Filipino Food - Eric Meal Time

[@ishinsasaki8379]

im filipino and half japanese, those food you ate are, ginataang gulay na may hipon, paksiw na pata, sisig, sinigang na manok, and kinilaw na isda and atsarang ampalaya. filipino food is great ❤️ happy eating

[@Lance.Valle1]

Ishin Sasaki yes, it is sinigang but we don't really call it sinigang na manok. Most refer to it as sinampalukang manok.

[@ishinsasaki8379]

TheDreadlockcamp ay mag kaiba ung sinampalukang manok at sinigang na manok sa sampalok, ung sinampalukang manok may mga baby leaves ng sampaloc. pfffft.

[@Lance.Valle1]

Ishin Sasaki It doesn't matter if there are sampaloc leaves or not. The soup base is still sampaloc. Yes, you are right when you said it is sinigang na manok but you just simply don't call it sinigang na manok. A better way of referring to the dish is Sinampalukang Manok.

[@novz19]

Hi ishin 😘

[@susanromero395]

I am Filipino and Great that you like our cuisine! You should have ordered rice though, although we know you are not partial to it...but it is essential with any of the dishes you've ordered to balance the richness of the meat dishes. Try it and you'll surely give us a six star by then 😊. Also the sisig must have been served on a sizzling plate to get that added visual effect..with all the crackling and hizzing sound to whet the appetite. Sisig maybe an acquired taste for foreigners but it goes well with your San Miguel beer like what our menfolk like to eat it with. 😀

[@mariloudejesus4713]

Hey there, Eric! Thanks for featuring Filipino cuisine, finally! If you had rice to balance all the flavors out ...for sure it is going to be 6! ☺

[@ejcsp]

Sisig is more of a hangover food but became a favorite dish for lunch and dinner. It's also perfect with beers.

[@kobzster06]

Yay I love Filipino food, it is such an underrated cuisine especially in America.

[@AnemicPenguin]

Love that you include the prices now, been loving the vids with different types of food from other countries. I look forward to these every week!

[@JhunCabahug]

thank you for appreciating filipino foods.....mabuhay

[@michaelpoenar]

There is something mesmerising about watching y'all eat with passion and gusto. Cheers!

[@RJandCharlene]

MMMmmmmm Lumpia! Who else here loves Lumpia??

[@ericsurf6]

Me me me! Love me some Lumpia.

[@larrysekishiro6688]

have your Son check out this Filipino Market in LA Area hot deli section for Good Volume of Food islandpacificmarket.com/

[@jellowpy9243]

Wow kudos to the restaurant owner all of the dishes are well presented! But Eric most Filipino food are meant to be eaten with Rice one reason why most of the dishes are very rich in flavor . Thanks for highlighting our native dishes

[@ericsurf6]

Yes, I should have ordered rice. What was I thinking? I guess I just wanted to eat as much as possible and with rice maybe I couldn't have eaten so many dishes.

[@candycoatedpaw]

Glad you liked the cuisine.. Mabuhay means long live.. We use it fir welcoming friends

[@Phil-yx4qe]

Very interesting. A large Philipino community leaves close to me in Montréal; I just might give it a try. Tks !

[@ericsurf6]

Definitely give it a try~!

[@TheSpritz0]

Philippine food is VERY tasty I know of a good place here in Vancouver! P.S. The soup looked AMAZING!

[@concerncitizen8988]

I like him very adventurous and appreciative of many different exotic dish.

[@alphaomega6365]

These dishes are not exotic. They are wholesome food.

[@juandenz2008]

When he said "mabuhay" means "get some" in Tagalog he was joking people !! Some Filipinos are getting annoyed in the comments because he had the meaning wrong ! "Get Some" is one of his catch phrases !!

[@jeremyT.7487DjTheCount]

Thank you Eric for liking some of our food!!! Hope you'll come back for more!!! Shout out from us here in the philippines🇵🇭🤓👋🏻

[@sejembalm]

Start with shrimp coconut curry (really big prawns), pig's feet & banana flowers, then a sisig made from parts of pig head (here, cheek & ear) and chicken liver, usually seasoned with calamansi, onions and chili peppers. Tamarindo chicken vegetable soup. I have heard of Filipino Sinampalukang Manok, chicken in tamarind soup *same thing?). Kilawin marinated tuna fish. Ginisang Ampalaya (sauteed bitter melon, aka goya). Lumpia egg rolls (yay!).

[@Dudeson.]

Eric do an Eric Meal Time live stream one day! Love the channel btw 👍

[@dwightturner3070]

I open an Eric video, give it a thumbs up, then watch the video. I even sit through the opening advertisement because it gives Eric more per view.

[@ericsurf6]

Awww shucks! Thanks Dwight.

[@Cranies]

I was like like "Where's the rice?" while watching this. I'm Filipino but I think the flavors of the food are too overwhelming without rice. I think the rice balances out the deep flavors of our food. I can't imagine eating Sinigang or Adobo without rice. :P

[@UwU....o-o]

Paksiw na pata. xD I love your effort on the pronunciation, Eric. Keep up the good work! I love seeing you try new food. (:

[@zfyrmgal]

I didn't know you have a Filipino Meal Time!!! I love this!! ❤❤

[@TempestFore]

I love that you try foods that are new and perhaps a bit challenging to eat. At least for your first time. I have not heard of any of those dishes, but I would certainly try them at least once after this video. I thought those egg roll things looked delicious and would love to try those one day.

[@tinagarcia9279]

Hi Eric. I’m so glad to have discovered your videos!! 😄 I’m amazed at how much you can eat! And you’re not even chubby. Where are you putting all the food?? I’m jealous. Hey, I’ve seen your other videos and they are equally entertaining. Just wanna request that you tell the viewers the location? That will be very helpful. Have you eaten at an Indian and Persian resto ? If not, please do so.

[@darrenkael853]

my favorite... karekare, bulalo, gotong batangas, loming batangas, tinola, sisig, dinuguan, paksiw na pata, humba, pakbet, ginataang alimango, sinigang na hipon,

[@Scripner]

Another great video Mr. Surf6! When are you going do another video where you cook something at home with your son Peabrain Surf6?

[@4nandez4ever]

Hope you enjoyed it Eric! All of it looked good. Filipino food all the way!!!

[@serendipitous6]

a tad late but next time try the lumpia with vinegar based dip. so good.

[@ericsurf6]

Love me some Lumpia. I'll be back.

[@HemlockHolly]

Coconut curry is delicious with pumpkin! I never heard of eating banana flowers but I would try them! The pea soup sounds lovely, but for me with out chicken😉 I love how you describe each aspect of what your eating! Again you have succeeded in making me hungry! Thanks for the video, Keep them coming!

[@nelsonpoll8526]

Hey Eric nice vid. I think I've seen this one twice. . Keep it up..

[@MistyMightBeManicShaklefor7416]

Lumpia are my favorite, too!

[@ericsurf6]

Lumpia is some of the best food on the planet. Love that stuff.

[@MistyMightBeManicShaklefor7416]

Ericsurf6 I love how all the ladies gather around and make hundreds at a time! Lol

[@TheJapanChannelDcom]

Proving again that there is not much we cant get in Japan! And all good quality!

[@crsh2007]

wow, what a surprise to see a Filipino restaurant in Tokyo :) glad you liked the cuisine! my favourite is Kare Kare (peanut oxtail stew) and the egg rolls, of course :) too bad you didn't get to try balut - it would've been interesting to see your reaction to it!

[@ericsurf6]

I tried balut on a trip to the Philippines several years ago. It was pretty nasty.

[@meg6160]

wow..filipino foods..you should add some steam rice with that kind of foods..you will enjoy it more..😍😍😍😍

[@leojez4176]

I like those foods and I miss to eat Filipino foods actually, even I'm pure Filipino I appreciate also other foriegn foods... some Chinese people said Filipino foods has a strong taste and over seasonings but for me maybe it depends how you accept and respect the foods you eat... and the culture they have.

[@superpugee]

nakakagutom! Sarap tingnan kumakain si Eric...

[@stupidowl666]

hey eric, can you do some more convenient store hauls soon? we love them :)

[@mikeslimjimlim]

Awesome that you got to try Filipino food

[@Ae.venture]

Great! I've been waiting for this! ✌🏼

[@ericsurf6]

Nice! It seems like Filipino food is popular!

[@VanillaChebenteen]

This is so mouthwatering

[@samcs1453]

You found a legit Filipino restaurant. Dishes also looked very presentable. That place deserves more customers...

[@ericsurf6]

+Sam CS Oh yeah! I'll go back there again sometime.

[@doc2log]

Hey! Yeah...thanks for being surprised! lol! I too love sinigang...u can have variations of it..pork, fish and yes, shrimp as well. And congratulations fir eating that bitter ampalaya, I never could! Safe eating!

[@greengoblet5122]

glad you liked our foods a lot.. nice reviews and earned my subs..

[@trekkeruss]

GOT SOME! Wow, I feel so honored. :D

[@ericsurf6]

Your snack pack is on the way!

[@Armok501]

Thank you for tasting our food!

[@peter7811]

Wow, that´s a good example for a nice philipino meal. Everybody who wanna taste philipino food should take this video as an appetizer to get an nice impression. The flalva is what counts.. Again good work Eric... Video lenght is righty too...

[@TheWjzabat]

The fuck is a flavla?

[@peter7811]

Your´re right...It should read FLAVA ! Come on get on the flava train...baby..

[@jacobcana633]

Finally. Being Filipino, this is one of my favorite cuisine.

[@jeannyr1734]

I can't believe you ate all tht without rice. Good video! Now, I know when I visit Japan I can eat my country food! Food looks good too!

[@TheWjzabat]

Ginataang Hipon (you should say the A's independently, the same way the O's in "coordinate" works) Paksiw na pata Sisig (That egg looks partly cooked, also mayonnaise isn't that common for this dish) Tamarind soup (never heard of tamarindo before) Kinilaw na isda (basically raw fish marinated in vinegar with red onions and ginger, I guess it's like the sashimi of the Philippines) Ensaladang ampalaya (bitter gourd salad) lumpia (simple eggroll)

[@takakotough0694]

野菜がたくさん摂れて、フィリピンフードは健康的だね！アジアンフードではベトナムフードかフィリピンフードがEricの好みかな？ 私はトルコ料理食べたい！

[@zzzzzsleeping]

Wow.....i'M pretty hungry and the way you ate that sour tamarind soup, its EPIC ! That bitter melon you ate was one of the best healthy vegetable for your body. It cleanses and thin your blood.

[@collinhuey9438]

filipino food is the most underated Asian cuisine. It is because the food after cooked is not pleasing to the eye. The food taste is fantastic

[@averagecitizen408usa8]

Love this Ericsurf6!! But they need to offer you a bowl rice buddy rice to balance the flavor of spices, cream, and richness. IM me to your next visit to LA! I'll be happy to take you to my aunts Filipino cuisine Resturant... blessings!!

[@johnmartinpatenia1937]

happy to know that of all Asian Egg Rolls, The Philippine Egg Rolls is your favorite... thank you

[@BelloBudo007]

Wow what an interesting style of food. I think I'll try it soon. That bitter melon vegie in the salad, is something my Chinese friends like. But, from what I can tell, Chinese seem to cook everything.

[@mareygracer14]

Sinigang stew was a staple in my home & my favorite Filipino food growing up. I love the fish version of Sinigang, plus the fish heads🍲🐟🤤🇵🇭

[@ad33zy]

As a filipino, all the food looked super good with a hint of the japanese touch, the food looked amazing especially the sisig, glad it hit a 5/6 for you eric

[@IngridAlcazarOficial]

Great video Eric! And looks so yummy!

[@60frederick]

I do like your EMT "Food around the world" tour! Great videos which always make me hungry...

[@TheWjzabat]

Food around the world in one country, that is :P

[@teamcastillovlog9123]

wow! love how you pronounced every dish! cute! 😍

[@theslightlytiltedcat]

If you are here in the PH, in stores that we call 'calenderia' or canteens, all of the food that you ate would cost you about 200php which is with the current exchange rate, its about 4 or 5 US dollars (except the huge shrimp since they vary in price according to their sizes).

[@Dauwis]

Is this TV show yet !? Thank you for once again a great show.

[@thesodathief]

eric do you ever plan on doing some more street food or vending machine food? I absolutely love those videos they are extremely interesting as i can get nothing like that in the states

[@tomokotomoko]

Yay! Thanks for showing us many types of Filipino food! I'm hungry...(^.^)

[@jamesscott7944]

You should really come to Bacolod try their world famous Chicken Inasal and La Paz Batchoy

[@ericsurf6]

Bacolod?

[@chumrocket]

bacolod is a place in the Philippines

[@jamesscott7944]

Ericsurf6 Its a city in the Southern Philippines like 45 mins by plane from Manila.

[@edlenanzures5971]

Looking at you eating those delicious food makes me hungry...

[@maryrosesinampaga291]

Thank you Eric for trying our Filipino food in Japan. God bless you 🥰

[@maryrosesinampaga291]

You should try our Lechon (roasted pork), Adobo, Kare Kare and Balot (fertilized duck egg)

[@leilanicalauadchannel7442]

hmmm i wish i can go home now so i can cook all those dishes..easy to cook yet flavorful!

[@thebeej513]

Each of those dishes should be eaten with rice!!

[@bc4447]

That shrimp looks awesome!:) Keep em coming

[@nyorkmachine]

Eric, "Mabuhay" actually means "Long Live" ;)

[@joline2855]

I am drooling 🤤.This dish should be paired with rice 🍚

[@manuelpenaranda7444]

Good job Eric. Glad you like our food.

[@xinren8311]

thank you for appreciating Filipino food

[@ericsurf6]

Love Filipino food...I've got to try it again.

[@maryrosesinampaga291]

Thanks for eating with us, hope you like our Filipino cuisine 🥰🥰🥰

[@ninzmetran5781]

wow the variety of filipino dishes... 👌

[@silvergate963]

Yay Filipino food! Looks very good!

[@tangke83]

I salute you for being adventurous and open minded!

[@applemix102]

This restaurant in Japan? Where in Japan? Looks real good

[@ericsurf6]

Restaurant Info in the video description.

[@onewholeegg]

I love it when you say the Tagalog words

[@NeSBigbasher]

Man Eric can seriously put it down. In every episode I wonder how he just keeps going.

[@mitchb4084]

Great explanation as always, Great egg rolls.

[@Pun123-]

Awesome video Eric!

[@kaaaarrrrl]

Just had lumpia for dinner, this was an awesome video!

[@kaaaarrrrl]

Also, i hope you asked for more sauce for those spring rolls!

[@jamescatlover123]

My favorite is pork sinigang. Glad u like Philippine food.

[@jjchuu]

is that restaurant in Edogawa? looks like it.

[@karenspinaykitchen4629]

Wow finally!! Filipino food is so good when cook right😊👍🏻 You need rice Eric lol

[@zhainejoy23]

finally! happy you like filipino food!😄💖

[@hirockblinkmonstiez]

with this dishes...rice is key especially with the sinampalukan (tamarindo soup) , ginataang hipon, and sizzling sisig

[@lvzz5791]

suck it

[@guarinjag]

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[@balabalahvoamamlanankwlswh6964]

Mabuhay means welcome

[@joseelizondo1273]

That sisig looks amazing

[@teamcastillovlog9123]

Hi Eric! Alll those food are pairs better with a bowl of hot steaming rice. and the sisig goes better with iced cold san miguel beer 😉😉😉 You should also try chiken inasal from Bacolod Philippines and Lechon Cebu 😉😉😉

[@letitshinealexandraslife4029]

Great Prices for the amount of food!! those shrimps looked delicious :)

[@jackiejenkins4078]

Beautiful,delicious looking food, but yeah, not sure I could handle the Goya either. All in all, that restaurant looked liked a hidden gem though. 💎

[@MegaBudman2011]

The food looks great good job eric👍👌👏

[@chichitiu7572]

Wow Eric you can live here in the Philippines! I love it every time you speak in Filipino (name of the dishes). By the way, that Sisig (pigs liver and all with egg) is a perfect match for the San Miguel Beer :)

[@Scripner]

Chichi Apostol that looked like some pretty fancy sisig to me. The sisig I've had in California looks nothing like that.

[@chichitiu7572]

Scripner If ever you had the chance to visit here please do taste it. I can guarantee that you will love it especially as a beer match. We do it all the time here hehe :)

[@lvzz5791]

chick

[@sedna16]

I thought that sisi was goat?

[@yohaasakura4134]

haha

[@lollymadonna]

Wow, that totally reminds me of the reptile restaurant you went to a long time ago!

[@paulclancy4221]

Seriously!!!....everything tastes like Stew to Eric.

[@johnmartinpatenia1937]

you should try Lechon, Crispy Pata, Kare-kare and adobo next time

[@aaronflorestvloseweight]

how do you find filipino food eric?

[@ericsurf6]

Loved it! Delicious!

[@aaronflorestvloseweight]

thanks eric hope you also visit our country

[@ericsurf6]

I'd love to visit the Philippines again some day.

[@nagwagi2000]

did you try the viands with steamed rice? Filipino dishes are very savory and best enjoyed with a side of steamed white rice! Wow! You cud eat a horse!!!