of my Amah wayback. Very nice episode very worth it to watch. 😊

[@franizmtechnology2737]

basta FEATR ang tumira asahan mo KAKAIBA! shoutout sa FEATR TEAM. Mabuhay kayo! salamat sa quality videos.

[@FatimaLoo]

Thank you Featr for showing us who China Mommy is. I've always loved their dishes and would only eat at the grid to have a taste of their crabs and lumpia. I now understand why their dishes are so good--it was all made with love.

[@hodorhodor4739]

I love this episode. A reminder that passion may be put aside, but it never goes away.

[@andreareyes5084]

Ohh I love this and having a great time watching this episode. I relate so much with CHINA MOMMY. Watching her cooking and doing errands to go to market, I remember my mom. Because looking at her (China Mommy) I saw my mom to her! I love the way she manages her own kitchen and staff. I wish someday I can come back and visit Manila and I will get to see and taste her foods in her restaurant. God willing! 🙏🏼👼🏼♥️😍🥰🤩🩷💛💜💞

[@chochangbaylon9496]

Thank you for including my mom (Vicky) in your video and more importantly for being Mama's suki. :) watching this makes me really emotional. We are blessed to have such dedicated and loving mothers. :)

[@YoelPama]

Ang ganda naman ng episode documentary na ito. Gusto ko din yung mga scenes na walag bc music. So therapeutic. Please do more!

[@gc2236]

This feels like a Netflix documentary! Featr is so good with these types of content! more please!

[@honeyrosechua4496]

I’ve watched this 3 times just bc sometimes I miss the Philippines and the tsinoy life. 😢 So glad my fav got featured in featr!

[@vearl15]

FEATR naman eh. You got me teary-eyed. This was very heart warming. Keep it up. Looking forward to try those foods. Nagutom ako at the same time nabusog din puso ko.

[@SHIMENGHET]

makikita mo talaga na proud at mahal na mahal nya mama nya..

[@casperongchiong6391]

Naalala ko amah ko and mom ko kay China mommy. Never tire preserving your family recipes!

[@alyuventures]

I'm happy for Oliver and his family. As someone who came from a family we were not able to preserve my lola's cookings. It's really different.

[@akosiranran_8700]

quality content as always

[@aina2589amu]

sa mga natikman ko na mga Chinese lumpia kung titingnan prang pare pareho but there's something tlga sa taste ng lumpia kay china mommy na hahanapin mo siya kaya mas fave ko even ung crab sotanghon nila as in kapit ung lasa ng crab ng sotanghon and masarap ung texture ng sotanghon nila

[@le57erguapo43]

I remember my mom cooking her signature pakbet talong. I dunno but my sister got her cooking skills. And now, I am just cooking in my own experiences because of loving foodies. Thank you, China Mommy and fam for sharing this inspiration for us. Got energy fromit. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@OrthodoxB]

Wonderful video it also made me teary eyed at the end!

[@sekreuzdeor2539]

FEATR never fail to give us QUALITY contents

[@sixtogonzaga655]

Ako i appreciate the Chinese kc sila tlga ung tumulong sa philippines nung time na need ntn ng help. Sila din nagshape ng culture ntn at dami nila tinutulungan even ungmga chinese sa China malaki din natulong sa atin. Hopefully maappreciate ng more pinoy ang contribution ng chinese sa pinas even sa China

[@chacri08]

They were there ven before the colonization…That’s why Philippines has the oldest Chinatown in the world.

[@hualian5339]

my mom and china mommy are the same magastos magluto kasi di pwede kulang ang rekados saka maraming ingredients ang mamahal tapos pag nag comment ka na mahal ta pwede nmn mag improvise sasabihin "oh di na ako magluluto,sana kayo na lang nagluto" 😂😂😂

[@merryanne7538]

the best erwan and featr team no skipping ads talaga din ako dito gaya ng karapat dapat na vlogger

[@rexroiyal]

very professional quality. definitely better than television documentary 😮

[@edmar7317]

Ang ganda ni China Mommy. I'm sure super stunning sya noong kabataan nya!!! She is funny and amusing too! And yes, natatandaan ko pa yung Escolta. Mom used to bring us there. She would buy our clothes at Berg's, and shoes at Sybelle's or Greg's. And yes, it can get emotional, but that's ok, Bro. You are super proud of your Mom, your China Mommy!!!

[@laracate3533]

I've seen a lot of netflix documentaries and this one just feels like one.

[@villarjhona9673]

God Bless more 🎉🎉🎉 may mom is haft Pilipina and haft Chinese our Lolo Lamang is from China he passed away when my mom is little young ang Nanay KO ay very good in cooking, sa mga fiestas dami kumukuha sa kanya I believe Verygood in cooking ang mga Chinese with love and devotion 🎉🎉🎉 love my both Chinese food and Filipino food God Bless more mommy china 🎉🥳🎊😘😇🙏🥰 6:38

[@thebrighthugot]

What an inspiring content! Thanks FEATR!

[@keonmedina3873]

This channel is so freaking good!!! Coming from all the way from Orlando, Florida. Pilipino Ang tatay ko. Dating ulila ako kaya he adopted me.

[@featrmedia]

Thank you for watching and subscribing!

[@florantecatunao268]

Superb documentary 😍 luv u China Mommy 💞

[@rickg8015]

“‘Are you taking any short cuts?’ She hates that eh..” Yun ang Key🗝️, for consistent quality and success.. NO Shortcuts.

[@japanesefilipinorinsan]

My Japanese grandmother is like this 😂 she is very hardworking making soup ramen in street in Minato station ❤

[@MeMommyEms]

Mga Chinese masipag Kaya mayaman. We should lean from them

[@shadowiwi]

This was such a nice feature. Tama si China Mommy, you can really taste when food is made with love. 😊 Hope I'll be able to taste their dishes one day!

[@summersoul82]

Kudos to the production team behind this vlog. SUPERB! Now i want to try China Mommy ❤

[@ch0c0p1nk]

China Mommy is our favorite stall at the Grid. Crabs are not affordable, pero masarap yung dishes nila kaya sulit. Their dishes are such a treat.

[@fhemichen1130]

I am inspired by your cooking China Mommy, I miss Chinese food, and I should try your cooking, I also want to cook very uniquely. When we were in China I tried different Chinese food that I can't find here in the Philippines.

[@DanielDidith-cj1iq]

So verry beautiful po madam❤️❤️❤️🥰

[@beachheadsforlife2707]

Sino Videographer nito? Ang galing ng kuha! Saka ng editing! Sobrang gaan panuorin❤️💙❤️💙❤️

[@marcpople]

solid naka anamorphoc lens na ang FEATR 🔥🔥🔥

[@Daelainey]

Thank you Feature team for this episode. Thank you China Mommy and family for making your traditional chinese food available to everybody who misses their Ama’s or Angin’s home cooking. I grew up eating most of the food shown. I regret not having learned my Angins’ recipes, that she passed down to my Dad. I always thought that I had plenty of time to learn from him. Sadly, he passed away two years ago and I never got the chance. I’m glad this episode popped up on my feed. I’d like to think that my Dad knows how much I miss him and his cooking and this is his way of connecting with me. I will definitely order from China Mommy on my next trip home to the Philippines. Can’t wait to try the tastes of home again. Thank you Feature!

[@arlessanchez8065]

One of my favourite featr. - background story, the storytelling, the production 🙌🏽

[@mamiijoewe682]

Wow. No dry eyes at the end. Kudos to this kind of content. More success stories of hardwork and passion please🙏

[@thissundaygirl]

I love this episode. I miss my dad and so seeing this episod brings back a lot of memories when he would take me out to eat chinese food. Since he passed on sometimes i forgot my Chinese roots. This episode really hits a spot on my heart ❤️

[@milesaway1542]

I love chinese soup.eto ang namimiss ko.masarap ang long time soup w/ herbs da best.i used to work in hk with chinese employer sobrang sarap ng soup nila ako din nagluluto.kakamiss

[@Lalaryl]

I love seeing the people behind China Mommy! They have great dishes!

[@jqa16]

I love it every time tita linda speaks Cantonese. My malaysian chinese friends also watched this video said they developed their own dialect of cantonese.

[@Weeping-Angel]

They don’t speak Cantonese here and especially in the Philippines. They were actually speaking Hokkien.

[@yourweirdbanana]

This documentary is indeed, one for the books. Kudos to you guys! ❤

[@yourweirdbanana]

The outro is truly emotional. Grabe. It melts my heart. Suddenly miss my Nanay. ❤

[@Gaz8870]

I love mommie's halakhalk: "mas masarap daw ang crabs ko keysa sa thai. " everything looks super delicious.

[@kathhernandez8444]

Grabe ung lumpia😍😍😍😍 Napaka sarap nian.apaw na apaw SA sahog 😍😍😍😍

[@goinbulilit3846]

I miz my mum she loves anything about food, cooking and kitchen. What a heartwarming documentary. The best food is cooking with a heart.

[@MrKookiblue]

Yun lumpia na yan Sobrang sarap , delicious naman talaga Chinese food

[@wordsandtricks]

Would you know kung no meat po ang lumpia ni mommy? Gusto ko sana masubukan kung purong gulay (vegan) hehe

[@jxswh]

I thought I'm on a different channel, and check if I'm on YT Premium. Dude nah! FEATR is giving Netflix quality documentaries. Galing! Padayon!

[@elsapenas8508]

Agree with China mommy if you are happy masarap ang luto..pag galit na apektohan ang tastebuds..mali na ang lasa..😂 experience ko lng yan

[@wetheduo2015]

Salute to all moms ❤

[@EatWhatYouCanMukbang]

Wow 🫡 salute to all hardworking 👩 👵🏻 🥰moms out there !!!!❤

[@Kahayuman]

Ok we need more of these stories and we need to go and try mommys dishes

[@esaymazing]

It’s normal ksi in China na lahat ng mga babae dapat marunong magluto. Kaya lahat ng friends ko doon na nag invite sa akin sa bahay nila, sarap talaga ng mga home cooked foods nila. And I agree that Chinese have the most delicious cuisine.

[@MissTitaC]

one of the best contents in this channel so far..

[@inacaps]

THE BEST!!!

[@davidricardo-y2x]

Wowww the storyline and production are simply world class in this issue.

[@chingbangit1286]

Love this episode, remembering my Mom buying Chinese lumpia in divisoria and our Chinese kapitbahay giving us Maki but refuse to give ua the recipe, now i know where to go or to order for my Chinese food craving.

[@DumpWeeDz]

love this documentaries hope you make many many more...

[@mleong1977]

I really enjoyed this story. Its simple, genuine and relatable in some shape or form with the audience. Well done Featr, keep up the good work.

[@margaretjefferies6539]

Love this. Please always feature small business

[@jedidiah710]

Excellent documentary. Absolutely beautiful. 💕

[@Bibimbapski]

Mommy Linda seems like a wonderful mother, she pays attention to her cooking and she puts love in her cooking because she loves her children

[@MarloAlbayLites]

Another netflix quality. Deserve neto million views. Ganda ng pagkakagawa mala documentary..

[@maricrismarcelo5698]

As a Fil-Chi, I can attest to what the son mentioned about feeling a little different especially with food. I remember thinking all families in the Philippines would have the same kinds of food we eat at home. You come to realize, it is not the same. It is nice to watch this video because it has an in-depth look on Filipino-Chinese families. Simple topic about food but it shows the culture and tradition. Thumbs up!

[@hardyrides2546]

Thanks for this content FEATR. God bless you China Mommy.

[@Jsdgxyz]

Wow! This is worth watching. Kudos to FEATR / TFKI team! ❤

[@JenOrtiz14]

I am working for 10years in HK and before I was a cook in fast food in 7yrs...Luckily I know now how to cook not only Filipino food but now I can cook Chinese cuisine😇

[@beena4779]

waaa very well spoken yung anak ni china mommy, very interesting to watch kasi ang galing nya magexplain

[@ganda_buhayCharm]

loving mother and mabait na anak. God bless po sa inyo

[@charleyyap9123]

I feel like her food is so authentic. It makes me crave for Chinese food now.

[@anthonyfidelson4211]

I hope you produce more of this video . Napakaganda ng presentation. I like you mom na, very humble and hardworking. Good job!

[@ayrasanmiguel9363]

Aweee I love this kind of vlogs ❤🎉😮 I love it! Thank you so much for this FEATR! I love to know different cultures!

[@Doris-s8e]

Thank you Miss my amah and my mom for cooking delicioys Chinese home cooked food