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@@tempuramonster KEKA KU, KAKU KA simply means I’m yours and your mine😂

@@ReyZata1 Wow! Nice to hear that, may mga recommended kainan po ba kayo na really deserve an appraisal to share with others?

Thanks for watching my vlog！

@@holdenbangao3779 secret muna tayo diyan😉, pero what do you think?

I really enjoyed the meal-thank you again for such a wonderful treat. I'm glad to be there!

@@AidaLaxamana-t7o Wow, that's surprising! Bagoong, lechon, and Mang Tomas Sarsa are such staples in Filipino cuisine. It's a shame they’re banned. I hope they’ll find a way to bring them back soon!

@@JollyStars Really? That's interesting! Maybe your Filipino friends cook other amazing dishes from their culture. I’d love to hear more about what they make! 😊

@@XuhmbuddyIsHungryyy they cook American foods 😋 but in party they order Philippines snacks. The steam foods are so good.

@ That sounds like a fun mix! It's great how they combine American cooking with Filipino snacks for the party. By the way, what are some of the steamed foods they serve? I only know a few like siopao (steamed buns), suman (sticky rice), and puto (steamed rice cakes), but I’m curious if there are more?

Thanks for watching 😎

All the goat dishes were priced at 350 pesos, while they also serve fried itik for 550 pesos. However, when we dined there, the itik was unfortunately unavailable. You can see the menu at 4:52

@ thank you, we’ll try the place sometime.

Thanks for the kind words! Glad you're enjoying the vlog. Hope you try those spots next time you're in town-let me know what you think!

Thank you for your feedback! I completely understand your perspective. My goal is always to be honest with my viewers, and if something doesn’t taste great, I feel it’s important to express that. I try to share my genuine reactions so people know what to expect. I appreciate your input and will keep it in mind moving forward!

Absolutely! Razon's is definitely a top choice-there's just something special about their Halo-halo, so simple yet so delicious. So glad you agree!

Yes! Indeed!

Once ko lang natikman balot di ko na inulit 😊 penoy ok mas gusto ko 😅pa tuyo kesa palaka

Yeahh ikr😂 muntik na ako sumuka🤮

Di ko din kaya penoy 🤮hahaha. Masarap ang palaka if di mo pa natry! Highly recommend it! Hnd siya malansa😉

Thanksss!

Yes it’s very peaceful here, nice for a little off the grid vacation!

But the food here sucks, don’t recommend going here for the food👎

My favorite too😂

Food here is also meh, it might look good but it will only get you disappointed, so don’t recommend here

Haha, you're right! Sometimes it gets cold while filming, but I still do my best to enjoy it as soon as it’s served. Gotta make the most of it! 😄🔥

Haha, I totally get you! 😄 There's just something special about carinderias, right? The food is always delicious and affordable, no matter how financially stable you get! Trick lang dati, isang ulam tapos maraming rice, and you're good for the day.

True! Calamansi juice is so refreshing on a hot day!

Haha, thanks for the feedback! 😊 I chose to speak in English because I wanted more people to see and enjoy the video, especially those who aren't familiar with Filipino food. And you're absolutely right, buro is best with rice-I'll keep that in mind next time! 🙌

@@XuhmbuddyIsHungryyy no offensed meant man....nice Vid tho...keep makin people hungry just like how u made me after watching ur vid

No offense taken at all, man! Thanks for the support! Glad the video got you hungry, mission accomplished! I’ll definitely keep sharing these food adventures to make everyone crave more!

I know, right?! 😋 Sisig is always a winner! So crispy, savory, and packed with flavor. Can't get enough of it!

Totoo! 😍 Wala talagang tatalo sa homey feel ng karenderia, tapos yung mga pagkain, sobrang sarap at swak sa panlasa! Really glad you enjoyed the video!

Thank you so much for the kind words! It means a lot to me. It’s great to know that you see a bit of yourself in my vlogs - food really does have a way of bringing people together. I’m just excited to keep exploring and sharing these flavors with everyone. Appreciate the support!

Thank you!

Thanks, and I hope the best for your channel as well! I’ve subscribed! 👊

I spent 1190 pesos in Aling Lucing, the sisig was 250 pesos for that serving. While the puto bumbong was 70 and bibingka was 80, but they have cheaper option which have lesser toppings in which I would recommend it costs 60 and 65 pesos.

Thanks for the support! Very much appreciated!

@TheJuneCouple I can say it’s one of the best Filipino dish out there!

@@wontbl8907 yeah I usually don’t trust the ice too, cause it may cause issues, but I’m all good from that day

@@Lifewithchancho thanks 😊 appreciate it so much!

@@TreASureHD-OKE thanks bud!

It was!🤤

Thank you! It was the best😋

@ 🤩🥳

Hey thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!

Thanks!😊