Extreme Eating on Manila's Craziest Food Street (Ugbo) 🇵🇭

[@BrentTimm]

Let me know where I should visit next in the Philippines! I am going to visit the North, and then head to the islands. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOU SUPPORT! Please make sure to SUB, if you liked this video :)

[@agentbond2004]

@@BrentTimm wow, like baguio probably? hehe😁 or really north north angeles city pampanga or clark airforce base? vigan?we keep tuned!👀

[@re1mat0]

I don't claim to be a professional fortune teller, but I predict that you are about to visit the Mosques and get to know the Muslims in my country. Try visiting Bacolod as well perchance! 🙂

[@jeffreytuzon]

Hi

[@domieminez2392]

Go to Sagada

[@butchadagio7085]

Baguio, El Nido, Tagaytay

[@agentbond2004]

Yo Brent, appreciate you man being so kind and respectful towards filipinos! Not to mention giving and treating the right ones without judging nor causing any kids scene. We continue to watch your adventures in PH, peace out thanks man!👍✌

[@BrentTimm]

Thanks so much, Bond! I really appreciate you!

[@nicklubrino2606]

The water used to make that shake, I guarantee you, it’s tap water. The tap water will make tourists sick.

[@agentbond2004]

sadly, yah everybody knows, thanks for the warning heads up too dude! yeah they were skeptical at first. extra costs for buying distilled purified water probably.. 🤔✌

[@evamurphy2696]

Thank you Brent for visiting the Philippines, I am a Filipino but living now in New York, I have never been to Tondo but you are amazing visiting that place.

[@BrentTimm]

Thank you so much! Hope you enjoyed the video! Enjoy NY!

[@JaneMacalla-e1x]

pagbalik mo dito sa Pinas, subukan mo pumunta sa Tondo, di ako taga Tondo but I've also been there with some couple of friends and classmates back when i was younger

[@nicklubrino2606]

A Filipino who lives in New York has never been to Tondo. Bro, you’ve got guts.

[@apinezstats2237]

90% of Filipinos have never been to Tondo

[@nicklubrino2606]

@@apinezstats223795% Filipinos have never been to Boracay.

[@arcadejeff8115]

Hey Brent, I live in this place haha, nice for showing this, although it’s true there are a lot of kids asking for money, and it’s tiring and sad to turn them away, but we locals get them too. Just be careful with your stuff, as you say, they’re just kids and it’s very common here. But in general, people here are quite friendly and bold, they are down to earth and simple. Enjoy your time.

[@CarlGossett-v4t]

Thanks!

[@nessaisildra4452]

You're cheerful and not easily offended, not nit picky on anything especially around the streets and i am enjoying your content! You seem to be genuine with your amazement and your overall reactions. You'd fit right in here in the Philippines. Have many more safe and enjoyable travels! I subscribed 🤙

[@haroldholton1246]

Just came across your video on KZbin. You Rock Dude! Love your video! I've been to the Philippines 2 times, Manila and Angeles City. Awesome people. Enjoy. Go to Dumaguette, it has a lot of Expats

[@MrNhamor]

One thing ill guarantee you is , you will have a massive increase to your views because Filipino is very supportive and love watching vlogs mostly to foreign vlogging Philippines.. Yhats why a lot of foreign vlogger are always back here ..

[@hymanjohnombid5633]

Hi Brent I met you in BKK Thailand this year during Songkran. You’re now in the Philippines my country. You should visit Boracay, Siargao and Palawan our world class beaches.

[@coolnurse]

Hey bro studied and grew up in Phil.dont know about this place. So Glad that my fellow phils trreating my fellow americans well. Mabuhay PhilAm brotherhood.❤

[@ricardoreyes3276]

Thank you Brent for promoting our country, Take care always...

[@mimiblitberg]

😂😂😂 one of the kids called you “papa Jesus!” 🤣🤣🤣 I’m glad I came across your channel , Brent! 👍🏼

[@traderduke1880]

Your an awesome tour guide of the exotic world. Thank you for the fun vids.

[@rexlamis4845]

Dude! You’re….so much energy in your vlog, keep up 🤙🏼.

[@emelyngarcia4952]

Hi Brent. Shalom. Thank you so much for all the positive comments to you have given about Filipinos. Their warmth, friendliness and hospitality have touched my heart. I'm a Naturalized American Filipina who have lived in USA for nearly 50 years. I currently reside in New York City, a busy and bustling metropolis. Visiting my country is very expensive for me and the expectations of my family and friends there are soooo high. Thus, I'm grateful to Content Creators like you who gave updates on what's happening in my country now.

[@nicklubrino2606]

Emily - Yeah, it’s very expensive for US-based Filipinos to visit the Philippines because of all the relatives asking for money. My wife is Filipino, and we have to save at least $10,000 whenever we visit. Sometimes, I wish we can visit the Philippines without my wife’s relatives knowing.

[@rangercynth]

@@nicklubrino2606 you definitely can if you don’t post it or ask her not to share. Go directly to the tourist destinations and you don’t have to stop by her place

[@nicklubrino2606]

@@rangercynth The thing is if they ever find out that you were in Philippines, and you didn’t even stop by. That is a BIG insult and cause a lot of hurt feelings.

[@emelyngarcia4952]

@@nicklubrino2606 Yes, you're absolutely right about that big amount of money you must bring to the Philippines. Many Filipinos in USA have told me that $10,000 is needed in order to have a "nice vacation" and to give to everyone asking for financial help. Unfortunately think that money "grows on trees." They do not realize all the hard work, the sacrifices, the discrimination and prejudice Filipinos in USA and other countries have to endure just to support our families in the Philippines. This is a very sad reality.

[@mikeinnj4424]

What a fun and entertaining video. Definitely worth the watch to get a peek at the street food scene. I may have to check that out when I go. Will you be at the Sinulog festival? I hear it is crazy there.

[@jeromeTM]

You seem genuine and that is why I subscribed. Thanks for being generous to my people. For a 3rd world country filipinos are always smiling.

[@ricardogalman7651]

Great video Brent, i love your content. Thanks for visiting Philippines especially my home city Tondo Manila. Take care.

[@pauliejojo8241]

When in Manila interesting places are: Intramuros, Binondo, Pasig River Esplanade at Night, National Museum, Luneta Park, Manila Ocean Park, Dolomite Beach, Manila Hotel, and Malate Manila ( Red Light District ). However, if you are a bit sensitive, then you can find some of the more tourist gastronomic districts like Poblacion in Makati, Food Night Market in Greenfields in Mandaluyong City, and weekends banchetto & Market Market in BGC. Again for Manila, I prefer Binondo street food and authentic Chinese & Filipino restaurants that are affordable. Popular staple Filipino foods are: Sisig, Pares, Pancit, Adobo, Palabok, Sinigang, Puto or Rice Cake, Ube Halaya, Halo Halo, Lechon Mano, Lechon baboy, Kare Kare. Sorry for those who do not mind how they serve their food so be careful eating street food too. Like not wearing hand gloves or not washing their stuff properly.

[@MaydayBand2011]

Your best one so far my brother! Keep bringing the good stuff, I miss my motherland! Enjoy and be safe! Come to Los Angeles when you get a chance!

[@gloryvessel08]

Thanks for your openness and kindness.❤

[@HEARTUNESZ]

That European architecture back there in the background was dope. Magnificent

[@bertquibuyen2500]

Check out the QUIAPO STREET FOOD scene. Many authentic Filipino dishes and no kids will bother you because it's a commercial district, not residential. Try it and compare to your Tondo experience. Actually I'd love to check it out myself when I visit the Philippines. I recommend Quiapo based on what my friends said about it plus the KZbin videos I've seen. Enjoy the Philippines. I miss it, left in 1974 for the US. Stay safe.

[@BrentTimm]

I’ll add it to my list! Thanks for the tip! Appreciate you Bert!

[@bertquibuyen2500]

@BrentTimm My pleasure Tim. Looking forward to your video on your Quiapo street food experience.

[@joseviray4485]

I just love how you connect with people man.

[@lougarcia3834]

Soo good you like the food in Ugbo Tondo. Thanks for your blog. 😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Kaisaya]

What equipment do you use for vlogging?

[@fishblasting89]

Filipino culture has a lot of influence from other cultures, foods, buildings, way of living, etc. If you're looking for a filipino food, try looking for ulam(side dishes), Filipino usually eat with rice and a side dish

[@BrentTimm]

Thanks Fish! I will search for some Ulam. Hope I earned your sub!

[@jefjef3967]

​@@BrentTimmulam is viand in english translation

[@ApaskhaReedz-t8b]

Welcome to the Philippines! Explore, enjoy, keep safe and God Bless!

[@SkyleLitz]

Your street food vlog is amazing and I appreciate how you connect with Filipino people. In the Philippines, where Catholicism is prevalent, every Filipino household has an image of Jesus Christ that they love and adore. Your appearance reminds them of you. Thank you for visiting P.I. I hope you will come back.

[@BrentTimm]

Thanks! I really appreciate your kind words and hope to come back soon!

[@Oliqinco]

Im glad you include your crew in the video, do it more 😁

[@MisterAnonymousOfficial]

This is a fun to watch video. You did great Brent!

[@User-wp8sh]

Thank you Brent, from PH. Much love bro ❤️

[@MURSHIDALIMIA]

Big Fan Forever

[@apodyopsistwo8835]

Great video! That corn girl was a SMOKE SHOW.

[@howiedundat5495]

You described the balut exactly how I did when I had my first couple. Love the Philippines and the people.

[@virginiaares1408]

You're an awesome blogger brenttimm😍

[@njdeejay9800]

For the full Filipino culture experience, you need to exprience karaoke with the locals. Looking forward to it 😊

[@chaskaabraxas5314]

Try going to Clark in Angeles City🤟 . Im from St Paul MN 👍🏻

[@TheMaiah13]

I grew up in Manila but have never heard or been to Ugbo ..maybe I will check that out if I ever visit the Phils again

[@brentminick1]

Great video bro, from one Brent to another!

[@witwicko2549]

your next stop would be nightmarkets , Riverbanks, Bonifacio high street , MOA night market , tutuban ,

[@rudybacani480]

“Thank you for sharing your intestines with me” sounds so wrong but made me laugh at the same time😂😂😂

[@RockyTomenio-f6t]

Wow that's amazing experience for you ,,the UGBU street foods

[@ronaldojadoc3134]

Thanks for visiting the one historical place in the Philippines sir

[@BrentTimm]

Appreciate it, thanks for watching! Hope you subbed, Ronaldo!

[@leonidezOREO]

ohhh man. you're like the messiah of street food. dont get me wrong. Your vlogs doin great! Unlike any other.. Not boring at all. Keep it up! Explore and enjoy thre rest of the Philippines

[@HEARTUNESZ]

"You look like Papa Jesus" they said. They're going nuts haha 😂

[@JerryLiverette-z6y]

Another good one.... Love the Philippines

[@coconut4366]

When are you visiting Palawan? Loving the vids keep it up 👌

[@Straightpath85]

So did you get that date?

[@BrentTimm]

It didn't work out sadly. Onto the next one!

[@Straightpath85]

@@BrentTimm😄👍🏻

[@davethomas4112]

@@BrentTimmdefinite chemistry between you two, maybe she was taken aback by your direct approach.. if you really liked this lady, go back and ask her again.

[@bedamariereyes3826]

❤thankz brint love u visit 🎉 Tondo area reinvented😢but soo sorry about those kidz 😮 ohh jesus 🎉keep on very generous to in ur heart, winning them are counted by the almighty ❤❤❤ shout-out from negros island 🙏🏝️

[@arnelsanjuan2310]

GOOD JOB BRENT

[@BrentTimm]

Thank you!! Hope I earned your sub :)

[@smurfging7004]

New subscriber here!! Love your Swiftie shirt😍😍

[@BrentTimm]

Thank you! Hope you enjoyed the video!

[@irvinparcon]

fun fact, If you hear the "PO" on the end of every sentence, that is a sign of respect.

[@sutsugua21]

Bro love your content exploring my home country, Now you made mis much more back home there. Lots of love Bro Peace!

[@BrentTimm]

Thanks for the love bro! Hope I earned your sub!

[@BrentTimm]

Peace! Love the Philippines! Thanks for the kind words, bro! BLESS UP

[@noelf3312]

Nice guy Brent, just like Harry Jaggard when he went to Ugbo.

[@bilaldar8407]

Hi brent. Try to visit salcedo Saturday market makati 7am-2pm. We will serve you authetic pakistani food in Philippines ❤

[@BrentTimm]

I will check it out! Thanks for the suggestion! Hope I earned your sub 😍

[@sonder007]

Your camera work is top-notch. You know exactly what we want to see 13:15 😂

[@kennyh5083]

Asia is where I first experienced sweet corn in a cup! luv it!

[@antonsmusicchannel7895]

Try to visit Bachetto de Cogeo in Antipolo sir, all foods are filipino foods

[@BrentTimm]

I’ll add that to my list! Thanks for the tip! Hope I earned your sub :)

[@Imfrostedup6348]

Waters very clean there, you can drink straight from the pool of water on the sidewalk

[@jeriqosantos]

props for shooting your shot, she was giving you the green light! try again, she will say yes. she was most likely camera shy!

[@rickyzengamingyt8235]

Hey bro brent try to go to siargao and boracay its very nice place here in philippines.

[@MarcusSmart21]

you ate the balut the right way the white part is the hardest😋

[@MariaTheresaLaynes]

Stay safe sir brent💗💗💗

[@ronsantiago1203]

You should try going here at cavite, there's a place called Kaybiang Tunnel and you can see the beautiful view of Phillippines there.

[@Syaine-g7w]

Bro,enjoy visiting the philippines.God bless

[@genylynbonilla]

Thankyou sir for trying our Homemade Siomai☺️

[@derrickboatman1560]

I'm getting the president on hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy vibes. But that is good he was funny and handsome.

[@mikeinnj4424]

OMG! That was spot on and hilarious. 👍

[@katiecaftravel]

Did you get food poisoning in Manila?

[@BrentTimm]

I actually didn't! I felt great the entire time!

[@myrnasantico679]

I am from Manila and we handle our food well whether made at home or in the street so getting food poisoning is 1% to none. Mostly if there was food poisoning that is if food was cook in the evening then you serve it the morning and you dont allow that to cool down that is the only time might get food poisoning.

[@nicklubrino2606]

C’mon, they eat food called pag-pag. It’s leftover food found in garbage cans, and they re-cook it. You cannot tell me that you won’t get food poisoning from that. Don’t do it.

[@gissneric]

Brent wearing an Eras Tour shirt is a vibe 😂

[@Joy-fx4ee]

You went to baguio? That’s my city right there! Hope you liked it. Different vibe over there, but just as welcoming like the rest of the Philippines!

[@MarkSantos3729]

This guy did the tour right. Felt the authenticity.

[@KittyKatFrappe]

22:50 aaarrrrhhhh... hahaha! I love your videos bro, please keep it up! God bless, take care!

[@ninjamaster87]

you should try go to marikina. marikina is a shoe capital of the philippines & made filipino quality. and also some try some filipino food in marikina

[@manoy268]

Just always ABC. Always Be Careful!🤠😎

[@rannellconesco1754]

You got a banger of a video dude! props to you and I do hope that you make The Philippines your second home, life is easier and much cheaper here compared to the U.S and the kids of Manila are gpnna make your day worth it. just be cautious of people who'll take advantage of you.

[@BrentTimm]

Thank you! I'm loving the Philippines so far and can't wait to explore more.

[@SeaweedHero]

12:57 “Creamy Cheese”! Is that really what it’s called?

[@TH_Tanjil_Hossain]

Please come again Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤

[@carlitolagaras8560]

Your not the only one American vlogger who goes there just like Max MacFarlin (Daily MAx) and other nation they also tried to eat Filipino foods

[@ochak0]

GO TO QUIAPO PLEASE AND BINONDO

[@BrentTimm]

Adding them to my list! Thanks so much!

[@popatol]

My Mann is German and he Loves chicken intestines and my Sohn loves the Banana-q, but you did it better than my Mann, you are very kind and humble, that is why maybe people loves you...

[@johnfajutagana7646]

Definitely Insane! 👌

[@tohfu22]

whats your camera?

[@khaledakbar2125]

I'm a Filipino I laughed because you said people pop up every corner 😁

[@BrentTimm]

That makes exploring so much fun!

[@joselitorazon4033]

Balot is preceded by its reputation but it doesn't taste bad at all, i guess it depends on the person eating it

[@richardmontederamos8164]

Here in Cebu City. Eat lechon

[@johngarcia9939]

Appreciate you coming to the Philippines, You have to try the rice cakes Bibinka here in Cainta Rizal. god bless you.

[@BrentTimm]

Thank you so much! I'll be sure to check it out! Hope I earned your sub 🇵🇭

[@raymondmapalad3240]

Enjoy en have fun 😊😊😊

[@TheTops0120]

While in Manila, you can try beef pares and tokwa't baboy. When you go to cebu, try larsian, lechon, sutokil and tuslob buwa, all authentic filipino food. When in Baguio you can try the sizzling pork chop in a restaurant called sizzling plate and their sanzrival for desert. 😊

[@BrentTimm]

Thanks! I can't wait to try the Pares

[@tudslason3456]

See u your next video jesus 😊😊😊😊 im joking heheheh.. keep enjoying and exploring philippines

[@BrentTimm]

I’ll do my best to keep the content coming! 🙏 Thank you!!

[@TheLifeOfJoyVee]

Find the best Bagnet Pares, Sizzling Sisig with rice, Lechon Kawali with Pancit Bihon,

[@TheLifeOfJoyVee]

Brent I felt the flirting with avocado girl 😊

[@albertbuenavidez6415]

@23:09 Brent to the lady wearing black: "You want some nuts?" Men! I hate my mind 😂😂😂

[@user-we3eg9vs8z]

You went to Tondo?! Bro Im Filipino and I dont go there 😂. Brave man. Good on you!

[@SeaweedHero]

19:34 Siomai? Garlic Chili Lime Soy Sauce Siomai!

[@carlll420]

Food markets in the philippines are not necessarily filipino food. It's different cuisines and good stuff, mostly those that are recently trending on social media, although you can find a few filipino street food there. The ones that you had were balut, cheesy corn, siomai, garlic peanuts, then grilled or fried skewers - these are what you can consider filipino street food. It's quite easy finding street food, don't need to go to a specific place, just walk the streets, try walking near schools and churches, and as long as you see a bunch of locals gathering around a small food cart, that's it. The more locals, the better.

[@BrentTimm]

Appreciate you pointing that out, I'm always learning! Thanks for watching!

[@BrentTimm]

Thanks for sharing! I have so much more to eat and explore here :)

[@carlll420]

@@BrentTimm recommended places to visit to try their food is Pampanga and Bicol Pampanga is the culinary capital of the PH. Pampanga cooks are known to have good palate. This is where Sisig originated from. Bicol is known for it's spicy food. They often mix spicy with coconut milk which is a good combination. Chili ice cream is a delicacy there.

[@nicklubrino2606]

My wife is Ilocano, and she tells me that sisig came from kilawen which is an Ilocano delicacy.

[@JMfvcnkZ]

Yo brent you should try the LECHON, it can be considered one of the best filipino food that cannot be missed in the feasts

[@macgarcia9591]

Coolest foreign Vlogger to visit the country

[@BrentTimm]

WHOA! That really means a lot.

[@davidbatin1699]

Never seen so many kids running around on the streets. They look clean, healthy & not malnourished though. It's baby making country & don't believe in contraceptives.

[@gissneric]

The place does look like a residential area so that explains it. Maybe not all of them are homeless.

[@nicklubrino2606]

The population during WW II was around 17 million. Now, it’s 108 million. The Philippine economy cannot create enough jobs for so much people. That’s why they have to work overseas. I have to blame the Catholic Church for teaching that contraception is a sin.

[@Yuegreen]

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