Taho vendors will always be an integral part of our filipino childhoods memories, especially to those like me who immigrated away from home. Thank you for making this ❤
Now this reminds me of Kuya Taho Vendor who's been selling on our street since 1980s. It's so heartwarming that his regular customers who used to be toddlers are now in their 30s and 20s, some are already married with kids, nurse, engineers, teachers, etc. (that includes myself). What's amazing is his recipe never changed, still the best taho in the city, not too sweet but not bland at all. ♥️
It's so nice of you to feature Henry's life as magtataho. And It all started how solenn and nico featured him as apart of tili's routine of having her daily fixed of taho. I hope Henry will have more business in that village.
Love Kuya Henry’s personality, character, and positive attitude! My heart was deeply touched when he prayed to the Holy Family before he left for the day. His customers are blessed to have him! I wish there is a way for me to show my own gratitude and support towards him! He is no doubt one of our everyday heroes!
Taho has this superpower that makes me get up at 6am sharp everyday and run around the house looking for loose change. The best talaga yung biglang gigising ka, hahabulin mo si manong taho nang walang hila-hilamos tapos lutang ka pa from kama. This is nice erwan!
Kudos to your team! Hindi lang talent nyo pinapakita but you also feature and give importance ang iba na todo todo ang kayod para may pang kita araw araw. Saludo ako sa mga naghahanap buhay, big or small! Angat natin lahat ng mga Pinoys! Congrats and God bless to your team! Hope you feature more stories like this.
Love this ep. Lahat ata ng bata sa Pilipinas may kanya kanyang memory with taho. Nung bata pa ko parang alarm clock namin yung taho. Nakakamiss balikan.
I'm a 2nd generation child from filipino immigrants parents and seeing videos like these always make me grateful for what I have right now. It's really humbling and they always give me the strenght to do my best at school and appreciate the simplest things in life ^^.
I had this insight when I was in college.. my main pitch was " seeing different lives through one lens" but it got rejected by my digital prof.. thanks Erwan for making it into life.
A great way to highlight our daily heroes growing up! Salamat, FEATR!!! Naalala ko si Mang Domeng, taho vendor samen from childhood hanggang teenager kame ng ma kababata ko 🥲
I grew up eating taho, one of my favorites. What I didn't realize is how much work goes into it. Next time I eat it I will sure appreciate it even more. 🙏❤️
Please continue to shine the light on small businesses, unsung heroes, and forgotten cottage industries. Food is such a broad and all-encompassing topic. Culture is life. Mabuhay!
I like this feature! I grew up buying taho from the same person for the last 30years, since 1990s. I'm grateful for him. Before, pan desal are also sold on streets in the morning, donut in the afternoon, and balut at night. But now, only taho are sold on streets.
Our taho vendor in Sampaloc, Manila was able to send his kids to school.. I remember visiting our place in sampaloc and even bought taho from him and told him I have my own kids now. Such a hardworking individuals ❤️❤️
This feature is so heartwarming. Kuyang magtataho is always a kid's bestfriend. Wondering if the kuyang magtataho in our bgry still remembers me when I was a kid though.
Great feature, FEATR! Taho has been such a huge part of Filipino food culture. Taho vendors like Kuya Henry are a dying breed. Thanks for shining a light on them and their hard work.
Much respect to all the the taho vendors. Thank you kuya Henry, Mabuhay ka! 🥺❤ Thank you Featr for making these kind of stories. This coming election, may we vote leaders who will also see daily workers who genuinely strive to give their families better living.
Personally I don’t eat taho but I truly enjoyed this video. There’s a lot of work that goes into putting that joy into a cup which puts a smile on peoples faces! Kudos to Kuya Henry and Featr for the vid!
Taho was my favourite food to eat growing up and til now! It made my childhood more memorable. Pag narinig ko na yung nagtataho, tatakbo na ako sa bintana para huminto yung mangtataho and I'd run to my Lola's room to ask for money. Sadly, I don't eat taho as much as I used to kasi walang naglalako sa subdivision namin
Love what this channel has evolved into! Simple, yet captivating way of story telling and a platform for people from all walks of life. Can’t wait for more!
Made me miss and crave Taho so badly! Salute to Kuya Henry and to other vendors who have to do this type of daily grind to support their families! Looking forward to more "Day in the Life" videos!
Couldn’t help but reminisce childhood breakfasts, merienda and the people who are selling it. Now I realize it’s really hard work… it’s hard to earn in the Philippines but it’s always full of passion. Hoping that someday, Philippines will improve the way things are done, parang super nakakapagod to earn a small amount of money. Walang good healthcare system para sa mga citizen. Haaays dami ko na naisip sa vlog na to. Keep it up Featr this is enlightening.
My brother and I just had taho this morning. I love this video. And I'm grateful for all our street vendors that work so hard. They are an essential part of our culture, for sure.
Growing in Palawan for 9 years, Taho vendors was a big childhood memories of mine. Hearing them shout "Taho, Taho, Taho" in the morning was a very mesmerizing memory of mine, it was the best.
i had to like this video. i love kuya henry's positive attitude, hardwork and dedication. watching this video deeply touched my heart. more blessings to him and other taho vendors out there! ❤️
Whenever I go home I made sure I'll have this every morning, hurts me when Manong won't come... I'm in my thirties and I'll still feel excited when I hear "Tahoooo" :))) Also will always prefer this than the ones sold in the malls.
Thank you for this, FEATR. It really warms my heart to see this. ❤️ Here in our place Tatay magtataho only comes every Friday and I have to admit that it’s more than the taho but his presence is what I always look forward to every week. The beauty in simple things. ✨
What a great series! Thanks for sharing stories like these FEATR! Just when we thought we had already heard all the stories in the world, you surprise us!
I miss Taho in the Philippines 🥹 I still remember the Kuya who sells Taho in our subdivision everyday ever since I was a child. Even when I visited PH last year, he was still there 🥹
Sarap ng taho lalo na kung warm. Mula pagkabata gang matanda na kami ngayon. Everyday may naglalako sa bahay na taho, swerte kc sa halagang P10 isang cup busog na kami, dinayo pa kami ni kuya sa bahay.
God bless you kuya Henry (been seeing Nico's stories - tilibolz buying and eating taho😃), you're such a hardworking family man Kuya Henry. Thank you FEATR. for this content. 🙋🏻♀️I am a taho lover since my elementary days.☺️
Awwww this feature played with my heart strings! As I was watching it, I wondered whether this was the same vendor Tili gets her taho from. Sure enough, it was! Thanks for featuring ordinary people and their livelihoods. I've always been a fan of yours, and then your family. You guys are wealthy but humble too. ^_^
everyone's childhood for sure.. yung tipong kakaripas ka ng takbo nun kapag narinig mo na yung magtataho, then sasabihin mo *"manong padagdag po ng syrup"* hays.. good old times..... ❤
Paborito ko ang taho, mula bata parang di kumpeto ang isang lingo ko pag di ko narinig at makakain ng taho. At nakakahanga ang lahat ng mag tataho, masipag at matyaga silang mag hanap buhay.
love the concept! suggestions: naglalako ng prutas, balut (I can recommend someone in Suki Market who sells soooooper good balut and penoy), maming-gala, tuhog-tuhog, putok, ice scramble, binatog, lumpiang sariwa, tinapa, kakanin are some at the top of my head...
This series reminds me of Paolo from Tokyo’s A Day in the Life series too, eventhough he is Filipino as well, his content is mostly Japanese (not mad about it), nice to see a Filipino perspective this time around.
Interesting… You should do more A Day in The Lives of people in the food industry. From Chefs and Restauranteurs to small businesses like Jollijeeps and popular eateries. Jollijeeps would be an interesting one to see how they prepare food before transferring it to their jollijeeps and how they end their day and keeping their kiosk clean.
Love this feature, FEATR.
Taho vendors will always be an integral part of our filipino childhoods memories, especially to those like me who immigrated away from home. Thank you for making this ❤
This could be a good series. Shining light to everyday people of different professions. 💕
Thanks, VJ!
Kinda like the day in the life series of Paolo From Tokyo - Hope you guys consider this concept too, I would definitely watch! kudos to VJ! 🙌
Now this reminds me of Kuya Taho Vendor who's been selling on our street since 1980s. It's so heartwarming that his regular customers who used to be toddlers are now in their 30s and 20s, some are already married with kids, nurse, engineers, teachers, etc. (that includes myself). What's amazing is his recipe never changed, still the best taho in the city, not too sweet but not bland at all. ♥️
😍😍
It's so nice of you to feature Henry's life as magtataho. And It all started how solenn and nico featured him as apart of tili's routine of having her daily fixed of taho. I hope Henry will have more business in that village.
Love the feature as I always see Kuya Henry selling Taho to Tili in Nico’s stories.. Kudos to the team for featuring him in the channel 😀
Love Kuya Henry’s personality, character, and positive attitude! My heart was deeply touched when he prayed to the Holy Family before he left for the day. His customers are blessed to have him! I wish there is a way for me to show my own gratitude and support towards him! He is no doubt one of our everyday heroes!
More of this please! I'd love to see a series shining a spotlight on our everyday heroes who provide simple comfort food to the masses.
Taho has this superpower that makes me get up at 6am sharp everyday and run around the house looking for loose change. The best talaga yung biglang gigising ka, hahabulin mo si manong taho nang walang hila-hilamos tapos lutang ka pa from kama. This is nice erwan!
Salute to people like Kuya Henry. Praying for more opportunities for his taho business.
Kudos to your team! Hindi lang talent nyo pinapakita but you also feature and give importance ang iba na todo todo ang kayod para may pang kita araw araw. Saludo ako sa mga naghahanap buhay, big or small! Angat natin lahat ng mga Pinoys! Congrats and God bless to your team! Hope you feature more stories like this.
Love this ep. Lahat ata ng bata sa Pilipinas may kanya kanyang memory with taho. Nung bata pa ko parang alarm clock namin yung taho. Nakakamiss balikan.
I'm a 2nd generation child from filipino immigrants parents and seeing videos like these always make me grateful for what I have right now. It's really humbling and they always give me the strenght to do my best at school and appreciate the simplest things in life ^^.
Appreciate that they’re featuring ordinary people doing extraordinary things 😊
Taho is our comfort food in the morning. Nobody will argue that.
For reaaaal!
I had this insight when I was in college.. my main pitch was " seeing different lives through one lens" but it got rejected by my digital prof.. thanks Erwan for making it into life.
A great way to highlight our daily heroes growing up! Salamat, FEATR!!! Naalala ko si Mang Domeng, taho vendor samen from childhood hanggang teenager kame ng ma kababata ko 🥲
Tili's favorite magtataho 😍😍 as seen on Solenn and Nico's IGs once in a while.
I grew up eating taho, one of my favorites. What I didn't realize is how much work goes into it. Next time I eat it I will sure appreciate it even more.
🙏❤️
Please continue to shine the light on small businesses, unsung heroes, and forgotten cottage industries. Food is such a broad and all-encompassing topic. Culture is life. Mabuhay!
I've been a closet fan of this channel for years and I have to say -- it keeps getting better. I LOVE THIS! WE NEED MORE CONTENTS LIKE THIS 🥺💗
I like this feature! I grew up buying taho from the same person for the last 30years, since 1990s. I'm grateful for him. Before, pan desal are also sold on streets in the morning, donut in the afternoon, and balut at night.
But now, only taho are sold on streets.
this touched my heart. super hardworking nilang lahat!
Our taho vendor in Sampaloc, Manila was able to send his kids to school.. I remember visiting our place in sampaloc and even bought taho from him and told him I have my own kids now. Such a hardworking individuals ❤️❤️
This feature is so heartwarming. Kuyang magtataho is always a kid's bestfriend. Wondering if the kuyang magtataho in our bgry still remembers me when I was a kid though.
Great feature, FEATR! Taho has been such a huge part of Filipino food culture. Taho vendors like Kuya Henry are a dying breed. Thanks for shining a light on them and their hard work.
Much respect to all the the taho vendors. Thank you kuya Henry, Mabuhay ka! 🥺❤ Thank you Featr for making these kind of stories. This coming election, may we vote leaders who will also see daily workers who genuinely strive to give their families better living.
Personally I don’t eat taho but I truly enjoyed this video. There’s a lot of work that goes into putting that joy into a cup which puts a smile on peoples faces! Kudos to Kuya Henry and Featr for the vid!
Taho has always been my fave morning food since i was a kid. Taho vendors are heroes for me though 💓
Same here!
Taho was my favourite food to eat growing up and til now! It made my childhood more memorable. Pag narinig ko na yung nagtataho, tatakbo na ako sa bintana para huminto yung mangtataho and I'd run to my Lola's room to ask for money. Sadly, I don't eat taho as much as I used to kasi walang naglalako sa subdivision namin
Love this episode featuring everyday heroes like Kuya Henry. More of this type of story please. 🥰
Love what this channel has evolved into! Simple, yet captivating way of story telling and a platform for people from all walks of life. Can’t wait for more!
Made me miss and crave Taho so badly! Salute to Kuya Henry and to other vendors who have to do this type of daily grind to support their families! Looking forward to more "Day in the Life" videos!
FEATR is just the best, from the content and bringing the Filipino culture out in the world. They deserve more recognition and views✨
Couldn’t help but reminisce childhood breakfasts, merienda and the people who are selling it. Now I realize it’s really hard work… it’s hard to earn in the Philippines but it’s always full of passion. Hoping that someday, Philippines will improve the way things are done, parang super nakakapagod to earn a small amount of money. Walang good healthcare system para sa mga citizen. Haaays dami ko na naisip sa vlog na to. Keep it up Featr this is enlightening.
My brother and I just had taho this morning. I love this video. And I'm grateful for all our street vendors that work so hard. They are an essential part of our culture, for sure.
Great job, FEATR! It's so nice that you guys feature (no pun intended) the everyday Pinoy heroes!
Such an underrated channel with QUALITY content
Salute to all taho vendors. Thank you so much for serving us our favorite taho kada umaga.
This is the wholesomeness I need in a world full of toxicity nowadays. Thank you very much FEATR!
I thought this was an #ad at the very first second. Daaaaamn this is QUALITY 👌🏼
Growing in Palawan for 9 years, Taho vendors was a big childhood memories of mine. Hearing them shout "Taho, Taho, Taho" in the morning was a very mesmerizing memory of mine, it was the best.
Napaka power ng mga content! Napaka power din ni Solenn suki ni kuya sa taho. I love it~!
Thank you for making videos like this! Showing appreciation to underrated Filipinos.
i had to like this video. i love kuya henry's positive attitude, hardwork and dedication. watching this video deeply touched my heart. more blessings to him and other taho vendors out there! ❤️
Please feature more of our everyday icons.well done for this one featr team ❤
Whenever I go home I made sure I'll have this every morning, hurts me when Manong won't come... I'm in my thirties and I'll still feel excited when I hear "Tahoooo" :)))
Also will always prefer this than the ones sold in the malls.
Thank you for this, FEATR. It really warms my heart to see this. ❤️ Here in our place Tatay magtataho only comes every Friday and I have to admit that it’s more than the taho but his presence is what I always look forward to every week. The beauty in simple things. ✨
I am sobbing....... what great reminder of where I come from.
What a great series! Thanks for sharing stories like these FEATR! Just when we thought we had already heard all the stories in the world, you surprise us!
I knew Kuya Henry because of Tili and by watching Nicolo & Solenn's IG stories. ❤️ Glad you feature him. God bless Kuya Henry!
Will this be a series? I super love this. Tili Bolz & Kuya Henry. 💓
Aweee! Finally, Tilly's Kuya Henry got FEATR. Thanks for your hard work po. -from someone who loves Taho so much.
FEATR provide contents where you'll learn alot from and will definitely warm your heart ❤ Salute to all our hardworking Taho Vendors!
Paborito ko talaga ang taho 😍
Ang tigtataho namin dito gumagamit na nang motor, tag 10 or 20 pesos na before kasi 5 o 10 pesos lang
I love it when erwan made a story for kuya henry been waiting for this as i always saw how tilly enjoying kuya henry taho. Kamiss ang pinas☺️
Love the feature. To more Ordinary Pinoy Vendors please ❤
my favorite breakfast/snack since childhood😍 hats off to kuya Henry! hardworking and committed to his family and job♥️ God bless you kuya!
I miss Taho in the Philippines 🥹 I still remember the Kuya who sells Taho in our subdivision everyday ever since I was a child. Even when I visited PH last year, he was still there 🥹
This, my friends, is the original BBT. This just brought me back to my childhood. Thanks for posting!
Sarap ng taho lalo na kung warm. Mula pagkabata gang matanda na kami ngayon. Everyday may naglalako sa bahay na taho, swerte kc sa halagang P10 isang cup busog na kami, dinayo pa kami ni kuya sa bahay.
Love this! more of this please, kailangan natin malaman ang mga istorya nila!
God bless you kuya Henry (been seeing Nico's stories - tilibolz buying and eating taho😃), you're such a hardworking family man Kuya Henry. Thank you FEATR. for this content. 🙋🏻♀️I am a taho lover since my elementary days.☺️
Awwww this feature played with my heart strings! As I was watching it, I wondered whether this was the same vendor Tili gets her taho from. Sure enough, it was! Thanks for featuring ordinary people and their livelihoods.
I've always been a fan of yours, and then your family. You guys are wealthy but humble too. ^_^
I want to try Taho!! This man has perfected his craft. Amazing. 🤤😍
I didn’t grow up eating taho but wow this video was a pleasure to watch! Looking forward to more videos like this!
i love this! hoping this series will continue and showcase different profession that are sometimes overlooked.
I Love Taho ❤️ grabee ang galing ng documentary na ito. Best of luck Team FEATR !
Nice feature. Now I know how hard mang taho works to bring Taho in the village. Mabuhay ka Henry
This is a nice video ♥️ taho has been a big part of my childhood ♥️ sana malaki lagi ang kita ng ating mga taho vendors 🥺
Love strories like these. Hope you create more of these content. Great job 👏
everyone's childhood for sure.. yung tipong kakaripas ka ng takbo nun kapag narinig mo na yung magtataho, then sasabihin mo *"manong padagdag po ng syrup"* hays.. good old times..... ❤
heartwarming video! This made me remember my childhood, used to buy from taho vendors as well early morning!
Aww..sa ig stories ni nico ko lang siya nakikita, ngayon featured na siya ☺️☺️☺️
Thank for featuring Kuya Henry's Taho, FEATR. More power!
Paborito ko ang taho, mula bata parang di kumpeto ang isang lingo ko pag di ko narinig at makakain ng taho.
At nakakahanga ang lahat ng mag tataho, masipag at matyaga silang mag hanap buhay.
I love it. Brings back so much memories of my childhood. Good one! 👍🏻
love the concept!
suggestions: naglalako ng prutas, balut (I can recommend someone in Suki Market who sells soooooper good balut and penoy), maming-gala, tuhog-tuhog, putok, ice scramble, binatog, lumpiang sariwa, tinapa, kakanin are some at the top of my head...
l like this. More of this kind of documentary🎉
I would love more of this! Keep this up, FEATR.
Love stories like this. Kudos to kuya henry!
Thanks Erwan for featuring Kuya Henry. We've known Kuya Henry because of Thylane.
it is only with the heart to see rightly what is essential is invisible to the eye; tks for telling stories that matter- merci'beaucoup
This series reminds me of Paolo from Tokyo’s A Day in the Life series too, eventhough he is Filipino as well, his content is mostly Japanese (not mad about it), nice to see a Filipino perspective this time around.
Ofc Featr never fails to surprise us with amazing content. This gives me more respect to our taho vendors.
I grew up eating taho. Love it. Support the local vendors.
God bless you po Tatay Henry
Praying for your success
Your good heart is a treasure ♥️♥️♥️
Nice series. More of this pls. Very inspiring😊
Uy this is Kuya Henry, Tili's Favorite Taho vendor!!!!! 😍
I like these kind of contents. A big salute to you Kuya Henry!
Will definitely watch for more
Thank for making this video, this is exactly what i wanted to see!
Interesting… You should do more A Day in The Lives of people in the food industry. From Chefs and Restauranteurs to small businesses like Jollijeeps and popular eateries. Jollijeeps would be an interesting one to see how they prepare food before transferring it to their jollijeeps and how they end their day and keeping their kiosk clean.
More of this kind of series!!!!!!
This is great! I love this vid so much!
❤❤❤ to kuya. Kung dito cya magtinda araw araw akong bibili 😚 wala ng nagtitinda dito samin i wonder where are they?
Please continue this series! great work!
i really salute this kind of job.. God Bless kuya🙏
This is so great. Maybe Kuya Kristopher, the taxi driver, can be next
I love waking up to taho in the morning! Missing Philippines 🇵🇭