We Tried the WEIRDEST FILIPINO STREET FOOD at MassKara Night Market, Philippines!

[@randombasics5056]

Raw oysters is actually a local delicacy in some part of Great Britain

[@olebadajit3210]

In the first years of the masskara festival, the public plaza used to be the center of festivities and the go to place as all events were being held there but when they added 3 more festival sites in recent years which is Lacson St, the BCGC and the Upper East, it has somehow lost the crowd and the “festive” atmosphere that we used to experience when we were kids. Party people and tourists prefer to go to the more upscale venues and the plaza were left to, pardon the term for lack of better word, the common people. But, good to see that you enjoyed your stay❤

[@onnaj.3214]

The best Oyster and squid in Bacolod..and so many more to try..thank U for coming in the City of Smile..im from there but staying in Manila now..🤗 Masskara is one of the best festivals here in d Philippines..and i love Piaya my favourite 🥰

[@EMcC-pr6zx]

Slow food is being promoted in the city, an international convention for slow food next year will be held in the city

[@KennethDueñas-w2k]

I want to try corndog soon 😂 it looks tasty❤️

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It's good!! If you eat meat I'd recommend the ones mixed hotdog and cheese 😋

[@markallenarcano9439]

Present Miss Susie 🙋

[@MrDraculadave]

Lots of people in the lacson street during the last 3 nights of the festival.. specifically provincial capitol lagoon area because a lot of activities there... Lacson street is one of the main festival area.. the last 3 nights of the festival the people are flock on that street.. Enjoy and be safe allways...

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Coming in the next vlog! 🥰 The whole city had such fun vibes

[@MrDraculadave]

@@SusieinthePhilippines waiting for it...

[@danilodelacruz7938]

Susie, most of us Filipinos not eating TALABA at night especially if your not so familiar with each vitamins contents some of us experiencing stomach dissorder when you take it too much during dinners. But in Lunch time we should it that sea shell as many as you can, and for the person with High Blood pressure and with high CREATININE issues it's not advisable to take that much.

[@ninovincentmanatad8069]

Susie, why don't you visit Cebu in January, for Sinulog Festival, I am sure you and your husband will have fun here as well.

[@Borge-G]

Bacolod City is also known as the "City of Smiles", evident from the happy smiles of its people.. and once the Sugar Bowl of Asia, but on 1980 the price of sugar plummeted and with the tragedy of MV Don Juan, MassKara Festival was then born to uplift the spirit of the Negrenses from those tragic events.. MassKara simply means "many faces", so when you see a smiling mask, that represents the resilience of the Bacolodnons😊❤

[@Borge-G]

Hi Susie, before leaving Bacolod, try to visit Silay City, known as the Paris of Negros. Where you find lots of Well preserved heritage houses and great food. Also you can find there, one of the oldest bakeries in the Philippines, El Ideal (1920). Silay City is just 25 mins. away from Bacolod City😊

[@bighand1530]

Understood.

[@fortuneybiernas5778]

Talaba is very good. Thats famous in Iloilo, Bacolod, Roxas and in Bacoor, Cavite.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Iloilo vlog coming soon! We definitely noticed it's popularity there haha

[@fortuneybiernas5778]

@SusieinthePhilippines that's my hometown. I was born there 1972. Another hometown is San Jose Antique. And to some extent Bacolod. My brother was born there in 1974. We lived there from 1973 to 1974.

[@rudricsison3858]

Take care always po.thank you for visit my place po.kasi taga bocolod rin po ako godbless 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for watching 🥰

[@michaelbal696]

There's an old saying, "It was a brave man that first ate an oyster."

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Very true 😂

[@mystic821]

Try raw oyster with lemon juice and hot sauce. Yum! 😋

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Steamed was already a wild experience for us haha Now I'm not allowed to eat raw food but maybe one day? 😁

[@noemisalanatin4563]

Hello Susie and Jonathan 👋 enjoy kayo at siempre ingat. God bless you both and the Baby 🙏💐🥰

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you!! 🥰

[@noemisalanatin4563]

@ You are both welcome 🙏💐🥰

[@arielgatchalian4926]

Mom Susie and Sir Jonathan, Visit here in Davao City during Kadayawan Festival and more Fruits, Tourist Spots you Visit.gdpm,Sir and Mom.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Next time we fly we want to visit Davao finally 😊

[@emanuilmiranda354]

Susie, you have to be careful about what you are eating especially you are pregnant. What you are doing is really scary. I hope you’ll be more careful for your own good and your baby. take care and God bless.🕊🙏🏼😊

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I am very careful and avoiding every food that can be dangerous. Even avoiding some food my doctor allows me and say it's pregnancy safe but I prefer to be 100% safe so still choose to not include it in my diet for now. As you could see in the video I made sure how the food is prepared before buying it so I can decided if it's ok to eat it or no.

[@Jonathan_SITP]

We will find baked oysters next 😋

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It deserves a second chance haha

[@MetungKP]

Those oysters would cost $100 here in the US. I prefer oysters raw.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Wow so pricey!! I never tried looking for them in Hungary but I'm guessing it would be expensive, too!

[@rv_PH]

Oooohhhh…a "first time" treat again for real-the oysters! Try the baked version next time, Susie. There's more of seaffod, shells and other sea greens to try in our 7,000++ islands ü The difference in the Bacolod squid you ordered vs. the salted and dried ones in Luzon (yes, absolutely (skewered) squid is sold as street food in the Philippines, esp. again in Visayas and Mindanao; in coastal areas in Luzon), is that the Bacolod squid on stick does have lemon grass; prepared like the Bocolodnons and Ilonggos (from Iloilo) season their chicken inasal. And, yes, you guessed it: Bacolod Chicken Inasal originated from the homes and streets of Bacolod ü as have the other brands that have made its way to Luzon ü (The difference between Bacolod and Iloilo inasal is in the vinegar used). "Plain" piaya _IS_ the real piaya ü you're right. *Inggit kami!!!!!* We've always prefer it over the new "flavored" ones ü *Molasses:* the traditional and original sweetener of piaya, not just "brown sugar" or muscuvado, that's why the authentic piaya sweetness is subtle although somewhat gritty, nut not-and never-assaulting or aggressively sweet. ü BTW, where you got your original piayayas from is BongBong's, so you stumbled upon a true Bacolod gem ü

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Oh good to know we really got authentic piaya! The restaurant crew from our previous vlog recommended the place to us 🥰

[@badboylimmy]

@@SusieinthePhilippines btw, I’ve sent you and Jonathan a few packs of original and ube piayas from BongBongs, you’ll probably get them around early December.

[@bighand1530]

@@badboylimmy 15 days left till December 2025.

[@marccolomayt82094]

SO SARAP KAAYO❤

[@las8717]

Hey Susie nice vlogs! They’re very entertaining! Just a word of warning please don’t eat raw street food as u don’t know if they’re fresh and considering u r pregnant as well. I’m Filipino but didn’t grow up there and had fresh oysters at a restaurant. I ended up having the worst food poisoning of my life. Just be very careful and stick to cooked foods until at least after u have given birth.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Would never eat raw especially not now! That's why I made sure to ask how it's prepared and it was served steamed which is safe. 😊👍

[@XiaolinTVFestivals]

Come again nextyear

[@CasinoMaster48]

Yes!!❤❤

[@ericgamboa-xf6hy]

Susie be careful eating oysters at night It is better to eat that during the day maybe lunch but with your condition being pregnant better not to eat that ❤

[@shahx1010]

people will think YOU'RE weird for thinking oysters and squid are weird hahaha. unless maybe you're referring to the cereal with syrup, that's certainly unusual to me

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

That was truly weird haha I really wanted to try the "magic balls" because it's been everywhere lately! I've seen it in Manila, too and even this Bacolod market had multiple vendors selling it.

[@dannynicart2389]

I'm a professional engineer and not a medical doctor but common sense dictates that pregnant women should be careful about what they eat.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I'm careful! Made sure how the food is prepared before ordering.

[@noahespinola1975]

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[@badboylimmy]

Words that don’t mix with delicious food in Bacolod are boiled and steamed. NO! NO! NO! Bacolod is known for its inasal so all the delicious food need to be thoroughly cooked by fire, whether it’s bbq, grilled or fried. Any other method besides these 3 is a gamble.😂

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Actually I can agree on that wherever we are haha We usually prefer everything grilled and fried.

[@kyleesteban467]

Man, I AM atwo hours late.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for watching!! 😊

[@FilCanGil]

Some people say you shouldn’t eat oysters when you’re pregnant because the baby will grow up to be shell-fish😂😂😂

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Nooo hahaha

[@oxoelfoxo]

what did you do with your uneaten oysters? don't care for them either but will eat if they're there. i guess the grilled squid wasn't good either since you didn't review it?

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

There's food for me that I'll eat even if I didn't like it so much but then this was that very very rare category that I can barley even swallow haha Jonathan made a decent damage regardless before we left it Squid was ok! Only didn't include the review because the party got so noisy it was bothersome on the video 😊

[@oxoelfoxo]

@@SusieinthePhilippines at least you got to eat something!

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Even the things I don't like is a good experience/memory! It happens so rarely anyways 😁

[@kyleesteban467]

Egészség, gazdagság, szeretet, béke és boldogság.

[@leonardouy8648]

I’m glad you tried it. You’re awesome. 🥵🥵💖💋💋❤️‍🔥♥️♥️♥️❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@irmapaglinawan5291]

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