Trying AUTHENTIC Filipino Food for the FIRST TIME !!

[@MariahandBill]

Sorry if we pronounced the names of the food wrong, we tried our best Expecially with it being our first time 🙈 we were so excited to try a different culture food and can’t wait to do more videos like this! We love you all so much ❤️

[@ambreperreyras4991]

Y’all need to try chicken adabo and pork sinigang soup it’s still Filipino food

[@tajorniemason1265]

You should try jamaican food next trust me it'll be worth it

[@robloxwsamantha1037]

@@ambreperreyras4991 omg yess they need to

[@robloxwsamantha1037]

i love your videos ty for posting this!

[@court276]

Luv u guys so so much 💗❤️💕🥰😘💋🧡😚🤍🌷♾🌸💐🌺

[@alphaomega6365]

I advise you ask locals how they eat a certain meal before you eat it yourself. Every country has their own way of eating food like cooking. First, the cold dessert that you ate is different from what your usual cold desserts in the US. It's called halo halo which means mixing together. You really have to mix all the ingredients together as the upper part of the dessert is plain crushed ice and milk. The sugar is at the bottom. So you have to dig all the parts from the bottom up to appreciate the taste. Second, all meals should be eaten with rice and a dipping sauce. That's an absolute rule in Filipino cuisine. You don't eat them individually. The rice is so important as it balances the strong flavors of the ulam or the other meal. Third, always ask locals which dips go with that food. Not all dipping sauces are the same. They are important to accentuate the flavors of the meal.

[@ascarlos8624]

True, the gurl just said the word "🤢 eww" not even taste it yet.

[@dondonh480]

she ate while sitting with one leg up after 10 minutes of Filipino foods, she transformed to be a genuine Filipina now, congratulations ❤️❤❤

[@philljamaicalimpahan9293]

I am a filipino and thank you for appreciating our food. But next time if you tried the HALOHALO. You have to mix them first before eating, the ingire shaved ice will turn purple.. I am smiling while watching you guys. 😍

[@louiseamiel6707]

I'm from Philippines and we appreciate this kind of videos like you trying our food 🥰 I personally love your videos, I really am happy to find this channel you guys are letting us watch some happy and fun day and sad days. I appreciate you're hard works very much💕

[@patriciayvonnapo2249]

i am a filipino, and to be honest...im inlove with their reactions, thank you so much for tasting our foods😊

[@c6studios538]

My brother married a Filipino woman, I need to show this video to my brother because he lived there for over 4 years, because he would maybe know what they area his wife would know as well

[@jennymolina3771]

Halo halo you should mix all then eat . .pansit palabok you should put the chicharon and then mix . .to BBQ you need to dip to the sauce its more delicious coz sometime bbq its defend to the sauce iys make more savory .

[@criticbeyond2546]

I’m a filipino living in New york. Sisig is usually eaten with rice. Its actually so much better when its freshly cooked and warm with egg on top of it and a bit of hot sauce in the mix. It’s heavenly!

[@alainalouise]

I’m a Filipino and I am so happy that u guys did this video 🙈 u guys should go Philippines one day and go boracay 😻🇵🇭 Edit: MOMMY IM FAMOUS

[@racheltilghman5169]

Same ❤

[@asuncionsapo4749]

Same

[@yhuancaylbasquez7780]

When I was little when its my bday my mom would bring me to the market then we buy pancit, barbeque and puto sometimes sisig but it playing sold out e haha

[@yhuancaylbasquez7780]

I meant palaging

[@holy_senpai3998]

Same

[@jm22442]

Thank you for enjoying our traditional food... Your reaction is genuine!! Awesome!!

[@narlinw.2600]

As a proud American-Filipino, I really enjoyed watching you two try Filipino food. Especially food I grew up eating. The one Filipino food I never really liked eating when I was younger, but enjoy now that I’m older is Sinigang (Sin-ni-gang). It’s a tamarind soup base that is sour, but works really well with pork because of the fattiness; with a mix of vegetables. The soup pairs really well with plain white/jasmine rice. Very tasty on a cold day or when you’re not feeling well. 2nd Filipino dish I would so recommend trying is Silog (Filipino breakfast). Si being sinangag (garlic fried rice) and ilog being itlog (egg); paired with a protein. So pretty much a meat dish with garlic fried rice and a fried egg. Anyways, hope to see more Filipino foodie videos! 😎👍🏻

[@kevwanders]

This made me so Hungry!!!. Got yeh best Authentic Filipino Dishes right there..All noodle stuff like Spaghetti and Pancit is always Present in any occasions since they'd symbolizes LONG LIFE.

[@stevenlouis4305]

filipino food is so delicious! also the “baby limes” are called calamansi and the noodles are pronounced “pawn-sit” so happy y’all are trying out new things!! can’t wait to see the next one! maybe korean, it’s also delicious

[@saithiis]

it's "PAN" not pawn

[@joncruz202000]

Are you serious with pawn-sit?!! They know how to pronounce pan, they use it for cooking 😂😂

[@johnlesterlade8853]

Pawn-sit? Ang arte

[@nigelsimon8865]

More like "pun-sit"

[@vincelatrell]

It’s PAN, not “pawn”. 😂

[@_roszaaa]

As a filipino 🇵🇭, I am glad and it made me happy for trying our yummy food with positive comments. The Puto (in the middle is the cheese). The other desert is Halo- Halo (the purple on top is called purple yam), it can also top with lecheplan, and sometimes we put langka (jackfruit). I recommend you to try Jollibee next❤️❤️

[@aaminaahmed7562]

Is it just me or do I always love watching your vids and making me smile 🙂🥰❤️

[@pabita108]

Halo-halo literally means mix-mix so mix everything. The ice cream is ube (purple yam, a staple to Filipino desserts). A lot of sweet beans, jelly, tapioca, sometimes banana, jackfruit is also added. Anthony Bourdain loved it when he came here and tried it from a local street vendor. The first dish you tried is sisig (another Anthony Bourdain fave, usually comes in a sizzling plate and paired with beer), traditionally made from pig’s face and made better when you squeeze the calamansi on it, the small “lime” which is another staple when we make dips. We love dunking our pork in vinegar or squeezing calamansi to cut the fatty taste and balance it out. Lumpia - Egg rolls can be cooked with pork or chicken, sometimes also mixed with a bit of shrimp. Everything you ate we usually eat with rice so it can be a main meal and not just an appetizer. Puto - (bad word for Latinos afaik LOL) but it’s just steamed rice cake. I usually put butter or cream cheese on it after reheating. Pansit - (pronounced as PAN-SIT) are rice noodles cooked with veggies and you can put any protein you want on it. Good thing you squeezed the calamansi on it coz some forget that.

[@novaleeschlenkers8555]

You guys are so adorable! I love you guys! I’ve been a fan since the beginning and will always watch u guys 🤍🤍

[@nikkitaabrigo8432]

Mariah was so full after the video, he can't even wait for Bill😂 cutee

[@kimmedrano6926]

Hi guys, Proud filipino here, I love your videos,✨ the first food you tried called halo-halo, really needs to mix it first before eating it😀😄 and fun fact halo in filipino means (mix)😄😄 anyways thank you for trying filipino foods you guys are awesome ❤️

[@king24km]

Please lang tigilan nyo kaka proud sa Filipino nakakahiya kayo!anong nakaka proud dito?alam nyo bang pinag tatawanan tayo ng ibang bamsa dahil sa "proud Filipino here" nyo?

[@hannahcelicamaranan933]

@@king24km kung di ka proud lipat ka sa pluto!

[@peydsneym355]

@@king24km wala kabang utak?

[@pingyu5141]

@@king24km i'm PROUD to be filipino!😁

[@dondocorpuz5218]

First time for me to watch a video of yours. As a Filipino, I'm glad you enjoyed our food. Many comments though. 1. Halo-halo has to be mixed thoroughly before you eat, including the ice cream and flan. 2. Egg in sisig has to be mixed in too. Best eaten with rice. Also good as bar chow with beer. 3. BBQs also best eaten with rice. 4. There are various kinds of lumpia. The one you had is specifically called Lumpiang Shanghai. 5. Puto is rice cake. It's nice to reheat it over steam and put butter on it as you eat it (yeah, like bread). We also often pair it with another dish called 'dinuguan' which is made with pig's blood. Sounds scary but it's really good. 6. I think what came with the pancit was toasted garlic bits which you spread over the dish. After squeezing the lime over the noodles, everything has to be mixed up before eating so that all the flavors blend. 7. Other signature Filipino dishes to try: chicken-pork adobo, pork sinigang, chicken tinola, oxtail kare-kare, garlic butter shrimps, monggo guisado, and banana turon (dessert).

[@marivac8018]

Am a Filipino and am happy seeing you guys eating filipino foods, you guys are so cute..🥰🥰 hope you visit here in the Philippines also..🥰❤️

[@jackie41083]

I am Filipino and liked the way you described our food! You are both adorable and open minded. I would say you should also try dinuguan, chicken adobo, and ube (staple in Filipino dessert). Glad you enjoyed it all ❤💛

[@robloxwsamantha1037]

I’m Filipino And I’m glad you did this video

[@adamsaustria2005]

same

[@robloxwsamantha1037]

@@adamsaustria2005 nice

[@yurifabro6418]

I'm a Filipino and I'm so happy that you're enjoying our food.

[@terryrynes1763]

Mariah and Bill your both awesome people and your videos are amazing I've been watching your videos for a while now and I love them all especially the funny challenges keep up the amazing work may the both of you keep being awesome

[@nikkaaguila8719]

Hi guys I'm from the Philippines🇵🇭 and Halo-halo literally means Mix-mix in English so you basically Mix first everything with a spoon before eating or drinking it and the little lime in sisig is called calamansi and preferably Filipino squish it around the sisig w/o the seed and mix it again so that the toppings like mayo will mix on the flavor and the traditional puto is made with rice flour and pancit is never missing in every filipinos birthday and other occasions because we believe that if you have pancit every bday means you will have a long life like it's pasta(long)☺️ Please try the traditional Filipino viands also like adobo, kare-kare, menudo, afritada, crispy pata or lechon kawali, tapsilog and etc. with rice because we always eat our viands with rice.😁 Overall, as a Filipino It's very overwhelming seeing contents like these in yt and appreciating our foods and culture! Hope you'll try it again eating in our traditional way☺️ Thank you!

[@jackrider14]

Finally you tried our filipino food.. im so happy to watch you guys while you eating the entire filipino food that you ordered

[@BennLuvsYou24]

So the halo-halo is a tricky treat to have. You have to mix evrything before consuming it, translated to english it literally means “hodge-podge”. The concoction made from shaved ice and all the treats inside makes up the distinct halo-halo flavour. It’s overflowing because it has shaved ice and if mixed well before opening, it would have decreased in volume inside the plastic cup because the ice would have melted a bit which is natural and actually how it should be consumed anyway and not with unmixed and therefore unflavored shaved ice

[@omarriko7]

I hope it tasted good guys. Trying different food is something good 😊

[@wynncruz1467]

Happy to see Americans love Filipino food. Filipino food is so underated. Sisig is my all time favorite. It tastes even better when its sizzling hot. Pancit tastes better also if it’s serves literally from the pan.

[@JugsPerspective]

Halo - Halo translates as Mix - Mix so you need to mix everything 😁 Anyways nice seeing you two enjoyed the Filipino Food. ♥️

[@kaithlouisearenga3966]

I'm in Filipino and I speak English to someone who is an American him or her I speak English to then like you guys and I love your videos 😊

[@jonathanmendoza2906]

I have actually never tried filipino food but ater this video i'll probably try some! and also thank you guys for making my day better!!!!

[@MariahandBill]

It’s amazing 😍😍

[@patriciadioknoia8822]

Talaga ba jonathan mendoza y rizal

[@sparklezsquad1150]

Yess! I really am looking forward to trying it

[@jenjenbaldo5025]

Wow I'm a Filipino and I'm happy you tried our food ...🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@phoebedumalag457]

Hi guys! It's so good seeing you tried filipino foods. I'm filipino by the way hehe. I'm an avid fan of yours and my favorite filipino food is lumpia, exactly what you guys ate right now hehe. I love you guys! 😍😘

[@raymondbarrera2744]

I'm Filipino from California, the condiments with the pansit you thought are bread crumbs are crushed pork rinds. surprised you weren't given Adobo. That's usually the best dish for Americans to try first. One adventurous Filipino dish to try is called "chocolate meat". Agree with most comments best to eat with rice. Glad you tried and enjoyed Filipino food.

[@vision.integrity09]

Your vids always make me smile and never fail to entertain 💗

[@MariahandBill]

We love you so much ❤️❤️

[@brooklyn0819]

@@MariahandBill love you can I please get a shoutout been watching you guys for awhile

[@jobertdumale872]

@@MariahandBill try Adobo, Caldereta, potchero, bopis, balbacua, cansi, bicol express, and for dessert buko salad or buko pandan and mango float are my personal recommendations. 🇵🇭🙏❤️

[@eduardofernandez2009]

next time Bill and Mariah try the adobo and sinigang .

[@BAEMDAILY]

I’m American born & raised Filipino. Growing up I ate American food and grandma’s Filipino food. This was so funny watching you guys try the food 😁… the halo halo isn’t ice cream it’s more of a shaved ice dessert (eventually drink when it melts) that you mix all ingredients all together & eat with a spoon. It’s strange at first for Americans because there isn’t anything comparable in American desserts

[@samslife8891]

I love trying different cultures food its so fun I want to try Filipino food everything looked so good

[@BongPamoceno]

This couple had a positive reaction on filipino foods.....u can see it on their facial expressions....

[@cameroncarter9474]

i had a lot of fun watching and i'll definitely have to try some Filipino food now!

[@SelwynClydeAlojipan]

It was funny to watch Mariah sitting with one knee on the chair and her arm on top. That's a typical Filipino posture when eating food at home or at a beach hut. Next time you try getting Filipino food, ask for any of the following: beef caldereta (stew with beef, vegetables, and liver spread); bistek tagalog (beefsteak with onion rings); crispy pata (deep-fried pork hocks/knuckles); sinigang with beef/pork/shrimp; beef kare-kare (peanut butter sauce) plus bago-ong (sauteed salty shrimp paste); mung bean (munggo) porridge; adobong sitaw (stringbeans cooked adobo style); ginata-ang kalabasa (squash cooked in coconut milk); for dessert, try tropical buko (coconut) fruit salad or buko pandan gelatin or leche flan (egg yolk custard).

[@gracieslemp4285]

I’m so glad you did a different video today!!! It’s so different and unique I love it

[@MariahandBill]

Aw yay! We are so happy you love it

[@sethbax5274]

my grandma is filipino, and i always love when she cooks pork adobe or pancit or lumpia, but it’s always so good.

[@dominicvalencia4768]

Proud Filipino here just so happy that you enjoyed our food I have no favorite in all the food you eat in this video because I like it all I recommend you guys to eat Dinuguan, Adobo, Sinigang and Kare-kare it is our viand here we eat it with a rice. Love you guys

[@teresaamescua4794]

Glad that you injoy Filipino food! There is more.. I know you haven't try yet. Our main dish here is lechon it could be a pork or a chicken! there is Adobo.. and a lot more!

[@KINSLEYCHANEL]

You guys definitely need to try Jamaican food Im part Jamaican and I have tried it before! Definitely recommended btw love you guys💕

[@Dan-sj4gf]

Halo Halo means Mix Mix, so u need to mix everything to taste the whole thing. Purple one is the UBE or Purple Yam. If youre not a bean lover, we normally request it to not put it on our order. Small lime is called calamansi, is a Philippine Lime. Sisig is made out of pig’s face and belly. it includes liver, ears, etc. We normally mix it with egg, and mostly eaten during a drinking session of beer. Puto is a rice cake, with cheese on top of it. It’s one of our favorite snack. Pancit are rice noodles, we serve it with calamansi. I highly suggest trying SINIGANG na BABOY, Kare-kare, and crispy pata.

[@vienjericohmanlangit9522]

Hi guys, I'm Spanish, Pilipino, proud eating you Pilipino food..😍

[@mayumifajardo133]

Well our foods is really tasty and delicious and thank you for trying our foods so happy that you enjoyed it as much as i do while im watching you guys,but i hope you try the bulalo and the sinigang na baboy it will blow your mind coz thats so perfect in a cold or rainy weather and those icecream you said its called halohalo in english mixmix means you have to mixed it all before you eat it so that you can taste everything thats our favorite dessert specially in summer time!? I'll be glad to watch you again trying our other foods like bulalo,siningang,dinuguan then try also our other desserts like ube halaya and leche flan..much love from philippines im proud to be a filipino🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@reneezmuda]

All this food looks good. Good thing I'm watching while cooking 😂

[@kramseyer5993]

Its the "Vintage Filipino Mom" for me hahaha...tf?! LOL this generations are hilarious!

[@katemonster15]

I would love you guys to try Greek, Indian, Korea or Mediterranean food. Love this type of content. I’m from IL

[@joelpadilla136]

Proud pinoy here. You guys are awesome for being adventurous. Pilipino foods are delicious. Try the dish called pork or chicken adobo.

[@triplebarnes3529]

Filipino restaurants need to let ALL non-Filipino customers know how to eat halo-halo before they hand it to them!!!!! Very simple and yet no one seems to think of giving customers this small service. If it is too difficult to do so, then post instructions on the menu.

[@sandybar728]

I agree, they will not appreciate the real taste of halo halo if they don't mix it well

[@triplebarnes3529]

@@sandybar728 Right???!!!!!!! Foreigners will continue to buy and eat Halo-halo (it is that good!!!) if their first experience is done right. Isn't repeat business a concept that Filipino business owners not practice? My friends' thought H-H was gross at first when they tried it the improper way. After I've let them have it the Filipino way (mix it all together before eating,) they can't get enough of it. They drive out of their way to get one as often as they can. It is annoying that every time I watch someone eat Halo-halo, I get so disappointed when they end up not liking it because they eat it the non-usual way.

[@eyahbayas3616]

the way mariah sits while eating is giving very filipino vibes

[@gloriaaznar457]

You have to mix the halohalo...youll love it...just simplyly mix all inside the cup... ...original filipino dessert

[@raphaelhigoy3984]

Just found this vid and y'all are cute lol! If you ever eat Halo-halo again, mix it ALL up and it'll be better. The sisig is great but please eat EVERY bite with rice. It balances out the flavor and makes it more enjoyable 😉 Those "bread crumbs" in the pancit is crushed up pork crackling called chicharron. The puto is a rice cake and it can be sweet or savory. The BBQ is good with a little vinegar 😋 Hope you enjoyed our food, thanks for showcasing it! ❤👍

[@Alyssa_xplr0]

Love you guys, you are so funny and it my favourite time of the day when you upload a video and I would love you to try out foods from the uk xx

[@hen3ral2476]

Thank you so much for taking interests in filipino food. But just to give you some tips : Halo halo : before eating it, you should mix it all to get the flavor of the whole dessert. Sisig : is made of some part of pigs face and belly. It's one of the best food to eat with rice and sometimes when you just want to drink beer. Puto : it's typically a rice cake. The one on the middle is cheese. Pork and chicken bbq : we consider them Street foods here and a traditional food for lunch and dinner. Lumpia : it's filipino spring rolls made of ground pork and vegetables. Pancit : its a traditional food used to serve on special occasions like Birthdays, Christmas, Fiestas.. It symbolises long life. Dont forget to cook one on your birthday.. From the Philippines here..

[@nataliegarcia9548]

Hi next could you guys try Mexican food 🙏🏼❤️

[@jessamietubat8479]

Im a filipino thankyou ma'am/sir for good reacting to the filipino food 😍 All filipino food is my fav. But bulalo is my super fav.😊

[@dayaluli]

You guys should definitely try Mexican food next time! BOMBB 10/10 recommend 🙌

[@gabrielhernandez_]

mexican food is next!!!

[@alexiehooper7924]

I am half Filipino and grew up on most of the food that you ate. There are some things y’all didn’t try but I am glad y’all like it. Filipino food is really good and different

[@monica-lopez96]

I'm Filipino and if you want more Filipino food, you guys should try Jollibee if you guys have it near you!

[@tessajackson9328]

I've wanted to try Jollibee but it doesn't exist where I live, unfortunately! I was so disappointed! I've heard the Spaghetti is to die for!!

[@johnpadz1556]

Jollibee next

[@edgarebro1228]

i will give you teh list of delicious Filipino foods and these is PORK DISH adobo baboy (pork adobo) - pork afritada (pork stew in tomato sauce) - estofadong tapa - humba (red-braised pork belly) - igado (pork/liver stew) - kalderetang baboy (pork kaldereta) - lechon kawali (deep-fry pork belly) - lechon paksiw - liempo (Grilled pork belly.) - lomo (tenderloin) - mechado - pata (deep-dried pork feet) - menudo (pork-stew liver tomato sauce) - giniling (picadillo) - pork chop - pork kaldereta - pork steak

[@dianaduran6294]

You guys are freaking Adorable my favs

[@t2dicttv]

The halo in the word halo-halo in english is mix so basically you have to really mix everything up first so that all ingredients and sugar of the halo-halo are all well mixed before you take them and it will be more delicious. The sisig, you have to mix them all well also first so that the flavors of the meat, egg & kalamansi (small lime) would combine, and they great to eat with rice. The pansit you also have to mix all first before eating and they would taste better, also good with rice.

[@themalarkeyfam]

You guys should definitely try Taiwanese food! 100/10

[@legolas1203]

The there are different kinds of 1.) Sisig is a pig skin, head too. Pork - is my favorite, Krispy sisig w/ 🍺. Chicken Fish 2.) Lumpia ( spring roll ) 3.) Barbecue Pork is the best 4.) Halo Halo ( mix mix ) 5.) Puto it's ( rice cake , sometimes w/ cheeses ) 6.) Pancit ( noodles) I'm hungry.. Please 🙏 try other Filipino food 1.) Chicken adobo 2.) Pork Lechon 3.) Sinigang pork 4.) Balut ( fertilize duck egg ) 5.) Dinuguan. Salamat po 🙏😊🇵🇭❤️

[@seansoler0907]

I like how excited they were to try them that it got me hungry lol. I love sisig while drinking wine but most Filipinos love it with beer 😁. Y'all gotta try Jollibee now 😋

[@jennylifejourney5656]

This might be a late comment but Mariah's knee up and folded on the chair is how the natives eat especially all over 7,000 plus islands in the Philippines. Awesome! knee folded is the norm while eating in the Philippines!!!

[@yanielisrivera588]

You guys should try PuertoRican 🇵🇷 food for the next county, really recommend it!!

[@ak14gain]

Wow thank you for trying our own delicacies 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 I'd like to give brief description for the food you tried. Halo-halo --> means "mixed" that's why it has to be mixed before eating to get that full flavor of the dessert... made with crushed ice along with milk and different types of sweet components including leche flan(caramel custard/pudding). btw the purple one is called "ube jam" 💜 Sisig --> basically made out of chopped pig parts, chopped onions and chillies seasoned with vinegar and calamansi (lime). it is commonly served in a sizzling plate topped with egg. Lumpia (my favorite) --> a finger food all Filipino loves.. actually there are different types of lumpia, but this we call it lumpiang shanghai.. local version of fried spring roll filled with pork/chicken and some veggies (we serve this mostly in all occasions) and yeah you're right it's often served as appetizers😊... for all the reviews I watched on YT I've never seen anyone who dislikes lumpia ❤️😘 chicken/pork BBQ (pork/chicken skewers) --> made of pork/chicken slices marinated in a sweet BBQ sauce and skewered in bamboo sticks then grilled. puto (poo-to) --> traditionally made from ground glutinous rice. This is a type of "kakanin (rice cake)" pls try other types of kakanin e.g. biko, suman, bibingka. pancit (puhn-sit) --> Filipino stir fried noodles basically with meat, shrimp, and veggies. note that there are various kinds of pancit(noodles) here in the Philippines, this one is called pancit bihon. and I recommend you to try more Filipino authentic dishes, bcs you are missing a lot! 😭 1. Adobo 2. Crispy pata 3. Pancit palabok 4. Sinigang 5. Longganisa 6. Kare-kare 7. Bicol express (if you love spicy food) 8. Taho 9. turon 10. Empanada Again thank you for showing a lot of affection to our food, we love you! You just gain new subscriber! ❤️🇵🇭

[@kassandra9324]

Love you guys you guys are so cute

[@vanzoldyck8709]

Thank you for appreciating Filipino food and for keeping an open mind while trying them. I just want to give you some tips for you guys: 1. Halo halo translates to Mix Mix. So you’re supposed to mix everything well until the color changes completely. 2. All meat/fish dishes are paired with rice. Trust me. 3. Enjoy!

[@carissasilva4794]

Mariah & Bill I love this video that you guys did and I think you guys should do more of those kinds of videos. You guys should try next is Portuguese food and tell us what you think.

[@davemendoza681]

Some of filipino foods have some procedure how to eat it like halo-halo. You have to mix all the ingredients from top to bottom to enjoy to eat it. You may try also pork/chicke adobo, beef caldereta,chicken tinola, pork/shrimp sinigang, kare-kare, bulalo, pansit palabok, chosuey, dinuguan, crispy pata, lechon kawali, bicol express, ginataang bilo-bilo/mais, palitaw,biko,sapin-sapin. Desert is buko salad, buko pandan, leche flan, mango graham.

[@RheymartMenor]

Yasssss Bill rated my guilty pleasure and favorite food (Pancit) 10 out of 10, I was like, bro, you and I have the same taste in food. lol 😅

[@edgarebro1228]

PANCIT LOVER (Noodles) LOMI (large yello noodle with broth) - PALABOK (thick-riced noodle with egg, fish & chicharon) - PANCIT BATO - PANCIT BIHON (stir-fried vermicelli noodle)- PANCIT CANTON (yellow noodles) - PANCIT HABHAB - MISUA (very thin flour noddle) - PANCIT LUGLOG (large yellow noodle) - PANCIT MALABON (thick pancit-shrimp/squid with seafoods toppings) - PANCIT SOTANGHON (vermicelli noodle) - SOTANGHONG MANOK (chicken vermicelli noodles) - SOTANGHONG PUSIT (shrimp vermicelli noodle)

[@edgarebro1228]

Halo-halo, officially spelled haluhalo, Tagalog for "mixed," is a popular cold dessert in the Philippines made up of crushed ice, evaporated milk or coconut milk, and various ingredients including ube jam (ube halaya), sweetened kidney or garbanzo beans, coconut strips, sago, gulaman (agar), pinipig, boiled taro or soft yams in cubes, flan, slices or portions of fruit preserves and other root crop preserves. The dessert is topped with a scoop of ube or mango ice cream. It is usually prepared in a tall clear glass and served with a long spoon. Halo-halo is considered to be the unofficial national dessert of the Philippines. The term "halo-halo" translates to "mixed" in English because the dessert is meant to be mixed before being consumed. This spelling has come to describe any object or situation composed of a similar, colorful combination of ingredients.

[@Rosa-mj5mt]

That definitely looked authentic if you ask me! Just some additional info, halo halo is normally mixed before eating. Halo in english means mix. I personally mix it until the ice and milk sort of become one. Pancit is pronounced pan-sit. The crunchy crumbly topping is crushed up chicharon or fried up pork rinds or belly. The little lime is a native lime found in the philippines called calamansi. The fact that the restaurant made the effort to source out calamansi is another sign that they are authentic 😊

[@reivencaranto5275]

Hi i am filipino, I do love your review and enjoyed trying our Pinoy Foods , Just wanted to say Halo Halo is Mix Mix in english so you must do mix it then you'll taste how Good the halo halo is, Hope to see another food pinoy reviews from you guys! I love this vlog!

[@michellesarciban7528]

Thank You for trying Filipino food. That's so many Filipino food that is so delicious. I'm proud to be a Filipino. Love you guys.

[@cjalcantara3951]

Hello guys, thank you for trying the authentic Filipino food all of them are good specially all the desserts, but when you eat Halo halo make it sure you mix it very well you can taste more better. Try also, Chicken Adobo, Menudo, Crispy Pata, lechon kawali, lunpiang Shanghai, Pancit.

[@withfranklinandtrishagamin9315]

Thanks for trying our food.. I subscribed as appreciation😊

[@darkhades9784]

the way she raise her legs to eat, she really is enjoying

[@macc.1132]

Great reaction! Filipino food is so savory and delicious and I'm glad you discovered it! It may also be a great way to dip into seafood if you are every reluctant. SE Asian cuisines are the best!

[@bellelingat5747]

I'm from the Philippines and love your food reactions. Please try the crispy pata, lechon and kare-kare. New subscriber here! God bless and enjoy your food vlogs.

[@adelinahipolito67]

Enjoy every single day, sweet couple 🇵🇭👍🙂

[@cherryannbaldicanas7232]

Sisig - is a Filipino dish made from parts of a pig's face and belly, and chicken liver which is usually seasoned with calamansi, onions, and chili peppers. Sisig is a good pair with white rice, garlic rice or fried rice. Lumpia - is mixed with ground pork along with minced onions, carrots, and seasonings such as salt and ground black pepper. Puto - is a Filipino steamed rice cake, traditionally made from slightly fermented rice dough. Pansit- uses “Bihon” or rice noodles mixed with pork, chicken, and vegetables sometime they add some seafood. You should squeeze some lime and mixed it before eat it.

[@bloomtuts]

The Halo Halo or Mix Mix you need to mix and pull up the buttom to mix and perfect taste! love a bunch ❤️❤️❤️

[@516GCT]

Try Bulalo soup, the bone marrow soup and also the Crispy Pata. You'll never regret it. I've noticed that Mariah's one feet is raised on a chair, that's how old Filipinos eat in front of the table. What a coincidence.😊

[@kbb1220]

Not Mariah raising one leg while eating Filipino food. Hahahahaha girl that's a Filipino thing 🤣 😂

[@shimaosman6520]

Hi guys, I'm watching you eating our food. As if I feel I'm back home to Philippines. Watching you from Miamisburge, Ohio USA. Originally from Davao City the Philippines ❤️🇵🇭. The food you ate were all delicious like barbecue chicken, sisig, lumpia n pansit bihon ( noodles with vegetables, shrimps, chicken etc) Hope guys you enjoyed eating our simple but delicious food. Next time when you want to eat just try chicken adobo, ginataang Langka, tinolang manok or sinigang n spring rolls.

[@mavi3008]

Just subscribed to your channel and I'm just happy seeing you two enjoying Filipino food 🙂 looking forward to more of your food vlogs...you should try the chicken adobo and sinigang 🙂 MaVi here from Cebu, Philippines...God bless to your channel ❤️

[@stefficheon8835]

Filipinos loves to cook and eat so we dont want food that has many preservatives. we love natural ingredients and that's what makes our food delicious😊maybe you must try lechon kawali or lechon and chicken adobo😊

[@leahmerle4246]

hi gus! here in the Philippines we usualy eat puto with pancit but it's cool you like it both. and halo-halo means put everything in t and mix it. it taste better. 😋😋thanks guys for trying Filipino foods🥰🥰🥰

[@itsnoterica]

Lumpia always slaps! At every Filipino party I go to the lumpia is always the first thing I eat 😂

[@marnoldbatangkiw8865]

We're so happy you try ours---happy watching