Hi I live in Cebu actually with my wife. There are a few downsides but far less stress than USA. I will tell you this after being here a few years. Be careful some people are nice at first not later
Indian food is the best! Davao City has massive number of Indian restaurants. I’m glad to see that Cebu has Indian restaurants too. Give it some time, try different Indian food from different regions of India. You will be hooked. I tried Indian food for the first time at 25. Big fan ever since
There are more Indian restaurants here in Cebu than in Davao City, for sure, because it has one of the largest permanent Indian population in the country. Aside from the transient residents like Indian students studying medicine in 7 Medicine schools in Cebu, Indian community has long been established in Cebu City than in Davao City. In fact, there are Hindu temples found around Cebu. Goa Nights is an award-winning international fine-dining bar and restaurant based in Macau.
Britt you are TOO FUNNY. Indian food ROCKS and yes it can be spicy. Next time try these as they will not disappoint: Tikka Masala (chicken) Korma (chicken) and Tandoori chicken - you will start speaking Japanese - your first word will be: OHMYGOSHY ;o)
Our cuisine is based on Indian, Chinese,African and European cuisines. We called it Creole Cuisine in the Seychelles. What you eat today is what I cook once a week for me and my wife. I do not like fermented vegetables too. Lentils are like every family home dishes in my country. We make soups, curries with vegetables, cook with meat or spam, it is very nutritional and high in protein and fiber. Some people even fermented it into alcohol..
@Britt....I suggest you drop the word 'ka' when you greet someone in Cebuano. Local Cebuanos don't use 'ka' when they greet each other. The word 'ka' is used only by Tagalog-speaking people in Metro Manila areas and surrounding regions. Simply say 'Kumusta' which makes you sound more local and would endear you more by locals. Take note that local Cebuanos aren't fond of speaking Tagalog. Practice speaking in Cebuano language rather than Tagalog as you're based in Cebu so that you will get more local friends. If you get greeted 'Kumusta' by a local, simply answer 'Maayo man' (I'm good or I'm well) or 'Okay lang' (I'm okay).
@@BrittMcalister I seen several people asking about fishing in the Philippines, but not much info. If your game Britt, check out Cebu Rainbow Runner Deep Sea Fishing. Get a few friends to go with you and make a video
These are the types of videos I like where we can see balanced meals with chef level prepared veggies in the Philippines. Only one thing is missing though? The price for that meal? Was it above the normal? It looked awesome.
You will love Indian food. Just wait until you try butter chicken, tandoori chicken, garlic naan bread, and more. Chicken tikka masala may become your favorite but technically is British Indian.
Great video thanks for the Indian Food Goa Knight Excellent!
@@JosephThompson-mu4ey Thanks for commenting.
filipino here watching from central negros island... You're a nice guy! ♥️🇵🇭
Thanks! 😃
sa umpisa lang magaling yan, baka gaya rin yan ng ibang expat vlogger ng dumami na subscriber puro negatibo na yung vlog 😂
Nothing beats Indian foods cooked by Indians, love them its cheap in Gulf states, Dubai, Saudia, Qatar etc
Thanks for commenting.
@@fashionfgurl18 appreciate the comment.
Best tasting food for the most affordable prices...
@fashionfgurl18 Thanks so much for the feedback. Loved seeing the comment.
@@MMX-fh5tn Thanks for the feedback.
That was hilarious when you ate the fermented vegetables, lol.
@@michaelmcalister8263 Thanks for watching and commenting.
You’re just a natural Britt! 😂 👏
@@MRS.RM1 Thanks for the encouragement.
Waiting for the video of you on the porcelain throne blowing fire😂
Mark must be a really cool 😎 guy. He got you out of your comfort zone and tried some new food way to go.
It was a great experience. Will go back.
Hi I live in Cebu actually with my wife. There are a few downsides but far less stress than USA. I will tell you this after being here a few years. Be careful some people are nice at first not later
Indian food is the best! Davao City has massive number of Indian restaurants. I’m glad to see that Cebu has Indian restaurants too. Give it some time, try different Indian food from different regions of India. You will be hooked. I tried Indian food for the first time at 25. Big fan ever since
There are more Indian restaurants here in Cebu than in Davao City, for sure, because it has one of the largest permanent Indian population in the country. Aside from the transient residents like Indian students studying medicine in 7 Medicine schools in Cebu, Indian community has long been established in Cebu City than in Davao City. In fact, there are Hindu temples found around Cebu. Goa Nights is an award-winning international fine-dining bar and restaurant based in Macau.
Sweeeeden 😊
Indians food look delicious 😋
It was!
Britt you are TOO FUNNY. Indian food ROCKS and yes it can be spicy. Next time try these as they will not disappoint: Tikka Masala (chicken) Korma (chicken) and Tandoori chicken - you will start speaking Japanese - your first word will be: OHMYGOSHY ;o)
Thanks for the info. Appreciate the comment.
Our cuisine is based on Indian, Chinese,African and European cuisines. We called it Creole Cuisine in the Seychelles. What you eat today is what I cook once a week for me and my wife. I do not like fermented vegetables too. Lentils are like every family home dishes in my country. We make soups, curries with vegetables, cook with meat or spam, it is very nutritional and high in protein and fiber. Some people even fermented it into alcohol..
@charlesetienne6037 My very 1st time. I thoroughly enjoyed the meal. Except the veggies.
@@charlesetienne6037 Thanks for commenting.
The sisig and letson in sugbo Mercado is yum
Love most the food there is good. 😊
Ha! This must have been where you guys were eating the other day when I messaged you. lol Great video man!
Thanks for watching.
@Britt....I suggest you drop the word 'ka' when you greet someone in Cebuano. Local Cebuanos don't use 'ka' when they greet each other. The word 'ka' is used only by Tagalog-speaking people in Metro Manila areas and surrounding regions. Simply say 'Kumusta' which makes you sound more local and would endear you more by locals. Take note that local Cebuanos aren't fond of speaking Tagalog. Practice speaking in Cebuano language rather than Tagalog as you're based in Cebu so that you will get more local friends. If you get greeted 'Kumusta' by a local, simply answer 'Maayo man' (I'm good or I'm well) or 'Okay lang' (I'm okay).
As Americans love fishing ! Please Britt, Show us some good Fishing spots there in Cebu Philippines !!
@JojoNatividad-sf6lp I have seen fisherman here. I'll ask around. See what I can find out.
@@BrittMcalister I seen several people asking about fishing in the Philippines, but not much info. If your game Britt, check out Cebu Rainbow Runner Deep Sea Fishing. Get a few friends to go with you and make a video
Indian food is great. I hope your stomach handles it lol
I hope so too
These are the types of videos I like where we can see balanced meals with chef level prepared veggies in the Philippines. Only one thing is missing though? The price for that meal? Was it above the normal? It looked awesome.
It was 600 pesos. $10.30
You will love Indian food. Just wait until you try butter chicken, tandoori chicken, garlic naan bread, and more. Chicken tikka masala may become your favorite but technically is British Indian.
I'll most definitely go back.
the daughter looks older than the mom 🤣
Your friend is Vegan, does he find it difficult to find places to eat or does he mainly prepare his own food?
@@Kracaus He does buy snacks. But he has several restaurants he frequently visits.
OMG!!! I would have to have a gallon of water right there to wash it down.
Was it served with a bottle of Pepto-Bismol?
This guy needs serious help with how to eat Indian food... Not bad for very first time...
@@MMX-fh5tn lol. Thanks for the feedback. It's greatly appreciated.
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