Massive FILIPINO Food Feast in San Diego 🇵🇭

[@GarethEats]

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[@HonkaiLover382]

Nabudol ka nila idol 😂😂

[@sumakwelvictoria5635]

👍👍👍

[@ATabjvlog2163]

😁👍💖💖💖🇵🇭

[@brandonbolate4273]

Thank you for introducing filipino food in san diego. However the vendors and crews are not filipino, they are chinese from china.

[@sandyabig1843]

Pilipino way and culture is stress reliever..

[@lifewithnagh]

❤❤❤

[@anthonyhuben9248]

I Missssssss All Filipino Food ❤And Its More Fun In the Philippines 🇵🇭 ♥️

[@lifewithnagh]

Yes🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@marierocher4422]

Hi Gareth. You’ll always be part of the Filipino community since we first knew you in Cebu. Your sentimental visit coming from your grandfathers story. Enjoy the festivities. 😊👍

[@julietmm3699]

Filipino is very delicious! Thank u so Much for loving our food

[@lifewithnagh]

Yes❤

[@chinoyhealingfoodstravels8888]

Greetings from Redondo Beach CA 🇺🇸. I’ve watched your videos from your other travel channel “Tourist2Townie”. Appreciate your love for Filipino food. Cheers 🥂

[@lifewithnagh]

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[@gmartist1548]

It become a trend. Other culture even adapting to this food preparation method. Great bonding with family and friends or even with stranger. Enjoy the feast and kainan na.

[@marybunker8635]

Kamayan! It all looked so masarap Gareth! Wish I was there. Loved the fusion between traditional and modern with the lumpia, pandesal and ube bun for the burger! 😋

[@jiggygarrido5205]

As my father explained to me, the Boodle Fight originated in the Philippine Military Academy (this was in the 1960s or earlier) where upperclassmen would usually sneak out and get extra rice from the kitchen. They would supplement this with leftover viands and canned goods that they have stashed around. This was illegal -- hence the word Boodle. In slang - is illegally obtained. They would spread this on the floor on top of a newspaper. Since it was technically lights out in the barracks (or cadet rooms in this case), they would eat this in the dark. Hence grabbing onto anything and everything that was in front of them -- hence the term Fight. To clean it up, they would fold it up and kick it under their beds.

[@MyzteryPH]

they only popularized and standardize it, but farmerz originally started it during lunch time...

[@GrimYak]

Nope. This is the way filipinos in the provinces ate for a long time now.

[@goingavgeek]

Gareth looks funny eating with hands, haha... I can feel the hesitancy. I hope you're familiar with it since you visited Philippines already. Filipino community is big and strong in San Diego. Thanks for promoting Filipino cuisine in your vlog!

[@josebautista4976]

he's been travelling to some almost isolated places and i'm sure they do eat with bare hands and gareth is like a pro now.

[@gopiguison1765]

Repping Rancho Bernardo! 🤟🏼

[@aclau7]

Great to see you my man Gareth, unlike your previous episode where you where hurting. Boodle fight all the way! 🙏🏼💪🇵🇭🏆😋

[@rodb5983]

Las Vegas is where I’m at and I wish San Diego would share culture festivities ❤❤ love you guys

[@josebautista4976]

you guys in vegas should do this boodle fight to raise more awareness of our food and culture. yehey..... ceasar palace. buchanal buffet rest. serves lechon and adobo. mabuhay.

[@victoriakreative]

I’m in Vegas too and would love a Kamayan spot here.

[@RosalindaSaliva]

So sarap tlga ang filipino food.yummyyy tlga.the best filipino food in the world.

[@brandonmoore2237]

Awesome episode, man. I definitely need to get to a boodle fight someday!

[@saintjao14]

Filipino ❤️❤️❤️you Gareth!!!

[@deliciosoburato]

The secret behind the yumminess of Filipino dishes lies in the country's rich culinary history. Filipino cuisine is a fusion of different influences from its history, geography, and culture. Firstly, the Philippines is a tropical country, which means it has a rich variety of fruits, vegetables, and spices. This results in dishes that are vibrant in flavors. Secondly, the Philippines has been influenced by many different cultures, like Spanish, Chinese, and American, which have all left their mark on the food. For instance, Adobo, one of the most famous Filipino dishes, is a great example of this fusion. It's a savory stew made with vinegar, soy sauce, garlic, and spices, with Spanish influences. Also, Filipino food is often prepared with a lot of love and care, which I believe also adds to the taste. 😊

[@phil-amvlogsi8359]

I'm glad you're back!

[@nikkidormz446]

I feel hungry when i watch your video

[@marcod.a.6809]

mouth watering OMG!!😋

[@sirsy7064]

I hope and pray that you are already okay with your health problem Gareth. Sending love from the Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭 missing you make vlogs like this 😊

[@josebautista4976]

based on the video i think he fully recovered from that infectious virus.

[@sirsy7064]

@@josebautista4976 that's great to know 🥰

[@ArchieA-fe1hk]

Yum! Enjoy! Love how you highlighted our heritage and culture.

[@djlouiemangubat]

Wow, any next event like this, love Filipino foods I live here San Diego since 2011

[@Isaiahslifeexperience]

Yay ur back I started watching ur videos last month and I love them I’m subscribed 😊

[@JoseRamos-hz5fc]

Glad to see your back 💪🏻🙏

[@abpantaleov]

Filipino food is amazing 😍👌

[@StoryToTellU]

Yes absolutely, especially eating with your family.

[@shirleyesteleydes3303]

Awesome,enjoy the feast💖🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@andreasandrone9372]

Love you ❤ I watching from Wisconsin

[@migovasquez0303]

I laughed so hard when both guys said they love puto. Im filipino but speak spanish everyday. Lots of my patients are hispanics. You know when you say puto , it means something for latinos. haha

[@sword528]

I what is puto in Spanish "b***

[@sword528]

I what is puto in Spanish "b***

[@nicnez6]

my coworker almostbeat my ashh when I asked her do you like puto 😆

[@lychellechong3689]

You should tell them to speak English too so they learn! I’m Filipino also but I speak to them in English and utilizes the interpreter! They understand English when you talk about money! English is our main language now in the Philippines other countries are learning English too! So why not learn!

[@migovasquez0303]

@@lychellechong3689 English is not the official language of USA. So you can’t compel Hispanics to speak English. Spanish is their language. Their ability to switch language is not easy especially if they been here for a long time. The new generations speak English a little better. Hence, they become bilingual. I learn to speak Spanish because it’s my identity as well. And i learn it harder. It’s not easy. Trust me.

[@rgm6595]

When it comes to food prepartion during a celebration, Filipinos I think has a massive food celebration all over the world. You can witness a more massive 😂😂😂 if you're in the Philippines.

[@thebram]

Glad that I already are before watching this video.

[@chargers0525]

Yum....very good there. Keep enjoying filipino food, you will enjoy them.

[@permaculturemom9848]

This looks SO delicious!!

[@pinkvelvet3865]

I am glad you visited my birth city Iloilo!

[@Reymundo65]

So nice to see that you’re actually enjoying the real San Diego so many transplants just stay in their bubbles in the areas where the locals are not and being with my Filipino friends, there is locals you get

[@GeriNavarro-x3p]

Dang, wish we have this in the SF/Bay Area!

[@rednaxelahcitorfaznebo2830]

This is an awesome video. Hope you'll visit the Philippines again.

[@markanthonyfuentes9173]

Yeah is here in the philippines 🇵🇭 boodle fight is great more food in the table with banana leaf

[@misslordy7359]

Im filipino and live here in san diego and Im jealous I didnt get invited to this boodle fight!!

[@MAILASALDO]

Im starting follow you sir and i love your content and all filipinos thanks 2 u goodluck and enjoy eating pilipino foods

[@CManoyUragon]

Boodle fight is one of the filipino tradition which they started in provinces.. they all gathered in one big fiesta in their town and aligned a long table outdoors and prepared all type of homemade best filipino meals.. the roasted pork or Lechon is their best feature food delicacy to all their visitors or participants in boodle fight or food festival tradition..

[@ivanmedina8612]

what better place to have a food channel than while living here in san diego bro. 😊

[@ciaoatutti307]

Basically almost all around the world is better then San Diego 😅

[@ChristopherVanDunk]

Sitting here at almost 2am in Chicago, watching this, getting hungry, and looking up Boodle Fight menus near me. That looked delicious. And so good to see you doing your thing. Oh, I found a restaurant that does a boodle fight for 4ppl or more. Who wants to go with me?

[@StoryToTellU]

Wish we have a Filipino restaurant here in our area that’s really good .

[@josefinabaetiong409]

Wow boodle fight enjoy enjoy the different Pinoy foods Gareth ! Hope u could comeback in Phils again.

[@maryapplebalsamo7954]

God bless sir your news god blessed to eat from Phillipines Mindanao city Iligan....

[@juncerda]

Mabuhay you wonderful people!

[@ameliaindubai2645]

wow sarap, i had been living abroad for decade and Filipino food still number 1 for me

[@josebautista4976]

heya gareth, is this a new channel of yours? anyway, i subscribed to this(new) one.

[@GarethEats]

Yes! This will be dedicated to FOOD!! ❤️ Thank you for subscribing, and welcome!! 😉

[@larziekircher6692]

I am so hungry in watching you guys, my mouth is dripping, thank you for sharing your delicious vlog, “GOD” bless you always

[@levitabacug3377]

So Gareth is now back again in the Philippines 🇵🇭? This is awesome 😊

[@mariafenellagalagar7053]

I love BOODLE FIGHT too.

[@myrajoy1437]

Thanks for sharing your amazing video

[@isabelhoyohoy5775]

Sunchokes are also called Jerusalem artichokes, a type of sunflower native to North America, its roots look like ginger but they say it tastes like potato.

[@kevincayanga9093]

You’re actually making me starving!!! 😍❤

[@mercilouderder1007]

Wow…loved to see you with my filipino countrymen 🙏 😊 good job all!god bless more

[@pinkvelvet3865]

Delicious! Masarap!

[@beybslifeintheus494]

Looking delicious food

[@MikeyedPeas]

gareth..is an honorary filipino because of this video !

[@dianallamas7135]

Nice. Seems like a fantastic evening and hope they raised a lot of money. Also, 5:23 i spotted a JR De Guzman enjoying the fight. Sweet. Happy to see you're okay Gareth. Man, what a journey you went through. God bless you and keep you and continued good health to you. Cheers and mabuhay!🥂🍾🎊🎉👏🇵🇭🇨🇦

[@josebautista4976]

yeah jr is in the house....eating. wonder if he performed.

[@ronniedlc6410]

Awsome... Thanks man!! 👌

[@milissameza5432]

Love love love some halo halo..

[@lomaluv1590]

You part of the family now Gareth! God bless!

[@luisacuevas4656]

hi Gareth its been awhile I haven’t seen ur video but now Im watching u n happy to see u again 👍

[@AmadaOByrne]

Seeing this video makes me want to pay a visit and eat all these delicious foods. It's more delicious if you eat them in the Philippines. Sarap, lucky you.

[@josepineda3072]

Filipinos are one of the best cooks and chefs in the world

[@ribactv2023]

this makes me hungry and craving

[@linatrillo4348]

Watching from Sweden

[@GarethEats]

Hi Sweden! 😊

[@aghurl7995]

Promote the underrated Calamansi. Our Filipino lemon.

[@iska1973]

OMG! I was drooling 😋

[@planning-A1945]

Thumbs up 👍❤😁 nice event...! Yummy 😋🤤

[@noritacantal2801]

Its all yummy..😊😊

[@MichaelSuarez-yq3wt]

Bon Appetit! Kain tayo!

[@YummyFever-dv1jx]

They don't know miswa,it's like a white soft noddles it's a budget meals most likely a dish for a big family with low income,but still very yummy and delicious and healthy I love miswa🥰

[@zharlzzz]

May udong pa na pinsan ni miswa.😁

[@BennLuvsYou24]

How do I get invited? I have relatives in San Diego. Someone hook me up! Everything looked sumptuous! Thanks for recording and sharing your experience. 🎉

[@StoryToTellU]

This looks so yummy , I miss eating all this food. Lucky you 😊

[@coordinatorsview2447]

I am hungry just watching it

[@cecilroldan280]

Love from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@norajardin5822]

Wow the foods looks so delicious enjoy Guys❤❤❤

[@MrRobertito17]

ang sarap naman! next time take me with you! Greetings here from Pasadena!

[@pinoyaviators]

The word “Boodle” originated at the United States Military Academy (West Point), the military terminology for “Food”. The word was adapted by cadets from the Philippine Military Academy and is now used by all Filipino soldiers. The Aviation Cadets of the Philippine Air Force Flying School and Philippine Merchant Marines Academy use the military term for food “Chow” and they borrowed the term from the US Marine Corps. The “Boodle fight” tradition started during the cadet days of every soldier where they needed to take life (sneak) and eat together secretly with their classmates using newspapers, not banana leaves. Then later on, courtesy of social media, this military tradition was adapted by many Filipinos. This tradition was first confined to soldiers and their love ones (wife, sons, daughters and even relatives) during close family celebrations. FYI, bodle fighting is not really a Filipino tradition. The Filipino tradition is called “kamayan”, using their hands eating on their plate. Boodle fight was only exposed to many common civilian Filipino in the late 90s and early 2000 because of social media, so it was not really a Filipino tradition that was practiced way back in the 1800 like the “kamayan”. Again, “Boodle fight” is a military tradition that was only adapted by civilians in the late 90s.

[@NengRodriguez]

😂😂😂😂 fake news

[@jgutziii]

LFG!!! BOODLE FIGHT SD REPRESENT! 🤌🏽✨🇵🇭

[@yolandaespinar1106]

Salamat at na gostuhan mo Ang pagkaingpilipino

[@marlonlugasan2319]

Woww i love it , i love al Filipino foods❤❤❤

[@evolve777]

I can tell right away. This is boodle fight

[@piacash5216]

Awesome 👍👍👍

[@mikewatson5281]

Gout waiting to happen

[@ロサリオ佐山]

Yes Very Delicious And Yummy Yummy food in Kamayan Restaurant. ❤️❤️❤️😋😋😋🙏🙏🇯🇵🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@twistedfaith6371]

New subscriber here from the Philippines ❤❤❤

[@doloresludena7979]

Anchovies in bisaya is bolinao

[@streetfoodnetworkpk]

Very Nice Superb Video Keep It Up

[@honusblanco1259]

You’re truly the GOAT!

[@GarethEats]

I appreciate it 👊

[@polgaso9999]

the way Gareth says "calamansi" is more filipino than the that filipino guy :D

[@aot-chidori1724]

As a Filipino uhmm i think they should still put some service spoons for those soup dishes.. we usually use use out hands for fry food

[@MikeOno-h8d]

Question: what restaurant in dtla has the best seared foie gras??

[@heididelosreyes6588]

Actually this is called kamayan because you have to use your hand to eat. Liberty center is formerly the Navy Training Center (NTC), and is about half an hour from where I live. We sometimes visit there and shop. Maybe we could attend next year if they have it again. Food looks delicious.♥️🥰

[@rolandonabor5358]

New subscriber and watching from dubai

[@VonMaynez]

Mouth watering dishes

[@rodolfodelosreyes6314]

Happy Eating, 👍🏻❤🇵🇭🏝🚣🏻‍♀️

[@alabuyog1764]

Enjoy your Filipino

[@user-yb9pw7cr8d]

List pilipino food dish kaldereta kambing, karekare, apritada, menudo, mechado, adono, lechon paksiw, lechon kawali, dinuguan, papaitan, kinilaw karne baboy, sisig, crispy pata, crispy chicken, fried, chicken marinade, , fried fish, releno bangus, ,dinuguan, sinigagkare ng baka(broth beef), sinigag kare ng baboy(broth pig), sinigang sa miso bangus (milky fish soap), longganisa, tocino, embutido, ginataan alimango (coconut miky crab), ginataan pugita(coconut milky squid), ginataan, ginataan hipon(coconut milky shrimp), ginataan laing o ginataan dahon ng gabe(coconut milk taro leaves, chapsuey, pinakbet, tinapa(smoke fish), pinirito daing, tuyo, at dilis(frued dried fish), vinisa puso ng saging(sauted banana heart), ginisa sayote(sauted miriliton), ginisa ampalaya(sauted bitter gourd, tortilla talong(fried eggplant with egg), estrelado itlog(fried egg), steam milky fish,ginisa munggo(sauted mongoes), tinapa bangus(fried smoke milky fish), paksiw na bangus(milky fish with vinegar), ginisa ubod ng kawayan(sauted bamboo core), rice, salted egg wth tomate and union, sinangag(fried rice), pancit canton, pansit mike, pancit bihon, pansit palabok, pancit malabon, misuwa with egg, sotanghpn with patola, Snacks food kakanin suman, puto at kutsinta, puto bungbong, nbibingka puto, kalamay, tikoy, empanada, espasol, bibingka pinahiran, biko(swetened sticky rice), palitaw, turon, banana cue, camote cue, pichi pichi, buchi, maha with latik, pilipit, maruya, lumpia shanghi, mami siopao, wanton noodles, goto, aroscaldo, chicken and beef noodles, pastilias, cookies made from uraro, casava pudfing, niyobak na kamote kahoy, ginataan wth saba, langka, sago at san fernando ( sweetened coconut milky saba banana, jackfruit, sago and san fernando, spagheti, siomai, Pilipino street food - taho, balot, chicharon baboy(chicharon pig), chicharon hipon(chicharon shrimp), fried egg wrap of orange, flour, fish ball, squid ball, kikiam, kalamares(fried shrimp, inihaw na pusit (smoke griled squid), pinirito isaw(fried chicken intisten, pinirito paa ng manok(fried chicken feet) pinirito ulo ng manok(fried chicken head), pares, pop corn, boiled egg, boiled banana saba, kwekkwek, pilipino bake food pandesal, buko pie, pineapple pie, hopia baboy at munggo, pandecoco, ensemada, ugoy ugoy, pita, pinagong, cheese bread, spanish bread, monay Pilipino foid dessert: halo halo, palamig juice buko pandan ice juice, pineape ice juice, manho shake ice juice, avocsdo shake juice, leche plan, gulaman, cold gelatin, buko salad, fruit salad, macaroni salad, spagheti, sorbetes pilipino ice cream, ice drop, ice candy.

[@thefaithfulone-u4r]

Wow.... mukbang