Guys! That commercial was awesome and a wonderful and unexpected surprise full of fun... Phil's drool showed his commitment to the craft. Kids tweaking on sugar was fun too.
Omg, you guys totally rocked that Kuala Ranch video! We had no clue they offered such cool tours. Your channel always has something new and awesome for us to discover. And can we talk about Colt's obsession with Lizard? Too freaking cute!
We were blown away by the experience there! We could have stayed all day doing tour after tour. And yes, let's talk about Colt's lizard OBSESSION... it's real and it's strong. He'll even being searching for lizards in Japan, I'm no doubt he'll find them.
you can get spam musubi pretty much anywhere in Hawaii - gas stations, sporting events, and golf courses! I brought a friend from California to a golf course and he was so surprised/happy to see spam musubi after the 9th hole... visitors get the usual hot dog or sandwich, but locals get musubi...
Okay seriously, your vlogs always make us sooo hungry. Nelvine's all-time fave is Jenny's Shrimp. And don't even get me started on those desserts - the kids go wild for them, especially the shave ice. And Erin had me drooling when she was chowing down on that poke. Yummm!
You inspire us!!! Your episodes get better with each one and it motivates us to keep improving too. And when we've been working hard and feel tired, we think about our next meet up and it keeps us going :) Love you guys!
I love visiting Hawaii and especially O 'ahu, my "second" home! I lived there for a year and a half! My son was born there, my "little kahuna. You enjoy the other islands like Maui and The Big Island. Phil your " ad" was hilliariouly funny and almost legit! Ha ha : ))
don't forget - every island in Hawai'i has it's own vibe and things to do... I grew up on Kauai, but now live and work on O'ahu.... love your vlog! mahalo!
Mahalo 🤗 Thank you. Our next episode is on Big Island and then we’re going to Maui next month after our trip to Japan and planning multiple episodes there, including a day on Lanai. We are all falling in love with the islands 🥰
Just discovered your content yesterday coz of this vlog! I live here in Hawaii now and always love to watch content in Oahu so I can try them. I have seen a lot of content in Hawaii and yours is one of my absolute favorites! Good fun and quality information! Really enjoyed this video! Since I’m new here just wondering, how come Reagan doesn’t travel with you?
Welcome to our channel 🤗 so happy you found us and you like our episode. To answer your question, Reagan likes staying home and going to in person school. We also share custody with her mom so she likes staying home with her when we travel.
@@AlwaysBeChanging Thanks for answering my question!! I have enjoyed the other videos on your channel! I like the format of your content, it’s mix between travel show, food show and vlog! Pretty refreshing to watch because it’s a different tone from the other ones I’ve watched!
If you ever come back to Hawaii I recommend Adellas Country Eatery, they make homemade noodles/pasta made with different ingredients and then take it to eat at Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens
Clarification on Hawaii/Hawaiian directions. Majority of locals on Oahu use island areas when giving directions...North Shore/Haleiwa/Kahuku...for obvious reasons as they're on the N-side of Oahu...East/Windward...often used in reference to the area btwn Kualoa/Waiahole to Kailua/Waimanalo...S-shore, used in reference to area btwn Hawaii Kai/Maunalua Bay & Waipahu, which includes WKK/HNL & Pearl Harbor...W/Leeward... referring to area from Pearl City/Waipahu to Waianae/Mokuleia. Usually Very dry, like desert. Normal cardinal points of reference usually do not work w/regards to island directions Taro is tuberous root, akin to potato, sweet potato & yam. The wholly taro plant represents origins of Hawaiian culture. Much too long to get into here, even in Cliff-Notes/generalized version!-lol..In essence, it's sacred cornerstone/building block of Hawaiian culture, specifically & Polynesian society, in general
Enjoy your vlogs! But you guys missed out on Ted's Bakery - the birthplace of Haupia pie, since you guys love desserts. Regarding the garlic shrimps - Giovanni's Shrimp truck is the one - day or night, rain or shine, there's always a line! There was no line where you went for a reason. Lastly, you also missed Matsumoto Shave Ice, which is the best on the island. Ask any local. But I'm sure you guys will be back. Make sure to explore Waikiki - my # 1 resto - Marukame Udon! That is the first place I always go to for food when I land.
It’s hard to hit them all. We were torn between Matsumoto and Uncle Clay. Uncle Clays was so delicious I can’t imagine a better one but I guess we’ll have to go back and compare 👍🏻. And looking forward to trying Marukame Udon sometime! Thanks for watching!
hello from you know who - my wife and I and our 3 yr old son came to Hawaii for a month. We were supposed to go to Cebu but some friendly Muslims got their dander up and ran thru the airport shooting and we figured that I would stand out too much so we picked Hawaii instead, this being 35 years ago. Since then we have been to Maui three times, once for our son's ( wife's idea ) destination wedding. $$$ - sugar for ever.
Taro - in Philippines we call it "Gabi" in Tagalog. But in our mother tongue ilokano from northern part of Philippines we call it " Aba ". That's delicious when it is cook by a coconut milk, blended with some ginger, chili, pork or shrimp. And that's what we call " La-ing" in Tagalog. Super delicious 🤤
@@AlwaysBeChanging and now that you are in Hawaii, it's like a bit of US + Philippines, there are plenty or should I say Hundred of thousands, of Filipinos are there, and mostly they speak the same language as we do " ilokano dialect" because some of the many first farmers before who went in Hawaii to work as farmers ( same as the Japanese did) They are from Ilocos and Cagayan, the Upper northern part of the Philippines.. And that's a fact, because my great grandfather was one of the farmers and become settlers in Hawaii before. 😊😊😊😊 Enjoy your Hawaiian adventure, Godbless 🙏
@@AlwaysBeChanging Filipinos are everywhere... Even the remote island like Faroe Island, there are a lot of Filipinos. ( It's in the middle of Iceland and Norway ) But US territories like Guam, Saipan (Mariana Islands with Tinian and Rota), Palau , American Samoa are just like Hawaii, it's a second home for thousands of Filipinos.
My goodness so much food, looks delicious, not a sweats eating gal but looked good. I hope u shared a bite of each dessert. GOD BLESs you all and Happy EASTER! I would love to see how people celebrate the risen LORD.
fyi - the Portuguese people not only brought the malasada to Hawaii, but they also brought the instrument that became the iconic ukulele! originally known as machete or braguina, this instrument became popular when Joao Fernandez was seen playing one so fast and skillfully, the Hawaiians said something like 'his fingers are moving so fast, like jumping fleas...' Uku = flea, Lele = jump.
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Guys! That commercial was awesome and a wonderful and unexpected surprise full of fun... Phil's drool showed his commitment to the craft. Kids tweaking on sugar was fun too.
Haha so happy you liked the ad. We’re trying to make them as entertaining as possible. And we had a lot of fun with it. 😊
Omg, you guys totally rocked that Kuala Ranch video! We had no clue they offered such cool tours. Your channel always has something new and awesome for us to discover. And can we talk about Colt's obsession with Lizard? Too freaking cute!
We were blown away by the experience there! We could have stayed all day doing tour after tour. And yes, let's talk about Colt's lizard OBSESSION... it's real and it's strong. He'll even being searching for lizards in Japan, I'm no doubt he'll find them.
10:39 - LOL, this is too funny 😂 We can't stop laughing at Phil's dramatic voice and all that drooling 😂 The acting was so extra, it's hilarious 😂
Hahahaha! So happy you think it's funny. We loved getting creative and being silly.
You remember that guy who talked to you RIGHT after you said leave a like and subscribe, that was me. Nice to see you guys!
😄 Yes!! It’s so cool when our digital life and real-world life collide :) Thanks for saying hello there!
Love this family! Can’t wait for the next vlog. ❤
Yay! Thank you!
you can get spam musubi pretty much anywhere in Hawaii - gas stations, sporting events, and golf courses! I brought a friend from California to a golf course and he was so surprised/happy to see spam musubi after the 9th hole... visitors get the usual hot dog or sandwich, but locals get musubi...
I get it. I e been craving them ever since we left.
Okay seriously, your vlogs always make us sooo hungry. Nelvine's all-time fave is Jenny's Shrimp. And don't even get me started on those desserts - the kids go wild for them, especially the shave ice. And Erin had me drooling when she was chowing down on that poke. Yummm!
You inspire us!!! Your episodes get better with each one and it motivates us to keep improving too. And when we've been working hard and feel tired, we think about our next meet up and it keeps us going :) Love you guys!
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Aloha ABC family! Wow I'm the first one ...Hello from Maryland nice to see you guys back to AMERICA!!♥
Hello in Maryland. It great to find so much culture in the US :)
that drool … epic !
Haha! It was interesting how good he was at it 😂
if you're going to a potluck in Hawai'i, coco puffs are a welcome contribution - it's definitely not just for tourists! lol.
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Hahaha! Some of the other movies shot in/around Kualoa ranch include Mighty Joe Young(1988) & Windtalkers (2002)
So many! It’s a beautiful location 😊
I love visiting Hawaii and especially O 'ahu, my "second" home! I lived there for a year and a half! My son was born there, my "little kahuna. You enjoy the other islands like Maui and The Big Island.
Phil your " ad" was hilliariouly funny and almost legit! Ha ha : ))
So happy you like the ad!! 🙏 The Big Island will be our next vlog and then we go to Maui next month (after our Japan trip).
You Guys Chose Some Good Places To Eat! Popular Spots For Locals As Well As Visitors. Safe Travels And Aloha🤙🏽
Aloha! 🤙 we really enjoyed everything we ate and I’ve been craving the grocery store poke and masubis ever since we left.
Im a Filipino and I live in Hawaii. Im always watching you guys esp. Most of your episodes was filmed in the Philippines
don't forget - every island in Hawai'i has it's own vibe and things to do... I grew up on Kauai, but now live and work on O'ahu.... love your vlog! mahalo!
Mahalo 🤗 Thank you. Our next episode is on Big Island and then we’re going to Maui next month after our trip to Japan and planning multiple episodes there, including a day on Lanai. We are all falling in love with the islands 🥰
The chicken cross the road😂😂😂😂 I love this video 📷 post more please😂😂
Can I just say that Colt has beautiful eyes? Anyways, great episode!
Thank you, thank you and 🙏
Taro is available at grocery stores in Idaho. I'm sure most states. It's great for soups.
That's good to know. Thanks!
Just discovered your content yesterday coz of this vlog! I live here in Hawaii now and always love to watch content in Oahu so I can try them. I have seen a lot of content in Hawaii and yours is one of my absolute favorites! Good fun and quality information! Really enjoyed this video! Since I’m new here just wondering, how come Reagan doesn’t travel with you?
Welcome to our channel 🤗 so happy you found us and you like our episode. To answer your question, Reagan likes staying home and going to in person school. We also share custody with her mom so she likes staying home with her when we travel.
@@AlwaysBeChanging Thanks for answering my question!! I have enjoyed the other videos on your channel! I like the format of your content, it’s mix between travel show, food show and vlog! Pretty refreshing to watch because it’s a different tone from the other ones I’ve watched!
If you ever come back to Hawaii I recommend Adellas Country Eatery, they make homemade noodles/pasta made with different ingredients and then take it to eat at Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens
What a cool channel!!
Thank you! 🤗 so happy you found us!
Wow you guys had a lot of food, sweet food yummy. I would love to go around that grocery store you visited. I would love to see more of Hawaii 😊👏
I could live in that grocery store!
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Yeah me too 😆😆😆
Do a Japan Vlog!!! :) :p
Absolutely!! He head there very soon.
Clarification on Hawaii/Hawaiian directions. Majority of locals on Oahu use island areas when giving directions...North Shore/Haleiwa/Kahuku...for obvious reasons as they're on the N-side of Oahu...East/Windward...often used in reference to the area btwn Kualoa/Waiahole to Kailua/Waimanalo...S-shore, used in reference to area btwn Hawaii Kai/Maunalua Bay & Waipahu, which includes WKK/HNL & Pearl Harbor...W/Leeward... referring to area from Pearl City/Waipahu to Waianae/Mokuleia. Usually Very dry, like desert. Normal cardinal points of reference usually do not work w/regards to island directions
Taro is tuberous root, akin to potato, sweet potato & yam. The wholly taro plant represents origins of Hawaiian culture. Much too long to get into here, even in Cliff-Notes/generalized version!-lol..In essence, it's sacred cornerstone/building block of Hawaiian culture, specifically & Polynesian society, in general
Thank you 🙏 for that great info! 😊
Enjoy your vlogs! But you guys missed out on Ted's Bakery - the birthplace of Haupia pie, since you guys love desserts. Regarding the garlic shrimps - Giovanni's Shrimp truck is the one - day or night, rain or shine, there's always a line! There was no line where you went for a reason. Lastly, you also missed Matsumoto Shave Ice, which is the best on the island. Ask any local. But I'm sure you guys will be back. Make sure to explore Waikiki - my # 1 resto - Marukame Udon! That is the first place I always go to for food when I land.
It’s hard to hit them all. We were torn between Matsumoto and Uncle Clay. Uncle Clays was so delicious I can’t imagine a better one but I guess we’ll have to go back and compare 👍🏻. And looking forward to trying Marukame Udon sometime! Thanks for watching!
Aloha!
Aloha! 🌺
Brooklyn is so cute ❤❤
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hello from you know who - my wife and I and our 3 yr old son came to Hawaii for a month. We were
supposed to go to Cebu but some friendly Muslims got their dander up and ran thru the airport shooting
and we figured that I would stand out too much so we picked Hawaii instead, this being 35 years ago. Since
then we have been to Maui three times, once for our son's ( wife's idea ) destination wedding. $$$ - sugar for ever.
Wow! So glad you decided to play it safe and stay in Maui. We’re actually going to check out that island next month 🤩.
I love the skit!!! and of course, I love the channel. Keep it up! :)
🥰 thank you thank you!
Love it! Will you get a chance to make it to Kauai?
Not this trip but we are coming back to Hawaii in May. We'll be in Maui and probably Lanai for a day. We'll have to look into Kauai.
Bondage accessory.... lol
Haha 😆 we didn’t know how many people would catch that.
Never had Spam?
Nope, that was my first time 😊
@Always Be Changing Going to Oahu for the first time in June and I'm definitely gonna try the musubi. 😎👍Nice channel also.😁
@@michaelnino5082 Thanks 😊 We loved the masubis. We craved them for a week after getting back. You’re going to have a great time!
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Spam.... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spam_(food)
Taro - in Philippines we call it "Gabi" in Tagalog. But in our mother tongue ilokano from northern part of Philippines we call it " Aba ".
That's delicious when it is cook by a coconut milk, blended with some ginger, chili, pork or shrimp.
And that's what we call " La-ing" in Tagalog. Super delicious 🤤
That sounds so good. I bet it’s delicious 😋 Yum!
@@AlwaysBeChanging and now that you are in Hawaii, it's like a bit of US + Philippines, there are plenty or should I say Hundred of thousands, of Filipinos are there, and mostly they speak the same language as we do " ilokano dialect" because some of the many first farmers before who went in Hawaii to work as farmers ( same as the Japanese did)
They are from Ilocos and Cagayan, the Upper northern part of the Philippines..
And that's a fact, because my great grandfather was one of the farmers and become settlers in Hawaii before.
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Enjoy your Hawaiian adventure, Godbless 🙏
@@Neil1588 the snow puffies are from a Filipino bakery 🥰.
@@AlwaysBeChanging Filipinos are everywhere... Even the remote island like Faroe Island, there are a lot of Filipinos. ( It's in the middle of Iceland and Norway )
But US territories like Guam, Saipan (Mariana Islands with Tinian and Rota), Palau , American Samoa are just like Hawaii, it's a second home for thousands of Filipinos.
My goodness so much food, looks delicious, not a sweats eating gal but looked good. I hope u shared a bite of each dessert. GOD BLESs you all and Happy EASTER! I would love to see how people celebrate the risen LORD.
Thank you!! You might be surprised that I (Erin) am not a sweets fan either, but they were exceptional bites 😋
@@lifesabeach5405 your answer is in the Bible, read it. FYI: quickly
FYI....@ 4:00...Malama=To care for, protect. Farmer=Mahi'ai=Mah-hee-eye
Thank you. Getting the exact accent and pronunciation of things is hard for me. Phil is great at it though. We appreciate the help!
In some parts of O'ahu, you can find Jackson chameleons in the trees....
So cool!! Colt will love to know that.
Try spam onigiri in Japan also, you can buy it family mart convenient store only
We kept our eyes out for masubis in Japan but didn’t come across any, or any spam.
fyi - the Portuguese people not only brought the malasada to Hawaii, but they also brought the instrument that became the iconic ukulele! originally known as machete or braguina, this instrument became popular when Joao Fernandez was seen playing one so fast and skillfully, the Hawaiians said something like 'his fingers are moving so fast, like jumping fleas...' Uku = flea, Lele = jump.
That is fascinating!!! Thank you for sharing that bit of history 🙏
@@AlwaysBeChanging my pleasure - I actually teach ukulele to middle school students...
@@lifesabeach5405 actually, He'e Nalu (surfing) is accredited to Hawai'i.
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