Correction: the Chinese have been trading with the Filipinos long before the Spaniards came and decided to claim the territory. The Chinese respected the locals and there was peaceful trading between the locals and the ancient Chinese. These is all in the history books.
@komentarista Maraming salamat po! Noted sa Balut, pero usually by that time naka inom na kami nung mga guests (pang dagdag tapang sa kanila) kaya medyo mabilis na ang pag kain sa Balut, lalo na ung mga takot, minamadali nila just to get it over with hahaha
I enjoy watching your vlog. It is fun and feels like traveling with you. Thank you for sharing. I observed that Filipinos are friendly and hospitable. I am convinced that there is much love in the Philippines.
The best part of the video which i like is the one both of you having a bite of the balut. Most people who tried it have the same reaction so we are proud of you.
If you guys ever have the time, you can try visiting las casas filipinas de acuzar in bagac bataan which is 2 hours away from manila. But if you don't want to travel that far then you can check las casas filipinas de acuzar in quezon city which is the smaller version of the place.
You definitely have found your next big gig! And it’s a family affair! I took notes so when head to head to the Philippines I know where I’m going to stay, what food tour I’m looking up, and what not to eat because really I can’t do the balut…but the rest was fascinating and insightful. 👍🏼👍🏼
Aw, thanks Peggy! Don’t blame you on the balut. 😆 But honestly I think the pig ear was my least fav. Jian gave so much amazing information- 90% of which I wasn’t able to include. We love doing food tours. A great way to learn about both the food and culture.
If you're looking to research more about travel to the Philippines, I have an online Zoom private "class" so to speak, where I can help you with your planning. :)
Great video! 100% would find Jian for a food tour. I always feel a little pang when you’re about to leave a country. And safety wing, i need this for upcoming travels, good to know! And Hays smile when he tasted the gulamon. ☺️
We’ve had a good streak of food guides lately. He was excellent. So informative, but not boring. And yes! We can 100% recommend SafetyWing. We’ve been using it for a year now!
Yes! You definitely deserve another subscriber such as myself since you never spitted anything out even on that Balut. I'm a Fil-Am, born and raised in the U.S. til I was 10. Since then, I've been staying here in the Philippines now for 24 years. I'll be looking forward for you guys to come back some time.
I'm glad you are enjoying the street food in the Philippines. The chicken intestines and balut are the foods that I won't go for but you both are brave for trying...I loved Hays so cute little boy I hope you come back again and explore north of Luzon. Thank you so much for your visit Steph, Pete and Hays you're so down to earth, what a lovely couple I really enjoyed your Philippine series I hope you have had so much fun. Good luck on your next trip to South Korea take care guys xxx ❤️
Wow! Awesome street food vlog. The guide was also awesome for giving appropriate information about the food and bringing you at an appropriate place. That said, I really hope that you guys thoroughly enjoyed your time in the Philippines. Enjoy your trip to Korea ( hopefully, South Korea). 👍🏼❤️🇵🇭🌈🌴🏄♀️🇺🇸
You were right. Mckinley Hill is in Metro Manila, located in Taguig city which is one of the 16 urbanized cities composing Metro Manila. What people meant probably was that you were not in Manila city proper.
Welcome to the Philippines hope you enjoy staying here, many places and beautiful things that you can see and the food is amazing among thus are adobo caldereta Mechado baka or beef enjoy
Picassoooooo!! I love it there. Its under rated but that room is 80sqm! Very very spacious. Its located near salcedo market, wild flour and mendokoro which are famous restos.
Kudos to your guide, he really explains the food well. Usually Jelly or "Jello" is from Seaweed. Deep Fried pork intestine is much better. "Pinapaitan" means to make bitter. Almost all Filipino kids are like your kid, just place the phone infront of them and something to eat and they'll be occupied for as long as the phone has power. lol.
you guys are awesome ,amazing and wonderful . Filipinos love you. Enjoy the philippines and we hope you won't forget the experience and come back to visit us again and as we say It's morec fun in the philippines. God bless.
Great video, family affair. Having your toddler with you adds to the realness…I have two little boys and totally understand and appreciate, especially when he was getting antsy.
Oh my, you were just across my neighborhood in Mandaluyong. I recognized the area immediately. When did you shoot this? Would have been nice to bump into you. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed your stay in Pinas.
Yes bile, but in some parts of the Philippines specially here in the Northern part we use the undigest food of the animal, we squeeze it to get the green liqued you can search here in youtube also how Ilocano or igorot make pinapaitan...
Great video. One of the best Filipino street food feature by foreign vloggers I've watched . Your guide was great and informative. You're an awesome family as well. Hays is sooo adorable. More power to you !
Oh thanks finally the end of Philippines 🇵🇭 tour vlog series the ending is so nice … street food 🍱 episode thankz a lot … take care for the next country Korea…
You should come back November to December until new year it’s a lot fun in the Philippines 🇵🇭 you can enjoy your Christmas and new year very good should try and experience the holiday season in the Philippines
Another fantastic video c: You've made sooooooo many food tours lol. One day I will definitely go on a food tour, which I probably would never have done if it weren't for you guys. Though honestly, I have a weak gag reflex. I'd be super super scared of legit throwing up if something seemed really gross to me, even if it was just the idea and it tastes good. ahhh, pray for me when the day comes.
Gosh don't know how I missed this one! We're headed on another food tour this afternoon, actually. Jae, the wonderful guide from here has developed a new one since we left, so it's perfect-- we can introduce him to my parents but not have to repeat a tour!
@@StephandPete That sounds amazing, I really look forward to it! I think I will wait till I buy my big camera before doing a food tour so I can get all that buttery HD food goodness, so maybe the end of the year or early next year. Kelly doesn't like eating on camera so she'll be happy to just be my camera girl for it and eat behind the camera lol. You speak so highly of him that I will almost certainly approach him when the time comes though! c:
Manila or Luzon tricycles are generally small and very low. But in other provinces in the visayas and mindanao tricycles are huge and comfortable. Perhaps it is intended for single passengers.
You want to try a great 'pinoy desert you can do? Mash a ripe avocado (leave some small bits) and mixed w condensed milk, then chill. Promise, you wont get enough of it. And will defenitely ruin your diet if you're trying to trim down. Always ingat on your adventures.
You were so brave trying the balut haha. I'm half filipina living here in the Philippines my whole life but I wouldn't dare trying the balut. I like penoy tho which is also a duck egg but no duck
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Correction: the Chinese have been trading with the Filipinos long before the Spaniards came and decided to claim the territory. The Chinese respected the locals and there was peaceful trading between the locals and the ancient Chinese. These is all in the history books.
You are wise for having a tour guide who can narrates while in a tour. Smart move!
We love doing food tours wherever we go! Such good insight to the food and culture.
Congrats on having balut! You're now honorary Filipino citizens! Keep on traveling and stay safe!
lol thanks! And thanks for watching.
I'm still watching you all enjoying the food at the Filipino restaurant
Great video guys! Glad I was able to share a bit of our food culture with you :)
The editing is awesome Steph!
Cheers and safe travels!
Ah! Sorry I haven’t messaged you yet that it’s live but glad you found it! And thanks so much!!!
@komentarista Maraming salamat po! Noted sa Balut, pero usually by that time naka inom na kami nung mga guests (pang dagdag tapang sa kanila) kaya medyo mabilis na ang pag kain sa Balut, lalo na ung mga takot, minamadali nila just to get it over with hahaha
The Food Adventure in the Philippines....looks like Hays enjoyed it too......Turon and Ube...very unique Filipino flavor....
Your food tour guide is awesome. Perfectly explained
He was excellent! Jian- I hope you see these comments! 👏
Good Job guys.. Thank you for enjoying our Filipino Street Food.. So Loveet and super Yummy 😋😋😋🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
You are really prepared for your tour from start ti finish. Well planned! Excellent!
I enjoy watching your vlog. It is fun and feels like traveling with you. Thank you for sharing. I observed that Filipinos are friendly and hospitable. I am convinced that there is much love in the Philippines.
The best part of the video which i like is the one both of you having a bite of the balut. Most people who tried it have the same reaction so we are proud of you.
Thank you!
Filipinos are so proud of you guys for trying all our street foods without spitting them out😀
If you guys ever have the time, you can try visiting las casas filipinas de acuzar in bagac bataan which is 2 hours away from manila. But if you don't want to travel that far then you can check las casas filipinas de acuzar in quezon city which is the smaller version of the place.
Ah! Will have to check that out next time. Thanks for watching!!
This is a very good vlog, they are not Pinoy baiting because they've got ther tour guide to explain everything. They are not pretending.
I'm glad you enjoyed! That's a nice comment!
You definitely have found your next big gig! And it’s a family affair! I took notes so when head to head to the Philippines I know where I’m going to stay, what food tour I’m looking up, and what not to eat because really I can’t do the balut…but the rest was fascinating and insightful. 👍🏼👍🏼
Aw, thanks Peggy! Don’t blame you on the balut. 😆 But honestly I think the pig ear was my least fav. Jian gave so much amazing information- 90% of which I wasn’t able to include. We love doing food tours. A great way to learn about both the food and culture.
If you're looking to research more about travel to the Philippines, I have an online Zoom private "class" so to speak, where I can help you with your planning. :)
Great video! 100% would find Jian for a food tour. I always feel a little pang when you’re about to leave a country. And safety wing, i need this for upcoming travels, good to know! And Hays smile when he tasted the gulamon. ☺️
We’ve had a good streak of food guides lately. He was excellent. So informative, but not boring. And yes! We can 100% recommend SafetyWing. We’ve been using it for a year now!
Yes! You definitely deserve another subscriber such as myself since you never spitted anything out even on that Balut. I'm a Fil-Am, born and raised in the U.S. til I was 10. Since then, I've been staying here in the Philippines now for 24 years. I'll be looking forward for you guys to come back some time.
Aw! Thanks for subscribing and for introducing yourself! Happy to have you here!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your explorations with d street food in Manila. Your cute boy wanted ice cream n he got it.
Did u guys tried d ube ice cream made from purple sweet potatoes, yummy.
You were very brave eating Balut...even after more than living over 4 years in SE Asia, even I wouldn't even try one. So, well done!!
Thank you! We really weren't planning to, but the opportunity presented itself so...there ya go! Thanks for watching.
i love to see you guys travelling with your little one. it seems he's enjoying to taste foods and drinks as well...
It's so much fun! He's usually pretty adventurous, but often very picky like a normal toddler.
Awesome! It's so nice seeing Jian again
He's a fantastic guide!
Thank you kindly.
Will be following you in all your journey 😊
I'm glad you are enjoying the street food in the Philippines. The chicken intestines and balut are the foods that I won't go for but you both are brave for trying...I loved Hays so cute little boy I hope you come back again and explore north of Luzon. Thank you so much for your visit Steph, Pete and Hays you're so down to earth, what a lovely couple I really enjoyed your Philippine series I hope you have had so much fun. Good luck on your next trip to South Korea take care guys xxx ❤️
We liked the intestines! But not the balut. Thanks so much for watching and for saying we’re down to earth. We appreciate that.
Chick intestines is so delicious its just on your mind psycholigical
what a life vlog a beautifully humankind
Wow! Awesome street food vlog. The guide was also awesome for giving appropriate information about the food and bringing you at an appropriate place. That said, I really hope that you guys thoroughly enjoyed your time in the Philippines. Enjoy your trip to Korea ( hopefully, South Korea). 👍🏼❤️🇵🇭🌈🌴🏄♀️🇺🇸
Thanks, Lem! Jian was a great guide!
Your little boy is brave and adventurous with the food you've tried. He just wants to try everything.
It's not always the case! Often he's very picky!
Sad to see you guys go. Hope you all had a great time and visit the Philippines again next time. Godspeed and safe travels.
Much love from Australia.✌
Thanks for following along! I hope you'll enjoy our Korea series.
you guys really got a good tour guide for the street foods... and it's literally along the streets. it's as authentic as you can get.
Jian was so great!!
Sad you left now ...... I enjoyed every bit of your stay .... safe travelS ... hope someday you'll be back.
We appreciate you watching!!
You were right. Mckinley Hill is in Metro Manila, located in Taguig city which is one of the 16 urbanized cities composing Metro Manila. What people meant probably was that you were not in Manila city proper.
Ah yes! That’s what I meant! Thanks for watching.
Probably meant they were in the wealthy area
Next time you eat balut do it with lights out!
Hayes just a pure chill!
That’s not a bad idea! And I assure you he’s not chill- I just find it hard to film his wild moments. 😆
Good you try everything,especially Balut 👍👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thanks for coming in Philippines I hope you love the place. God bless you
Im sad youre leaving Phils.. hope u can come back.. stay safe always.. miss u hays 😍
Hopefully one day! Thanks for watching!
Hi everyone. Lovely family. Hays smile is contagious.
Thanks so much for watching, Revelina!
Welcome to the Philippines hope you enjoy staying here, many places and beautiful things that you can see and the food is amazing among thus are adobo caldereta Mechado baka or beef enjoy
Thank you! 😃
You guys are brave! I'm filipino but I haven't tried balut...it's recommended to eat it in the dark with the lights out! LOL
Picassoooooo!! I love it there. Its under rated but that room is 80sqm! Very very spacious. Its located near salcedo market, wild flour and mendokoro which are famous restos.
We loved our stay!!
Your son is so cute eating the turon 😆😍❤️ nice video guys 😆
I'm filipino no to balut for me 🤣🤣🤣
Good to hear not everyone loves it! Thanks for watching!
@@StephandPete I don’t eat Balut too. lol
I enjoyed your son his eating almost anything.. how was your vacation stay in the Philippines so far.
You can cumunicate people along the streets anywhere in the Philippines,im glad you're enjoying stayed.god bless you all ❤️👍
Your guide is really good.
He was excellent. He gave so much information that I wasn’t able to include in this video or it would have been four hours long. 😀
Kudos to your guide, he really explains the food well. Usually Jelly or "Jello" is from Seaweed. Deep Fried pork intestine is much better. "Pinapaitan" means to make bitter. Almost all Filipino kids are like your kid, just place the phone infront of them and something to eat and they'll be occupied for as long as the phone has power. lol.
Love you guys! You are always welcome if you wanna come back ❤
Aw, thanks!
Wow the Philippines are also sooo different from South Korea!! Love the vibes!! Unique!!
you guys are awesome ,amazing and wonderful . Filipinos love you. Enjoy the philippines and we hope you won't forget the experience and come back to visit us again and as we say It's morec fun
in the philippines. God bless.
Great job and your son is so cute.
you two are good sports even the cute little boy
Aw thanks. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Pete reminds me of the legendary Filipino actor Johnny Delgado especially when he's smiling
Hmmm, that's a new one! I kind of see it!
Enjoy your holiday while in the Philippines, don't waste your time and feel.more comportable with the locals, god bless you all, greeting from Brazil.
Great video, family affair. Having your toddler with you adds to the realness…I have two little boys and totally understand and appreciate, especially when he was getting antsy.
Thanks, Jasiu. That means a lot! Glad you can relate.
Hello Steph and Pete,Baby Boy.God bless 🙏 Keep safe,
I really enjoyed your vlogs here in the Philippines. Hope you come back and travel to more islands.
We appreciate you supporting us!
Congrats especially to the little boy. With regards to balut, I come from there but have only eaten the red part, not the fetus.
Yeah I’m not sure we’ll try it again. Once is enough. 😆
Congrats on getting a sponsor
Thank you for watching so that we were able to!
Oh my, you were just across my neighborhood in Mandaluyong. I recognized the area immediately. When did you shoot this? Would have been nice to bump into you. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed your stay in Pinas.
It’s a lovely neighborhood! This was on August 14. Thanks for watching!
Yes bile, but in some parts of the Philippines specially here in the Northern part we use the undigest food of the animal, we squeeze it to get the green liqued you can search here in youtube also how Ilocano or igorot make pinapaitan...
wooooow
Pinapaitan in philippines is almost 99%pilipino love it
new Subs here!!! welcome and enjoy the Philippines!!!! 🇵🇭🥰🇵🇭
Thanks for subscribing!
Oh I am living nearby where you eat siomai in Mandaluyong.
It looked like a lovely neighborhood!
You're so brave to try balut
Great video. One of the best Filipino street food feature by foreign vloggers I've watched . Your guide was great and informative. You're an awesome family as well. Hays is sooo adorable. More power to you !
Wow!!! Thanks so much for saying that. We love making videos about the food tours we do, so we appreciate you watching them!
They should update the name of the 'walkman' to iPod. 😉🤣😂
Youre video is always a good vibes i like it
That’s a nice thing to say! Thanks, Regie.
You have a well-behaved and cute son.
Oh thanks finally the end of Philippines 🇵🇭 tour vlog series the ending is so nice … street food 🍱 episode thankz a lot … take care for the next country Korea…
Thanks for watching!!
You should come back November to December until new year it’s a lot fun in the Philippines 🇵🇭 you can enjoy your Christmas and new year very good should try and experience the holiday season in the Philippines
Lovely family 🥰
I enjoyed the conversation I learn something new 😁🤙🏾
Balut challenge is a wow, great.
So cute I'm watching to your blog always. Watching from oman.
Wow! Oman! Thanks
Hats of to the guide 😊
Jian was great!!
Barbeque one of my favorites all the time.. 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Another fantastic video c: You've made sooooooo many food tours lol. One day I will definitely go on a food tour, which I probably would never have done if it weren't for you guys. Though honestly, I have a weak gag reflex. I'd be super super scared of legit throwing up if something seemed really gross to me, even if it was just the idea and it tastes good. ahhh, pray for me when the day comes.
Gosh don't know how I missed this one! We're headed on another food tour this afternoon, actually. Jae, the wonderful guide from here has developed a new one since we left, so it's perfect-- we can introduce him to my parents but not have to repeat a tour!
@@StephandPete That sounds amazing, I really look forward to it!
I think I will wait till I buy my big camera before doing a food tour so I can get all that buttery HD food goodness, so maybe the end of the year or early next year. Kelly doesn't like eating on camera so she'll be happy to just be my camera girl for it and eat behind the camera lol. You speak so highly of him that I will almost certainly approach him when the time comes though! c:
I can stop laughing 😅🤣😂when you eat balut he he he,whatching you here in italy
Fantastic video + very adorable kid. Just, ❤️❤️❤️
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!
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Manila or Luzon tricycles are generally small and very low. But in other provinces in the visayas and mindanao tricycles are huge and comfortable. Perhaps it is intended for single passengers.
Ah, I see.
You want to try a great 'pinoy desert you can do? Mash a ripe avocado (leave some small bits) and mixed w condensed milk, then chill. Promise, you wont get enough of it. And will defenitely ruin your diet if you're trying to trim down. Always ingat on your adventures.
I’ve seen that! We talked about it! But I still haven’t tried it. Sounds delicious.
@@StephandPete Try it, it's just two ingredients, avocado and condensed milk. Use a for to mash the ripe avocado. Hays would love it! You would, too.
congrats guys!!! 😊 good job!
Thanks for watching.
AWESOME PHILLIPINES FOOD IS THE BEST😋😋😋
Have a nice visit😃
You were so brave trying the balut haha. I'm half filipina living here in the Philippines my whole life but I wouldn't dare trying the balut. I like penoy tho which is also a duck egg but no duck
We learned about those too. I think I’d go with that next time as well. 😆
Your baby is sooooooo adorable..I love him...pls send my hugs and kisses to him..always take care :)
Delicious food in Philippines in street food most too delicious try buko pandan.fishball squidballs chicken 🐔 ball kalubasa ball calumares and more
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I lab ur video guys.keep safe🤗🤗🇵🇭❤️🇨🇦
Nice experience you guys enjoy
Welcome.. 🥰 And enjoy your vacation 😁
Halo halo means mix mix, so you have to mix your halo halo before you eat it.
First time watching your videos, your son is so cuteee!🥰
Also, I’m def going to subscribe!💖
Thank youuuuu
You should try Malaysian food also there
We miss Malaysian food so much!
Well done for trying balut. 👏
Its not the U.S Army base it was U.S Naval base in Olongapo
You're so brave I'm a Filipino and I don't eat balut I tried it once and that's it lol.
Once is enough! Haha
Spanish: I found you in the name of His Majesty.....
Locals: (roll eyes)
I really understand your reaction with the balut. I'm a Filipino and until now I don't have the courage to eat balut hahaha
I couldn't watch you eat balut 🤢🙈 so sad you are leaving the Philippines. Stay safe always 🙏 lots of hugs for Hays 🤗
I don’t blame you! 😆 Thanks for watching what you could. 😂
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