Fastest Street Food Skills in the Philippines!! Instant Noodles Ninja + Canned Meat Omelets!

[@johnpefianco6680]

Thanks for giving this hard working Filipino a spot in the limelight. Providing poor students with cheap meals is this man's calling. He deserves respect and admiration for doing what he's doing.

[@hax0rbugan670]

Its not cheap at all. The price is the same when you are eating in a fastfood store

[@richyket661]

@@hax0rbugan670 how much is he charging?

[@ZaRumpelstiltskin]

I could watch him all day!!! 🤣🤣🤣. Only thing hurting me is the can opener. He deserves better! 👍

[@GilAV-gc8bj]

@@hax0rbugan670 I thought fast food prices are meant to be cheap?

[@rhaxeedo]

Mahal din naman kasi ang delata

[@onyxlim]

Kuya Riel nakatabang gyud nako sa mga adlaw nga gutom ug gamay nga budget sa pagka PGI ug medical internship 10 years ago sa CIM. God bless nimo kuya

[@karlaleclucido557]

dok gamutin mo nga almuranas ko

[@aaahhh5628]

Di man gud na siya si osting. Si riel man gud na

[@gr8erst]

Pinoy baiting

[@putapets5525]

San yan boss?

[@aaahhh5628]

@@putapets5525 cebu

[@pr3ttyb0yfl4cko]

Yeah he may be fast and accurate, but what I love the most is his ability to remember every combination of each customer's orders despite he's cooking a lot of them simultaneously, and that's him being the only chef on a never-ending, very tiring line of orders. I think he worked on a professional kitchen before with all that skill he has. If he hasn't, then that's even more impressive.

[@dadummylamok6691]

Chef?? Lol

[@lordlopikong6940]

@@dadummylamok6691 chef lol, more like family reunion cooking

[@johngracia1641]

unhealthy foods kayo dyan

[@jessadeluna9920]

yes you're right his memory skills of combination of orders are awesome. You will pay after you eat. And weh you asked how much not even a second he already know.

[@RandomHockeyFan123]

@@dadummylamok6691 Your Name really suits you because it clearly shows that you’re naive about how the guy cooks and just to add something that his place is way better than the crap carenderias in Manila who has their gross and much worst ambiance except for the restos who sells their pricey foods on their menus😂🤣

[@kebs6534]

Nothing's better than seeing just a simple man making an honest living. Seems like a good guy too. Keep going, kababayan.

[@iconm5057]

It’s always heartwarming to see honest hardworking people get featured like this and take the spotlight even just for a moment.

[@Dino-pk5hc]

nonsense, they can always get CHEAP part timers in the philippines

[@NazriB]

Lies again? He should had taught me how to cook noodles

[@yadinejoe12]

​@@NazriBtake your meds

[@euniciamayeruiz]

Thank you for giving Kuya the attention he deserves! This is where most students who have late night classes. Makes me miss Cebu so much.

[@hiro12712]

Me Too

[@ragnaroik]

I am from Sweden and I am telling you, for me Pancit Canton is my favorite brand when it come to regular noodles. The Kalamansi and Chilimansi is awesone and just as the awesome cook you showed, i like to add to my noodles. Eggs, pepper salami, bacon. i even made a cheese version for an occasion that everyone loved. Just want to say because this brand need respect, it is very good.

[@zudomon1294]

Me either. Im from Slovenia and I love eating pancit canton. My filipino friend is always giving me with different flavors whenever he comes back from philippines and Im inloooove with the pancit canton

[@airsight2753]

Me also I am from Mexico Pampanga, and I love philipino panchet caaanton

[@kamotetops1572]

@@airsight2753 BUSET!🤣

[@kawaiipotatoes7888]

yeah but me eating that everyday holy sheet lol

[@SillySymphonyXD]

Loslos sweden HAHAHHAHAHHA

[@koi3275]

The way he provides people in poverty with a show and giving them a quick meal, shows that this man is a legend

[@U-TubeAddict]

Yeah he’s actually making a good impact on the community and many people will remember him, unlike the average person on KZbin looking down on this man, judging him behind their computer screen and keyboard

[@swenexXx.]

The mind and body coordination is superb. His movements are so smooth and precise. Even though he's fast, he manages not to spill or be messy. Way to go angkol! Thanks for featuring this man Mark.

[@anthonybote6738]

Siraulo

[@cayman2192]

@@anthonybote6738 HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@swenexXx.]

@@anthonybote6738 tigilan mo na yan, walang magandang maidudulot sa buhay mo yang tinitira mo. Akalain mo, sarili mo kinakausap mo 🤣🤣🤣

[@k4rty]

he's my inspo 💗

[@Wins7YT]

@@k4rty as someone who loves to cook I wanna be just as fast as him

[@Lauv.rè]

This guy’s speed and precision is insane, so much respect to him!

[@OnePanda512]

This man is a machine.. Imagine hes using old school can opener but the speed and precision is 200% faster than modern can opener

[@michaelt334]

That’s right, is kind of funny.

[@KacciVAL]

the guy is the modern can opener

[@Sui0Generis]

Never mind the speed but the ability to remember who ordered which combination and the endurance to do that from afternoon to dawn is staggering. Bravo

[@johngracia1641]

unhealthy foods kayo dyan

[@Sawamura143]

Actually, he's been passing the plate to the one who gets the orders, he just cooks

[@Sawamura143]

But still he's amazing

[@jk.....4018]

​@@johngracia1641sarap mo sampalin ng back and forth...

[@beadenise]

omigod this takes me back! nothing like kuya osting's cooking when it's 3AM and you're drunk out of your mind, exhausted from a night of partying or just too many beers. we also used to come here after all nighters study sessions. cheap and filling food!

[@emjayse3618]

where is his location?

[@mischa6688]

@@emjayse3618 it’s in the video’s description.

[@wifienabled]

night of getting wore out by another man?

[@franklinnorth7708]

Good for hangover relief as well.

[@dql9773]

​@@wifienabled tf is wrong with u

[@RodKrisBisdakMotovlog]

Definitely Filipinos are talented and great skills. Thank bro for featuring honest street food scene here in the Philippines. Hope to meet you someday on the streets brother.

[@queenofcrowleys]

Mark!! I’m so happy you featured this place on your channel! I remember this became trending on tiktok when it was just starting. It really deserves all the recognition it now gets. It may be a simple and sort of unhealthy but damn the food taste great especially at night!

[@binoinash7984]

Salute to Kuya! I too is a street ford vendor, I always appreciate people who makes honest business for a living. Even though the process and prepation is sometimes tough and tiring, but as long as you love it, it's something. You may not earn big amount of money, but your welfare is for customers and made them fulfill their hunger. Again, Salute Kuyang Chef!

[@tjjamz1174]

If you have, like, an hour of raw footage of this man I’ll never have trouble sleeping again! This is ASMR at its finest 😮

[@jinroh516]

all you hear is plang plang plang

[@ianhomerpura8937]

@@jinroh516 that's the point

[@Sawamura143]

Can't we just appreciate on how hardworking he is?

[@jacketan1959]

Hi i think its too late.. But thank you so much for featuring this man.. he really worked hard, to hassle specially for his child who had a special condition. He really deserved a spotlight! ♥️ My heart for this type of people is really into them.. 😢♥️♥️♥️

[@KeienManibusan]

I love supporting these small little food stores because I like helping them and trying their wonderful dishes 😊

[@comedianteph]

Aside from Kuya Osting's amazing cooking skills, let me just comment on how good and articulate Mark is when he describes everything right from the food preparation process up to the eating sessions. It's just so impressive. ❤️

[@johngracia1641]

unhealthy foods kayo dyan

[@joeofmacabre07]

@@johngracia1641 I doubt na hindi ka umoorder sa Jollibee or Mcdo. 😒

[@spicydoughnut8397]

​@@johngracia1641 corny mo. Mga toxic na pinoy tlga dugong lason buhay alimango. Pag may nagsisikap na tao hihilahin pababa.

[@RandomHockeyFan123]

@@johngracia1641 Says the person who has a crap skills at cooking 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣

[@myhonestreaction6217]

@@johngracia1641 masarap

[@imortalyz]

Thank you for featuring Noy Osting. He is the savior of the students and workers because of the value meals in a flash at night. A fast food indeed.

[@xmugiwara528]

Used to live nearby. This guy's food was good and cheap. Glad to see him get recognition!

[@pamjanevlogsPH]

I saw him featured on KMJS (a local TV show in the Philippines) for being organized and industrious in cooking instant dishes at the same time. I wish we can have someone like him in Davao for students and workers, especially call center agents. I have to emphasize on the call center agents because we rarely have food stalls within an affordable budget, aside from 7-Eleven.

[@concinavlogs]

Incredible! The speed and precision in these street food preparations are mind-blowing. The combination of instant noodles and canned meat in omelets is a unique and delicious twist. Thanks for sharing this amazing street food culture from the Philippines. Keep exploring and showing the world more of these delicious dishes!

[@pchae1]

Mark eats meals from all over the world and he can still appreciate some instant noodles and beef omelette from a can.

[@TraveldenganDon]

Thank you mark for inspiring and helping me to create cool travel videos, it helped me boosting up my travel page to over 1k sub finally 😊😊✨ I'm indonesian but I grew up with a lot of Filipinos and love Filipino food, Sisig, Lumpia, Sinigang, Crispy Patas. Long live the Philippines!🙌🙌

[@shlomovenezia101]

NGL this cuisine disgussin & horrible 4 u fam

[@adilenbello8361]

You're welcome. Thanks a lot for loving the Philippines 😊♥️

[@ninja.saywhat]

you love canned goods dishes too? 😏

[@thethoth1755]

I would gladly wait all day in line knowing no time was wasted getting to my order.❤️🇵🇭🙋🏻

[@k4rty]

bro i love how he managed to be fast and precise without spilling / or getting hurt. need me a skill like that

[@warrenrae32]

The Chef is the chief of multitasking!!! Full respect and ‘chef’s hats’ off to him for his hard work and diligence 🙏🙂

[@kevinjoe3578]

If I make instant noodles and canned meat loaf with egg too, I am already a chef too right? So basically all people are chefs already 😊

[@dql9773]

​@@kevinjoe3578 you look like you eat it on a daily basis

[@princek.8405]

Been to Philippines 🇵🇭 twice but that guy got skills !! Wow 🤩 great video Mark !! 🙏❤️

[@_pingu00]

Very inspiring, walang tamad tamad basta masikap. Magkano lang puhunan nyan, skills lang and management ng pera, utay utay as long as you're learning while making your way out sa kahirapan. Good job!

[@belleeve1]

It's so fascinating to watch him cook systematically.

[@SunShine_sublime]

He's really fast. I was amazed I went there the first time. He was the only one cooking with so many customers, but we didn't have to wait long.

[@judyguison7575]

Speed and skill and he puts the whole content of the cans. Mark is the best person to describe such amazing skills.

[@deloreswilson1798]

Students are away from home, he makes them feel wanted. Loved..cared for. That is always a winning way..Love ya' Mark!

[@anasianemo]

People in the west eat instant noodles as a snack but in Asia we make em into actual full meals and I love that

[@tonytowers5889]

Oh man, how long can that incredible guy go on before he burns out??!! Brilliant. 😮😮

[@renviluan2842]

Guys like that,when they stop they get sick. I should know, took me a while to get used to the slow pace of office work coming from heavy manual labor.

[@whyisabhard]

u know the food is good when: 1) its cooked by a guy who can use a jack like its a automatic can opener 2)a guy who cooks what i would call comfort food 3) just his Prescence makes me feel like he is a great chef at cooking this comfort food 4)uses a multipurpose tool just to cut food

[@lawrencewaku9404]

I love mark wiens,you really appriciate filipino food🥰🥰

[@deloreswilson1798]

I lost this one but when I search to find a video, I find what I'm looking for. It's the Philippines.. that's what got me back to the right one. Love ya' Mark. Won't lose this one again.🤗👍❤️

[@mischa6688]

I love what he does! I hope every student you cooked for will remember you kuya Osting. All the best!

[@sppeterpan]

Visited from Singapore and happened to stay nearby. Fell in love with Filipino food since then!

[@sgb.3999]

Thank you Mark for this cook video. This will help the cook to recognize his business.

[@rafiazmi]

That man is in the flow state all the time, impressive!

[@toro2105]

Awesome how people make the best of what they can to make an honest living!!! God bless to this man and his family and to You mark aswell!!!

[@leonflores7181]

I think someone should get him an electric can opener for Christmas, but he'd probably be like my wife and still use the hand one. He looks a lot faster than any electric can opener I've seen anyway. It would slow him down. Unless they have turbo ones out there. Great video Mark. It great that you feature hard working folks who feed hungry people for not much money. I'd be there before work once in a while if I lived there for sure. Right before I take my blood pressure pills. Lol

[@gregmasters8558]

Electricity is crazy expensive in Philippines. He definitely won't use it

[@mindflayer2651]

This is actual skill tbh. Imagine managing three pans and can open up cans, whisk eggs all at the same pace without a single drop wasted. Even I still struggle to open up a can.

[@tenzii1127]

Literally follow all your channels and watch your videos all the time Sir. You should come to Bhutan again, this time in Phuntsholing if possible, that’s where you get the finest Bhutanese and Nepali dishes as well. Bhutan is the best place for family time as well☺️🇧🇹

[@Eggroll_kinggg]

Mark must be the only one who can make a steamed rice look outstanding

[@josebajao3799]

Mark is not a fake for his reaction for foods.. 👍👍👍

[@khaiphamba5991]

Pâté mixed with eggs on a frying pan. You can't beat that. Stirred (fried) noodles. You can't beat that either. Bro is cooking THE most universal and affordable dishes for the students and regular people. I salute him! 💯👌

[@pisces_cat]

Missing my college days! Plus flying saucer, footlong and hotdog sandwich on the side 👌🏼

[@1234vicranger]

this an easy thing to cook but he does it fast I'm very impressed on how he keeps track on his cooking to make sure nothing is burned Maraming Salamat PO sa pag upload ng video

[@jefherjavier0310]

He is no chef but a skillful and talented instant cooker that i encounter🔥

[@thegeniuslab]

These kind of street food sellers in the philippines are the best. Every one can afford them and its one of the reasons why the less fortunate and struggling people are still able to eat despite difficult living conditions. Not only does it help poor people, it also greatly help students who are in a tight budget or just looking for a cheap meal to get them through the day.

[@nikitaj]

The chef is multitasking like a pro 🙌🏼

[@kevinjoe3578]

Does this mean I am a chef too since I can heat up noodles and meat loaf with egg?

[@matthewmagennis2072]

Wow! Eggs, meat, noodles, flavor packet, and rice! All that for only $50! Count me in!

[@lucascoval828]

Watch out, Gordon Ramsey!

[@sgb.3999]

Kudos to the speed cooker. He deserves recognition to this hard work by serving food cheap service.

[@azhariann6843]

Never see such a canned foods preparation in all my live is really heavenly skill in the land of philippines...

[@azhariann6843]

🤠🤠🤠💯💯💯💢💢💢💥💥💥🗯🗯🗯💭💭💭👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@MichaelSacamos]

To everyone who sees this comment, keep pushing in life and never give up. Can't wait to see you successful one day and May God bless you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@neilnewton4427]

I claim it, thank you Michael Sacamos

[@MichaelSacamos]

@@neilnewton4427 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qV6mhKyceM6VoJY

[@cherry414]

This is a perfect late night meal especially those who go home late at night. It's most people's cravings and cheap. Great business overall

[@ds5398]

Literally unbelievable that this guy can cook some instant noodles in 7 minutes - RESPECT

[@janucatipay9169]

I can cook in 4 minutes What do I deserve?

[@DigitamaHatch]

@@janucatipay9169 true. I see nothing special.

[@john23del]

@@janucatipay9169 can u multitask?

[@janucatipay9169]

@@john23del Please we are talking about food here. Not Multitasking . go do your homework or something.

[@john23del]

@@janucatipay9169 you can cook in 4 minutes but can you cook with multiple orders in a rush? You seem to not get the gist of my comment.

[@Balde_30]

This guy deserves a raise.

[@kernalization]

Only Mark will be able to carefully describe a man's cooking skills cresting Noodles

[@sittieainie9871]

I love watching this guy cook, these are pinoy comfort foods that give us a happy feeling when eating it. Though admittably, they’re not the most healthiest of food choices hehe

[@Suki-xu9xs]

I’m here early Mark your videos have inspired me to travel and try more foods! I hope to go to Thailand soon ❤

[@kogxsan9950]

manong is so nice! he always serve me food when i go to the work at 3 am. its located in cebu please come and support manong bussiness guys its for her disabled child to live and to experience comfortable life

[@JermainColbert119]

That's a hard working man right there. Keep grinding.

[@deloreswilson1798]

Happiness can be found in any job, when you know you're appreciated. He's no Michelin Star but he's a great man taking care of business.

[@sidneydona846]

Somebody get this man a can opener..💚✌🏽

[@LuciferLizardo]

He is so used to that multitool giving him an actual can opener might disrupt his work.

[@yezdenz]

Doing the same work at his speed, probably a couple of people can do it, but doing all those works at that speed consistently for hours? That's what make it really impressive!

[@ylocoslovakia]

Found this vlog Mark and it just kept me giggling as I was watching you eat this street food that most filipinos specially students eat at home for a cheap and quick food fix. 🤭😁

[@alchemi5150]

Now iyan ang hardwork na sinasabi natin. Mabuhay ka kabayan. Marami kang napapabusog sa pagluluto mo ng mabilisan. Sarap nyan kasabay din ng tinapay

[@arghentrock]

This is cool. I would have also picked the extra spicy noodles but I would have paired that with a can of Century Tuna Hot and Spicy. The canned meatloaf isn't spicy at all and has lots of extenders.

[@tombryan1]

the filth from the AC above adds spice too

[@JMRVRGS]

The faster you are, the more customer you get in a day. Good for him. ❤️🇵🇭

[@frankiefernandez9225]

Only in the Phillipines 👍👍👍🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@domoxeva1]

Mark! I was so admiring these skills and in the background I had the mission impossible music playing. It matched so well with the skills and was a little funny. But it is definitely the theme music for this amazing cook!

[@jbi1839]

The way he opened the can is such badass

[@markkkpngnbn1892]

A foreign vlogger content this Filipino. I will subs this channel. Bcoz Pinoys love this content and will proud to be #FilipinoBait😁

[@redgreen2015]

Salute to u Mr.Mark Wiens..filipino people loves you!😍

[@musgrave6886]

"he's so in the zone...he just dances with the flow!". spot on, man.

[@mriah135]

Wow ang galing ni kuya super hardworking

[@aL3891_]

man, such humble ingredients but it look really tasty :) this guy is a legend

[@chenenen2897]

Kuya Osting might not know us but he's one of our food heroes (haha) during our stay in Cebu last 2019. He has provided us the comfort foods (yes, those are just instant foods... but to us, those are the comfort foods away from home because we can't cook at our dorms) we craved through our review days. You can tell them how you want them cooked, and he delivers! And he remembers! Salamat, Kuya Osting!

[@starstriker1881]

Eating instant noodles most of the time. Its funny to see mark so impressed with the taste of it. Still good to give philippines a spotlight to fans around the world

[@kimwonlygresten3609]

Alltid bare fantastisk, Mark, tommelen opp og må familien kun ha lykke for alltid.

[@jonnygifford989]

his technique is hypnotic!!

[@jeffreytalan3414]

This store really helps those people with a tight budget for their food. Students, minimum wage workers. And this is nice because adding meat and egg to the noodles become a nutritious meal.

[@themaskaraltd9235]

মজার মজার খাবারের আয়োজন দেখতে আমার অনেক ভালো লাগে

[@CRAZYRAVEN-w8q]

CAN'T WAIT TILL I MOVE THERE SUCH KIND & AWESOME PEOPLE !

[@dazuotv]

Canned omelets look delicious, I want to eat 👍

[@Atheist865]

It is taste awful, trust me.

[@monikyut]

@@Atheist865 to each their own

[@kawaiipotatoes7888]

@@Atheist865 parang spam lang yan mga pinoy sarap na sarap pero sila sukang suka na.

[@rowineveloso4832]

Used to eat here after my internship duties or after drinking with my co-interns. Food here taste great after drinking.

[@Tokiam]

Hoping and praying his dining place will grow large and well known❤️

[@frncsjm]

So this is how the “Overcooked” game is played in real life?

[@camzpras3435]

This is how your mama got reyp'd is played in real life

[@KatherineM-hx4sb]

Look at the moves..the guy is moving fast and flowing smooth.

[@kimjefrykurniawan5615]

Not only in Indonesia, it turns out that in the Philippines there are also Indomie stalls😭😭

[@robertvelasquez393]

Yea, Indomie noodles brand from Indonesia is also very popular here in the Philippines.

[@thecoffeemaker7444]

You’re kinda right, though we don’t call it ‘indomie’ its lucky me pancit canton and the creator of the brand is also of indonesian descent so theres that

[@LubLey]

MIGORING is my fav

[@lanceoragon1689]

It's Lucky Me Pancit Canton a Filipino Brand but there's also Imdomie Instant Noodles in Philippines

[@phoenixdown1947]

ur indomie mi goreng are actually now in the philippines , while our known local brand is lucky me.

[@sabanaljayford6332]

memorize na ata ni kuya yung mga proceso ❤ grabe ♥️♥️🤧🤧

[@Lance.Valle1]

Getting that meatloaf out of that can is a talent itself

[@sallytindoy477]

VANISHINGGGGGG LETS GOOOOOO