WALASTIK PARES - EXOTIC FILIPINO STREET FOOD

[@abdul08141966]

Sir Marshall towel is refering to cows stomach because the outer layer of the meat is resembled to the texture of a bath towel.

[@johnvincentdia2894]

When a foreigner features a Filipino food and eat Filipino food on their youtube channel, Filipinos started to support the vlogger because we feel proud and appreciated. 🇵🇭🇵🇭❤️❤️❤️

[@chidoscraftsarts1009]

You are really admirable Marshall, Your vlogs are way different from the other foreign vloggers ❤️❤️❤️

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Glad you think so!

[@jeffreymagalang1042]

@@marshallbuttersvlogs6880 i believe what u are refering to was not called towel(twalya), its beef tripe which is stomach lining. It looks like a bath towel with its texture, hence the name

[@jasonnicholaineri4030]

I agree bro he's admirable

[@fredcj8]

love this. instead of featuring a popular tourist hotspot, you choose to experience a typical filipino life on the streets.. Awesome.!

[@elmernagui744]

because food is part of one's culture.. thanks for appreciating Filipino food and you really tried eating it..

[@raymondmanalese7085]

Marshall living like one of us. How can you not like the guy?

[@marilouserrano7583]

Hi..I'm from Baguio City Philippines . I'm 1 of your new followers. Towel is a tripe ... I'm so happy coz I saw some of your videos from my place..i missed so much..I've been away from Philippines for a couple of years now .. Thank you for sharing this video. Be safe always...

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thanks for subbing!

[@patrickcsi]

i love that you dine like a local you are not picky

[@bluejay2369]

nice...sarap nyan, paboritong pgkain pgktapos uminom haha

[@irineosorio8777]

My all time Favorite, pares in the street are the best!!

[@rizageminatunac3459]

Great from Philippines sending love full support my dear Sir ❤️

[@user-od9mb3vv5d]

Thanks for trying our food 😊

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

It was a pleasure.

[@yerinniejung3015]

Thank you marshall for featuring filipino street foods .l just love it.keep them coming vlogs.

[@DennisEspiritu]

Love these off-the-beaten track adventure vlogs Marshall! Keep 'em coming

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thanks Dennis.

[@honbee2021]

I agree, I love how he eats like a Filipino. Foods that are different. Looks delicious.

[@aryanc5023]

because of this i subscribed. respect from your desire and love to know our culture genuinely

[@ayelmillan12]

you're making me appreciate my own country's foods. thank you for that…😊😊😊

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Happy to hear that!

[@jameslonergan5840]

What a cool experience and the soup was good. Quite the crowd waiting for the food. Thanks for the video!

[@ariesmiranda4774]

Ang sarap naman nakaka miss na mag pares

[@ronnienestor]

I am enjoying your vlog.

[@haroldkimvallejo3417]

You sirch..and more visit..whole the philippines...salamat

[@justmejus]

You're so brave, Marshall! I'm Filipino but never had anything like that. By the way, "balat" means "skin." I think that's what they were referring to when they described what was under the first layer of skin(?). And "towel" refers to tripa or "tripe." I think it's called towel because of the way it looks.

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thanks.

[@eileenmanalo4762]

Clear description

[@macfacers]

@@marshallbuttersvlogs6880 Tuwalya is beef tripe which comes from the stomach of the cow.

[@CarmelCortado]

Sometimes the absolute best food is just around the corner under a tree and a small cart. An off the beat adventure for the books! Mouth watering!!

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

So true!

[@edr_tv]

Wow yummy 😋 Stay safe

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thank you! You too!

[@edr_tv]

@@marshallbuttersvlogs6880 tnx for visiting the ... Philippines sir 🇵🇭🇵🇭❤️❤️❤️ stay safe always

[@edr_tv]

@@marshallbuttersvlogs6880 203k views 👏👏👏

[@socalbenny4728]

"Walastik" is a street lingo for amazing, wow, grand, cool 😎, among other things; it's used as an admiration or to compliment an object such as a nice expensive attire someone is wearing or in this case, the delicious taste of the pares. It's a Filipino take on the word Fantastic.

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

OK, that makes sense. Thanks.

[@allanbengco670]

Although I agree that "Walastik" is used in such expressions of amazement, Walastik in the context of food actually refers to types of food that have NO STICK, which is the literal meaning of the word. It usually refers to meat products that is not served on a stick due to its being 'non-regular' barbecued products. Since Walastiks are parts of an animal that are mostly discarded, preparing it in a very different and delicious way, turns it into an amazing food experience, enough to make you exclaim, "Walastik!".

[@tessmack4916]

@@allanbengco670 I'm sorry sir but socal benny got the right definition/description of the word "walastik". It was first coined in the 70s and 80s, as the Tagalog language is a growing language. It seems in every generation there are words coined for such. Take for instance the word "jeprox" which was also coined in that same decade. It also defines/describe a person who gets trendy with that generation, wearing long hair, John Lennon glasses, bell-bottom pants, "wet-look" long sleeved shirts, dangling "peace" earrings and necklaces.

[@allanbengco670]

@@tessmack4916 I did say that "Walastik" is an expression of amazement. I just elaborated and explained the actual root and how it came to be. How did I know? My grandfather told me this during the time they were selling Walastik and Walanjo in Malibay, Pasay City during the 80s. I am also a 70s kid, being born at the early part of it. Let me be clear that I am not disputing you nor his definition of Walastik. In fact, I 100% agree that Walastik is used in amazement 100% all the time. What I said was just to define that in context of food, its literal meaning came from "Walang Stick".

[@joereneevangelistacruz198]

love your laugh and your voice very natural, deserve a high quality content what i mean is your Aura and Voice is for a tv show.

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thank you! 😃

[@ryanorlandaofficial]

Now i really want to go home. Craving for that stall. Good for you Marshall you tasted the place called Walastik Pares

[@bongcalugas3544]

Props to you sir!!!i admire your bravery having to be basically in the eye of the storm during that dinning experience of yours,,,

[@michaelpardo4709]

U r definitely gettin deeper into the Filipino food culture, good luck to your Baguio trip coz its gona get more exotic..😉

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thanks! 😃

[@kikomachine8276]

Will he try eating dog meat?

[@michaelpardo4709]

@@kikomachine8276 skies the limit!😆

[@chriztinoansale259]

Nice its really appreciated our culture👍👍👌

[@yormecy2480]

Your a brave hearted gentleman..nice blog..more power..

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thank you 😁

[@jarrybrudz3716]

Wow a cheap and very strong food.i like it.whacthing from italy

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

That's great. Hope you enjoy my friend.

[@xynogaming8407]

Hello Marshall remember darrell I'm his son and im glad that you enjoy our food marshal thanks you and happy new year

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Happy new year!

[@JaJa-xx2yd]

Great exotic video.. For sure a real EYE opener. Your video on pares had Heart but was lacking BALLS. Sorry had to add my humor to it. Filipinos don't let anything go to waste. They are very creative but I really did enjoy seeing this and learning more about food in the Philippines. Great Job Marshall.

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Hahaha thanks Ja Ja.

[@iberianlion1459]

Right?! Lol. I curious about the texture.

[@TheComittee]

i love pares keep safe and god bless sir

[@Souleater983]

delicious pares soup when the weather is cold

[@savagekruger77]

Tuwalya is what we call for 'beef tripe' and its literal English translation is towel

[@donniegrande9186]

The crazy thing about the Philippines is that it's crazy humid but filipinos still love their hot soup and meal lol

[@ronalddalisay3125]

if you already find this crazy, you've never been to singapore

[@justiceempire1170]

Because this is best for travelers and workers who haven't took their breakfast or lunch for a fast meal that can warm someone's stomach before heading to work or destination.

[@khryspytreasure6736]

Because after sweating. You find it refreshing

[@lisafoodie8443]

this stirs a myriad of emotions... you are there while we are in australia...were of filipino descent... cant go to the philippines because the cost of staying in a quarantine facility upon return to home darwin is insane..a bitter sweet thank u for this mate...

[@mickeywitty9948]

Marshall it's so wonderful you've featured in the nearby place where I grew up and live that's in Macabulos St. Bangkal, Makati where you passed by at end of your vlog. Though I've never tried to eat pares in that place in Mascardo St. cor. Apolinario, it's not unusual to see the flock of people lining up for the famous Filipino street food out there so social distancing it not observed well. Pares have been part of Filipino delicacies which is quite affordable and totally exotic due to internal animal organs it serve and delivers unique flavor from its soup! Though I wanted to try it cos it looks yummy but my only fear is contracting Hepatitis A from the food preparation, I still hope that this virus is being killed from their well-boiling and cooking. It's our kind o' street food and it's going to stay for good because it's cheap. The essence of eating it was you've enjoyed the meal, filled your tummy then go! Oh you forgot to drink Buko Juice which you captured, it's also a better combination with the pares. Thanks Marshall for vlogging it in Bangkal, Makati! Take care and stay safe. 😁 👏🏼🍲

[@JLT0602]

Thank you for this video, appreciating Filipino foods.

[@kuyabigguy6390]

Me and my wife sometimes eat it when we see a vacant space. it is usually full of people. We eat it when we crave a hot soup. It is cheap and it is like a comfort food.

[@antipatikoikatlo6287]

thank you Mr. Marshal to our visiting this Country thank so Much im new subscriber From Phillipines

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thanks for subbing!

[@masylviniapunzalan2885]

Hi Marshall enjoy the pilipino food..

[@petergonzaga4439]

Sarap at yummy

[@rafaelZzz21]

Great vlog

[@nganibayatv4539]

Good job Sir ,Atleast you try our Filipino street foods ,stay safe,God bless ....

[@mabalasik3607]

So amazing kuya

[@kamote4710]

New subscriber here. Love watching most of your videos. Keep it up and hope you could explore all the Philippine islands.

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thanks for subbing!

[@Munkey-vu4cq]

I just bumped into your vlogs and enjoyed watching you eat Beef pares for the first time. Philippines has a lot to offer, keep exploring.

[@micolocoy8632]

Sir The towel is the cow's TRIPE, it is a type of edible lining in the stomach and not a layer of skin, hope it helps welcome to philippines

[@MrZaxcal]

You are so great! Awesome video.

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thank you !

[@reichua4199]

blogging solo is brave in the philippines as foreinger good job very authentic pure vlog

[@leonardodominguez9839]

Im glad to came across your channel

[@karlalvinbaya3446]

awesome content for a foreigner who vlogs here in the Philippines.. no poverty porn hands down to you brother..

[@Zhaleon0818]

OMG! This made my mouth watery! Ooooh! I want one now! 🤤

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

You should!

[@jakepabello1074]

Filipino food is also famous and yummy great Filipino food

[@gelohphiemotoh9434]

Balat is the ox skin. Tuwalya is the oxtripe New subscriber here.. thank you for enjoying a filipino streetfood sir.

[@burningheart1224]

Wow... Its so surprising that you tried exotic street foods. I hope you enjoyed it.

[@breinedgarmediante2669]

Mouth watering 😋

[@ortizluis28]

I hope you visit again their new location. they now moved and already got a place where you can seat and eat.

[@rowena0815]

Super yummy and so clean..

[@akolangto3862]

Your one of the Greatest!!! Oh Man

[@marlonbuhian3705]

I admire this brave guy to eat our filipino street food.new subscriber here

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Welcome aboard Marlon.

[@marlonbuhian3705]

@@marshallbuttersvlogs6880 thank you sir

[@stanleyolivar7381]

Tuwálya (“towel”) is called TRIPE in English. It may also be used in the popular dish called Kare-Kare. 🇵🇭🇺🇸🇮🇹 Newly subscribed here from Silicon Valley. 👍✅

[@keithd1219]

Mmmm...nothing like having your food staring back at you while you eat it. 😉

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

You got that right! 😱

[@carlandrewdanao6240]

Nice try sir to our street foods here at phi..godbless you always and enjoy ur staying here

[@orcrist1424]

Sarap😋

[@bicolanonggalavlog3790]

Wow amazing

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thank you. Cheers!

[@justiceempire1170]

Not opening yet but already awaited. This must be really delicious!👍

[@RojalpsTV]

I love to watch your content sir

[@crisantosy5819]

So Delicious...

[@emilioricharddelacruz6325]

Towel is a cows innards it's like towel and Tito is also an innards part of the intestine of the cow... Utak is brain of the cow... It's really delicious...

[@destinyheroine2863]

Relaxing

[@doootaaah8312]

Support this man at all cost ☺️ Great job 👍 proud Filipino here 🔥

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thank you so much 😁

[@jlomeda8536]

great vid Marshall!! thanks

[@gimo12]

What an experience for you. Haha. I like it. it reminisced me when I was in Makati. I miss that moment eating in sidewalk with lots of people. Simple ways to live for a day, then tomorrow again. I miss it.

[@CookingalaZen]

Theres so many delicious food here in the Philippines.Specialy in the province fresh and authentic food you should try it.

[@richardlorenzjohncataluna1495]

You should do alot of this kind of stuff also pay visit to some places here. We filipinos support foreigns who vlogs everything about us. Hope your enjoying your stay here.

[@kenjie870]

Looks good

[@culibartagala6193]

Nice vlog!

[@unadsvlogsph2917]

Towel is twalya, it is a part of the digestive system of the cow where grass were being digested, it is like a towel thats why its called like that. Im in batangas, try lomi batangas and goto (its like bulalo or soup no 5) but goto in manila is like rice porrage. Very nice and stay safe

[@pukuzkitaTv]

...this why you are my idol now! walang arte!☝❤✌👍💪😁

[@nanettelawson9691]

Marshall, the towel is a tripe, an edible lining of stomachs of animals from cattle, pigs and sheep. In a little carinderia probably they have the pigs tripe.

[@louielopez7249]

Sure I have never tried pares yet, but I will surely try it, hahaha!. I think it's an aphrodisiac!

[@louielopez7249]

I can't stop laughing when you mention what you eat., hahaha!

[@wilfredpacquin2213]

Way to go Marshall, your bell deserve to be ring!! Bizarre food, iron stomach series.

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

😂😂😂

[@gracelyndevera4481]

Hi nice

[@gandjlife72]

You cant beat Philipino time. Its great to see you try different local foods there. I am the same but you have to try the foods. I think if you are living there , Dont keep on eating western foods. To me, Western foods are a once a month treat. I eat most Filipino foods and can survive on them.

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Very true!

[@gregoriosmith6994]

I would hope you meant to say that you can THRIVE on them!!!

[@ivancanete8706]

love this guy

[@BradHermes]

Wow, great vlog. Thanks for sharing this amazing experience.

[@sebendebi23]

Til next time marshall! 😁😋

[@dongoleh]

Ang sarap nyan saan lugar kaya yan

[@PauloVillareteSir]

I enjoyed watching your vlogs! hope you're enjoying your stay here in the Philippines!

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

I am!

[@KaAroFoodTV]

Awesome! God bless

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Thank you!

[@ceordanozo]

Thank you for liking our culture and our foods...

[@isaacembuscado1]

I havent tried walastik pares but i think you'll find regular pares more palatable. I recommend pares at cocoys visayas avenue q.c., it is one of my go to if im craving for pares and has been there since i was a boy. Pares retiro is pretty good too and cleaner in my book. Since youre at qc might as well try papaitan, goat innards soup, and ceviche goat/kilawin na kambing. It is highly recommended and they are located at old sauyo rd called kambingan ni tsong 👌

[@fortuneybiernas5778]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Mr Butters!

[@marshallbuttersvlogs6880]

Same to you! Thank you.

[@udon6743]

This is a good content. Haven't seen this in any vlogger. Like your vlogging style! You are brave too, not all foreigners do left the comfort of their hotel areas.

[@kahnfrancisco]

Masarap yan!!!!

[@alf5155]

I just saw this Walastek pares featured in another vlog. This is quite famous. I want to see your take on it.

[@jmomandia]

That's some daring discovery you've made! First time i heard about it.

[@moscowdenver335]

Welcome to the philippines sir