The Best Way to Experience Old Manila 🇵🇭

I entered the walled city of Manila, known as Intramuros. This was the original city that was built by the Spanish after they invaded in the 16th century.
The walls of Intramuros still stand strong four and a half centuries later. As do many of the buildings such as universities and churches. So there's plenty to see, all within walking distance. The area of Intramuros is just 0.67 sq kilometres or 0.26 sq miles.
But why walk when you can take a fun horse ride? Well, the last time I took a horse ride, at Clifton Beach in Karachi, Pakistan, it didn't work out so well. But I had faith that there were no scams in Intramuros. The local government have everything regulated there and all the tour guides must be licenses.
The cost for a 1 hour horse ride is 1,000 PHP ($18 USD) but a little bit of negotiation and that became 800 PHP ($15 USD.)
My new friend, Ben the horse, took me to the San Augustin Church, where the tomb of Manila's founder, Miguel Lopez De Legazpi is located. The tomb is blocked off from visitors, but my tour guide said it was okay for me to move the barrier and visit the Spanish conquistador's resting place to pay my respects.
After more touring Old Manila, we stopped off at one of the bastions, where there are 14 old cannons. I was able to climb up onto the walls but my view from there was much different than it would have been in the 16th century. What used to be the ocean is now reclaimed land and is used as a golf course.
I met a bunch of kids up on the walls who very friendly, but then one started begging for coins. I hadn't encountered any beggars so far in Manila, but I'd been spending all my time in Makati and BGC, which are the more upmarket areas of the city.
After the Intramuros horse ride tour, I was dropped off at Fort Santiago. This citadel was built next to the ocean by the Spanish and was used to keep the city safe from invaders.
It was difficult to walk around in roasting heat. I wished I was back on the horse, but unfortunately they can't go inside the fort.
I sought shelter from Manila's scorching weather, looking for the nearest McDonald's. Yes, even in the old town, with all the historic buildings, you can find McDonalds, Jollibee and Starbucks.
I found a KFC first, and jumped in there to soak up the air conditioning and enjoy a Coke Zero Vanilla Float. (A cup of Coke Zero with a lump of vanilla ice cream dunked in it.)
Refreshed, I strolled over the new Binondo - Intramuros Bridge that was gifted to Manila by China. This links old town Manila to Chinatown.
I was looking for a food street in Binondo but the locals pointed me in the direction of a street that had only one restaurant.
The Ilang Ilang Restaurant on Ilang street has existed since 1910 and serves authentic Chinese food.
I asked the auntie working there for her recommendation and she suggested I try Lomi. Lomi is thick egg noodles served in a beef soup, with chunks of tender beef.
I Googled about Lomi, and it said it was a Filipino dish, but the auntie and the other customers all assured me that it's authentic Chinese cuisine. That was reassuring, because if I had travelled all the way to Manila's Chinatown just to eat Filipino food then I'd feel rather silly.
With a belly full of Lomi noodles, I explored more of the Binondo area, ending up in a mall. The Lucky Chinatown Mall is all China themed and people are allowed to bring their dogs. I met a cute chow chow breed called Mochi.
I eventually found a street with many restaurants but they had huge queues outside. Chuan Kee restaurant and 'Café Mezzanine - Volunteer Fireman's Coffee Shop' both had more people waiting to get in, than there were people dining inside.
After a full day of exploring, I couldn't be bothered waiting, so I just grabbed a cheap 10 peso melon juice from a street vendor and called it a night.
It wasn't easy getting from Binondo to Makati, though. Grab drivers wouldn't accept my request, in the evening rush hour but some friendly local girls suggested that I use JoyRide app instead, which is an app for motorbike taxis, and that worked well. I got back to my Makati hotel quickly and cheaply.
0:00 Intro
2:11 Intramuros Horse Ride
8:38 Legazpi's Tomb
13:59 Exploring Intramuros
18:30 Intramuros Bastion
23:53 Walled City Horse Ride
31:00 Fort Santiago
41:20 Coke Zero Float
47:21 Binondo Intramuros Bridge
52:27 Lomi Noodles
59:45 Urban Park
1:01:22 Lucky Chinatown Mall
1:07:20 Chinatown Food Street
1:11:34 JoyRide Taxi
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[@Dale_Philip]

It's amazing that four and a half centuries later, so much of what was built by the Spanish is still standing strong to this day.

[@yeasashikder3704]

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[@yeasashikder3704]

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[@yeasashikder3704]

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[@amonic_ize]

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[@will_274]

Solid engineering

[@MrA.098]

The tour guide was so cute, he let you in and took all the blame so you could experience Manila to the fullest 💕

[@Ghostimo]

This was the BEST GUIDE you've met in all these years. Had great knowledge about everything. I'd be happy to pay him anything he asks 😂.

[@adhirdas1995]

No, the Nepalese guide was better in my opinion

[@JadaMac]

He wasn't the best guide he asked for more money after giving him a tip kind of greedy.

[@richardnuevo]

The coach man needs to get a living. He gave him a discount which is around 4 USD if you will convert it into dollars. Dale is just generous because he is satisfied enough. I think it's just the character of the coach man to ask for the sake of his son who is probably assisting him in his work. Still he never insisted no more and thank Dale Philip and bid him to take care of himself. He is greatful enough to say that. Filipinos normally tip passionate people like him who toil hard. To tip is also a Filipino thing that we acquired from the Americans but it's not being force. He might not be the best tour guide there is but the fact that he never scammed lol😂 and he managed to show to him the tomb of Legaspi despite prohibition. This is the first time we saw it and in video

[@guitarsolos89]

I thought the guide was arrogant and bad at listening.

[@seabuschan5677]

good guide until he asked for the tip

[@ritchiesadi]

I am really impressed with the tour guide. He knows his things.

[@carloregalado7751]

he should. he's a licensed tour guide.

[@alexagsalud47]

Your tourist guide is so kind. Tourist are forbidden to go see the tomb of Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, the lady said "bawal" means forbidden or not allowed. He did that just to satisfy his customer. This is a filipino kindness. Plus senior citizen discount and smart tourist guide.

[@ellal3369]

I love how 21:25 the kids come and talk to you Its so sweet to see kids from different country’s be so excited to meet tourists

[@gpd6968]

I went into one of the colleges in Intramuros, so 10 years ago for 4 years, this was the daily view for me, but still in awe of this city’s beauty. Hope you enjoyed Intramuros.

[@giannishen]

That coachman is really great, I am younger than him, but I should not be able to remember the chronological figures of so many historical events! There is always someone there when help is needed, you must be a man of God! You did a really great job again, thanks a lot for sharing！👍😄👏

[@vincentnin1]

He's kinda annoying . Looks down on other locals "No English " lol.. those are college students they definitely speak English

[@Asshole88]

His horse looks starving and not well looked after.

[@christakara27]

His son is useless thou... doin nothing and yet dad ask for a tip for him...

[@nugget_yum]

​@@vincentnin1 tf, they didn't say hi or hello back. he didn't look down on them, he guessed. He said "No English", It would be way fucking worse if he said "No friendly" would it not?

[@nugget_yum]

If he agreed with what Dave said, the locals will get a worse reputation

[@erwind3533]

Dale being the tour guide to a tour guide. Such respect for reading the history of our country before hand.

[@Hetnaset]

Thanks for showing us this beautiful part of Manila, Dale. As a Spaniard, it's amazing to watch something like this from home, it feels like I'm there myself! 🤩

[@k-studio8112]

Most of Manila probably look like intramuros in the past. But sadly all those were gone because of the selfishness of Japan and USA who bombed Manila in WW2. Now they were replaced by mess up houses and skyscrapers with no proper urban planning.

[@richardnuevo]

​@@k-studio8112lol manila is a planned city. The Americans design the city according to the blueprint of Burnham also. It's just a victim of mass migration of people from the provinces. Anong pinagsasabi mo dyan? Sa depressed area Ang sinasabi mo siguro most of the metro are still according to city planning from triangle QC, edsa, Makati, BGC, Bay City, Ortigas and even the old communities of Pasig, Marikina, Mandaluyong are patterned after the blueprint of the indies. Mag-aral ka nga.

[@k-studio8112]

​​@@richardnuevoYI the plan of Daniel Burnham was not followed for manila only that one in Baguio. Even the renowned Filipino urban planner Arc. Palafox described Manila as poorly planned city in terms of mobility and sustainability, aside from its problem in terms of infrastructure, compared to other capital cities in SEA. And FYI yes nag aaral naman talaga ako as architecture student at yes tapos na ho kaming mag discuss ng Design 7- Community Architecture and Urban Planning. At dito na naman tayo sa paninisi sa mga taga probinsya.

[@cliffordreynolds1835]

I worked with a Filipino guy who I befriended once. He didn't much care for the Spanish. I say live, and let live.

[@richardnuevo]

​@@k-studio8112🙄 like I've said there's a plan so it's a planned city and it's just a victim of mass migration of people from the provinces. LOL and you are going to disregard also the blueprint of the indies? How 'bout the city planning our modern districts? FYI I've been to almost all the city capital of our neighboring countries and I'm telling you Manila is better still as compare to many of them. Magtravel ka kasi ha namention mo pa si Palofox eh sa mobility naman Ang sinasabi nya. What went wrong? Mass migration and it led to traffic and other issues.

[@gord6992]

Another excellent video, the tour guide and his son offered really good detailed information, it's nice to see you being generous with your money they deserved it. We watch your video's every chance we get since the covid fiasco, it's hard to watch people playing, singing and walking around wearing masks when it's so hot.

[@shameermarvank]

That guide has profound knowledge and allowing dale to interact, rather than being a monologue, which is actually dale wants😊

[@gord6992]

The cobble stone information would have gone unnoticed without him.

[@g_pazzini]

he’s greedy.. after being tipped… asked for more tip for his son

[@shameermarvank]

@@g_pazzini yes

[@adhirdas1995]

@@g_pazzini yeah and the son didn't even speak a single word the whole time lol

[@richardnuevo]

The coach man needs to get a living. He gave him a discount which is around 4 USD if you will convert it into dollars. Dale is just generous because he is satisfied enough. I think it's just the character of the coach man to ask for the sake of his son who is probably assisting him in his work. Still he never insisted no more and thank Dale Philip and bid him to take care of himself. He is greatful enough to say that. Filipinos normally tip passionate people like him who toil hard. To tip is also a Filipino thing that we acquired from the Americans but it's not being force. He might not be the best tour guide there is but the fact that he never scammed lol😂 and he managed to show to him the tomb of Legaspi despite prohibition. This is the first time we saw it and in video

[@Tsuppee]

The subtitles makes these so videos so enjoyable

[@nataliewoods9388]

Dale's content is honest and informative. If dale wants to eat food then leave him be.. plenty people enjoy it. Its part of the local culture. He gives you best of both worlds. Keep up the content dale..id like to see you travel to the fantastic Africa, Kenya preferably ❤

[@fallingstar6792]

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[@nataliewoods9388]

@@fallingstar6792 🥰

[@saketh1602]

Didn't expect Philippines to be this clean and neat. We can all learn something from a fellow South Asian country!!

[@gameofshrooms8364]

@@TheOnlyTruthTalker according to the world bank ... but have you roamed around our country? no right?

[@janamirxavier7632]

@@TheOnlyTruthTalker ​ no country is perfect in all its entirety. For sure, all countries have slums and dirty places with beggars etc. even though they are the so called developed countries. You just have to look at the positive side of the country sometimes, instead of looking at the negative side.

[@edwardulanday271]

@The060309 Your here again 😅😂, why you hate Philippines so much? And you always do the same, copy and paste your comment in different videos. Lol. Have a great day and I will just pray for your soul to get the negativity and you may live happily.

[@davidmartin2706]

this is the dirtiest part of the city. I'm surprised you think it's clean

[@raymundcaldeo5220]

​@@TheOnlyTruthTalkerdont cry your so much hate my country🤣🤣

[@omegoa]

Stellar vlog. I learned more about Philippine history in this vlog than I've ever known. You're an A+ super guide. Thank you!

[@Dale_Philip]

You're welcome 😎👍

[@bethyful14]

I’ve been working in Manila for more than 13 years but I haven’t explored intramuros yet. Watching this made we want to explore it. Will do it in my free time.

[@robzob6517]

An epic tour of Old Manila Dale. Loved Saint Augustine’s church. Excellent vlog yet again mate.

[@richardnuevo]

It's amazing like even little children in the streets can understand and speak reasonably good english.

[@Heisenberg9019]

M gay You whaaat?😮

[@apinezstats2237]

obviously lol

[@123scotyboy]

Great video Dale 👌🏻 love the Philippines 🇵🇭 my mrs family is from Makati , my boy is half Scottish and half Filipino, stay safe mate 👌🏻❤️💙

[@uhalfarouq]

Everybody seems to know you out there, and all of them is so friendly, including you. Makes a nice vibes.

[@invisi6l339]

i admire this dudes confidence really. walking around with camera and talking, interacting with the locals. im introverted af, if only i could be like dale and talk to strangers.....

[@luigipati-an5568]

Thanks for exploring my Country My Man Dale!! Getting excited for more Adventure Enjoy mate!!

[@MSalem-gt5dy]

I think you’re the only blogger who was able to go around Intramuros like that. It’s worth paying your tour guide and the calesa ride because you have gone around the whole place with lots of information, too. I used to work there with Far East Bank in Intramuros, but I’m not able to tour around. I remember San Agustin Church and the Manila Carhedral, and I’m always passing by the Fort Santiago which I used to visit in 1984. I enjoyed your blog. Thanks.

[@jhomabangis3660]

The best part of you tourists visiting philippines is almost everybody speaks and understand english. Hope you enjoy your visit here dale..

[@MattDCFC]

Hi Dale my mum loves your videos and since she found your channel she has nearly watched all 300 videos lol She is also recovering from a operation at home, I know you are a busy man but if you could say hi to her thru the comments it would make her day. Her name is Shirley and she is from Derby, She is 65 years old. Cheers mate and cheers for the great vlogs.

[@Dale_Philip]

Nice one Shirley, cheers 😎👍

[@squall046]

21:12 😅 First comment on your channel i think but we (with my gf) love your videos !! Hi from France ! 🙏

[@crucifier0213]

Finally, after 7 days!!!!! We were waiting for your vlog , Dale... Nice seeing another adventure!!!!

[@lillyskyla3658]

I have been waiting for your next exciting vlog Dale. So excited to watch you in the Philippines

[@Anonymous.005-x1v]

“We don’t wanna see you only eat food, we wanna see you going exploring.”😂😂

[@bibonagy]

We need to send Dale a shirt with the text that says “We don’t wanna see you only eat food, we wanna see you going exploring”

[@nathaliewade752]

@@bibonagy omg yes!!

[@kater789]

They abuse animals 😡

[@Shakazuloeman]

Actually most people like to watch videos where people eat. Look at all the videos where people only eat, they don't do exploring at all.

[@timmymajin1837]

Thank you. i cant travel right now, but i feel like that i travel vicariously through you. Keep it up. Bring us around the world.

[@gamermitch2799]

these videos just get better and better thanks for always entertaining me. Keep it up!

[@TheKingGuest]

Watching this new dale adventure currently! I will be leaving a new comment in the end of this amazing dale vlog!

[@Rahul-Naik]

One of the best vlogs so far filled with so much knowledge and information and i definitely love These type of videos which gives us real-life pov immersion experience and this is why you are my fav yt vlogger

[@reg6513]

Thanks for the Intramuros tour, Dale! It's always nice to see a glimpse of history. I haven't been back to the walled city for a decade now, so this vlog is a treat! And hats off to you for braving the streets and traffic of Manila.👍

[@amonic_ize]

I've been waiting for new exciting videos of Dale exploring our country ❤🇵🇭

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Manila is an amazing city! Hey Dale, please reach out if you would ever like to coordinate schedules. 👍

[@logiic8835]

Been watching u since you had 2000 subs

[@Kweesteenteen]

Gosh, it’s very natural for you to immerse with the people. You even rode joyride! I admire you, man! -you just gained one new subscriber. Lol!

[@maqboolkhan3004]

Hi, DALE ! You are one of the best VLOGGER .Your filming is amazing. You can't hide any thing. Even you include your viewers in your videos. Enjoying the food of different countries and communities. Your way of communication is so easy to understand for all viewers. You are appreciated. Continue to upload new videos. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AeroCrafts]

this makes me want to go visit intramuros again, feels so surreal that these establishments are still alive and standing, serving as a glimpse of Philippine colonial history

[@AdamHaz103]

I like this guy. He studied the whole history of the country before he visited

[@libriangurl]

Wow Dale, you’re the only vlogger I’ve seen so far who was able to get closer to his tomb. Good for you !

[@maureenalder8905]

You're totally smashing Dale 👊 Loved every minute of this vid ❤

[@iskandarnormega]

thumbs up 👍👍 to dale philip my favourite blogger . greetings from brunei darussalam 🇧🇳🇧🇳🇧🇳 all the best to you bro dale

[@K1ngRo]

I was getting a bit worried if there was gonna be an upload today 😅 but as always our man Dale delivers! 💪🏻😁

[@czestgaming2405]

you r literally the reason why im a tourism student ilysm dale keep safe

[@BoydXplorer]

Such an unforgettable experience exploring the historic Intramuros Walls and Binondo Manila. Huge traffic everywhere. Good that you take a joyride goin back to your hotel. Much faster mode of transpo. Tnx4sharing your Great adventure in Manila😊

[@marudesugaming5686]

I love the fact dale knows its history far more than his viewers.

[@NOOBita_nga]

as a Filipino, I feel ashamed that he knows more than me 😣

[@El_.5794]

He did his research well. That’s should be the case before exploring a place to know a little bit of history and other info.

[@katxrina_1010]

Well spoken tour guide! Kudos❤

[@arachxo52]

Angkas and Joyride is the best way to go around metro manila.. Those 2 women saves you a lot of time and money. It is very nice for them to suggests it.

[@abluewhale95]

Always a good day when Dale uploads 😊👍

[@native_ty]

I second that!

[@AJDraws]

I love these longer videos. So fun to get lost in!

[@darlingalzola7574]

Giving discount instead of taking advantages of the tourist👏👏👏. Nice one tatay. Proud to be a Filipino🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@afkxx1]

that price is already 10x tho😂

[@waynesmith3908]

That was a very enjoyable video Dale Your lunch did look delishes. I am inspired to make something similar myself. Glad you made it safely back to your hotel.

[@lotion75ml]

Whoah! I hope you get to explore other parts of the Philippines soon. I’ll be waiting for more of your uploads.

[@gordonthomson3070]

Beautiful Manila only ever seen the slum side on KZbin thanks for opening our eyes

[@ThistleScribbles]

Been enjoying all your PH vacation posts, you are very brave to try the food & walk around even the back streets. Miss my home, haven’t been back since 2014, thanks for taking me back ❤

[@KyleGiducos]

you are very lucky to have a very knowlegeable tourist guide...n learn a bit of Philippine history...

[@teqno-kid3801]

Oh man this is so beautiful and eye catching 👍👌

[@AldoRaine5]

"You're WHAT?!" at @21:14 cracked me up. Yer man surprised!

[@Dephective1]

So glad the mask wearing days are over too. Cheers for another great video Dale. ✌️🇬🇧👍

[@altheawhyte2328]

Thanks for wonderful video of Philippines history and beautiful buildings. Carry on to other adventures 😍

[@jamesmathew6236]

Very nice vlog of Manila, Dale! Thank you very much for sharing!

[@Frankenpedaleur]

When I was cycling through Intramuros and made my cycling video, I could not use one of these horse waggons. So now I got a free tour and don't need to regret it 😅😅😅 Thank you !!!

[@ItzNelz]

21:10 " I'm Gay ' got me dead😂😂 ...btw your videos are great

[@charlizeham1]

Hi from Cape Town South Africa. So glad you took the horse ride. The guy was so nice.

[@gfntsy]

Don’t ever stop the content you make ❤

[@mynumberones]

Hi Dale just wanted to say I came across you on youtube I've loved your channel since. I get a bit of culture, tradition, sights and food lovve it Dale and I like the way you are with people great stuff nice to chill with on a Saturday morning.

[@marygracevillar]

I'm Filipino, and I love watching this video because i miss this kind of thing you're doing here...feels like I'm also their having that adventure 😅.....take care, have fun and continue exploring more places. Love it❤ Godbless

[@ahmedafzal4002]

Thank you for taking me on a trip alongside you to the Intramuros, all while I sip chai and eat my biscuits in Karachi Pakistan. Truly grateful for your content Dale, have a great day.Hope to meet you one day.

[@richardnuevo]

1:00:50 the statue monument is Saint Lorenzo Ruiz and he is half chinese and filipino died a martyr in Japan circa 1600s. He is the first filipino canonized saint

[@omw9965]

As always, very interesting, so glad I can watch with a big screen TV, loved it.

[@timtense]

Great video as always, Dale! Seems like I need to go back to explore Intramuros properly! I had the exact same issue when trying to find a grab from Binondo. It seems like drivers are not so keen on going there. Instead I waved down a taxi but they were all saying meter + 100 which seemed a bit weird to me. After waving down about 3 I finally found one that would take me to Makati for meter fare only.

[@richardnuevo]

You can ask them for receipt. Just tell them it's a company thing 😂 for reimbursement to avoid being scammed

[@KyleM6991]

Let’s gooo, love the consistency on the Sunday vids🙏

[@victorhino26]

don't be too harsh to yourself. got a good ol' exploring of Intramuros with a good guide,having a taste of Lomi (look a bit similar to Udon,fascinatingly enough),encountering an absolutely cuddly chow-chow dog and surviving the madness of Manilla's traffic is pretty productive day in my view 😆

[@bugzny22]

Filipino 🇵🇭 Fan here! ♥️ watching from Doha, Qatar 🇶🇦

[@Etherealsupremebeing]

Thank you Dale, again im comforted to see you unchanged, still going hard

[@fahmii.a6837]

I have always been waiting for this Dale..love it...!!😍😍🤩

[@Chrissybaby1979]

Google told you Lomi was Filipino because it is spelled and pronounced a little differently elsewhere. The dish is actually a Hokkien dish called Lor Mee, which means braised noodles in the Hokkien dialect

[@juliuswicked4587]

that lady was a savior! joyride was a relief

[@merfisto]

wonderful tour guide

[@nag6373]

Yaaaay we are so thrilled when we saw the notification 💙 enjoy philippines!

[@MikeDeath]

nice and thanks for visiting the Philippines, use to live there before and never appreciated the places. glad you're enjoying the trip!

[@Thomas_shalby07]

43:21 - Dale i appreciate you,your confidence is just amazing. Cuz I need much confidence to poo somewhere,other then my home.

[@Veronica.A.]

Wow, beautiful church. I'm not very religious but the church looked really well maintained. And his pronounciation of the Spanish names was spot on.

[@richardnuevo]

Its a UNESCO world heritage site

[@Veronica.A.]

@@richardnuevo it's beautiful.

[@visayanmissnanny2.076]

Fortunately undamaged mostly during the Battle of Manila back in 1945. It’s a blessing that it survived the intense bombardment

[@Veronica.A.]

@@visayanmissnanny2.076 was it blessing or did it got lucky and escaped the damage? I think the latter.

[@abrqzx]

It’s because Philippine people names are also in Spanish that’s why it is easy for us to pronounce them 😂

[@AllenKeithKochovski]

Marvelous brother that's good the person helped u out for that other ride service two thumbs up 👍👍

[@muneebhassan8236]

I hope those subscribers are content with exploration, drat it.... our man dale hardly ate anything all day long, a portion of noodles.. Well overall it was a well balanced trip, but what's a vlog without food 😢. Amazing job 👏 as always, you always live up to the standards. ❤from Pakistan 🇵🇰.

[@MHSHAH.]

Superman still waiting for a ride 😂😂❤❤

[@youtuberdash1238]

Visit Baguio, Sagada and the rest of the mountain province if you want to explore while enjoying the cool breeze of the Philippines' nature. It's far from the chaotic cities of metro manila and you might find the people there even more friendly.

[@hilollabyelolla]

This is what we want in Dale video. Alot of mixtures. Not only food! 🤣 This people might not watching Dale video from the start so they dont know his style of vlogging. Dale.. just vlog whatever you want bro. We will enjoy your masterpiece vlogging no matter where you take us to 😁🥰💪

[@Thomas_shalby07]

As I am seeing your vlogs Dale i realise that there are "same people,same thinking,just different languages and different food" I think just we are differ by land and borders l. Btw your vlog make viewer mature.

[@megumegupower]

Thank you Dale for this vlog, I just miss Manila so much, watching this video just heal the homesick ❤❤

[@TnazYT]

You are really blessing us viewers with the 1 hourish vlogs 😃 i am curious though, are you uploading every Sunday now? If so then i really am looking forward to every Sunday😊Loving your content Mr Dale

[@rhiannicola8313]

I love how informative the guy with Ben was.. very good man found it all very interesting . 😊

[@rogeragricula4810]

Enjoy your stay here Dale 😊

[@drizzlexx03]

Great adventure! I cant believe i finished the whole video. :)

[@charlanetrapani30]

Hello Dale Enjoyed the Video Love California ❤❤

[@marcspencermartain]

I was so bored today scrolling here on youtube what to watch, finally at the right time u posted a new video ❤️

[@harryedgeworth74]

Love these videos mate. Thanks and keep it up from a new subscriber!

[@keraslunak7044]

nice vlog my man! i watched till the end. keep it coming!