BEST Street Food in the Philippines 🇵🇭

Today I went on the search for some local delicacies and I was not disappointed, I had fried Calamari cooked fresh infront of me and then another friend banana dish that was the best street food i've ever eaten!
This is 1 video of the many videos from my KZbin vlog series about my time in the Philippines, you can find the entire playlist of videos here: • PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭
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[@bisayakaayo8595]

that calamari seller was a nice guy, tried his best to answer your questions even with his limited english!!

[@BloodFrostX]

Definitely tried his best.

[@saifalishaikh10]

Agree! That is more than enough to have conversation isn't? 😊

[@shanculi9404]

Hhhaahaa oo niigon siya nga layan ko og manok ay dili sako next time nalang hahahahahahah

[@jacksonreyes4623]

Kaya lang ung isang customer hindi lang double deep sa suka ung stick nya subontas sawsaw ulit. Kaya sguro d na sumawsaw sa suka c harry😂😂

[@nexus-6392]

This is a classic in the Philippines. You ask them a question and they answer something that has absolutely nothing to do with what you ask. How "long will it take to cook?". Answer: 7 hours

[@lovelyeilaine265]

The maruya (banana pancake) sauce is condensed milk. ☺️ you can buy it any supermarket in the Philippines 🇵🇭♥️ glad that you are loving Filipino street food 👌

[@harryjaggardtravel]

it was delicious

[@abhinavraj6034]

Ya it's here in India 🇮🇳 too , love Philippines 🇵🇭 from India 🇮🇳 . 😀😀

[@mrgenius7472]

This vlogger must have more support..they helping Also in vendors. And some customers too..got your support bro

[@joan5996]

The 20 year old Calamares guy will surely go far as a businessman. Real hardworking with such a great personality. Glad that you never shun these places and foods.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

he was a really good guy, deserves to do well

[@abhinavraj6034]

Sure 😃 good guy with positive vibes , love Philippines 🇵🇭 from India 🇮🇳 brother 👍.

[@johnmelescoto7337]

they are just worker for that stand someone owns it and they just get paid for selling food the only one who will get far as a businessman is the owner.

[@imeldarose6068]

Hi brother Harry! Your so kind. I hope to see you soon to take a picture. I'm now your huge fan.. I'm from Makati near BGC.. enjoy stay here and keep safe.

[@krzy2011]

Philippines is the best place for foreign vloggers because is so cheap also it has everything from modernizised cities, beautiful beaches , friendly people, also they can understood and speak english. Hope to visit there soon and do vlogging also

[@krzy2011]

I heard some vloggers now are living in the philippines. I dont blame them , the place is so perfect. And pretty filipinas are waving there too haha

[@Luke-pt4pu]

my country has 7, 409 islands and each represents a unique beauty and attractions, they have a lot to offer, so if you are a vlogger, there are so many niches you can choose from. From its people, culture, food etc. we have a lot to offer. But more importantly, is the people... 🙂

[@kaypee4704]

Yeah, all 3rd world countries are good for vloggers... because of the exchange in countries.... only thing is they highlight the poor areas.....and don't show the progress... Best vlogger is ItchyBoots channel.... it's organized, informative, educational and her editing skills are superb... she started in India on trip around the World.. currently on Series 6: Project Alaska....it's a wonderful channel... each continent is a serie....♥️♥️♥️🇺🇸

[@krzy2011]

Of course it's a part of the process where you need to make money while you're enjoying your life .

[@krzy2011]

I don't see alot of vloggers in philippines that highlights poor areas. Philippines is not really a big country and don't have that many slum areas.

[@rob2k27]

Harry SIRE!!!!! loving this adventure so far, maybe the Bangladesh experience was ment to be? You were funny on the fast food store microphone in last vlog

[@wirnualifaishal7485]

I'd love to be. Zeimbut.Host nyoungboy is my idol. Hes the person I aspire to be, hes my light of day..

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks robert!

[@merbenudal3095]

Pls Visit City Of Good Life Oroquieta,Province of Misamis Occidental Its More Fun in Philippines.

[@akochynamaetalucod670]

Ur so kind to Filipino citizens ur always smiling and saying hi . Take care always and keep safe more vlog to come ❤️💚

[@SiGlendaaaaDeCityhall]

I like the way u interact with our locals and for being so generous:) u have a good heart 💖💓💓💓💓 and for that we love u :)

[@chaitanya1753]

Exactly❤️

[@wirnualifaishal7485]

I'd love to be. Zeimbut.Host nyoungboy is my idol. Hes the person I aspire to be, hes my light of day..

[@timPalmeri]

17:45 what u are having is called maruya in english banana fritter...reason its so good because its the ripe kind of banana we call it saba, platain banana in english its the cooking banana...the one on the skewer is called banana-que..the flat round one are called kamote-que...made out of sweet potato coated with caramelized brown sugar

[@jvplustv2884]

Great video bro 👏👍 Keepsafe and Enjoy here in the 🇵🇭

[@fernvaldevilla9145]

Wow I like how you interact and treat the locals!

[@giannishen]

Now I know why you are so thin, your food intake is very small, I hope you eat more, so we can see more food, haha.... I feel you enjoyed your time in the Philippines very much. That fried squid and fried banana looks delicious. Harry, you made me want to eat those food, thanks for sharing！👍😄👏 現在知道你為什麼那麼瘦，你的食量好小，希望你吃多一點， 這樣我們就可以看到更多食物，感覺您享受在菲律賓的時光， 那個炸魷魚及炸香蕉看起來很好吃；哈利，我也要吃一口啦！

[@darrellrice1]

Excellent video bro! Very authentic, keep up the amazing work ⭐️

[@peters7229]

Eating your way through Manila! Everything you tried looks so MASARAP! Love your interactions with the locals. Filipinos are lovely. Bon appétit!

[@harryjaggardtravel]

very masarap!!

[@m.goodengumman3941]

I miss namaskr kass ho, Harry good sire, thanks for showing us Philippines, lovely views 👍😆

[@wiltallod4910]

👍🏻 So touching Harry for letting the vendor keep the change. 🥰 you have a kind heart ❤️ Hope you’ll try more Filipino foods like Lechon, Sisig, Balut, crispy pata among others. 😎

[@cecillemanmor5738]

No pork 🤭please, maybe he's a Muslim 😊

[@sitandchill2897]

Hey Harry! We have 10 million or so Muslims here. You can use Assalamu alaikum with them too (I'm Muslim Filipino). In general, call guys "pare" (par-ray), it's our way of saying "mate"/ "buddy", or "kuya" (koo-yah) which means "bro". Ladies are "ate" (ah-tay) for "sis", "Ma'am", or "gwapa"/"maganda" (beautiful) for banter. All older men and women are addressed like parents= we'd say "Tay" (=pronounced 'tie') for "Dad" for any male stranger our dad's age, and "Nay" (=pronounced 'nigh') for "Mum" for any female stranger our mum's age. Or you could call everyone "Sir" and "Ma'am" and use "po" after asking things (it's a gender neutral honorific, like "Kap/Ka" in Thai). "Kumusta Po?"/"how are you po?", (How are you sir/Ma'am?), "Salamat po"/thank you po" (thank you sir/Ma'am). Honorifics and Po are very useful words for connecting with people here :) Being Southeast Asians we always use honorifics and family terms with each other. You're doing really well. Say "sayo ang sukli (sah-yo ang sook-lee) for "keep the change" the vendors would really appreciate it :) Good idea for another big contrast: head to Okada, it's a huge lush casino in the Bay city part of Metro Manila, near MOA. It has the world's second largest dancing fountain, free shows from 6-10pm. Free drinks on the casino itself too. I don't gamble, I just went to see the dancing fountain, but it was probably the most luxurious place I've ever been, and I've been in Harrods lol

[@espedidosgs]

I highly recommend going to the mountainous region of Northern Philippines particularly Baguio (pronounced Bag-Yo), Sagada or Vigan. Those places are heavy on the Philippine culture.

[@ryank.villanueva]

When are you planning to visit the beaches here in the Philippines? I’m invested to your vlogs! Welcome to the Philippines and be safe! 🤍

[@geniinkorea5895]

Welcome to the philippines♥♥♥ Mabuhay♥♥♥More fun in the philippines♥♥♥

[@DonLaroza]

I love how friendly you are with the Filipinos! So entertaining!

[@nicolebaja3982]

Hello

[@MJ-xb8so]

I'm happy that you liked the Philippine market. Divisoria is the go to place of Filipinos especially on Christmas season, that place is full packed.

[@JEgkt]

You guys should visit Baguio City sometimes. Alot of the vegetables and fruits mostly come from Baguio. I'm not saying everything is cheap but the quality is much better. If you like hiking, Sagada has one best views to hike. Motorcycle enthusiasts go through this route to in from Tagaytay and Subic Bay. If you can rent or lease a fun bike like Suzuki Gxr or Kawasaki Ninja this would be ideal. Sagada route is very challenging one not the best time to though during typhoon season. Feb- March is usually the dry season which is perfect time to go.

[@espedidosgs]

I agree Baguio will be my recommendation too 👍

[@red7550]

i find it funny when you say hi to every single person you see. lol! keep it going, man!

[@ZerocodeIncrease]

waiting for more videos 🇵🇭

[@Sen_Education]

This boy explore everything I like it bro keep it 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@sophiasentiment]

We have plenty of banana trees in the Philippines that’s why we managed to create a ton of different snacks from it ☺️ We usually have these snacks during “merienda” which means afternoon snack a few hours before dinner. These are light and cheap snacks we can find in most streets around Metro Manila, sometimes our neighbors sell them too :)

[@harryjaggardtravel]

they were honestly so good! they must need alot of bananas?

[@sophiasentiment]

@@harryjaggardtravel Oh yeah loads! They all buy them from the local market ☺️

[@1911Zoey]

@@harryjaggardtravel we'll never run out of bananas. Lol Even the neighbor has some on their backyard.

[@celsamonte3241]

I really laughed hard when you bought the wallet.. esp when you learned that its cheap. I envy you going to divisoria… i really miss going there but it’s still pandemic and crowded place still makes me scared. Btw if you already went to Quiapo and divisoria, you might as well go to Baclaran- another place where you can buy different items. Just like Quiapo, it has a Church near it. Baclaran is also near to Mall of Asia so you can go there after going to Baclaran.😊 Have fun!

[@pauliejojo8241]

Greenhills shopping Center is more organized for replica Items. Like shoes, bags, jerseys etc.

[@cheraylemondoy8781]

So far the local street vendors are honest in their price 😁💯

[@wirnualifaishal7485]

I'd love to be. Zeimbut.Host nyoungboy is my idol. Hes the person I aspire to be, hes my light of day..

[@naqeebfalak663]

I am 24 years boy

[@jrent52002]

cuz they on youtube lol

[@ireallycant4416]

​@@jrent52002 I literally go to places with street vendors.. the same price not change tf you on about?

[@jcvillarubia8347]

thank you for featuring this place mr handsome,,, i been this place devisoria like 2004 past.

[@paulnicolaparua300]

From the way you ask the locals about the foods and the translations of the words, I can say that you would definitely learn how to speak tagalog in just one year. Tagalog is easier to learn than the other languages because most of our words are the same with spanish words. How I wish I was with you there to explain about our street foods. 💖

[@marikitliwayway6703]

are you serous? our language is not easy our verbs have complex conjugation rules

[@mommy_icypar946]

@@marikitliwayway6703. Its easy for some. Coz we mix tagalog and english. TagLish 😄

[@paulnicolaparua300]

@@marikitliwayway6703 Yes, of course. Words like "lamesa" which is "table", "silya" which means "chair" and many more.

[@gamefanaddict6313]

@@paulnicolaparua300 tagalog is different from filipino. filipino language has a mixed of spanish, english etc while tagalog doesn't have that. for example the "DANGER" in filipino it is "delikado" while in tagalog it is "panganib". another one is "SCIENCE" in filipino it is "siyensiya" in tagalog it is "Agham" learning tagalog is difficult due to conjugations and grammar.

[@paulnicolaparua300]

@@gamefanaddict6313 Really? I was born and raised in Metro Manila and the real tagalog uses Spanish words. Our national language was originally called Tagalog but it was renamed Filipino because Tagalog is not the dialect of the entire Philippines. Where you from?

[@johnmascardo7047]

I like that you say hello to everyone. Also many Filipinos pronounce v and b as "b". Thanks for being generous.

[@thebigmike6297]

Interacting with the locals is the best vlog for a foreign tourist just like what Mergim did and now he's one of the famous foreign vlogger now in Ph.

[@samiiie1824]

Yes! I love Mergim. And also Travis Fein.

[@thebigmike6297]

@RAVISHING-TROOP-TV thanks perfectionist keyboard warrior.🙄

[@DennisD619]

The sauce for the “ maruya” banana fritters, it’s just a plain ole condensed milk, like Carnation or Borden brand at least here in the US. Your vlog is always in point.

[@90sdbest62]

try to eat at Mang Inasal there grilled chicken is the best. Unlimited rice too.

[@teresahudson6835]

Hi Harry. The "sauce" on your banana fritter cake thing was just sweetened condensed milk. It comes in cans in supermarkets everywhere. Love your work. 👍

[@wirnualifaishal7485]

I'd love to be. Zeimbut.Host nyoungboy is my idol. Hes the person I aspire to be, hes my light of day..

[@harryjaggardtravel]

wow i need to get some of that

[@merbenudal3095]

Pls Visit City Of Good Life Oroquieta,Province of Misamis Occidental Its More Fun in Philippines.

[@naimuds8269]

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[@SparkleThea]

Welcome to manila ! Nice to have you here! Enjoy guys! Glad you try those street foods

[@victoralcantara1350]

Hello Harry…its fun to see you eating street food…i find it funny when you said the vendor is the Gordon Ramsey of the Philippines 😂 keep on vlogging…see ya!🙂

[@bhello99]

extra careful when going to those places .. enjoy! 🥳

[@J1WE]

That Sauce can be made by opening a can of sweetened condensed milk 🤣. Filipinos love to use it for many things. They have some very tasty chewy deserts made with it and Halo Halo too

[@en-enbartocua8386]

That banana cue are delish! My favorite snacks...👌

[@90sdbest62]

that squid is great with rice yum!

[@vipstylerida]

someone please take care of that calamares and isaw vendor! his smile is contagious! i will find him when i go home

[@swagemoji5620]

It's a lot cleaner and more organised than India

[@nicole_editzs5209]

Hey Harry! Welcome to the Philippines! You can connect or collab with other British bloggers like Mike & Nelly of "Making It Happen Vlog" (they're a permanent residents here already) and also the "8- Miles From Home Vlog" a British family living in Siargao island (also a permanent resident here). They know the ins and outs of Philippines as well as characters of Filipinos and will give you insights on where to go and eat good foods. Kudos to your channel! Subscribed now. 😍👍

[@MarkMarcelo0210]

Its a shame you don't like vinegar. Vinegar is everything in Filipino food. Are you open visiting other food markets? You can visit Mercato Central in BGC and Salcedo Saturday Market in Makati. Food is cleaner and safer compared to street food market in Divisoria.

[@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740]

Brother in Philippines you can rent tuk tuk, you and ali should rent it for a road trip, it would be awsome.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

haha that would be awesome

[@analogworld7]

Ive seen you through Ali’s vlog, and i’m beginning to like your channel, too 🔥🥰

[@malpete]

No skipping ads for Harry 👍😁

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[@jenalynaniban1692]

TAKE CARE BROTHERS ❤ so sad luke didn't come to the Philippines with you .

[@cristymalano3498]

Be careful for places like that they do have a pick pocket.it's very dangerous as well for foreigner.pilipino is very friendly but you should be very careful going to a places like that

[@RomansapienMVision]

" I dont have any kids that I know about" that is funny 🤣

[@jermiah288]

They are not just shy on the camera brother, some of us just doesn't want to advertise how poor/simple our lives is. Thanks for being nice though! You are trying your best but still..intimidating 😅 Take care!

[@Exclusivelife1]

50/50

[@BigJoe1]

Those calamari looked delicious!

[@itsmejed5181]

Isn't that the place where you bought a chicken for Ali?

[@denversvlog5612]

Divisoria is a huge area.. There are lots of indoor and outdoor bargain shops.. Subscribed brother👊🏻👊🏻

[@alexandertan4496]

Divisoria is like chatuchak of Thailand. You can find all cheap brands. You name it they have it. Enjoy your stay in Manila. Try intramuros (historical place), star city (theme park), SM mall of asia.

[@leolizardo6738]

The sauce is condense milk you can buy that in supermarket or sari sari store, like Alaska condense milk.

[@jpzwzytv7083]

brother if u love street food here in manila better go to ugbo tondo, go there at 6pm onwards theres a lot of street food over there. have a full and godbless! take care! ❤️🇵🇭💯🤙

[@datasafe00]

Harry is one of the best traveler bloggers at the moment. Deserves all the success and views

[@johann752]

Hey Harry, nice video again,you now i love to go with you to the street market ore the market in a moll, the walled is very cheap .thanks for showing,see you tomorrow...

[@PinayGio]

Hi Harry. I found you yesterday and looked all video from Philippines. Youre funny guy. I looked all from PH because was 2 times there and my wife is Filipina. She is there now for 3 months with daughter. I miss all there brother. Greetings from Croatian and just enjoy there coz PH is beautifull and people are also.

[@stefanong1917]

I am going to Manila next month! The vibe feels literally like Jakarta!

[@lizapi3598]

That sauce is canned condensed milk. It is a banana which is actually a plantain or cooking bananas in batter. It doesn’t have cheese. The milk may be found prepared and canned.

[@sathayeesuppiah3671]

Awesome video bro.

[@dinoirene469]

thank.you for dropping in our country..

[@harryjaggardtravel]

My pleasure hope to be back soon

[@justmarie6257]

You like Filipino Street foods....friendly man. Don't forget to visit The North, beautiful cities , beaches and mountains and water. falls.

[@arthenagatmaitan7476]

Thank you for appreciating the Philippines food 👍

[@pauliejojo8241]

60 pesos for a wallet is extremely low. Nice finding a good mall aside from Mall 999 and Tutuban Center which I frequently visiting. That brand you chose was COACH. It’s a luxury brand in the US.

[@teregabane4176]

Gud morning harry when you return to U.k. i'll miss you surely because you love our filipino people even we are poor thank you so much Ingat lagi means take care ok

[@SiGlendaaaaDeCityhall]

Hi Harry:) new subscriber here:) thank you for visiting our country and for interacting to our locals:)

[@harryjaggardtravel]

my pleasure!

[@vicjdrapiza5323]

Wow excited to see either Baguio City tour then fly to Clark International Airport to Boracay, Cebu or Davao Take Care

[@WarayBatasanKuno]

The sauce for banana fritter (maruya) you can buy them in the supermarket its just a Condensed Milk and I recommend MilkMaid Condensed Milk

[@efrenraet408]

I see the hardlife to that man streetfood vendor... best thing positive

[@flightlieutenant6902]

Great video mate. Cheers from Australia 😊👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@cherry19vlog50]

love watching your vlog,keep safe brother...

[@TanoRecordsSports]

Philippines is a basketball country bro. That is our number 1 sports. Most kids here play ball.. u can see basketball courts in every corner of The Philippines.. improvevise courts made from woods or high class arenas

[@jasonibiza7993]

So happy to see you enjoyed our street food! There are more in stored for you there we will just be here to support you!

[@kendhal5026]

Im a new subscriber. You seemed like the new Travis Fein, an Aussie vlogger who visited thr Philippines and became a KZbin sensation. Enjoy the Philippines. Watching from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[@hermiditaigat5030]

Maruya and banana cue are my favourites👍❤️

[@ronnienestor]

Maruya - banana is really delicious. We love it, too. Cheap and tastes good.

[@Arnel_A67]

we say "po" as respect to someone older or new acquaintance. we say to a guy we don't know or first time to meet, Kamusta po, how are you in Respectful manner.

[@seoulmate1360]

Loving this guy!

[@chefvhonmiyamoto]

You have a kind heart always looking forward for your vlogs keep safe and enjoy philippines

[@apriljeana.mallari4007]

I miss there in DIVISORIA.My home place..I miss food there like banana que camote que & also the one you eated MARUYA.. Salamat for liking Street Food ...Enjoy Philippines Explore 🇵🇭 ♡ Dubai

[@mad-loki3180]

Maruya is a banana pancake. The classic version has sprinkle of sugar on top.

[@MeowMeowLon]

When you ask Filipino, How are you?. We respond, Okay Lang(I'm fine).

[@oriy294]

Hello👋 Very nice shopping and market exploring. Very nice and friendly people.🥰 Thanks a lot.💙🙏🏻💙 Take care, stay safe and healthy. 💙🦋🧚‍♀️💙🦋🧚‍♀️💙🦋🧚‍♀️💙🦋🧚‍♀️💙🦋🧚‍♀️💙

[@M.E63]

Been to Philippines twice as my wife’s from there, been to divisoria, 999 mall, green hills and so on, crazy how it’s hot all year round unlike here in uk

[@precyjardin]

Hi guys welcome to Philippines enjoy and keep safe

[@jessmarl.ribongsr.7903]

Well come to the Philippines hope you have a marvelous day Vloging.

[@amazingrhod1119]

I love Filipino foods vlogs and videos. I have a curtain store in Divisoria (Ginas Curtains) and travel vlogs too in Manila... Thanks for sharing....

[@arvintimoteo7609]

You looked sweat. Happy shopping!

[@marikitliwayway6703]

The variety of bananas in your video is endemic only to the Philippines. They're called SABA bananas. Thicker and starchier than the common Cavendish. We also use sweetened SABA with shaved ice and milk called SABA CON HIELO or saba with crushed ice and milk.

[@marikitliwayway6703]

Wikipedia entry SABA banana. Saba banana (pron. sah-BAH or sahb-AH), is a triploid hybrid (ABB) banana cultivar originating from the Philippines. It is primarily a cooking banana, though it can also be eaten raw. It is one of the most important banana varieties in Philippine cuisine. It is also sometimes known as the "cardaba banana", though the latter name is more correctly applied to the cardava, a very similar cultivar also classified within the saba subgroup

[@joyowon1]

When you asked the Chinese old man whats the best thing in the Phils, he didnt fully understand it. He thought, whats the unique food in the Philippines, so he answered, "Balut". The best thing in the Philippines is the people. Very approachable. Their friendliness is the best. Beaches are only 2ndary.

[@lanzethtv7931]

pls visit us here in legazpi city.. you will certainly enjoy the view of our mt.mayon

[@gregorias9398]

im waiting the whole day finally here your vlogs again❤️❤️❤️