Biyahe ni Drew: Flavors of Cebu (Full episode)

Aired (November 23, 2018): Our favorite Biyahero goes back to Cebu to taste the flavors of the Queen City of the South, including the traditional puso or rice wrapped in leaf, Cebu lechon, and lansiao or balbacua. Strolling downtown in Cebu, Drew also gets a taste of Chinese culture from one of the earliest Chinese restaurants in the city.
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[@AndrewBoniface09]

Important Timestamps: 19:40 -- About Cebu What to See and Do: 05:00 -- Museo Sugbo 07:44 -- Carbon Market 28:39 -- Heritage of Cebu Monument 29:59 -- Kalye Colon 31:01 -- Cebu Cathedral, Magellan's Cross, Basilica del Santo Niño 32:13 -- Fort San Pedro (Plaza Independencia) What/Where to Eat: 01:42 -- Tabo sa Banay (feat. ginabot) 06:41 -- Eng Lay Hiong Food Center 07:05 -- La Fortuna Bakery 11:38 -- Manna STK (feat. sutukil) 15:10 -- AA BBQ (feat. chorizo de Cebu) 16:14 -- Circa 1900 20:19 -- Puso 23:50 -- Zubochon (feat. lechon!) 34:57 -- Pasil Fish Port (feat. larang) Where to Stay: 18:01 -- Mezzo Hotel Pasalubong: 10:23 -- Shamrock (feat. otap)

[@AndrewBoniface09]

Naaala ko yung kuyang driver sa 13:37 yung first episode niyo sa Cebu way back 2013. It was only a glimpse. Glad he actually shine more in this ep. hehehe

[@JohnroJosephGuaren]

Why Cebu has delicious food? Cebu has the freshest ingredients. For vegetables, we have Dalaguete. For seafood, we have Pasil. And our Lechon is freshly-killed pork.

[@lynetteyap-rizon1895]

Not in pasil.. nearby the city is at Opon wet market, Danao also has a lot of fresh seafood which can be ordered if you have a friend. Early morning like 4am to 5am, Mandaue market also has a lot. But surely in Lapulapu city if you live nearby the sea side, it has no ice yet. Kung baga, buhi pa and you can just get it really cheap before it reaches the wet market

[@melaniecerbo6124]

Kain pa more ng pang pa heart attack!

[@amelily]

i honestly disagree with the pasil one HAHAHA #

[@martingonzales9259]

The person who joined drew in his tour here in Cebu is our chef Instructor Chef Richard C. Hao in the University of San Jose Recoletos. He is a renowned chef and an advocate in farm to table movement, he is also an expert in his field specializing both international and local gastronomy. A slow food movement advocate It was a good choice to pick him as one of the tour guide.

[@kayepoppp8790]

Adelante!!!!😊

[@shergonz83]

That’s why he looks so familiar diay!

[@amylauderdale8879]

Sarap

[@iceecass7288]

Murag kakita pud ko ani niya sa UC, mga 2009. medjo tambok pa sya ato. Kung wa ko masayup sya gyud to. Sa DHM

[@jeremyenjaynes9954]

Same

[@bisugzzz]

I'm a Manileño through and trough. I have been to many countries. But guys CEBU is my favorite CITY in the whole world.

[@bellelakwatsera5805]

i was there in cebu last feb 15 to 18, 2019,,, im from davao and im having a 3 day vacation in cebu... sa kasamaang palad i just only brought P4,000.00.. pero i visited 9 tourist spots there.. SIMALA SHRINE, MAGELLANS CROSS, BASILICA DEL STO.NINO, TEMPLE OF LEAH, TAOIST TEMPLE, 10,000ROSES, OSLOB BEACH, AGUINID FALLS, KAWASAN FALLS... sulit na sulit... roundtrip yung plane ticket ko worth 1,799

[@emmanuellego6762]

@Break Hour Rider grabeha sa 4k. Murag lisoda

[@androlopezayuda5026]

Drew hire me with any position 🤦🏻‍♂️😅. I am very qualified for any vacancy since I am a gallivanter. My body has a lot of power and strength. I have a good mobility and aerobatic personalities. Etc etc etc. 💪🏻😅🤦🏻‍♂️

[@josefrancofrancisco3006]

If you visit cebu again. Try to go to Simala Sibonga (castle style church) Naga boardwalk

[@lynetteyap-rizon1895]

D na kaau lagi nice ang naga, naa guro ge construct

[@chinchin1155]

Yung pag luluto po sa puso' pag BUMUBUKAL napo e malapit na yang maluto.. 😂😂😂 Ginoo ko... malilisod kos tagalog man eyyy..

[@gleengaviola5405]

Hahahaha paita nahirapan sa kalisod magtagalog

[@carlitosways1326]

Lisod kaayu mag tagalog pero pa englisa hahahaha

[@darthbiker2311]

Haha take your chances kasi. Pwedeng mag english. Madami na din nakakaintindi ng Bisaya dito sa manila.

[@darthbiker2311]

By the way, bumubukal sa bisaya means boiling. Bumubukal sa tagalog refers to the flowing of water from a hole in the ground i.e. a spring or natural fountain.

[@ult7511]

You can use english po, okay lang po kahit english. There's a lot of bisaya speakers here too in Metro manila but a lot of them is old people, new gen or millennial is pure tagalog/taglish na

[@LearningExpress101]

Hello sa mga Kapwa ko Bisaya dire 😃 Like nyo kong andito kayo ah. #Leytemabuhay

[@kayla030609]

No offense to my fellow cebuanos I love Cebu and our culture but the City is so dirty , nagkalat ang basura and the sidewalks hugaw kaayo especially sa downtown area

[@pozifsteez3116]

kayla030609 facts

[@decemverlinndetros6161]

manglimpyo ta bai

[@frankiejayii2190]

Disiplina. Kay kung molaag ka ug early in the morning limpyo kaau ang downtown. Mahugaw lang igdagsa nas mga tawo.

[@jamescauilan9873]

Oo

[@webberwebber7517]

mga tao tlga jan mga basura.. hahaha

[@zenheart159]

Kuddos to byahe ni Drew Gma 7 Thank you so much. Bringing us fellow filipinos who are far from Philippines back to different Philippine views and experience. 4 yrs nako d2 straight na di p nkkvisit ulit pero dahil sa Philippine shows naaaliw kami n mlyo sa Pilipinas at nakkarelax 🌸💕

[@mjob6300]

Kaway2x sa mga nanunod hangang ngayun april 23, 2020! Lechon da BEST! Cebu da BEST..

[@maryjaneuy3255]

April 24 2020 na, this time of ECQ😂

[@roseannsabanal2318]

I miss Cebu's life without Covid 😔

[@bords4630]

I feel you maam

[@daswifey-pinayingermany]

I miss cebu been living there for 5 years. Sana next year makabakasyon din. Guys pakidaanan nyo rin ytc ako. Salamat

[@amboy7795]

Gumawa ako ng channel because of drew i'm so inspired to travel arround the world.. Letvs discover the world malay mo isa ka sa makasama ko sa byahe ko 🌍😁

[@diananadela8266]

Good luck Choi♥️

[@shanyapun]

This was in my suggestions list glad I watched jud ky grabe gimingaw ko sa cebu city katung wala pay pandemic ); hayy silogan ni gian, chinese ngohiong dapit sa USC, topokkiman, sugbo mercado, pearl, sisig sa lahug, tuslob buwa, haaay ambot wuy

[@kierrodavid1755]

Di halatang fave destination ni Drew ang Cebu!

[@oziecaitmooners7896]

Kierro David parang wla nman syang gusto haha.. Prang napipilitan nga lang kc trabaho nya.. 😂

[@kirkjustinealorrocatad6638]

First time daw po e.

[@AndrewBoniface09]

@@kirkjustinealorrocatad6638 Lol, anong first time ni Drew? Baka ikaw first time. Hahaha

[@arthurwatson1509]

Kalamiiiii sobra...I lived in Cebu city for 2 years in the 90's...planning to go back when time permits....from Montreal ,Quebec...

[@cathvillanueva5860]

Hope makabalik sa cebu, matpos na ang covid, stay safe every one

[@princess_reaper]

Oh my gosh, I find this episode hilarious. I'm a Cebuano and I moved to Manila last year. So I'm staying here in Manila for almost a year now and I still find it hard to communicate in straight Tagalog. Often times I embarrass myself for uttering words in Bisaya which I thought were Tagalog words. THE STRUGGLE IS REAL, my friend! MAHIHIRAPAN KA TALAGA SA KALISOD!

[@darthbiker2311]

Haha I was born and raised in manila but my parents were from Cebu and Bohol. And no, you don't embarrass yourself when you slip into your mother tongue. Manila is home to people from all over the country and manilenyos - at least the old breed - are an accepting lot as long as you're not a liability to the community (because if you are, we tend throw everything back at you including stuff we normally embrace: gender, accent, provincial roots, etc). Speak eloquently. If you slip and your friends correct you, then charge it to experience - no harm done. If they make fun of you, take offense but politely explain. If they really are your friends then they'll understand. Good luck with the struggle!

[@princess_reaper]

@@darthbiker2311 Hey there! :) Thanks for sharing this helpful information. I just feel embarrass but not in the way that I punish myself for it. So far, when I slip to my mother tongue, people here just understands what I mean by it. I don't have any friends here in Manila but I've had a share of good laughs with my family members.

[@HuangHwei]

Yeh, you should feel deeply ashamed of yourself for trying-hard Tagalog and humiliate your precious Cebuano identity.

[@jaqgeneve2035]

I LOVE CEBU i will go home soon at babalikan ko ang mga alalang ginagawa ko sa cebu. im gonna retired there soon.

[@bradnitram8406]

ewan ko anong meron sa puso? pero grabe ansarap talaga eh pair sa Lechon,Siomai,BBQ,ginisang gulay.adobo..... sa lahat pala na klaseng ulam masarap ibagay ang puso kesa kanin! HAHAHA lalo kapag malamig na tapos lalagyan ng Mainit na Dinuguan?? ohhhhh lahhh lahhhh!!! happy tummy!!

[@lynetteyap-rizon1895]

Dahil lang niluto sya sa loob ng dahon nang coconut tree. Yun amg nagpapasarap ng puso especially tapol ang bigas na ginamit, mas.masarap

[@polsufilm]

Biyahe ni Drew never disappoints! Nakakainggit mga trabaho nila!

[@MamaChelly0628]

korek sarap ng work ni Drew

[@trackerzvlog6967]

idol gud job..lagi ako naiinspired pag napapanood ko video mo...hope someday kcng astig mo din ako..BND fan here

[@Mr.Can24]

Drew may tanong ako.. lagi akong nanunuod sa mga episode mo kain kanang kain pero hindi kanaman tumataba ano secreto mo? Ako control ng control pero palaki ng palaki ako😂

[@christiansulania4682]

Mahilig kz si drew Mag gym

[@lionhearted1969]

Tourists from Manila no longer needs to take back home Cebu lechon because both Zubuchon and Rico's Lechon are now putting up branches in Manila. Even the famous Cebu lechon belly and Balamban liempo are now all over Manila.

[@mariesarcol5755]

lionhearted1969 pero mas may masarap pa na lechon in Cebu di pa lang nadidiscover :) CNT, Ayers, Alejos and Talisay lechon :)

[@lionhearted1969]

@@mariesarcol5755 Yes I tried Talisay lechon too. For me, Carcar lechon is top of my list. Rico's would he 2nd and Talisay lechon 3rd.

[@foodmotowanderer7388]

Mas ok din sana kung pinapakita yung mga affordable na hotel or backpacker's room.

[@gilbeysclintdurran3136]

daming mga alaala yong Flavors of Cebu ng Biyahe ni Drew! USJR my alma mater sa kabilang side ng Carbon market! Good job Drew sa show mo... more power!

[@deotaneo2786]

kasama pala sa staff ni drew ung lalaking may dalang ice cream... sus very friendly daw...

[@xpact83]

Sarcasm syempre gagawin mo ba yun sa totoo baka upakan ka dilaan mo ba naman yung ice cream

[@Charmochannel]

Dahil kay drew pabalik2 din ako ng cebu. Lahat ng pinuntahan nya pinupuntahan ko. Suportahan natin ang local tourism. Sana suportahan nyo din po channel ko, babalik ako sa cebu for the 5th time para iblog mga napuntahan ko para mapakita sa inyo in cheapest way 😊

[@Maharlikangdukalpa]

ang swerte mo naka punta kana sa cebu..maganda ba dun?

[@Charmochannel]

ilang beses na po hehe. hinde ko lang na vlog mga travel ko dun kasi that time wala pakong kaalam alam :D sobrang ganda po lalo na kung mahilig kayo sa adventure, madami sa south cebu

[@scy001]

Cebu is one of the most beautiful island in the Philippines! We will be there again this November and I am very much excited. Thanks for this and this is a great video! Keep it up 😊

[@kennethbitac6043]

I miss how kuya drew travel and explores the wonderful places in our country 😁

[@AndrewBoniface09]

In Carbon Market, there are indeed lots of friendly people in the form of pickpocketers.

[@renecrispasco96]

ahahhaha atay

[@Enlightmentalist]

for sure gikawatan nka diha

[@HuangHwei]

And they're all come from poorest provinces in Eastern Visayas and Mindanao.

[@kenjigonzales6929]

That was before. But now its 0%

[@abasmayor]

hahahahaha.

[@quick895]

Pag yumaman ako punta ako riyan

[@roseliopalma535]

Hayup kang talaga Drew! yung mga pag-kain Pinoy na linalapa mo dyan sa Cebu hindi ko natitik-man dito sa Los Angeles Califonia, maka -uwi nga dyan sa susunod na buwan!

[@arcadiomaxilom8297]

i still pity Cebu because duterte doesnt have any big projects here. cclex and mactan airport are not part of build3, not a cent from the national govt. biggest taxpayer outside NCR and no projects

[@edwardedward08]

Cebu is one big china town. Mao jud nay tinuod. Balik balik sa Sugbo Drew!

[@jenel123456]

thats why their is no china town in Cebu, because Cebu itself is china town hahaha

[@raffybriones2209]

Byahe ni drew sana hndi mawala forever na yan idol

[@applecrusher7913]

Kaka lechon lng namin last saturday sa fiesta namin. Di pa nga ubos ang paksiw peru nag crave na naman ako ng lechon dahil sa zubuchon. Iba kasi ang sarap ng balat pag Cebu Lechon!

[@mariahameliadalhia1686]

Mas masarap mag luto ang taga cebu kaysa pampanga

[@greygdavies9584]

Wa ko kasagang sa BUMUBUKAL. Bumukal na tuloy ang sip-on kos ilong ahahahaha

[@jheat.bargayo2504]

Hahahah

[@xybeegaming6919]

Atay hahahah

[@karengracemagsico8848]

Not a fan of Zubuchon. I think there are far better lechon places in Cebu. IMO. Sorry. I like House of Lechon, Rico's and Ayer's. I'm sure there are other underrated ones around. (The lechon in Talisay City is also really good!)

[@angelobona4069]

Karen Koren bitaw mam,, parat kaau mga templa sa zubuchon,,,. Way lami

[@LennyPaviMD]

Agree jud ko

[@EckRD]

I just hit up Car2x for lechon or in my home town of San Fernando, Cebu. lol Not a fan of the city lechon, but its good enough.

[@daveboquia7010]

carcar lechon

[@mariecellhambora1221]

cnt and carcar lechon

[@williamjosephcupay5866]

Maayong Buntag Cebu! I ♥️ cebu! It's my second home aside from my home town Butuan.....

[@JosephDeLosSantos-t3m]

9:13 In the guy's head "giatay oy, ilabay ko na lang aning icecream"

[@genagno9775]

When I was young we always passed by Cebu, then last june 2019 I went there andI like the place, now I am coming back again this Dec

[@EarlDimZone]

Please STOP eating parrot fish 🎏 important sila sa corals and as you know corals in the world are slowly dying.

[@davevillamor0107]

isinilang sa DANAO CEBU, LUMAKI sa TUNDO!!!!

[@eljunllanos1491]

Dahil kay DREW ARELLANO byenes santo na byernes santo nag hahanap ako ng lechon....2:39 am gutom na gutom ako sa napanuod ko...

[@ricartepareja3464]

may kainan din sa cebu , overview pa nasa busay,lahug cebu city,little bagiou sa cebu

[@CebuCityTour]

Lechon is the popular food in Cebu. Thank you for featuring Cebu Lechon.

[@EckRD]

But not the staple food everyone eats. The common food is Monggo, bam i, and dried fish. Now the popular ones. Humba, kinilaw, fish soup, utan bisaya, etc sugba, and balbacua with mais 😋

[@miralee66]

Im from Cebu..bisdak...makes me miss Cebu more..

[@Pinoy8D]

Ang tatalino at ang gagaling ng mga Tour Guide ng Cebu. Wow!

[@lomarda]

Alejos is my favorite when it comes to lechon

[@rjemcovers4343]

Kulang pa ang mga pagkain na na feature ni drew, meron pa mga masarap diyan. Yong ngohiong, tsaka balitok

[@liezlanne6570]

💙Niel Murillo I love you much ano si celebrate Niel Murillo💙 i love you much ano si crush ko Niel MURILLO💙 I LOVE YOU MUCH. Niel murillo💙

[@bernstar100]

Funny but it's all good ..Beautiful Cebu..

[@kenjigonzales6929]

Try nyo Chinese Ngoyong and Lumpia sinyang..

[@louie337]

Galing. Sarap umuwi at mag bakasyon sa cebu. Watching from Riyadh 🙂🙂

[@jhakefrancis5190]

sarap cgurong sumama palagi kay drew,,mukang maraming chibog chibog ah hahahahahaahah

[@w.a.o.nderer8728]

Yung 19 na nag dislike yung mga taong di afford makapunta sa Cebu 😂

[@novz19]

Vegan

[@noraamburgey5463]

Lol, the best ang cebu of course, my hometown

[@jaqgeneve2035]

true hahaha

[@mylesdomingo298]

alam mo yung parrot fish?????? Alam mo importansya non?

[@eisenheimillusionist4881]

Ichura mo nga mukhang d afford mkalabas ng bahay.

[@nancyaliganga5220]

nakakabitin naman panuorin ..sana may episode 2 pa..lodi talaga sa drew maghost..at sa AHA!

[@melaniecerbo6124]

Drew, hinay hinay lang sa pag kain pag nasa street kasi masyado madami salt and so much fats. Bad for the heart e. Ang aga aga fried foods naman ang almusal patay tayu jan byahero

[@ttj619]

ang sarap naman mga pagkain,nakakagutom haha,i love our filipino food makes me hungry all time,.

[@bananaman6030]

Some of the filipino food is tasty. But not healthy at all, compare to Korean and Japanese cuisine. No wounder the life expectency is low over there.

[@lanitoure8110]

Nice to be there home sweets home „ But the global problems now is all very expensive our daily needs ect“ Anyway pilipino people still kicking and try best to survive the daily life“ -- I like it but full of colonies not always gd for our health!

[@1sikkens]

9:45 hahaha ung akala mo sayo ng ung banana cue hahaha. Mas nauna pang ibigay kay manong driver

[@ayareyes3640]

Proud to be cebuana...marami pang masasarap na pagkain jan,hindi lng yan,,marami pah!

[@angelocruz9476]

May cebu exclusive foods ka bang pwede irrecommend para sameng interesadong magtravel sa cebu?

[@treecko2943]

20:29 Hala! You talk to Dr Inocian for the origin of puso.

[@talimavargas4719]

Ew! Did he seriously licked a stranger’s ice cream?! That’s disgusting! Poor guy!

[@leonleonsinta9147]

Epic and ironic shot when Drew said, mahahawakan ang kasaysayan but then the video shows “Please Do Not Touch” simultaneously. It’s good.

[@BudotsTV]

Isa lang talaga ang masasabi kong constructive criticism ko sa host. Sana e improve niya yung pagsasalita niya dahil marami siyang pauses, yung mahahalata mong palagi siyang nag-iisip pa ng next na sasabihin.

[@BelleSanga]

Salamat!Idol Andrew, sulit!na tour sa Cebu

[@toomatoo7049]

Pasil palang mo namahaw. Wa mantoi lami ddto! Puro kuwag timpla ang pagkaon.

[@noslenrosben4834]

Lami kaayug pagkaon ang CEBU walay makalupig ato ni bai...

[@seemee218]

Isa jud dapat ang Cebu sa top destinations para sa mga foodie. Ang mga gikaon ni Drew kay perting lamia..ang fresh seafood, lechon, danggit ug uban pa.

[@Hana-ez7dr]

Gma should change the host - a bit boring. There are better narrators - even not so popular food bloggers are better -live. He cant describe the food in detail.

[@anthonyparcon6363]

bawal ang parrot fish huliin na...

[@irenedignadice8017]

I don’t know if it’s just me pero na notice ko pag kumakain si Drew naka cringe ang mukha! It seems to suggests that he doesn’t like the food.

[@rhodneycastaneda4322]

I know your guide guy with pink polo . My co worker french baker Cebu Sm

[@mamaEmBoholana]

Nagutum tuloy ako!watching from cebu🤣😊😍

[@ianferryboat]

6 designs lang po yung alam kong desing ng puso. skl.

[@bradnitram8406]

as a Filipino mostly saatin sinasabing "d ko kaya mawala ang pork as ulam" uu ganyan din ako dati "Pork is life" PERO nung napadpad nako d2 sa Dubai at naka tikim ako ng MUTTON??? WTF! ito lang masasabi ko ko Mawala lang ang Pork sa buhay ko wag lang ang Mutton! Btw Mutton is Sheep/Tupa meat :)

[@herssylmanansala3152]

Gusto ko bumalik sa cebu then north naman ang ivisit

[@edesign1993]

si Sir Hao ba yung kasama mo as a tour guide kuya Drew? Teacher ko kasi sya sa HM class namin. nakakatuwa lang. :)

[@maryanncajuelan7802]

the first plave. with the balbacua and chicharong bulaklak.. true super masarap, but unfortunately one of the most unsanitized place to eat here in cebu. dont get me wrong, makakain ako ng lahat, street foods anywhere... na trauma na ako ng place na ito when i was still in elementary.. though i hope malinis na

[@sevierinovillanueva6705]

Question: Why are Cebuanos more comfortable in speaking English than Tagalog ?

[@p.aldrino]

Para conyo ☺️😆

[@pozifsteez3116]

Sevierino Villanueva tounge

[@ginalynfabiosa6566]

Matigas kc dila nahihirapan mas madali tlga smin ang mag English nlng

[@iamjoyiechan]

It is because English is like our second language next to Bisaya. And Cebuanos doesn’t really speak tagalog but we know how to speak tagalog. We just dont use it here in Cebu.

[@rdpclaros]

+Sevierino Villanueva Due to different orientations or ideologies in relation to languages used by Cebuano­-Bisayan speakers. Cebuanos select a language in relation to social linguistic norms and language ideologies which the use of a language implies. English is more exposed to them, ergo they're more confident to express or even code-switch the language in the middle of a conversation without labeling them as conyo. Cebuanos are also regionalists, consciously and unconsciously. Majority of them take pride in their ethnicity. When uneasiness happens (e.g. trying to converse w/ the Tagalogs), they usually change their positions closer to the center of a preferred ideology and voluntarily select a linguistic marker (i.e. to speak English). Besides, there are ethnic tensions among the non-Tagalog communities behind their reaction to the issues of a national language. The “Cebuano revolt” to the Filipino language, especially to the Constitutional declaration of Filipino as the national language and the 1987 Bilingual Education Policy, is the most obvious case in point.

[@liezlanne6570]

Jojowin Niel murillo 💙 crush ko si. Niel. Murillo💙 i love you Much 💙pogi crush ko si Niel murillo,💙

[@ashleymurray1621]

I miss Cebu especially the Lechon and the Traffic. 😂😂 There so many Koreans in Cebu..

[@thepatriot1980]

The traffic is even worse now and is getting worse day by day.

[@rain01damgo59]

Korean sa cebu sa davao naman indian hahaha

[@officialregie388]

Ian Crow Madami talagang mga korean dyan. hahahaha. 😂

[@officialregie388]

@Jabami Even in manila, grabe din ung traffic.

[@ult7511]

@Jabami Manila is much worst. :( I never gone to Cebu but i think Cebu is better

[@markbangcayamanambal]

I like this vlog coz as if u have toured around the philippines

[@JojaiTV]

Sa mga taga cebu, be daw be if naka adto na mo sa pinakanindot na foodcourt matatagpuan sa cebu pls. Watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqjaoHVri5Whg6M

[@nelealmedilla3492]

Swear Drew's voice is something that I wanna hear when it come to narrating videos like this.

[@CebuCityTour]

Thank you for featuring #Cebu.. I hope people will visit this beautiful island.

[@NejiChann]

Drew,next time you eat you remove your cap or your hat..it's a sign of disrespect..no matter how famous you are..manners dude..

[@chingkizbanz6405]

Babalik ako dto..pra mapuntahan ko ang Simala. 😊 i miss d utap😭

[@AngryKittens]

*Puso is galing sa atin.* What is he talking about?! There are DOZENS of kinds of Puso in the Philippines, and they have been described as far back as the 1600s by the Spanish, and they exist all throughout the Philippines, from Luzon to Mindanao, even in areas far from the coast. They were used as ritual offerings to the anito originally, and ranged in size from very small knuckle-shaped puso to gigantic star-shaped or bird-shaped puso. They are related to our ancient basket-weaving traditions. If you want to know more about it, google the papers of Elmer Nocheseda who's an expert on leaf-weaving traditions of the Philippines. In contrast, Malaysia and Indonesia only have one or two kinds of ketupat, all of them associated with Islam (a very recent religion in SE Asia). Furthermore, a kind of puso, very similar to Filipino puso, also exists in Guam among the Chamorro people, which has never had contact with Malaysia or Indonesia, making it pretty clear that it's an ancient Austronesian tradition SHARED with Malaysia and Indonesia, but not originating from them. I hate this mentality among Filipinos that EVERYTHING we have originated from somewhere else. Even if it's not fucking true. As if the only way we can gain "credibility" is by claiming our stuff came from the Malays or the Chinese or the Indians or the Spanish or whoever. Anyone but ourselves.

[@kateyalba7852]

Im sorry Drew but ZUbuchon was never the beat Lechon of Cebu. Ayers, Rico's or House of Lechon are the best. Panlasang Cebuana talaga ang tatlong yan Zubuchon was...errrrrr?????.. Sorry Zubuchon...

[@moonraker1640]

9:08 The guy be like: WTF!!!??? AMMA THROW THIS ICE CREAM!

[@queenchloe8170]

Sana makapunta rin ako jaan ❤️❤️ I love to travel💋🛫

[@PinayMarriedtoTaiwanese]

mas marami nga Chinese sa Cebu eh,,,diba mga dong dai,,lami ang hopia sa cebu gyud,,taga cebu ka tara na sa masayang samahan mag iwan lng ng bakas sa akin para mabibiyayaan din kita

[@noneleevaleros2090]

Yey! Kumain si Drew ng banana cue sa tapat ng school namin, USJ-R! Nakaka-throwback noong nag-aaral pa ko, minsan pinapananghalian namin ang banana cue na nabibili namin diyan sa tapat...Buhay Estudyante-tipid allowance :D

[@Ms.G8844]

No offence sa ibang taga Cebu pero medyo di maganda experience namin nung magbakasyon kami jan. I'm just sharing our experience. Lahat ng grab drivers na nasakyan namin were not honest at all like wala silang pakialam basta kumita ng pera. Di namin napansin na automatically charge na pala payment sa credit card so nagbayad kami ng cash everytime na nag-grab kami so parang nadoble bayad namin, ni isang grab driver wala man lang nagsabi na bayad na pala kami kaya pala nagulat sila nung inabot namin cash, good thing after few days bago bumalik ng Manila napansin na namin and narefund namin kinaltas sa credit card ng grab. Super dissapointed kami that time sa lahat ng grab drivers na nasakyan namin. And ung ibang napuntahan naming lugar di marunong mag English alam ko namang di sila nagtatagalog so medyo hirap makipagcommunicate sign language nalang and I tried to understand kung ano sinasabi nila. Sa kabila ng bad experiences mas pinili parin naming maging positive and still inenjoy vacation.