🍗 Parents Try Lechon for the First Time! What Difference with Russian chicken??

[@DinkyChui]

Someday Samal Island will be called little Russia of the Philippines because many of our Russian brothers and sisters lived there already...Lets welcome them and show them hospitality respect and love...we are ONE..we are all children of God...Peace on earth❤❤❤

[@FriendlySergei]

Thank you very much

[@dayangmarikit6860]

Ew, that's not a flex... Gentrification isn't a joke.

[@henrypasco39]

You can apply citizenship here..youre most welcome to live here and have peace.

[@lanieaguisanda6221]

yes they are really residence of that Kaputian,Samal ( kaputian means for whites ) they are amongst the story Philippines have back then for those who seek refuge

[@ofwjourneytv]

​@@FriendlySergeiThe owner of chooks to Go is helping too much people all over the Philippines they have helping hands foundation like Philanthropist

[@cetocoquinto4704]

This russian guy is very funny when he says "lami kaayo!" 😂 i really like him to expand his content with regards to russian people..i am always amazed by their history and all..keep it up bro.

[@windanger2023]

Eating with hands is also very common in the Philippines. We also have traditional food gathering called Boodle Fight where everyone eat by their hands around a table with spread of food mixed to each other.

[@lianchuyy]

I really love your vlog! Very informative! Keep it up!

[@Jojo-nz1uw]

CHOOKS TO GO LOOKS DELICIOUS CHICKEN FOOD MY FRIEND.WE ARE WATCHING FROM LOS ANGELES U.S.A

[@robertcrawford7806]

You’re right! Eating with hands make food more delicious!😀

[@Sofia-px7vi]

Make sure U wash your hands thoroughly! 'Coz lots of people don't wash their hands and they get sick!

[@RobinSantacera]

Don't wory sir sergy we Filipinos love to eat with bear hands because we usually do that when we're eating.. don't mind people keep saying negative on you and your family because your family is cool and funny.

[@viene920]

Nothing wrong with eating bear hands, but you have to wash hands property with soaps especially the kids there always playing outside to avoid sickness. It's delicious eating using hands, just like what we do 😊

[@FilipiñANA_USA]

Eating food with your bare hands makes it more enjoyable just make sure you follow hand hygiene to avoid getting sick that’s the only key to keep you and everyone healthy.

[@JisterlixeJisterlixejisterlixe]

Filipino no need​@@Sofia-px7vi

[@jeannettelemq2997]

Oh happy to see your parents with you here in the Philippines ❤❤❤❤

[@benartacho1748]

Wow another Russian vloger to be watching here this guy also is so funny 😂

[@royskip8193]

This video is full of positive vibes. Couldn’t help but admire your love for your family. This is the most important thing , more than any material possessions. Enjoy! You and your family are loved, we Filipinos love your videos. Keep it goin bro❤

[@jerryigalcioi8935]

👍enjoyed watching ❤ parents & kids interaction. this is what we 🇵🇭🇷🇺 have in common..long live to all our beloved parents/elders..🙏

[@FriendlySergei]

Thank you 🙏

[@EwanKo2023]

Hey Sergei..more videos please!!😃

[@ranepal1437]

Thanks God your papents safe now God bless you more sir and your family🙏❤

[@BayaniStaana-n2z]

love this channel real life events excellent vlogs too lots of love

[@misterycortez5188]

Something common with Filipinos and Russians, they take good care of their families esp. the old ones...❤❤❤

[@LoveYoonMin]

Filipinos love fish, chicken, pork, beef. Beef though is pricey or expensive for the average Filipino household. We also eat goat meat. Potato is only cooked as added ingredient to many Filipino dishes. We do not usually eat potatoes everyday because we have rice as a staple.

[@jaypeadieL611]

We almost eat everything that is meat.😂

[@ruelansagolili]

YEAH! CHOOKS TO GO LECHON MANOK IS NUMBER 1 ALSO FOR ME!

[@POTATO_KINGV2]

Glad you love our counties food❤

[@journevivbasco3462]

the suroundings..love ittt muchhh,it remind me my childhood with my grandparents.

[@gerliearrieta2536]

Welcome to Philippines guys enjoy and have fun

[@bilalamir8653]

Privet... Nice to see that u r enjoying filipino food... Bless ur family... ❤

[@rainierdy2808]

We Filipinos used to eating with our hands as well, especially with fingerfood like Seafoods, and Chicken, but normally we eat using Spoon and Fork we don't use steaknife because we usually eat with soup and casserole as viands and we cooked our meats tender grilled or fried, so no need for a knife. Tikoy is a desert, brought by the Chinese since the 1800 of Spanish occupation. The tikoy you ate is with a Filipino twist so that makes it a Filipino dish or desert.🤓

[@FilipiñANA_USA]

Buckwheat is very healthy grain way better than rice. Those rotisserie chickens looks scrumpdillyicious. Enjoy eating! 🤤

[@JaneWayet-p2d]

Philippines is a tropical country , everytime you move you got perspire and feel hungry specially hard-working people, thats why we ate rice 3x aday, Philippines is a rice granary country, also weather here in Philippines is very hot and humid that make you sweat and feel hungry if you dont eat cook rice 3x a day,

[@Korbkorn]

Very bad grammar

[@JaneWayet-p2d]

@@Korbkorn if you think bad grammar, atleast I'm not a bad person , use bad in different ways

[@markpam1515]

@@Korbkornso what?

[@marisaanolin2049]

​@@Korbkornu don't need to be perfect in grammar HERE this is not a school to attain ur grades😂 As Long as u understand ITS EXCELLENT,,,how about the grammar of those people( other country) without English and even spelling is in trouble,,,,BOBO MO mana Ako sayo😂😂😂😂

[@mel124177]

Those Russian pine nuts & candies looked absolutely delicious! You could import those and distribute/sell it there in the Phils, Sergei. I'm sure many Filipinos would love it, as we love sweets and exotic candies, the reason Belgian/Swiss chocolates & French/Italian pastries are a hit in the country.

[@mimi-k5v]

Support valentina loving philipines and friendly russian sergei solid ❤❤❤

[@FriendlySergei]

Thank you 🙏

[@ckeith9954]

At last, something good to watch. Welcome po sa Pilipinas. Sana po madagdagan pa content ninyo.

[@TV25_Nekosomrof]

Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭 mabuhay kabayan.. new subscriber here

[@luckylovepowers8473]

NICE AND HAPPY TO SEE LIKE THIS VLOG WITH YOUR WIFE PARENTS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@heriosasalvaco1574]

WOW.salamat brother to like our food.

[@teresadelrio6529]

Delicious indeed!

[@dorisdalanon6663]

Goat meat is cooked into "Calderreta", delicious dish with vegetables, spices and tomato sauce and other dishes. These are famous in the Philippines.

[@jeselmanguilimotan2920]

I like the way u ate using your bare hands,same Filipino as well..Even me I like eating using my hands than spoon..Samal is my fave beach in Davao,enjoy and God bless

[@kententrada5259]

for local tea, try salabat, it is a turmeric tea. we usually like tablia chocolate for hot chocolate.

[@FriendlySergei]

I will try thanks

[@viene920]

​@@FriendlySergei"tablea" is a made from cacao seeds Valentina knows that, we usually drink that we make some hot chocolate to drink.

[@richardb5304]

Tikoy is originally Chinese. But there is such a big Chinese Filipino community in the Philippines. ...tthey've brought their culture and food over from China, and Filipinos have loved it as if it were their own. TIkoy is both Chinese and Filipino. ... Its like how people say Spaghetti is Italian, but everyone in the world loves Spaghetti so it is both Italian and international.

[@FriendlySergei]

Got it

[@eduardochavacano]

Tikoy is Chinese and will be Chinese for the next 70 billion years.

[@seniorcitizenph]

Im always support this channel

[@FriendlySergei]

Thank you

[@hildajones1426]

Filipinos eat with their hands also.you eat more if eating with hands. Yum2.

[@cetocoquinto4704]

Sergei learn filipino expressions like "baka naman" "okey kaayoh" and others.. Your "lami kaayoh" is very funny 😂

[@dsaturn-y1m]

Lami kaayo na bro,even without sauce😊

[@carlosronelabilo]

You and mother and whole family is so much welcome here in the philippines. Be happy and injoy your mama Nd papa

[@aprilwenceslao-mw7jq]

I'm your new subscriber sir😊 happy to see you enjoy LECHON and chicken inasal😊❤

[@RaymonTalle]

Yeah,it's more delicious the food to eat if you use your hand like here in the Philippines

[@EleanorEckels]

Filipinos eat with hands as well. The food is more tastier..😂😂👍👍💖💖

[@nesildamayolatv7315]

Without washing hand is more tastier laking good..

[@Lea-e6z]

It's good to eat with bare hands 100% AGREE! Filipino eat with hands as well and other culture...like indians...others.. GOATs for Meat....Caldereta Dish--- its like goat stew...... it's very yummy/delicious if the person knows how to prepare and cook it well with no aftertaste.... Some they also milk the goat, but not very common.... you can buy the whole goat cheaply there..... lamb not very common in the Philippines as you can see not a lot are farming sheep due to the countries weather condition and also other reasons..... Hope someday I will be able to travel RUSSIA ..... you guys are wonderful people and beautiful country....

[@roselliebarrera2027]

Hello sir, you should pair with rice is life 😅

[@FedelitoGeneroso]

Welcome to the Philippine, filipinos love you.

[@MidnightBloomer]

I agree with using the hands.. it is more delicious when using the hands

[@bryanborromeo3822]

goat dish we usually do, adobong kambing (goat adobo), caldereta (goat stew), sinampalukang kambing (goat sour soup), kinilaw na kambing (roasted goat with vinegar and ginger etc,)

[@bernadetteoneill7014]

Yes eating with hands, it tastes ast delicious 😄👍 Oh yeah Chooks to go, perhaps sponsor Sergei or something for promoting your chickens. Only fair. Thanks 😊🎉🐤🐔👍 🐐 🐐 most Pinoys eat them. Lean meat for caldereta. 😋

[@terenciosaymo3671]

Besides fish, chicken, and pork; duck, turkey, and beef are also popular in Iloilo Province.

[@gerliearrieta2536]

wow they like it very much❤

[@manuelpulgo3368]

Yes, we have traditional tea and coffe the tradionial tea is more on roots from the plant and the coffee is made from corn

[@medianaida9324]

Same thing with filipinos. We eat with our hands too.

[@naldy888ace8]

We also cooked Goats "Kaldereta" and "Papaitan" try to eat on a lokal food eatery, I don't know if there is available in Samal cooked Kaldereta or Papaitan. or you can try in Davao City once you go there try to find on local eatery or restaurant Kaldereta and Papaitan it's a meat goat. and it's so delicious. We also eat Potato Sergei but we usually mixed or put in a dishes and some other cuisine. but we not eating only potato only. If you notice they mixed in Adobo, Afritada, Mechado, and Kaldereta It depends on them if they want to put Potato on that dish.👍👍👍

[@FriendlySergei]

Thank you! Goat meat is rubbery here?

[@naldy888ace8]

@@FriendlySergei Not so much it's depends how they cooked it. but it's delicious. you just try, just find in local restaurant or karinderia there is also available there.

[@piacash5216]

Maybe they don’t Cook it Enough… I don’t Eat goat or Pork … They Should put it in a Pressure Cooker to make it More Tender

[@ArPhiLTV]

@@FriendlySergei lol because no body kill goat everyday just on week end specially your in the province. Big city have Goat everyday

[@naldy888ace8]

@@FriendlySergei Not really it's depends on how they cooked the meat of the goat, but I eat it's soft and tender and also the smell is gone because of the ingridients sometimes they put vinegar ang Sprite to minimize the smell of the goat meat. but it's delicious specially the "Kaldereta" and "Papaitan"

[@WrestlingPH]

I knew this Chooks to go video is coming. 😂 Goat Kaldereta is a good dish too.

[@FriendlySergei]

I never seen goat in eatery

[@PatrickLopez259]

@@FriendlySergei goat is also expensive meat in the Philippines, not only beef

[@nanbolz2238]

WE make goat caldereta. You can make caldereta out of pork or beefr as well. There are other regions that have special way of preparing/cooking goat. Im just not familiar. :)

[@FriendlySergei]

I never seen here in Samal

[@piacash5216]

You Have to Go to ILOCOS Or Pampanga in Northern Luzon …. They Were the Experts of Cooking Goat That’s Their Specialty….

[@darvinlee7032]

Goats are being cook as spicy caldereta,papaitan in ilocos region...

[@eduardochavacano]

Caldereta is Goat and Goat alone. But so many Filipinos are ignorant of their own culture. Due to poverty very few Filipinos have eaten Caldereta. So just assume Estofado or Afritada is Caldereta. There is what is called Bakareta, but that is not real culture.

[@mindabinayong9532]

Dapat pa nga ibalik ung dating lasa ng choks to go na npakamlasa,lalo ung spicy neck na paborito ko,di na ata masyado ngayon.

[@jhoeanne4496]

You are very much welcome here in the Philippines so that you can experience and taste all kind of pilipino foods.

[@xdtrobowen3881]

potato here in the Philippines are crazy expensive! we don't eat bread more often. pilipino resorted to staple diet of rice paired with meat, fish and veggies.

[@jezzybanez2135]

Very true. The food is more delicious to eat by hands.

[@TV25_Nekosomrof]

I hope you can visit and spend time with your family here with us in South Cotabato Province. It’s a beautiful place, very provincial, with various tourist spots you can look up on Google, hehe. July 14 is the T'nalak Festival in South Cotabato province, September 10 is the Flomlok Festival in Polomolok, and September 5 is the Tuna Festival in General Santos City. I had a Russian friend back in 2012 when I worked as hotel staff at Rough Rider's Hotel in Medora, North Dakota. He said that he and his girlfriend live here in Mindanao. I can't remember his/her name anymore. Maybe because you know that person too. Anyway, just enjoy your stay there, and you are welcome in ALL the provinces. Long live, fellow countryman! You are truly Filipino

[@filipinachileancouplevlog]

We do grow potatoes in the Philippines and a lot of Philippine dishes have potatoes in it. It only depends on every household or family maybe or even provinces if they cook with it a lot. In my family we would buy 5 to 8 kg of potatoes every week. We would make omelette with potatoes, menudo, mechado, afritada, mashed potatoes, boiled potatoes, potato salad, fried potato chips, the dishes are endless. It just depends on every family cooking tradition. So yes, we do have a lot of dishes with potatoes included.

[@FriendlySergei]

Wow, so many dishes 👍

[@robadventure8007]

I believed its locally made n brand. Looks delicious..your parents like it!👍🇵🇭🇧🇭 I hope they tolerate the hot weather of Philippines!

[@jullienemaunes4150]

Goats are use for personal consumption only here in the Philippines But only few use for commercial purposes.

[@shalom_christy]

I've not tried liempo from choks to go, i thought they only sell chicken meat. Thank u for promoting sergei, the owner must oay u back😄 I also like eating with my hand. Yuumm..

[@FriendlySergei]

I will hope 😂

[@cbeanosa3770]

Wow.yummy-yummy Letchon manok and liempo👍❤️😋

[@RielleApego]

I watched your channel on my other account (MidnightBloomer), then I saw a similar video on facebook and then I realized it was literally your video and Chooks to go is promoting your video! Congratulations!

[@FriendlySergei]

How they promote my video? Send me the link please

[@viene920]

​@@FriendlySergeithey posted this video on there FB official account has a blue verified check, last Aug 2..this could be the reason this your video got more views 😅

[@jamemons]

Your mother and father beautiful 😊 enjoy eating Filipino food,take care always and enjoy your stay in the Philippines

[@FedelitoGeneroso]

My mouth is watering upon watching your family eating lechon manok and pork. Have a nice vacation here in our country. We, filipinos love visitors specially your family. Good day!

[@atabac]

rice is cheaper than potatoes, so its more popular to make your meal more filling. and i think our local potatoes are bit bland. buckweheat is not famous because much expensive than potatoes maybe because its imported. Pine nuts are also imported and expensive its usually sold in deli and probably online.

[@FriendlySergei]

Thank you for explaining

[@SixerIverson04]

Sergei, make sure you take your parents to Jollibee pls and let them try The Chicken Joy spicy chicken and regular chicken joy, spaghetti, burgers and etc at Jollibee pls. Sergei, your English is very good!

[@FriendlySergei]

Thank you ! Hope they will like it, because I don’t like Jollibee

[@eli.capinbxu]

Sergie, most of the herbal plants in the Philippines can be transforned into tea depending on how it is used for. For cough, you can use Lagundi leaves. For anti cancer, you use the guyabano leaves for controlling diabetes, you ampalaya leaves (bitter melon). All you have to do is to pour hot boiling water in it in a cup and let it cool.😊

[@FriendlySergei]

Wow, thanks for info 🙏

[@Queruwk]

look for and try 'moron', it's texture is just like tikoy (the one you just ate), but the (chocolate) flavor will surely amaze you. 'Moron' is one variety of 'suman' , a real native desert here in the Philippines. It originally comes from 'Leyte' province, in the Visayan region of the Philippines. By the way, tikoy isn't really a native filipino desert, we just inherited it from our chinese ancestors.

[@franc1sco98]

I enjoyed your video Sergei. Everyone gathered in the table eating and bonding is always a nice sight to see. Welcome to the Philippines, Sergei and Family!

[@143fla341]

"Lami kaayo" inyong kaon friend Serge with Chooks to Go.

[@alvind614]

Goat is got with the dish called Caldera ( spicy version), I tried it before and it is so good.

[@eurekapine]

Thank you for having English translation , really appreciate it. Do pine nuts taste like Middle Eastern dates? Thank you for sharing us about the place of Valentina, I find it very interesting.

[@FriendlySergei]

Pine nuts are not the same like dates

[@yenebrado]

I always eat with my hands at home like you Sergie,,...You're like a real filipino...That's why i enjoying watching your video..Because of your good vibe....

[@FriendlySergei]

Thank you 🙏 and

[@RonaldBautista-j3i]

Hi enjoy your life in the Philippines 💙👍✌️🇵🇭

[@FriendlySergei]

Thanks 🙏

[@erlynortega1706]

True❤❤

[@markymartin6037]

Nice content, Sergie. I just saw and watched your parents, and I think they are good people. I envy you guys because, honestly speaking, I have never eaten durian or what is called marang. The locals say that the durian has a bad smell, but the flesh is super delicious. The only thing I tasted was the durian candy. There are lots of grilled chickens in PH that are delicious for me, like the chooks to go, what they call andoks, and baliwag chicken, which are also delicious. All this chicken is roasted. Guys, please support this wonderful family.

[@FriendlySergei]

Yes, durian smells like a hell, but tastes like a heaven

[@blaiyneatlast2464]

wish more Fil. subs. will come

[@laylacodilla4805]

Lami kaayo😅😋 try ginger tea"salabat" it helps cure cough and colds

[@FriendlySergei]

I will try thanks

[@drunkenmaster124]

You’re English is good and you speak some bits of the local lingo very well good on you man’ 👍

[@VeeMacgowen]

I love you guys ❤❤❤❤❤ im your new subscriber ❤❤❤❤❤

[@FriendlySergei]

Welcome my new friend 👍

[@KlairRamos]

Gusto ng mga pinoy sa patatas snacks chips fries ❤

[@-A.R.A.D-]

Privet Sergei, we Filipinos have and consume potatoes too. But as ingredients on dishes, not as a staple food item like rice. Beef, pork, goat, chicken, fish and seafoods are all consumed here. Sheep are not indigenous to the country so we dont have lambs available but are substituted by goats though. Goats supply our white cheese too. While tikoy on the other hand is chinese but adopted into the Pinoy food table on their new year's celebration(chinese-filipinos)

[@Gabbi-py6sd]

Sergie try also Buko Pie, i think your family and valentinas parents will like it. You can buy it in SM lanang when you have time to go there but in samal you can buy it online, only made to order trough fb, i watch your video and maybe beside the Chooks to go store there is a catering service maybe they also make Buko pie made to order, it is very delicious 😊.

[@FriendlySergei]

I want to try buko pie! Where to find it?

[@rm06dakind4]

Beef is readily available for the locals it's just that the majority are not able to afford it. Potatoes are eaten regularly but are not a staple diet like the U.S. and Europe.

[@jesspablo9351]

We only drink carabaos milk here in the province not goats milk,goats are cookfor meals like caldereta,sinigang and papaitan.We do not have pine nuts here in the Phils only 🥜 peanuts.♥️🤗

[@ajroque392]

goats are usually milked, we consume goat milk and make soft cheese ... goat meat is not popular here but we usually stew them with tomatoes and garlic and onions

[@ophirtirando4296]

Hi! I was in Siberia way back 2008-2009 working in Vankor oil project. I remember the small airport in Igarka, where we take helicopter going to the jobsite. The people there are very friendly but we have problem with communication bcoz very few people there speak english!

[@FriendlySergei]

Yes it is true! Usually Russians from big cities speak English.

[@mimiblitberg]

I hope chooks to go makes you their spokesperson, Sergei! Btw, I ❤️ tikoy!! 🤤 🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@FriendlySergei]

I will wait offer from them 🤣

[@mimiblitberg]

@@FriendlySergei 😂😂 🤞🤞🤞

[@JethVelasco]

The goats here in Phil's are special too , we making calderita , goat are Soo yummy , if that kind of ulam ,

[@wes0112]

now im craving for roasted chickens. glad to see you guys enjoying in the philippines.

[@luciagilay8798]

Im praying for you guys you can stay in Phil.forever with joy in your heart good health and have abundant life

[@dalelacuna4299]

wazzup dude! glad ur loving ph

[@FriendlySergei]

Yo! Thanks 🙏

[@raneilalonzo]

You can try banaba tea or salabat. Banaba tea is made from the leaves of the banaba tree. Salabat is made by simmering sliced ginger in hot water. They are considered medicinal. But salabat is probably not good to drink at this time because the weather there is too hot.

[@mikecarmona_bakulaw]

Lovely family! 🎉

[@vilmamarania3663]

Buckwheat is delicious and I prepare it like rice in a pot. Also, cold noodles (aka soba) Japanese style. I experimented with buckwheat to make therapeutic hot packs.

[@FriendlySergei]

Wow, Filipino likes buckwheat 😍

[@viene920]

​@@FriendlySergeilooks delicious, wheat is an healthy grains maybe I can tried that also, just for curiosity 😅

[@chrisupao7300]

wow I'm happy to see you with your family, watching from Winnipeg Canada.