Things that we usually do before a boodle fight is pray and wash our hands, it is proper etiquette to separate your own serving from others so everyone can eat, also in kamayan we must remember not to use the same hand for eating when touching other food unless you're eating it.
I think Boodle Fight is not all about the delicious foods and eating with bare hands but it is also about the closeness with your friends and family, eating with happiness and enjoying life together. THERE'S NO SUCH A SAD BOODLE FIGHT, ALWAYS A HAPPY ONE FEAST.
You can have boodle fight in many ways, anytime of the day. Imagination is your limit, perfect for get togethers or bonding moments. Imagine doing that with filipino style breakfast, yum!
Before trying to get into a boodle fight, learn to eat with your hands first. That's when you will enjoy this special event. This is not just eating; it's all about the camaraderie and brotherhood. This is what we value. For example, in the military, where it originated, soldiers in different ranks eat at the same table at the same time. They forgot their ranks and status in life just to showcase their brotherhood. It applies to all boodle fights. Even the president will eat and participate in a boodle fight if he or she is invited by a local community. Everyone will eat with their hands because in that group there might be people who came from the poorest, so to show that they are welcome, everyone will eat the same way. That's the essence of this eating event. And now it has become a cliché that even rich people do it, even if there is no one poor in their group, because of the vibes and the unique experience that comes with it.
actually, you guys can experience it there. I saw some Korean food vloggers Eating at Boodle Fight Restaurant there in Busan. or Make your own Filipino Style Boodle Fight with your friends and Family. Try it's fun. 😊😊😊😊💖💖💖💖
86 Seojeon-ro 46beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea this is the address of that restaurant my cousin went to when they went to Busan. It's called Boodle Fighter.
boodle fight way of eating actually originated from the Philippine military that is the way they eat a big pile of food are served in the middle of a really long table in a mess hall where every hungry soldier eats with their hands symbolizing of camaraderie, brotherhood and equality in the military. and eventually crossed to every home since the practice definitely brings people closer.
I'm Filipino and this is the first time I've seen other Filipinos have a boodle fight inside Jollibee. 😅😂 Thank you for featuring Kamayan/Boodle Fight on this channel! 😊🙌
Here in the states, we sometimes say chicken tastes better when you eat it with your hands. Eating with your hands is probably a universal thing that humans still love doing.
"BOODLE" comes from the english word Kaboodle (as in the whole mix of everything) Philippine Army have a lot of english expressions/jargons like bonkie (bunk mates), gademmit (godammit), shabby, etc. The "FIGHT" in Boodle Fight comes from the fact that it's soldiers eating side by side their upper class men, and since the seniors always get the upper hand and more benefits, during boodle fights, lower ranking soldiers can get to the meats first (ulam) and hide it under mounds of rice so their seniors can be left to just eating veggies and rice! That's where the concept of "fight" comes from. ts a fun way to encourage camaraderie among our troops. ♥️
Unspoken/unwritten rule: know which hand do you use when using the toilet.... when eating kamayan... pinoys will use their dominant hand to eat... the other hand to hold drinks Or sometimes hold food also but as much as possible avoid getting it dirty. You wouldnt want to hold a messy sticky glass with rice and food. Of course we wash our hands first so use any hands you want but for peace of mind know which hand to use for eating and toilet... ask any pinoy check if im right... Also you usually create an eating space in front of you... avoid contaminating those on your sides... keep your area clean... do not contaminate other food at the center unless you are picking it up to eat it...
Boodle fight originate in the Philippine army. It is a way to disregard rank among the soldiers when eating, to promote brotherhood and camaraderie. It also signifies a filipino family tradition of eating together in one table.
The purplish icecream is ube flavor. It's the relative of taro. 🤤🤤🤤 I miss boodle fights, especially those from the Philippine Army!!! Handa na sa kaliwa?! Handa na!!! Handa na sa kanan?! Handa na!!! 😂😂😂 So many fond memories
Memory of my Boodle Fight: After school, we decided to play basketball in the basketball court near our friend's house. Everyone was hungry and tired but there's no food. We decided to collect money on each of us to buy rice then we cook it in our friend's house. Then each of us bought different ulam (dishes) in the carenderia (food store). There's banana tree everywhere so we cut some banana leaf and put it in the table after washing it. We put our cooked rice in the center and circled it with the ulams we bought. That's the best boodle fight and bonding I have! The food taste so much better in a boodle fight setting together with your friends. I treasured that moment till these days.
By the way, you can have a boodle fight in restaurants that offer it. Jollibee is a Filipino fast-food chain & boodle fight style of eating is not in the menu. Those guys who came in w/ their own banana leaves & rice cooker must've done it as a challenge or something.
dati na yan Mam hugas sa tabo inom sa sarten galing sa banga ( refrigerator ) dulang kainan, seen in other vlogs taas isang paa another habit history of MANGAN TAMU dakal salamat
This is just a guess, I didn't search for this. I think, there is a possibility that Filipino soldiers during Yultong war has something to do why some of the Korean elders knows or uses their hands while eating or feeding others, like those in Kdramas.
it depends if your invited it can you pay or its free but most of it in friends pay each per person its called kkb kanya kanya bayad you pay for yourself but some who dont have money but you dragged them to eat outside its you who will pay for them older or younger
Things that we usually do before a boodle fight is pray and wash our hands, it is proper etiquette to separate your own serving from others so everyone can eat, also in kamayan we must remember not to use the same hand for eating when touching other food unless you're eating it.
I think Boodle Fight is not all about the delicious foods and eating with bare hands but it is also about the closeness with your friends and family, eating with happiness and enjoying life together. THERE'S NO SUCH A SAD BOODLE FIGHT, ALWAYS A HAPPY ONE FEAST.
bare hands po, not bear hands.
@@miracleeleven587 thanks po sa correction. di ko po napansin yung typo hehe
You can have boodle fight in many ways, anytime of the day. Imagination is your limit, perfect for get togethers or bonding moments. Imagine doing that with filipino style breakfast, yum!
Before trying to get into a boodle fight, learn to eat with your hands first. That's when you will enjoy this special event. This is not just eating; it's all about the camaraderie and brotherhood. This is what we value. For example, in the military, where it originated, soldiers in different ranks eat at the same table at the same time. They forgot their ranks and status in life just to showcase their brotherhood. It applies to all boodle fights. Even the president will eat and participate in a boodle fight if he or she is invited by a local community. Everyone will eat with their hands because in that group there might be people who came from the poorest, so to show that they are welcome, everyone will eat the same way. That's the essence of this eating event. And now it has become a cliché that even rich people do it, even if there is no one poor in their group, because of the vibes and the unique experience that comes with it.
actually, you guys can experience it there. I saw some Korean food vloggers Eating at Boodle Fight Restaurant there in Busan. or Make your own Filipino Style Boodle Fight with your friends and Family. Try it's fun. 😊😊😊😊💖💖💖💖
86 Seojeon-ro 46beon-gil, Busanjin-gu, Busan, South Korea this is the address of that restaurant my cousin went to when they went to Busan. It's called Boodle Fighter.
Boodle Fight was originated in Philippine Melitary Academy in Baguio, PMA was a Military School base in Baguio City Philippines, 👍🏻❤🇵🇭
Kamayan boodle fight in nature is the best, like in camping. Good pinoy food Eco friendly zero waste
Boodle fight in jollibee... Omo omo omo... It makes me laugh out loud. How could that be possible 🤣🤣🤣🤣
boodle fight way of eating actually originated from the Philippine military
that is the way they eat a big pile of food are served in the middle of a really long table in a mess hall where every hungry soldier eats with their hands symbolizing of camaraderie, brotherhood and equality in the military. and eventually crossed to every home
since the practice definitely brings people closer.
I'm Filipino and this is the first time I've seen other Filipinos have a boodle fight inside Jollibee. 😅😂 Thank you for featuring Kamayan/Boodle Fight on this channel! 😊🙌
Here in the states, we sometimes say chicken tastes better when you eat it with your hands. Eating with your hands is probably a universal thing that humans still love doing.
"BOODLE" comes from the english word Kaboodle (as in the whole mix of everything) Philippine Army have a lot of english expressions/jargons like bonkie (bunk mates), gademmit (godammit), shabby, etc.
The "FIGHT" in Boodle Fight comes from the fact that it's soldiers eating side by side their upper class men, and since the seniors always get the upper hand and more benefits, during boodle fights, lower ranking soldiers can get to the meats first (ulam) and hide it under mounds of rice so their seniors can be left to just eating veggies and rice! That's where the concept of "fight" comes from. ts a fun way to encourage camaraderie among our troops. ♥️
Unspoken/unwritten rule: know which hand do you use when using the toilet.... when eating kamayan... pinoys will use their dominant hand to eat... the other hand to hold drinks
Or sometimes hold food also but as much as possible avoid getting it dirty. You wouldnt want to hold a messy sticky glass with rice and food. Of course we wash our hands first so use any hands you want but for peace of mind know which hand to use for eating and toilet... ask any pinoy check if im right...
Also you usually create an eating space in front of you... avoid contaminating those on your sides... keep your area clean... do not contaminate other food at the center unless you are picking it up to eat it...
Sunhan so beautiful 😍😍😍
Eating food with bare hands is *chef kiss*, just wash your hands properly then ready to eat. 😊😊
Boodle fight originate in the Philippine army. It is a way to disregard rank among the soldiers when eating, to promote brotherhood and camaraderie. It also signifies a filipino family tradition of eating together in one table.
The best part is eating with your family and friends in 1 huge table
The purplish icecream is ube flavor. It's the relative of taro. 🤤🤤🤤 I miss boodle fights, especially those from the Philippine Army!!! Handa na sa kaliwa?! Handa na!!! Handa na sa kanan?! Handa na!!! 😂😂😂 So many fond memories
Memory of my Boodle Fight:
After school, we decided to play basketball in the basketball court near our friend's house. Everyone was hungry and tired but there's no food. We decided to collect money on each of us to buy rice then we cook it in our friend's house. Then each of us bought different ulam (dishes) in the carenderia (food store). There's banana tree everywhere so we cut some banana leaf and put it in the table after washing it. We put our cooked rice in the center and circled it with the ulams we bought.
That's the best boodle fight and bonding I have! The food taste so much better in a boodle fight setting together with your friends. I treasured that moment till these days.
looking awesome, lovely vlog 🙂 keep it up!
The purple icecream is not blueberry or taro but what we called "UBE".
theres a boodle fight restaurant in Busan....bring them there and experience it
Many koreans do that here in the Philippines, actually I saw a tv show do that challenge, and those koreans who live here they used to do that
By the way, you can have a boodle fight in restaurants that offer it. Jollibee is a Filipino fast-food chain & boodle fight style of eating is not in the menu. Those guys who came in w/ their own banana leaves & rice cooker must've done it as a challenge or something.
Y wash after generally with or without, themselves 😅
It take hours to prepare and cook but it takes only 10 minutes and the food is gone😆
Guys it's not blueberry or taro ice cream, it's Ube ice cream only here in the Philippines 🥰
There is restaurant in your place in busan,you can also request as a budle fight
You should try in a filipino restaurant in korea
There is a boodle restaurant in Busan 😊
eating using hand is make your food more delicious you to try it, if you want to.
It might be a culture shock when Koreans knew that in the Philippines the waiters are the one who clean the table after the customers ate their foods.
Yes... but im sure them guest at jollibee cleaned their table first ... mahihiya naman sila siguro sa kalat nila
Having the boodle fight on the beach is a must do experience here. 😊
Next Reaction po, the Philippine Christmas Tradition😁😊
You should do boodle fight but with Korean dishes ..hahaha
dati na yan Mam hugas sa tabo inom sa sarten galing sa banga ( refrigerator ) dulang kainan, seen in other vlogs taas isang paa another habit history of MANGAN TAMU dakal salamat
I dare then to try boodle fight too, Korean Food version. Isn't that nice?
This is just a guess, I didn't search for this.
I think, there is a possibility that Filipino soldiers during Yultong war has something to do why some of the Korean elders knows or uses their hands while eating or feeding others, like those in Kdramas.
U need to try it its more satisfying and food will be more deliciouse better try it.
it depends if your invited it can you pay or its free but most of it in friends pay each per person its called kkb
kanya kanya bayad
you pay for yourself
but some who dont have money but you dragged them to eat outside its you who will pay for them
older or younger
I think there's 3 boodle fight restaurants in Busan.
I miss boodle fight😭😭🥰🥰
I just realise, the one on green looks a bit like Lee hi
Ube Ice Cream - Purple Sweet Potato Ice Cream
The purple ice cream in not a blueberry it is Ube ice cream hihi
Don't give the impression that only the philippines was eating using their bare hands. It is common also around south east asia..
Try boodle fight in your vlog😁😁😁😁
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"Filipinos eating with their hands"
Why, do you use your feet while eating? Hahaha
why the fuck did i see this at 12 a.m. 🤦♂️ now im hungry af 🤡🤡
Sylvia my love
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It's ube ice cream/purple yam
Hello two pretty lady. boodle fight with me. 😁
it's not blue berry, its ube ice cream
I think the ice cream is ube flavor?
It's ube ice cream not taro.
I never use spoons
Why, do you eat with your feet?
Its a ube ice cream
Sunhan looks like my ex girlfriend😂✌️♥️