Trying BATCHOY | Just a fun little video in between | Iloilo food delicacy | With BangsBucketList |

[@marshallsislandadventures798]

Good to see you back Gretl. If you ever get a chance, go to Dumaguete and eat at Jamrock Cafe. Orville Henry is a Jamaican master chef there and everything he cooks with is healthy and out of this world good.

[@TravelGretl]

:D

[@Tararsupport]

That's why you're smart 🧠

[@TravelGretl]

?? I am? 🤔

[@Tararsupport]

Travel Gretl I mean your fitness due to your food 🍲

[@wengering]

Lekker Batchoy! Eetsmakalijk. Groetjes Rowenatje 😘

[@TravelGretl]

:D Dankjewel!

[@peppylemon1717]

Welcome back!

[@JanetNewenham]

Mmm looks good!

[@TravelGretl]

:D

[@bacolodmyhome9802]

oh wow...rainy day food..sarap!!

[@TravelGretl]

Haha, rain and food! High five!

[@Azrielle7]

Ahh la paz batchoy... perfect for lovely rainy days ♥

[@TravelGretl]

absolutely! It was raining, so perfect dish for the moment!!

[@zeichen95]

You should also try the one sold at Decos inside Lapaz market.

[@banalnaaso8532]

Such mouthwatering Batchoy it's so yummy.

[@TravelGretl]

Oh yes!!

[@sensitivityzero]

😋😋😋

[@Premierblues]

I love Bachoy and Sotanghon too. I'll try uncooked egg next time

[@lovehuntersfavph9611]

wow I really miss batchoy!

[@TravelGretl]

:)

[@JC-ok8xi]

Yellow noodles is called egg noodles the white is rice noodles. Yummy!

[@TravelGretl]

:D thanx!

[@marieservano3250]

hmmm yummy bachoy,I love it.

[@ChefRafi]

I love batchoy. It’s s great merienda like mami or misua.

[@TravelGretl]

Oh yeah!

[@joban7851]

Hi Gretl👋 Batchoy looks like Lomi. Yummy 🤤 in the tummy

[@TravelGretl]

Haha, yummy in the tummy, yes yes :D

[@richmondho]

Perfect for cold weather 😁

[@TravelGretl]

Yes :D

[@iloveapple3106]

Yummy bachoy....my fav.soup

[@TravelGretl]

:D :D

[@theboringtube]

Wow youre at the city of love ❤❤❤

[@sensitivityzero]

😋 Batchoy from my City...

[@FlowerForYouBRUNO]

wow so yummy

[@chookchack]

Where is this? Im sure its not teds, decos or netongs.

[@nerfsturf1210]

BATCHOY... very deLicious indeed,, but heavy on the beLLy is it.!!.. hahahahah Thank YOU very very much being here in our PARADISE PHILIPPINES...

[@TravelGretl]

Haha, not too heavy like dutch stamppot ;) haha

[@rderyk]

.........read BATCHOY.....smashed LIKE........ :D .........BATCHOY LOVERS UNITE!........ ;p

[@TravelGretl]

YEAH!

[@marificeno6320]

😅😅😅

[@TravelGretl]

😬😬😬😬

[@humanngaya7347]

how was the batchoy? i love to eat that!!

[@TravelGretl]

Very nice! It was raining outside so it was the best warm dish for that moment :)

[@malemanjulpax2155]

I prefer batchoy with hard boiled egg

[@John77Doe]

How do you stay so thin??

[@TravelGretl]

Whahahaha, that's a secret ;)

[@reignheart6790]

Omg, ur in my hometown beautiful Gretel.I love that food ur eating(batchoy) but I prefer the white noodle than the yellow one.Gretel, did u eat batchoy in lapaz market or is it inside the mall?

[@TravelGretl]

:D haha, you can eat the white and I'll keep the yellow then right? ;) I did eat it only in Concepcion!

[@mrjackbilbo]

I love bachoy because im tabachoy

[@TravelGretl]

:D

[@xxamber45xx11]

Ahhaah natawa ako h h ajha

[@mariviccastillo5845]

I have not tasted that.😢😢😢

[@TravelGretl]

Oh, you should :D

[@mariviccastillo5845]

Travel Gretl I will😊 soon. but I'm not sure if have this in northern Luzon..

[@moviemania1583]

batchoy,an authentic iloilo dish

[@marificeno6320]

Would you go to my hometown Davao City? It's Kdayawan Festival week. Kadayawan means bountiful harvest and the ancient tribes used to offer their harvest at the foothills of Mt. Apo, the tallest mountain in tge Ph and also home of durian waling waling and the majestic Philippine Eagle. It's harvest time so it means so many fruits are harvested tgere now. The modern essence of the Kadayawan nowadays is to celebrate the 11 tribes of Davao City who resisted colonization, preserved thier cultural heritage and most importantly promoting peace among all tribes. I miss my hometown and maybe both of you will enjoy it too. Not just fruits and flowers, there are also chocolates, davao is the home of cacao brought by Spanish conquistador from Mexico. That cacao bean is extict in Mexico but it survived in Davao. They also brought with then the best pineapple. In Malagos farm, they cultivating artisan cheeses and more organic vegetibles. ☺

[@TravelGretl]

Cheeses, festival..... sounds good! I've not been to Mindanao, yet :)

[@dantenavarro2968]

Less talking, more eating....

[@TravelGretl]

Oooh.... so sorry!!!