This was one of my most memorable experiences while in SG! I remember the food, fun and fellowship in your home like it was yesterday! The video turned out great - it was worth the wait for the finished product! Good edits. You definitely captured the essence and energy of that day! Thank you!🙏🏾 - The Naked Doctor
if you liked the pork skin, and enjoy casual drinks with friends, try the fried chicken skin to snack on (sometimes, i just pair it with rice and eat it for lunch lol) or maybe something even better, sisig.
The good thing about us Filipino we always introduce our very delightful food to everyone and they just loved it..a million thumbs up for our kababayan👌👍
Filipinos love eating and no matter how simple the foods when it is eaten with the people who matters to you and your friends it becomes the most delicious food in the world
That was a cute version, gusto ko yun. And in Kapampangan, I think the term Soy, is like an endearment or respect use for men. I'm not sure, please, kapatid na mga Kapampangan, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
Here in the Philippines, we are the same as the Black Community, all of us are family: The Boodle Fights symbolizes you dropped your guard to accept and be with your friends and treat them as your family. Peace
Great array of Filipino foods laid out here and the guests were so engaging and polite about everything on the boodle table ;)! Kudos to FoodieMomma for preparing this for our foreigner friends. However, I have to comment that mangosteen is not really indigenous to the Philippines (the first time I managed to try this fruit was in Bangkok, Thailand in the 90s). Yes, we can see mangosteen being sold in groceries all over the Philippines but if you're talking about if we grew up eating this, it's a negative. And if it is grown somewhere in Mindanao now, then that's only NOW. Coming from the northern island of Luzon, during my kid days, the only way to sample durian then was as durian candy from Davao or some province there in Mindanao. It was not indigenously grown in Luzon except perhaps by a few fruit tree afficionados. Again, my first taste of fresh durian was in Bangkok, Thailand decades ago. Of course, these 2 fruits might be the only one available for purchase in the Singapore market when this video was shot. But I would go more for "santol (cotton fruit)", which Singapore also sells, guyabano (soursop), and even atis (custard apple) fruits as indigenously Filipino. These days, they are hard to source even in the Philippines. The funny thing, dragon fruit which is not indigenously Filipino, is popularly being grown and sold in Luzon now - har har ;)!
I disagree with you about mangosteen not being native to the Philippines. I am 47 years old now. My dad who used to work in Davao brought mangosteen every time he went home when we were kids.
@@arnie3631 I did mention that mangosteen can be sourced in Mindanao but it was not native to the Philippines since even pre-Spanish or Spanish times ;). Most likely we got a seed or seedling of it when Thailand started exporting it to the Philippines a few decades ago ;)!
I am just curious how the African people produce this kind of sound in their language 9:13 it is just so fascinating. I have tried to replicate this and failed horribly :D
Watching this truly makes me miss Philippines so much. I had the honor of having budol fight three separate occasions and each one was uniquely different and is impossible to choose which one was my favorite cause everything was so sarap!
You must pick a young okra because its soft and crunchy.. These guys must come to the Philippines to experience the different level of yumminess because filipino food are amazing..
Calamansoy sounds better! The man with curly hair and necklace is so funny. I enjoyed watching you guys! Nagutom ako. Nagsaing tuloy ako at nagprito ng isda, gumawa ng sawsawan then kumain. After the pandemic, I will try to do the boodle fight with our German friends. Thanks for this video.
This was one of my most memorable experiences while in SG! I remember the food, fun and fellowship in your home like it was yesterday! The video turned out great - it was worth the wait for the finished product! Good edits. You definitely captured the essence and energy of that day! Thank you!🙏🏾 - The Naked Doctor
Thanks to you, DeeCee! 'til our next feast! Hopefully in Chicago ❤️
if you liked the pork skin, and enjoy casual drinks with friends, try the fried chicken skin to snack on (sometimes, i just pair it with rice and eat it for lunch lol) or maybe something even better, sisig.
More filo foods to try sir! 😊
I suggests sisig, kare-kare, kaldereta and more... 🤭😁😍
New subscriber, interesting vlog. Watching from Connecticut USA
@@ryanrhea1 thank you! See you on the next video 😄
The good thing about us Filipino we always introduce our very delightful food to everyone and they just loved it..a million thumbs up for our kababayan👌👍
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Filipina present here. I love tilapia..... kakagutom na naman.
I'll try anything but durian and balut
Black Panther is still alive! Wakanda forever!
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Yesss...
Patrick Beverley 😂
I love this comment. Wakanda forever..
WAKANDA FOREVER!! 🙌
The lady so humble and I love the way she talks
Because she live in uk
*Noticed that, too. I like her temperament.*
This is the Video of Respect, Unity, Sharing, gratitude of being a human being.
Filipinos love eating and no matter how simple the foods when it is eaten with the people who matters to you and your friends it becomes the most delicious food in the world
So true
yes
I love this mix of people. So open and having an educated conversation about food is so refreshing.
Feeling hungry watching, really want to try Filipino food love from Cameroon 🇨🇲
yess that true I am filipino sister
Are we going to ignore "Calamansoy" because it's also correct lol
wittiest comment I've seen😄
That was a cute version, gusto ko yun. And in Kapampangan, I think the term Soy, is like an endearment or respect use for men. I'm not sure, please, kapatid na mga Kapampangan, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
A new term like it.
@@thepinoychoppingboard1012 *soy* is like *bro* in kapampangan 😊
Nice combination! Calamsoy! tagalog = toyomansi
Black and Filipino, the love, passion, dance, family oriented and sense of humor is so similar 💖💖💖 I love me some black culture 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Here in the Philippines, we are the same as the Black Community, all of us are family: The Boodle Fights symbolizes you dropped your guard to accept and be with your friends and treat them as your family.
Peace
The Man wearing a white shirt looks like Chadwick Boseman. Wakanda!!!
You can't fool us Chadwick Boseman.... ❤️❤️❤️
I love when he said he doesnt like okra but still tried it for the culture . Very respectful unlike alot of people lol
The many different reactions people get from the durian fruit amazes me so much! Personally, it tastes and smells like onions and mango! 😂
i personaly love how it smells and i love the taste😂💖
Exactly! it really smells like onion..
I miss the world where everything is still normal😭.
HI FRIENDSHIP 🐷🇯🇵
Me too
Leon Esperanza, I feel you..🙏⛪❤
Hey, eating is not prohibited.
Somebody notify Hollywood there’s black panther clone hiding in Singapore 😁
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😅😆🤣🤣🧐👌
That guy with the white shirt/necklace looks like Chadwick Boseman
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wakanda forever!
HI FRIENDSHIPS 🐷🇯🇵
for real!
Yeah right
Looks very delicious! You guys looks like like you're having fun! 🌺
The lost brother of the black panther is finally found.
Wakanda forever.
"Calamansoy" I prefer his term. 😂
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Sounds better than "toyomansi" really.
HI FRIENDSHIPS 🐷🇯🇵
@@mel124177 yes, correct, I much love how they call Toyomansi and now I will starting using Calamansoy. Nice Idea Sir! :)
Yeah, this sounds more Pinoy :D This video is great!
We all know when a TH-camr put the title PHILLIPINES it’s going viral immediately.Advance welcome to from us
I agree 👍even myself 😄
Great array of Filipino foods laid out here and the guests were so engaging and polite about everything on the boodle table ;)! Kudos to FoodieMomma for preparing this for our foreigner friends.
However, I have to comment that mangosteen is not really indigenous to the Philippines (the first time I managed to try this fruit was in Bangkok, Thailand in the 90s). Yes, we can see mangosteen being sold in groceries all over the Philippines but if you're talking about if we grew up eating this, it's a negative. And if it is grown somewhere in Mindanao now, then that's only NOW.
Coming from the northern island of Luzon, during my kid days, the only way to sample durian then was as durian candy from Davao or some province there in Mindanao. It was not indigenously grown in Luzon except perhaps by a few fruit tree afficionados. Again, my first taste of fresh durian was in Bangkok, Thailand decades ago.
Of course, these 2 fruits might be the only one available for purchase in the Singapore market when this video was shot. But I would go more for "santol (cotton fruit)", which Singapore also sells, guyabano (soursop), and even atis (custard apple) fruits as indigenously Filipino. These days, they are hard to source even in the Philippines. The funny thing, dragon fruit which is not indigenously Filipino, is popularly being grown and sold in Luzon now - har har ;)!
I disagree with you about mangosteen not being native to the Philippines. I am 47 years old now. My dad who used to work in Davao brought mangosteen every time he went home when we were kids.
@@arnie3631 I did mention that mangosteen can be sourced in Mindanao but it was not native to the Philippines since even pre-Spanish or Spanish times ;). Most likely we got a seed or seedling of it when Thailand started exporting it to the Philippines a few decades ago ;)!
Love them seeing making honest compliments and commenting every bite 😍💕😋😋😋😋❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Great to see you guys
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I watched cause I really thought I saw Chadwick! Also, the food are delicious so yeah I watched anyway.
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He doesn’t even have to fake the accent!
Black Panther and Floyed Mayweather are in the house😁
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😂😂😂
Amazing! 😂😂😂
i can tell you're not black
@@the_batmayne7854 ?
Thank u dude, I will use the word "Calamansoy" now than "Toyomansi" 😅😂
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Durian is described as "It taste like heaven and smells like hell." fyi
Hahahah yeah funny right? It really is.. But tastes good
Very delicious, but, beware for your BP.
@Ray Anthony Brady yeah I dont get how it smells bad
@@killerbait8240 exposure I guess, usually public markets had the same smell of this fruit.
Im Happy to See King T'challa Enjoying his Feast!! Long Live The KING!! WAKANDA FOREVA..
Love the conversations. Its so natural.
FILIPINO BUDDLE FIGHT EXPERIENCE YUMMY
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Boodle
YES YOU SHOULD TRY IT✨😍
Great video! Yummy spread! Love their perspectives as well.
This was so cool to watch from someone who lives in San Francisco Bay Area. SG seems like a really cool place! I enjoyed this video so much!
The lady is cute.. she's adorable...
Wow nice explanation foofiemomma! You are well informed about everything and that's awesome of you!
Thank you ❤️
Just seeing foreigners eating filipino food, makes me follow and like them so fast. Hahaha
Im so happy that they like our Filipino food style
These guys are great! definitely the kind of people whom I want to be friends with
Knowledgeable and cultured
11:18 their reaction was priceless hahaha
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I am just curious how the African people produce this kind of sound in their language 9:13 it is just so fascinating. I have tried to replicate this and failed horribly :D
In linguistics we call it click sounds. Common in some African languages
This is wholesome AF ❤️❤️
Watching this truly makes me miss Philippines so much. I had the honor of having budol fight three separate occasions and each one was uniquely different and is impossible to choose which one was my favorite cause everything was so sarap!
is it just me or does he looks like chadwick boseman?
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Yes he look like him.
HI FRIENDSHIPS 🐷🇯🇵
The conversation is so much entertaining. I like it
We really dropped the ball on calling it "calamansoy"
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Imma start calling it calamansoy 😅
HI FRIENDSHIPS 🐷🇯🇵
This is AWESOME! Filipino food is life, point blank period.
I thought the black panther death were fake news when I’m seeing him here eating Filipino foods.
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Haha same here bro. I thougt its him black panther 😆😆
I like him hes not picky..
@@edmarzignacio5777 agree! he grew up in Zimbabwe before he moved to UK so he has more culture exposure 🙂
Wakanda forever
I like that they are open to trying them. That is what it matters
Black Panther in the house! 🙌 🙌 🙌
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I loveeee seeing other nationalities enjoying our food!!!! Food is the number one pove language that everyone on earth understands!!!!
i loved their reactions. need more reaction videos from them!
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How you introduce the dishes per sequence and guide these eaters are an eye opener, extremely helpful.
Thank you ❤️
I have my african business partners they Loves Filipino foods..
Proud of you Kabayan, spreading Filipino traditional style of food presentation and being Hospitable to visitors😊👍
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Dissect the fish buddy hahaha lol yummy. I miss all the Filipino foods. Aloha from Hawaii .
May the god will blessed you all the people in the world spread love from Philippines
when yt recommend this vid i immediately click, not because of the food 😂but because i saw black panther on him😔🙏🙏
I love this! Seeing non filipino eat like us Filipinos is awesome to see :)
Thanks!🙂
"Calamansoy" cute. 😁
Ikr!😁
HI FRIENDSHIPS 🐷🇯🇵
Hungry jealous tummy here watching bravo chef. They love Filipino food
Wow, what a spread! Are you allowed to bring Durian into your building?🤣
Hahaha! Yes! As long as you open and eat it inside your home lol
Loving the atmosphere there and the foods.❤️🙏🏻
Enjoy the filipino food Chadwick Boseman . 😎😅👊 Wakanda forever ✌
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Yummy food..good to see that they also appreciate pinoy foods...
It’s the “Calamansoy” for me! Lol
Whoah! These are very cultured people eating our food! Such a joy watching them dissect this experience! Very cool!
6:42 bruhh the way he explained
I enjoyed watching this video! Great guests! Loved the conversation!
mangosteen is delicious but so freaking expensive. lol but wait till they eat longgan. i could eat a whole sack of it 😂😂😂 it's my fav fruit
Proud of you kabayan sa pagintroduce ng Filipino food,watching hre in Kovan Singapore.
Why am I seeing Pao Gasol, Kyrie Irving, Queen Latifah, and Taye Diggs? - :) Nice video... Thanks for appreciating our Filipino style boodle fight.... :)
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Ang galing ng food preparation. Na miss ko ang boddle fight na sikat sa Pilipinas. Sana palaganapin pa natin ang meal tradition na ito.
At first i thought i saw my hottie baby Chadwick come back to life in SG
Dang that bold guy ...love this English couple of friends..
The guy on the left is very smart.. This is cool, awesome group. 👍
Its nice to see foreigners are being introduced to Filipino foods and they enjoy eating it. Kudos to your channel.
Thank you!❤️
“Black people” description is a bit off. Don’t know what should be a more appropriate word to use for them but saying black people is abit off for me.
maybe african-americans?
@Kay Flip it’s better than being INsensitive. And oh, btw, don’t bro me, we aren’t bro’s.
Love a Filipino community and milllions of Filipinos will love you back. Trust me
Bagoong with fried fish is so good with tomatoes and rice. I'd be contented already. Great eat guys!
You must pick a young okra because its soft and crunchy..
These guys must come to the Philippines to experience the different level of yumminess because filipino food are amazing..
Filipino here 😍😍 proud if u guys 😍😍 love love her from philippines 😊
What a thoroughly nice bunch of peeps!!!
Nakka gutom nman yan while watching. na mimiss k tuloy kainan n ganyan.
Eat boddle feast by the beach! Best experience eating boddle then swimming at the sea after.
Love it that they tried it
Sarapppp naglalaway aq while watching ur gastronomic video...love it ..mabuhay!
I kinda like how they having fun😊
These folks are so amazing.👍🏽
Watching them makes me very hungry *drools*
I have to stop watching videos like this, it makes me hungry😂
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Gosh my mouth is watering. It more delicious when eat with more friends or family members.
I’m getting hungry watching them! So jealous 😋😋😋
black panther is still aive and eating our filipino food..wow!!
They seems so nice, love watching this 😊 always enyoyed watching mukbang😁 for me food is life✌😅
Calamansoy sounds better!
The man with curly hair and necklace is so funny. I enjoyed watching you guys!
Nagutom ako. Nagsaing tuloy ako at nagprito ng isda, gumawa ng sawsawan then kumain. After the pandemic, I will try to do the boodle fight with our German friends.
Thanks for this video.
Thank you so much!❤️
We put alot of chili 🌶️ also in soy sauce and calamansi with chopped onions and tomato. And also Wakanda forever.
I clicked like because it is a Filipino content, I took the bait, yummy, now I’m hooked 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣✌🏼
Men I'm starting to starving when I see these kinds of dishes! but I really enjoyed your vlog thanks for introducing our Filipino dishes 😉😉😉😉😉👍👍👍👍👍
You can also try sinamak and garlic dip to lompya
I enjoyed watching you guys eating filipino food. I like your smiles. Especially the woman, thank you keep safe...