Filipino Food Mukbang! Lumpiang Sariwa, Kikiam & Pancit Miki Bihon Noodles - Pinoy Street Food ASMR

[@saintlysarmiento4598]

Girl, thanks for all the Filipino mukbangs you did recently. Now I can do a marathon LMAO. For the fresh lumpia, I usually eat it like a cake, slicing it with a fork while eating it, plus I also add a bunch of the sauce. My fav!

[@milkgonebad]

Quekiam/kikiam was indeed brought over by the Fil-Chinese ancestors, most of which were from the Hokkien/Fujian province! It's just that certain places have developed their own variants throughout the years, but couple things that remained constant were the tofu skin and the ngohiong/five spice blend. :D

[@venthusiast9244]

I have been craving for filipino foods and i always go for ypur channel to watch your videos and actually relly enjoy it

[@lourdesagudo8286]

You have to mix the fresh lumpia then eat it using fork or spoon And I loved all noodles and you could order half and half on combos half rice and half noodle

[@christinaalviedo579]

Hello Peggie! Great choice and perfect combinations! This place is really good worth going back those are all so authentic and delicious the kikiam and miki bihon were cooked so well try to squeeze lemon or Calamansi the lumpiang sariwa is well done! I wish they have this restaurant close by. Stay well and happy.🫰♥️🫰

[@mizallieiglesia9185]

Always love to watch u everytime❤️u can eat lumpiang sariwa with spoon and fork..u mix it first before eating it..❤️

[@minniec.9127]

Filipino fresh lumpia is basically an enlarged version of popiah, Hokkien in origin. Everything you ate is Filipino style Hokkien food.

[@myrnasantico679]

Try fried vegetable lumpia. The sauce for the fried is vinegar. Delicious too

[@ReignOrange-ch4rg]

You’re basically Filipino now 😊🥰 I love watching your videos 🥹 I miss eating authentic Filipino food not much around where I’m staying 😔

[@MEDDS5]

Yummmmmm!!!!! The fresh lumpia is sooooo good. One of my fave. I cut it all up, ( not too tiny, but enough to grab it with a spoon & fork,) mix it ALL together & eat it. Yes, Filipinos eat with a spoon & fork. There’s a technique on how to use both. It’s so easy👌🏻

[@visariosorino8034]

🙏 To the person reading this, even though I don't know you. I wish you the best of what life has to offer 🙏 😊❤🙌

[@ZyPoppin09]

same to u ❤❤

[@visariosorino8034]

@@ZyPoppin09 ❤️❤️❤️😊👍

[@adriennewilliams8597]

Thank you,,, wish the same for you ❤😊

[@visariosorino8034]

@@adriennewilliams8597 ❤️😊👍

[@ZyPoppin09]

great restaurant!!

[@kokiortuoste4393]

You should eat the lumpiang sariwa or spring roll with the spoon & fork.

[@myrnasantico679]

Filipino cuisine has a lot of vegetable dishes like chopseuy, pakbet, laing, ginatang calabasa at sitaw, adobong kangkong, ginatang langka, pechay gisado, monggo, ginisang toge

[@RaffyMeetsAsmr]

Deliciousness 💕💕💕, Filipino food is love love 🤗❤️❤️

[@michaelad48]

OMGAWD, YUMMMMMMMMMMMM, I WANT EVERYTHING! Looks soooooooooooo delicious Peggie. I’d cut Lumpia in smaller pieces and use my large fork, and a spoon so I don’t miss any sauce. Those are drowning in delicious sauce so they aren’t meant to be eaten by picking them up. 😊Wish we had that Filipino restaurant near me. 😊

[@aysel_lesi]

They didn't give you sliced Lemon for the Pancit? It is best paired with a slice or 2 of Bread. You stuffed the bread with Pancit. You should try it one time. So gooooddd😋

[@jingiegervacio3202]

i like you when appreciate filipino food eveb if you sont like it but lumpiang sariwa is healty food

[@chachaimunoz3578]

You should mix the lumpiang sariwa so the sauces will mix well with the veggies and eat it with fork or spoon.

[@MoniBahaa]

Like a salad?

[@subithira]

Here since 2019🎉❤

[@mizueeats5415]

Wow tasty platter there i love spring rolls 😋

[@user-cl5fk5en8l]

i love you Peggie! 💞💞💞 the noodles i love the most is palabok 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bryeninety-four1870]

You should mix the lumpia with the sauce and then eat with spoon or fork. 😊👍

[@hapahaole9819]

Food looks good. Is it Ilocano or Visayan Filipino food? The Lumpia looks different, compared to the regular Ilocano version. Just curious. Thank you for sharing your awesome videos

[@sikathako5420]

Just eat the lumpiang sariwa with spoon and fork..😅

[@timray7066]

Everything sure looks fantastic.

[@jackiejack3060]

we use spoon when we eat fresh lumpia 😊

[@sherrlyndelacruz9548]

The right way to eat fresh lumpia is using a fork... Not with bare hands 😅but i loved how u appreciate Filipino food, the way you eat was so mouthwatering😂

[@hello2024-l3b]

we eat lumpia sariwa with spoon and fork 😂

[@the1manshow905]

S👀ing that it's going to fall apart anyway, cutting it into SMALLER pieces would make it easier to eat... Duuuh🤦🏾‍♂️🤣😂😁

[@lourdesagudo8286]

Similar. Same thing🎉🎉🎉

[@christopherm.cianfrocco5685]

Kikiam and Pancit are from Hokkian influence. 😋

[@mahasmr1965]

Look so delicious

[@jingiegervacio3202]

we like lumpia having many sauce

[@redvargas7866]

❤️❤️❤️

[@peedee7952]

I think a lot of Chinese people here in the Philippines speak Hokkien because they immigrated from Fujian

[@Hannah_BananaXO]

❤️💛💙

[@DennisBaac-q6i]

masarap zone🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@chadpogi4815]

ots pronounced gooda.. for its good.. goodha is good ah😅

[@anataliabadion1290]

Hi mam just use a plate and spoon

[@CrownsAndThings]

Wait did you move? Are you not living in Singapore anymore?

[@jingiegervacio3202]

its better if it is miki bihon

[@TiantianismX_X]

Filipinos who is reading this, yung Ngo hiang at Ngo hiong na sikat sa Cebu ay iisa lang?

[@Hannah_BananaXO]

🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@annieflorencerillo3633]

When fresh lumpia use fork not using your hands

[@vitalescorcolon]

All plastic you know, congratulations you are and always real actresses.. 🥩😂🤣😂🤣😊

[@mhac.buenafeofficial6770]

Its not a kikiam, its imbotido if im not mistaken

[@bashersbeware]

It's kikiam

[@myrnasantico679]

Malaking kikiam pero mukha ng embotido

[@MarvinMaximo]

Its kikiam. It has a deep fried edible wrapper like lumpia. On the other hand, embotido has no edible wrapper. Embotido is wrapped in Aluminum Foil to form it like a sausage, then steamed...but unlike kikiam, the wrapper is not edible.

[@bingchannel6967]

used fork