VIETNAMESE FILIPINO SOUP is AMAZING! Philippines Must Try Foods! (Palawan)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- CHAO LONG IS AN AMAZING FILIPINO VIETNAMESE FUSION SOUP THAT CAN BE FOUND ALL OVER PALAWAN... AND IT IS A MUST EAT!
On this day driving back to Puerto Princesa from Bataraza, we stop off and try this famous food in Palawan. And well, I have to say, it is freaking incredible! The soup comes in different styles, and is a cross between Vietnamese Pho and Filipino fatty, salty, and sweetness! Seriously, it is freaking delicious! Probably one of the best soups I have tried in the Philippines. No wonder it is a local favorite in this part of the country!
From Bataraza to Puerto Princesa...
WE NEED TO EAT THIS VIETNAMESE FILIPINO SOUP MORE OFTEN!!!
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Hello. Palawenya here. You were right. Chaolong was introduced by the Vietnamese who lived in Palawan before. Now, chaolong is everywhere in our province.
ONE OF THE BEST SOUPS I HAVE HAD IN THE PHILIPPINES... SERIOUSLY DELIGHTFUL!!!!
Chao long ❤ pho 😊
Man I'm drooling
@BecomingFilipino Chaolong is one of the culinary influences left by the Vietnamese in Palawan. In the 70's, when the Vietnam War was taking place, a number of Vietnamese people escaped their war torn country by sailing towards the Philippines. Some landedi in Bataan and some in Palawan. Palawan became a refugee camp for the Vietnamese. In fact, there is a Vietnamese Village (Viet Ville) in Puerto Princesa, which exists till the present ( but no more settlers). Here, they continued their culinary practices using available ingredients. One of the most notable dishes they cooked and shared to Filipinos is the Chaolong. It is best enjoyed with Bahn Mi or locally known as bread toast (the local version is much simpler-- a baguette split in half, buttered or served with slices of chicken or portk. After the war, most refugees left, either to the US or repatriated. Some decided to stay and intermarried with the locals and continued the local culinary practice. Chaolong has become an integral part of Palawan's culinary landscape.
Looks great, but it doesn't look that authentic. I think it's more similar to pho bo kho. Anyways, hope you are having an awesome trip.Take care!
Recipe please?
For info, the name Brooke's Point comes from an Englishman Sir James Brooke, first white Rajah of Sarawak and founder of the Brooke Dynasty. It is believed that during one of his voyages, he landed on the tip of an island with a long narrow stretch of land inhabited by native Palaweños and Muslims under the Sultanate of Sulu.
Thanks so much for this info!
And i got it..
Just want to say Matamang Salamat Kulas and Kumar for visiting our home town City Puerto Princesa and the Southern most part of our Province Palawan❤️
Love the vlog Kulas; this made my day; your content has gotten really good; beach life, good vibes, no need for special effects or anything, just RAW GOOD CONTENT; appreciate your hard work; keep putting smiles on our faces
Thanks a lot for your wonderful travel in the the Philippines, I learned a lot about my country, it’s really a beautiful country, I like all your exploration especially the rural areas, you are an amazing person, God bless you and 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
The Pho soup taste good with kalamansi and Thai basil.
Belated happy birthday Kumar🧁🎂🥮🧁🎂🥮💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
I love Vietnamese foods 😋Your adventure in the Philippines 🇵🇭is fascinating ❤Have a great time 😊Btw Kumar is your best travel buddy 😊 Thank you for sharing the beauty of the our country #BecomingFilipino🇵🇭😊Be safe🙏🌷🇨🇦
You’re living the GOOD LIFE K&K
Thanks for sharing 😊power on!!!
Hello, Cowboys, Kulas, and Kumar. You guys are doing a great job. Keep it up. There is so much information about Palawan.
4:00 Kulas, you can buy this fixer-upper boat real cheap for use at your Cateel home. It just needs a little work.🤣 Very cool traps for catching the baby lobsters! Astig!
Kumar, a man after my own heart making everything he eats maanghang!
Happy Birthday, Kumar! May you have many more years in good health and prosperity! 🥳🎂🎉
Love your vlog. Me and my wife has been to the Philippines three times, and plan to go back this year.
Enjoy your future trips!
I love this channel 😊 as a fellow Canadian expat living in the Philippines, I am always happy to watch kulas and the gang on their travels 😊
May I respectfully ask, why does Kyle call Kumar 'Brad'? It would take me forever to watch all the past 10 years of videos for the answer. Hoping someone will be kind enough to fill me in ❤
That's short for brother but in the Visayas we used 'brad' to call our peers or buddies but not to our actual brother.😉
@@rising_sun4441 finally somebody answered :) I totally get it now, thank you so much for taking the time and effort to explain what Brad means 😊 it's like a term of endearment for your buddy or peer 😁😁 thank you!!!
That looks delicious,Pho soup 🍲 😋Hello Kulas and Kumar 👋👋👋👋👋
Hey Kulas, I watched the video and saw Abo-Abo Public market, you passed by my place Isumbo, Espanola that's before Abo-Abo, our house is in front of the school of Isumbo Elementary school, my Dad donated the land for the school. A million THANKS for sharing your adventure of my beloved / home country, PALAWAN.
One of the best most satisfying videos EVER 😅😅😅
The soup is actually the real name is Pho Ban n Vietnamese. You can have beef balls, well done or raw meat beef (the soup will cooked the meat as soon you put it with soup). And also called tendon, you came here in Vancouver you did not try it a lots of Vietnamese restaurant here.🍜
It looks a lot more similar to pho bo kho because of the color of the broth.
I ❤❤❤Pho! But the kind you had looks like hot and sour soup with rice noodles added to it. I'm sure it's delicious 😋 Thanks to this vlog, I finally got to see Brooke's point via drone. I'm enjoying this journey more and more, thanks Kulas and Kumar!
Idol nkita kita sa yubenco tetuan, PA picture Sana ako... 😊😊
We call it Pho Soup ❤❤❤here in Texas
The Pearl of Lao Tzu was found on its water! The town was named after a white Rajah of Sarawak.
The BEST series ever!!!👏🏼
Yon napanood ko saPinoyPolish vlog sa Siargao island ibang style ang pag huli ng baby lobster, yon ginagamit nila ay yon kahoy na maraming butas na may pabigat at ilagay nila sa dagat at e check nila every 3-4 hours kung meron baby lobster na tumira doon sa butas ng kahoy, yon baby lobster ay binibili ng mga nag aalaga ng baby lobster at palakihin nila hangang maebenta nila pag malaki na yon lobster,,kaya huwag kayo mag tataka kung mataas yon presyo ng lobster dahil binibili nila yon baby lobster ng 200-350 pesos bawat isa.
Hi Kulas, I’m on vacation here in Manila temporary leave in Grass Residence QC, our lunch in Pho Hoa at Lucky Chinatown Binondo Vietnamese ramen keep on vlogging
There is a heading on your vlog timeline when you hit pause at 8:44 that says understand overall market sentiment using trend lines
As a Vietnamese residing in the Philippines, cháo lòng means "isaw lugaw" in tagalog & i have no idea they name that noodle soup cháo lòng :D but i enjoyed watching your vlogs
So Beautiful Acacia Tunnel at Puerto Princesa City PALAWAN
Chowlong by RHCP love how you just randomly sang it :)
Looks SUPER masarap 😋 🍲 🍜
We once been to Brookspoint, Palawan when i was 3 or 4yrs old. But when my father was sent back to luzon for school, we went with him did not return.
What's interesting, I google Cháo Lòng, in Vietnam it is congee-style rice soup. So Chao Long noodles so uniquely a Palaweño cuisine.
Because some Vietnamese refugees arrived by boats and lived in Palawan in the 70's, during the Vietnam war that's why they have that.
Lol, the otherside reference 🤘. Rock on kulas
Da best!
Kapag napunta ka ng Palawan chaolong Ang pinaka una mong dapat tikman. Lalo na Yung chaolong ng Rene Saigon sa Rizal Avenue Extension na paboritong puntahan ni Erwan Heussaf pag pumupunta Sila ng Puerto Princesa. 🙂🙂🙂
Vietville restaurant Puerto Princesa. It has an interesting history.
Yummy!!!!
BroKhum hapit na diay imo birthday. 🎉🎉
Belated happy birthday crushie kumar! 😍😘
Disappointed you didn't visit Estrella Falls 😢 we've been watching you from Vermont, was hoping you'll visit our area in Narra, but enjoyed your videos though.
So nice po! Be safe always Kula's.,
Masarap po yan🤔😋🍲😍,Ingat biyahe🛵🇵🇭😇🙏😎💪🤩
The herb for the soup l9ks more like basil rather than mint.
That was my thought also.
Thanks Kulas & Kumar!!! Sharing Your MotoVlog Adventure!!!
Wish Kumar Happy Birthday for me chaolong for long life Amping!
ITS MY BIRTHDAY TOO FEB 14 ,HAPPY BIRTHDAY KUMAR
Hello kyle can you pass me a noodle 🍜 though the phone love it even I took a picture
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Wow nice view❤
THEYRE CALLED "BOAT PEOPLE" THOSE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE WHO ESCAPED VIETNAM AFTER THE FALL OF SAIGON☺ WE WELCOMED THEM AND BUILT A CAMP FOR THEM THERE IN PALAWAN😊
That look delicious
That leaves is an Asian basil.
Nice!
It’s both points !!!
It’s named after brook shields points !!!😂
Yo kulas i was the kid with the green shirt earlier
Ang bilis ng interval when it comes to uploading videos!! Power on.
10 days after when you upload this vlog, it seems the signal in Palawan is not that strong!
I love "chao long"
Me too, and the remix of the Red Hot Chili Peppers song using it as lyrics.... haha
❤yummy🥰👍👍👍
That’s Mikey with cabbage and calamansi???
Kulas ❤
Keep safe
Sir Kulas and Sir Kumar sana Po Nakita namin kayo!! Matagal na Po kaming nanonood ng mga vlogs nyo.. 🙂 sayang di namin kayo Nakita ☹️
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They had those baby lobster on the coconut shell 🥥🥥🥥🦞🦞🦞
And they put it on a concrete ring that has holes on it 🦞🦞🦞
And they had those cars that were damaged by typhoon Odette 🚗🚙💢
And in the tractor they had those palm fruit that is used to make palm oil 🍑🍑🍑➡🍶
And they had those Vietnamese noodles that it has a chili coloring on it and they put egg on it 🍜🌶🌶🌶🥚
And you had a strings of saliva on your mouth when I see people eating or drinking with there strings of saliva in there mouth feels like I'm not gonna eat anymore because it reminded me of my brother drooled on my cake when I was little which was the grossest moment in childhood 🤤➡🎂🍰
And you put a raw cabbage on the noodle soup 🥬➡🍜
And you put calamanci on it 🍈🍈➡🍜
And you put some basil leaf on it 🌿➡🍜
And you had a garlic bread with shredded cheese on it 🥖🥖🧀
And they had a Vietnamese food in Palawan because back in the agent orange people from Vietnam moved in the Philippines.
namit
Namit gid!!!
Vietfil👍 boy sabaw😁
VIETFNAMESE FILIPINO SOUP FUSION?? WHAT COMBO, . . HOW IS IT POSSIBLE ?? VIETNAMESE COOK, FILIPINO INGREDIENT OR VICE VERSA??
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It's Basil
You getting into day trading kulas ???? I see your heading in your vlog time line @8:44
Not a fan of coriander, cilantro and mint. Coriander/cilantro taste like soap to me. Vietnamese uses cilantro a lot.
Matanda na gf mo priorities mo naman sya.
Leave them alone...u don’t know what’s happening behind d scenes. That’s their life, let them live it they way they want. The GF/fiancee s not even complaining, so why should u😅
I don’t know why it’s your business to dictate the way he lives. I am sure they have plans since they r engaged already....not all that happens in his life is all that’s in d video. So let’s b happy we r enjoying his travels n sharing it with us, cause I haven’t been to a lot of places in Pinas and only see them thru Kyle videos❤
Canadians don't rush into marriage . They wait years and years and years before tying the knot. Normally, they live together for quite a while b4 getting married, save money for the wedding and try if they are compatible or not. If everything looks good and are ready, then they march the isle. They take their time.
Well im a big fan of them, I've been following Kyle for years im just concern about Doreen she not getting younger.
Kulas was easily granted PH citizenship because PH politicians liked his videos aggrandizing PH although he wasn't even born & raised in PH & both of his parents are Canadians I personally know an Italian engineer in PH since the 1970's married to a Fil. & still was not granted PH citizenship & was almost deported PH justice system is far from being impartial
Sana nagdrive kayo sa sa old zigzag road
hahaha is that buligay of broken dreams?