Everything I ate at a Filipino market in Sydney 😍🇵🇭🍢

Everything I ate at a Filipino market in Sydney 😍🇵🇭🍢 #filipinofood #pinoyfood #filipino #pinoy #food #foodmarket #sydney #blacktown #beefpares #isaw #kwekkwek #taho #foodreview
📍Blacktown Markets, Sydney (this was at the Pinoy Made Market on June 16) 🫶

[@hyunakiro]

These prices are absolutely criminal 💀💀💀

[@SimonIsVeryHandsome]

They made Sports Car and Custom Made Cars fairly priced products😅

[@Monjikimchi]

5 dollars for kwek kwek…bruh

[@KharlTangog]

Fr

[@octyre5388]

​@@Monjikimchi We can buy it for kust 1 dollar and a half(if they're the big ones)

[@lanceroldiana.recibe1738]

​​@@octyre5388 A dollor close to my home is a kwek kwek stand that cost about 10 cents and its the big ones you are still getting scammed

[@mhkhing444]

Those prices are a crime

[@SimonIsVeryHandsome]

5$ For Kwek-kwek Is making Sport cars fairly priced😅

[@FIZzyWater2.0]

Yea like what?!??

[@davecuyno7328]

Not really, it is too expensive if you're in the Philippines, but remember, the market is in Sydney, so the price will increase to live up to their daily expenses.

[@joeuy4819]

6 dollars buko panda+? 😂 A crime indeed

[@bryanxenob5566]

U fooken pooritas.. i have no problem payin as long as i have my itak

[@Master-sj7lz]

in the Philippines these kind of prices is a CRIME

[@marivicbinalla231]

In the philippines*

[@marivicbinalla231]

It's Sydney, dude! Everything is expensive. What u expect?

[@Master-sj7lz]

@@marivicbinalla231 ofcourse I know Sydney is expensive literally a shawarma looking food (but not a shawarma, i just forgot the name) costs 20

[@unknown-rz4ud]

7$ for taho is criminal

[@Master-sj7lz]

@@unknown-rz4ud real

[@nerdydrawer7265]

Converting these prices to pesos my constant thought was “I could’ve bought all of this with just my daily allowance, what the heck???”

[@amushroomchad3333]

Rich boy go bite a curb

[@Lucixn1_]

Did the same but remembered the different costs of living per country 😂

[@SOA_yt]

another video, another comment section of filipinos not understanding countries’ different economies. ofc it’s cheaper here, we’re poor lol.

[@erinnvan1941]

These filipinos complaining about the price is disappointing. You're exposing your ignorance so bad. 🤦‍♀️ Why would you even compare our local prices with foreign prices? Even regions in the Philippines have different prices for each of these dishes. (e.g. 4pcs Kwek-kwek isn't P10 in my province, it's 3pcs for P20) That's small, well, considering we're in the same country. But how much more in Australia? Have you considered the cost for the ingredients in there? Living costs? Rent for the market? Labor costs? And of course this is a unique foreign cuisine for the locals in there so it had to account for that, too. The comparisons are disturbing. Are we THAT ignorant...

[@amushroomchad3333]

@@erinnvan1941 bro chill the Australians not gonna let you hit for this

[@kuraynsensei3732]

Guys, you must understand that monetary value is not based on the foreign exchange rate. To us, it may seem expensive because we literally look for the exchange rate immediately. However, she isn't in the Philippines and what she is eating could only be considered a novelty.

[@Krenisphia]

Exactly this. It's not comparable by simply looking at the exchange rate.

[@beached1093]

Also reflects the cost of living for the country, but on the other hand, the ingredients to make these dishes are pretty common, so are prices really that high in Sydney?

[@nopeyourenotgood7530]

Regardless it is still daylight robbery considering how easy it is to make some of these things and the price for the ingredients.

[@Heartforheaven]

This is Australia now, we are all suffering with the cost of living. Most people wouldn’t and couldn’t pay $20 for a small meal just for themselves. She makes a lot of money from KZbin but the average Australian is not making nearly as much for such luxury eating.

[@PlaceOfPowerGottaBe]

even in australia, those prices are ridiculous

[@Dioleate]

I'm glad she's willing to try the type of food that people like me are afraid to and include it in her reviews.

[@biteswithlily]

Thank you so much! I try my best to keep an open mind and love trying new things ❤

[@Dioleate]

@@biteswithlily You're welcome! I'm a big fan of your channel, and I feel like the fact you explore other cuisines to this extent is something that really establishes your content as authentic and helps set you apart from other channels.

[@ricachona4095]

​@biteswithlily She's Vietnamese-Aussie. She eats everything and she's not rude even if she doesn't like the food. I love her.

[@asas-vj5wh]

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[@shinlirio3646]

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[@NotSoYoungSheldon]

Taho for $7=P350+, is mind boggling for me knowing it is P10 here

[@nepheo5243]

Gives me a headache every time, because the most expensive taho that I have heard of was P120, and that's on a grande cup (21oz).

[@jardincastaloni3429]

Its in AUD not USD making it around 280 php, but yeah its still way more expensive compared to taho in the Philippines.

[@NotSoYoungSheldon]

@@jardincastaloni3429 offt my bad, but still..

[@ediththor7725]

it’s australia mate

[@grixjay8620]

Don't forget the $5 dollar kwek kwek..

[@skyenapier970]

THE WAY SHE DESCRIBES FOOD!!! 😋👌✨ she could be an incredible food judge

[@blablablablabablubbi]

And she is sooo respectful!

[@biteswithlily]

Aww this is so sweet and encouraging 😭 thank you so much!! ❤️

[@aidioplesentertainment9863]

Why's taho so expensive tho😭 it costs 10 pesos here!

[@mcpenguinchan3775]

NGL the 10 pesos probably taste more better some of them also add condensada​@@aidioplesentertainment9863

[@S3CRE7]

Kwek kwek💀

[@dasweelie81]

Love your positivity Lily. So good to see a young woman promoting culture and enjoying exotic food to Australians. Im starving now!!!!

[@matthewcusack1369]

Speaking from experience, nothing is better then authentic Filipino food straight from a Filipino household

[@hanzelo5797]

Aud $15 pork skewers for 3 of it? Thats like almost P200 per skewer. $16 beef pares is like P630 and that's small. Thats too expensive. Its not like the P100 (or $2.50) and its already overloaded with neat, unli soup, rice, and a free soda. Everything there is so expensive.

[@SimonIsVeryHandsome]

A free soda??? Mines Unli sodas... Unli Rice and some Places, unli pares😅 And lets not forget the 5$ Kwek-kwek Even with the prices there... Its just floor and water mixed and Quail eggs are dipped into that mixture and fried... Come on, FIVE DOLLARS???

[@irisjoytuazon3722]

They are not in the Philippines

[@shidokazuto2772]

When I heard the price I was like this is a scam there is no way that barbeque cost 15$ for 3?! Seriously?!

[@joyoh2287]

phil living standard is different so the prices aren't the same

[@pumime9963]

This is definitely in Australia so expect it to have different prices. The pricing isn't bad it's almost the same price as food trucks. No way this is expensive just affordable.

[@chii7929]

No way the food is expensive in there, taho is only P10 here in PH, kwek kwek is P15, Pares is at P80 but you can find lower prices at some place with some unlimited garlic rice in it.

[@dmbweb]

It's in Australia what do you expect. There is so much there that adds to the cost - cost of living, probably hard to find ingredients, tax and regulations, etc...

[@hopiaaaaa]

Might be pricey but she's not in the Philippine setting. That's how economy shapes the world bruh.

[@mesignscutie]

San may taho na ₱10 kasi karamihan ₱20 na? Kwek kwek is ₱25, it's 2024 and we are also affected by the global inflation. I mean these are outrageous prices but remember wala din naman sya sa Pinas.

[@onekill31]

​@@mesignscutiemay mga nagtitinda pa rin ng taho na 10 piso pero maliit na baso yun. Pinakamalaki yun 20 pesos.

[@gaelicxienna]

Fare rate of goods travel tax import tax and labor cost.

[@maitranquility]

$5 for that much kwek-kwek??! omygah that’s so expensive!! here in Ph, its like 10pcs for a dollar 🤯🤯

[@grazeilashin842]

same thoughts with Buko Pandan for $6 (around Php 300 in PH peso) 😅

[@AkitaMix]

well their monthly salary is 6 digits in peso

[@mrpix7262]

The thing is the cost of living in another country is differeny from ph.

[@ichan9450]

Guys difference price range, example here you can buy 10 peso for 1 egg there 10 dollars for 1 egg, not the true price just want to show the difference, it might look expensive to us because of the difference of peso to dollars but for them its cheap.

[@aidioplesentertainment9863]

Bruh we only get it for 20php here.

[@jlcustodio7847]

Prices are expensive there since the ingredients and stall rental are also pricey. But here in the Philippines it doesn't cost much so the price doesn't cost that much at also. Same as Starbucks coffee and jolibee, based on a vlog I recently watched, it's cheaper here in Phil compare to US..

[@Engene_alwayz]

I appreciate your rate for our food, we are so happy that you enjoyed

[@richardalegro5501]

Yes!! You know your food so much because Pares is really meant to be partnered with Garlic Rice!

[@SimonIsVeryHandsome]

The problem I have is the FKING PRICE OF PARES IN THE PHILIPPINES ITS WORTH 2 DOLLARS AND THAT INCLUDES UNLI RICE AND UNLI SOFTDRINKS AND SOME CASES, UNLI PARES BRHH

[@rhiel1728]

​@@SimonIsVeryHandsome why? unlimited sounds like paradise to me

[@bunishrimp]

​@@SimonIsVeryHandsome I think you're forgetting the cost of living between the philippines and sydney are completely different, while the price may be surprising to a filipino, this is already affordable for someone in sydney. The prices are pretty similar if you DON'T convert it from AUD to peso

[@JustZal]

​@@rhiel1728 to get more customers We love free shit

[@immaskip679]

People are mind blown by these prices but forgot that the cost of living there are very different compared here in the PH.🤦‍♀️ Edit: SOME replies under this comment screams ignorance, damn…

[@nathanguarte5966]

I wouldn't be surprised, however im more surprised that for 7$ it was just one small ladle of syrup for that taho 💀

[@kentorregosa1310]

Most ingredients aren't locally manufactured. They had to import.

[@TORTLESSS]

the grilled squid in the video is 6 dollars, aint no way 3 small bbq skewers cost 15

[@rommeldones6980]

Wento mo!;

[@MEME-memesque]

Agreed lol

[@azwahahsan7390]

She never fails to make us hungry 🤤🤤

[@Reymax164]

It's nice that they look authentic enough.

[@Ihatedarkchocolate-r7i]

In Philippines the prices are cheap but in other countries they make the price high

[@wh_kers]

😅heck

[@Captain_Crusade]

I’m picky when it comes to food but when you describe it, I def wanna try! 😊

[@TheHeavy353]

What should we name our egg food ? Duck walks in:kwek kwek You’re a genius

[@torquedawg1004]

thank you heavy tf2

[@NawAzura]

I couldn't stop laughing! "Kwek-kwek" are literally just quacks 😭

[@safau25]

But it is from quails tho

[@michaelaustin5411]

My favorite Filipino dishes are Chicken Adobo and Pancit

[@ewmly-3147]

It looks so good. I wish I could have one, but luckily, I’m going to Ecuador next month

[@emilydhillon7511]

Ty so muchhhh for going into Australia and Sydney I Actaully live in sydneyyyyyy SLAYYY I hope u loved all the food here it’s amazing

[@jamesivanalcantara2663]

I'm Filipino And I Love All These Food! But My All Time Favorite Is The Isaw ❤❤❤

[@naksudefender]

i would never get tired watching your vids

[@ryouarozado1350]

Wow in the Philippines the most expensive food item in there would've been a bit Lower or a bit Higher than 1 Dollar.

[@princessnacis]

Thank you for trying Filipino foods im so Proud coz I'm Filipino😊

[@LilianaDump]

The reason why the prices are high; is either inflation or dual pricing. In the Philippines, there are some cases that tourist only come there for the cheap prices, in order to stop it they increased the prices for tourists. Eg. Kwek-kwek for 4 pcs are only 20 pesos and it only costs 0.36 dollars. To increase it, the either increases it around 3-5 to dollars or its just the vendors who increases it.

[@shahidh5249]

Whenever i eat i will see ur video so that only i can eat because seeing of ur video makes more taste to my 😅food thnak u❤

[@tabby_playz597]

Reading through a few of the comments makes me wonder if she got a rip off whenever she mentions the price of the food 😂😂

[@SimonIsVeryHandsome]

Bro, comparing the prices In the Philippines and Sydney are not even a comparison Even if we considered the difference of economy... Kwek-kwek made with water and flour mixture and Quail eggs are dipped and fried which cost 2 dollars to make them...thats a fking rip off man

[@lordlopikong6940]

I don't think she got ripped off. Those are just the prices in different countries. But it's a massive culture shock for local Filipinos like myself to see someone buy 1 snack for the price of 5kg worth of groceries in the Philippines

[@erinnvan1941]

​@@SimonIsVeryHandsome Simon, I have seen you reply to complain in every comment, however, I just want to let you know that there are a lot of things to consider for this. You can't possibly compare prices in the PH with AUS like that. It's not that simple. You'll have to consider the cost of living in Sydney, taxes and regulations, rent for a space in the market, cost of the imported ingredients, cost for the tent set-up, labor costs, the specialty of foreign cuisines, and more. In addition, different countries mean different economies. I'm sure the business owners have surveyed the reasonable price for the area. And consequently the locals found it affordable. So again, this is NOT the Philippines. And you cannot possibly expect the same price, unless you do business for loss (and not profit) and you just wanted to rot in a foreign, unfamiliar country. Remember, these are just fellow Filipinos trying to make a living. I hope you remember that next time.

[@SimonIsVeryHandsome]

​@@erinnvan1941HELLOOO I ALSO SAID THAT EVEN CONSIDERING THE ECONOMIES OF BOTH PHILIPPINES AND AUSTRALIA IT'S STILL A RIP OFF IT MADE LOOK RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE CARS FAIRLY PRICED

[@Diorrr_idc]

YUM!!

[@VonSantillana-jf9nn]

THANK YOU FOR VISITING PHILIPINES!!!HUU,FEELS SO GOOD

[@KaeArienHolmes]

these are legit Filipino food you know prepared by Filipino nationals haha! That’s my absolute favorite! pork intestine isaw/bbq! it’s soooo good with garlicky & oniony vinegar w/ cucumbers! or the sweet vinegar dip! 🔥♥️

[@rogeroran2911]

Prices were crazy. I lived in Philippines for 2 years. You did get some of my favorites.

[@taylorkozak8890]

KWEK-KWEK? Omgggg.. that's literally the CUTEST most perfect name for a type of egg dish! 😂

[@ChristianpaulBullag-yq7wy]

As a Filipino watching a videos like this makes me hungry

[@colormaticyt2478]

15$ for pork skewers is CRAZY. It should be a round half a dollar, or less. That's how much they cost in the Philippines.

[@tsuki7845]

But she's not in the Philippines. The expenses in Australia is different.

[@vladimircalidguid677]

OMG TY FOR GOING THERE BC THATS WHERE I LIVEE

[@EnglishLearnersHere]

Glad you love Filipino food! 🎉🔥😍❤️

[@Me-td1vi]

The prices are JAW DROPPING!😂

[@maegraceportugalete7525]

The pork skewers, ears & intestines, kwek kwek quail eggs, squid, beef pares goes well when eaten with plain rice or garlic flavoured plus the tahu or tofu with sago balls & sugar syrup. The green color buco pandan juice with jellies are a feast especially eating these delicious local meals on a cold weather to keep u warm. 😊🌸🍒✨

[@jennelmariano114]

250 pesos for a four piece stick of kwek kwek is robbery 💀

[@NotJustCasey]

To those who says the prices are too expensive, y'all do know that the ingredients was purchased from UK,right? Meaning the goods are a lot more expensive than our goods becuz their exonomy and our economy is different. She's in a Philippines Market in Sydney. Not in the Philippines.

[@sirelderly]

My brother in christ, Sydney is in australia not the US.

[@NotJustCasey]

@@sirelderly oh sorry let me change it rq😋

[@come.on.lets.go.]

I live in the Philippines and I was shocked as she said the prices!

[@eurrrhea]

At the start of the video I'm already shocked by the prices and went through comments, I'm not the only one got shocked 😂😂

[@SimonIsVeryHandsome]

And there are people justifying the prices... Like those prices are diabolical that even the Devil fear them😂😂😂

[@chaotically_weird]

Pig intestines are honestly one of my favorite foods. My mom marinates them in a savory sauce, and i eat them with pickled radish and porridge. Always delicious comfort food for me 😍

[@Tianmi-o3k]

try Papa Oro's in Brugg Switzerland it's a filipino resto highly recommended try their kare kare and ube coffee

[@That_Venom_Lover]

This woman needs to try Gumbo YaYa if she hasn’t before, it’s amazing

[@NiorSemana-w1m]

Me as a Filipino I was watering and the kwek-kwek got me🇵🇭☺️🦆

[@kentoyyyyy]

the prices are CRAZYYYY

[@mharkjhosephsantos1552]

YOU NAILED IT IN PARES MORE FRIED GARLIC!

[@ray_di5267]

You guys have to understand, the labor cost in US is more. They are paid hourly. If they will sell it the same price as us, it's not considered profitable

[@Ater_Draco]

She's in Australia, not America

[@ChastyBabe]

the prices are crazyyy! $15 dollars is what you have to spend if u feed a family of 5 in an authentic filipino bbq. you can buy up to 40 pork bbq stick with that (less if u wanna have rice or drinks).

[@rubypeach402]

the price literally insane

[@SofCoMarCeleste]

Holy crap my mom wouldve died seeing these prices, Sydney is just built different 😭

[@jarchncs2768]

That '$5 4 pcs of quail eggs with 3 pcs of sliced cucumber' in the Philippines is $0.34 and the cucumber is unlimited along with other side veggies.

[@XxJiroxX-h6z]

Btw the jellies are called gulaman hope this helps you lily👍

[@mayora.onroblox_]

The prizes are crazy

[@fishygamerz1324]

For those who dont get what all the commotion in the comments is all about, Basically, Lily probably got scammed because all of the food she ate totaled to 72 US Dollars and in Philippine Pesos comes around to 4,198 pesos *Price is subject to change*

[@edmundcasey7765]

why is so PRICEY?? LOOKS GOOD. . ., thank you for your concise description. . .luv it

[@StarRailEnjoyerSinceRelease]

The price may not be that bad you know, its like medical bills for some they get it cheap and others HELLA EXPENSIVE.

[@Ria_NT]

taho for $7, here it costs ₱20 ( considering the size ) and that would equate to about 10 cents in ur currecy ;-;

[@Mrs_hwang_steph]

As a filipino and live in america, the prices are a crime. Obviously my parents lived in the Philippines before i was born so they told me how much cheaper it was in the philipenes😭 babes u kinda got scammed😭

[@dhufeainn9169]

Dice those pig ears, add diced onions, chilli, mayo, oyster souce. Boom you have a sisig! Optional indrigents - liver spread and calamansi/lime

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

I can't believe how high those prices are there

[@ChineseContructionDozer]

You could get a whole paper bag of Pork Skewers here in the Philippines for up to 120 pesos 💀, the Beef Pares is also 80 Pesos Per bowl, and extra 10 pesos for any amount of extras.

[@shreknet]

That beef stew looked yummo

[@H31S3NBURG]

As I pilipino those prices can feed an entire family for 1week but for a person it's an entire month 💀

[@watermydriedupsoul]

These prices are insane. Though in AUD still insane. Heck I'm even thinking of going to Australia to sell Filipino food now.

[@reyjohnnoble512]

Those prices can give you a heart attack!

[@prokashlimboo7602]

Not lily struggling with ears 😭🤣

[@AbdulYasserArumpac]

As a Filipino I can tell you that a taho never cost above 1$ It is mostly ₱20 or 30 and its bigger than the taho you just had😊

[@Minegenofficial]

As a Filipino u got scammed u should get it from the local its cheaper and much fresher

[@tunasandwich8049]

If those prices came to the Philippines there would be a riot

[@m1kolai]

why is everyone comparing prices like the video is set in the philippines??? it's australia, obviously things are more expensive there than in the philippines

[@Broochiere]

The prices and my jaw. Dropped. 😂

[@JonAntipasSubayno]

Prices are outrageous

[@daiyuikeda8923]

of course you will definitely love that foods cause your filipino

[@bernardjrcabahug6582]

These prices are gourmet in prices in the Philippines

[@exemplar916]

I think she changed the prices so the engagement will be high. Great job 👏

[@KeironRodriguez-jk2rz]

For the people criticizing the prices, remember that the cost of products there are also mirr expensive so naturally selling price is higher. Another thing is the mark-up here in the Philippines are more often than not bare minumum in order to maintain affordability for the people because we are un a poor country duh so that cheap price translate to more sales thus having enough profit even through the bare minimum mark-up. Comparing to the mark-up of these products in the Philippines', it is probably higher too as people here are more CAPABLE AND WILLING to pay those prices thus the seller naturally take advantage of that and prise the products that way because why would you sell something for example a hotdog for $5 if people are WILLING to pay $10?

[@jherico2534]

the ear part you ate should be used in sisig. We have ear skeweres in philippines but instead of whole ear, we only use the fatty/meaty part of the ear

[@tsunjin673]

Its australian dollars guys chillax, but still its expensive.

[@lornamazapaintingartshow2020]

That’s yummy!😊❤

[@jlcustodio7847]

Is there a part 2..i wanna know who she ended up with ❤❤❤

[@Heraraaaw]

The prices from the Philippines are not the same as in America. The prices in the Philippines are a bit fair. As a Filipino, I can tell the prices are accurate.

[@mypen7262]

Those prices nearly got me heart attack

[@mayo597]

i'm filipino and i too am flabbergasted that something like taho can cost that much. but let's not forget that this market is in sydney, not the philippines. the cost of living there is completely different so it'd be weird (can't find the english word for "lugi" 😭 fml) to sell things with filipino prices lol

[@DownNBaddd]

Yall be shocked abt how high prices are, ig all filos convert dollars to pesos. The prices seem normal for aussies but its criminal when us filos know the filo prices.

[@oliviolanza1933]

Tip: when eating barbecue on a stick DO NOT eat it with the tip pointed to your mouth, you could impale yourself, bite it sideways the pull.

[@official_Yuuya]

Taho' is only 10 pesos here in Philippines.. if you convert it to USD it's only $ 0.18 cents

[@annepesimo50]

I kept thinking did i hear the pricing right in each of those dishes😂😂😂😂😂

[@simplymarca3599]

Thanks to try our Pilipino food say masarap 😊

[@jodeldejesus7375]

that price is crazy, that 15 dollars is only 0.26 dollars (15 pesos) in the PH.

[@Nthesillyboy]

Coverting these prices made me realise im broke

[@homersadiarin9299]

That Taho for 7USD is 14 servings already in the Philippines. The owner is earning profit.

[@melissadomo2233]

That’s yummy!!

[@Pigeonthedripking]

This guys sayin the price is criminal is crazy lmao