I love seeing their faces lights up remembering memories with Pinoy food.. Sometimes it's not just the food that's makes it good but the people you share it with makes it more better..
I would never trade Filipino Food for anything! Every time I come home my Grandma would cook all my favorite filipino food! and now that I'm back to US I'm craving for some fil-food!
Why did I not ever hear taho!? My life in Philippines while I still lived there 5 am. I was always awake by that time. *Tahoooooooooooooo!* *runs at the speed of light just to catch the vendor*
some foreigners dont like halo halo cause the pinoys forget to tell them how to eat it... halo halo means to mix literally... so you need to mix all of the ingredients inside the bowl before you eat it... taste great... good video
The guy in mint green shirt is so fun to watch. Him describing the Filipino food and fruits is so entertaining. When you're a Filipino and you're so used to eating bananas, pinya, rambutan, mangga, langka, you don't really give it so much appreciation anymore. Hearing these foreigners speaking so passionately and enthusiastically about the foods and fruits here in the Philippines is really so humbling.
missionaries are very good and polite people, I have met and made friends with some of them both abroad and Philippines. god bless you guys for spreading the word of god and having he adventure of your life. :)
i appreciated the comments from Sumner Mahaffey being one of the most engage missionaries here in the Philippines i literally love him singing OPM songs as i watched him performed live like 3 years ago in a reality show here in Philippines which is I LOVE OPM
Rice is to the Philippines (as well as all of Asia) as bread & potatoes is to America and pasta is to Italy.. etc.. Ulam is your steak, meatballs.. etc!!
When I lived in the USA I remember having to teach americans that Utah speaks more languages than any other state. They also are the most accurate historical geneology in the USA. I have a deep respect for the mormons. This is a great video.
And the best mango in the Philippines comes from Zambales. And the best mango in Zambales comes from San Narcisco. And the best mango in San Narcisco comes from my family's back yard. :-)
langka is jack fruit, durian is king fruit... love to hear all your reaction... when you eat halo-halo you better mix first all the ingredients, stir/mix it very well before eating, because that is how we eat it.
Thanks for spreading and touching the lives of philippines also the sacrifice..in Philippines RICE is LIFE..im amazed u like driend fish because some people doesn't like it
My friend is Filipino on her mom's side and I am with her family now in the Philippines. I knew to expect rice for every meal but my friend's boyfriend did not and he turned it down most of the time and he couldn't figure out why people reacted strangely. Then my friend's Filipino cousin said, "Here if you don't eat rice you will die." Meaning, it's a staple food and important for survival and stuff. I understood that. But we took them out to eat at an Americanized restaurant that served ribs and mashed potatoes and corn on the cob and things like that and I thought it was funny that they still ordered rice with their meal even though they didn't have to. And they thought it was strange when we told them Americans don't usually eat that much rice. And my friend's cousin also had a hard time wrapping her head around the fact that there is absolutely no rice at our McDonald's. My friend's mom has been living in the U.S. for almost 30 years now and has adjusted well and was telling them what Americans usually eat for breakfast. She has adjusted to not eating rice every day and only makes a small batch of rice every few days and cooks and eats a lot of American food now. She decided to make an American meal for them to try. She made fried chicken, macaroni & cheese, mashed potatoes, and fried green tomatoes. They still made a batch of rice to go with it. Lol.
Filipino food is the best! I love filipino breakfast--I would eat tocino every day, if I could. Lumpia and monggos...and liempo! How could anyone NOT love it?
Halo means mix, halo-halo means you have to mix the ingredients thoroughly before eating it. Start at the bottom, stir it upwards for the ingredients at the bottom to rise and mix.
thanks for letting us know how blessed we are as Filipinos. when i was also in the mission, i can really relate to how you have fallen in love with the food, fruits and the drinks we have here. this also made me reminisce my fond moments. aaawww....
Yah ,,,the first guy experienced a typical filipino eating because eating mongo with buad is really not common to any nationality. Other filipino stuff is a fusion of dishes of other cultures. Bless you guys...
I love your stories about my country. I live now in France since 2001 and haven't had enough time to go back there every year since then so, i do feel homesick. LOL! Watching your stories make me feel good. Thank you so much. I hope you continue to make this kind of video and oh, by the way,i have just subscribed to your channel.
There are so many foods back in the Philippines. Each culture (82 dialects?) has their own ways of cooking foods. Good example that I did not hear (here) are snacks like tupig, calamay, tinubong. This are sweet foods made of different kind of rice (flour of sticky kind of rice) cooked inside a bamboo, wrap with banana leaves, or coconut/palm leaves. These are good snacks and they only make it during Christmas season.
That second girl who said she gained weight and doesn't care looks soooo sweet. Like she looks like the type who gets mad but still smiling at you hehe
The fourth person was literally smiling while talking from the very start. It's really heartwarming though because you can really see how happy and satisfied she is with our food.
BACOLOD HAS MANY AWARDS , LIKE CLEANLINESS AWARD , THE MOST CONDUCESIVE PLACE FOR BUSINESS ETC. BACOLOD IS MY BIRTH PLACE . THANKS FOR SHARING, BOBBY FROM LAS VEGAS.
Filipinos eat rice every meal because we often have a tedious work. Rice gives energy because it is the primary source of carbohydrates, so we have to work full time, and along with that, is a full stomach. you must probably know that. Thanks
wow! thank you for sharing your experiences while doing your mission here in the philippines. Shoutout to the lady (3rd to the last) for including our place, dumaguete city. Hope you had a very good time here aside from the pizza 😇. Appreciating our culture and foods means a lot to us. Our dishes may not be as high end or classy as mexicans, italians or europeans but just loving or liking them is really heartwarming and overwhelming though i'm just not cool with the 2nd to the last person on this video. Anyway, this is amazing. 😉
Thanks for putting up this video. Highly appreciated, makes me smile whenever you guys talked about rice , ulam, fruits, & desert; good video. Cheers!🇵🇭🙏😇🤩😍
Nice collection! (1) He he, when Sumner said "mongoose", I said, "What, we have that HERE???" Turned out he meant munggo (singular verb only in Filipino). LOL!!! (2) Mang Inasal should definitely thank missionaries for spreading the word (about them!) for free, he he... (3) Ulam = it's a viand that we usually eat together with rice. (4) Don't worry, guys. Eating balut is an acquired taste. I don't really eat it. Well, I do sometimes, but I take the chick out of it (I try not to look, ha ha!). I've only tried the chick once in my whole life, when I was a kid and my father tried to teach me. One bite and I spewed it out in disgust, HA HA HAAA!!! So you see, not all Pinoys like it. Even the viand dinuguan, which is pork cooked in pig's blood (that one I eat). If it's all red and such, I probably wouldn't. It's black -- yes, weird, but it takes your mind off the blood. (5) We do know what peaches are, but we don't -- CAN'T -- grow them. We know them from canned fruits, ha ha. To add info on what we can't grow here: www.pepper.ph/fruits-veggies-cant-grow-philippines/ (6) In the Philippines. McDo tries to keep up with Jollibee so they offer rice meals, too. (I wonder if they do that as well in other Asian countries that eat rice, though...?). Even with commercials. When Jollibee began creating sentimental, family-centric commercials in the late '80s or early '90s, the resto's popularity skyrocketed. McDo followed suit years after, changing their marketing strategy. These two do compete a lot that they copy off each other's menus. One creates something that becomes a hit somewhat, the other creates a similar product. (6) While it would be nice to claim it, durian isn't really just unique here. Some other Asian countries have that, too. (7) Starting at 42:05,... Not sure why he said vegetables were rare (unless it was where he stayed at). We have lots of vegetables. We have lots of tomatoes and potatoes, though they both cost much these days. We do tend to just buy tomato ketchup or paste when we cook. Pinoys usually love potatoes. He also said he didn't encounter beans. A lot of our vegetables are legumes, in fact, when I was young and not fond of veggies yet, the ones I liked to eat were legumes. Anyway, maybe he was referring to specific kinds of beans, I dunno. He called sari-sari stores as tiangges, but I can see why since there is a similarity. (8) Majority of Pinoys frown at eating dogs. Not just frown, abhorr the idea!!!...Just had to get this out there.
We Filipinos eat a lot of rice because aside from it is abundant in the Philippines, it is also very filling. It is important for Filipinos to eat rice specially to the poor people in the Philippines because we don't know when the next meal will be served. So we need to be full for a longer time to keep us going.
Mang inasal is one of the best fast food.. specially if ur on a tight budget.. u can order the unli. rice for about less 3$.. u can eat any rice u can.. but dont left rice.. that a big NO NO here in phil.
FYI: The oriental grocery stores in the US carry "manila mango". They are sold for $12.99 for 15 pcs and sometimes on sale as cheap as $9.99 for 15 pcs...They are also sold by piece for $1 but a lot cheaper by box of 15. Also, sho-mai is available at Trader Joe's...
I had a carabao and its so delish. Maybe how the meat was prepared that makes its greasy.i had bulalo carabao and it tastes just like beef it was not greasy at all and the broth was super rich
Jake(the one in the light green shirt) became so animated he made everything sound so delicious. Too bad they don't send foreign missionaries to mindanao anymore for safety reasons.
Hahaha... I really enjoyed watching this!!! But anyways my husband always saying all this stuff asking around now he have lots of friends here! .. And also he likes adobo hehe.. I'm Filipina and he's American.. He's fussy for food before but now he likes the food here!
RICE is LIFE ❤ haha! Without RICE is just a Snack ❤ love that Line 😄 It's the Reality ❤ i hope they had experienced eating Filipino Streetfoods like Kwek2, Fishballs ... not just balot ❤
I'm crazy for Mang Inasal too if I am rich I will buy a franchise of it and bring it to the United States of America!!:-) Filipino Special Education Teacher here in Florida, U$A!!!:-)
eating dog's meat and a carabao or water buffalo we called here in the north of the border is illegal now to Philippines you could go to jail for that may be before but they implemented alaw two years ago not to eat those things anymore
Eating mongos with buwad while cross legged and happy - that's basically sums up the joy of eating Filipino cuisines... This guy gets it...
N8Cality i second emotion that
jagger orille 2nd emotion hahaahhahasarap tumambling
N8Cality he's been to somewhere in the Visayas 😀 great.
by the way, guys, you second THE MOTION. you don't second EMOTION.
you just don't .
N8Cality No, it's understanding and appreciation of the simple life. The guy at 18:30 now he gets pinoy cuisine... or maybe he just loves to eat.
N8Cality you are right..
I love seeing their faces lights up remembering memories with Pinoy food.. Sometimes it's not just the food that's makes it good but the people you share it with makes it more better..
I agree with you you're so sweet
I would never trade Filipino Food for anything! Every time I come home my Grandma would cook all my favorite filipino food! and now that I'm back to US I'm craving for some fil-food!
true.. meal in the philippines without rice is a snack. :)
mysty heal yah its like a disgrace to me when someone called lunch without a rice.
But most love to have rice and ulam for snack and im one of them ; )
@@cedriccalma4307 that is true until you get older and metabolism slows down haha! Recipe for obesity xD
Without rice is diet.😂
Hahahaha...
Why did I not ever hear taho!?
My life in Philippines while I still lived there
5 am. I was always awake by that time.
*Tahoooooooooooooo!*
*runs at the speed of light just to catch the vendor*
JustsomeLazyperson Here they were probably asleep
Haha 😂😂 true
JustsomeLazyperson Here me too it's my breakfast
Every morning
You missed a treat right there, you can make you’re own with tofu, sugar syrup and tapioca
some foreigners dont like halo halo cause the pinoys forget to tell them how to eat it... halo halo means to mix literally... so you need to mix all of the ingredients inside the bowl before you eat it... taste great... good video
Judith Mendez they actually hate the beans
Tonz Lang it's ok, they can ask to leave out the beans.. if they don't want to eat it..
i watched someone saying "Filipinos loved it so much, they named it twice" ^_^ - true , true....
i love to drink the melted halo halo after eating all the ingredients.
Halo-halo means variety (different ingredients), halo (sangkap/sahog) means ingredients, haloin means mix
The guy in mint green shirt is so fun to watch. Him describing the Filipino food and fruits is so entertaining.
When you're a Filipino and you're so used to eating bananas, pinya, rambutan, mangga, langka, you don't really give it so much appreciation anymore. Hearing these foreigners speaking so passionately and enthusiastically about the foods and fruits here in the Philippines is really so humbling.
missionaries are very good and polite people, I have met and made friends with some of them both abroad and Philippines. god bless you guys for spreading the word of god and having he adventure of your life. :)
TJ RAMOS they are highly trainable to act and be polite..be carefull
+Jake Cabrera lol
i appreciated the comments from Sumner Mahaffey being one of the most engage missionaries here in the Philippines i literally love him singing OPM songs as i watched him performed live like 3 years ago in a reality show here in Philippines which is I LOVE OPM
I can't believe that i watched the whole video 😂😂
Aesthetic bxtch same here!😂
Me too. Ahaha
I did too 😂
Rice is to the Philippines (as well as all of Asia) as bread & potatoes is to America and pasta is to Italy.. etc.. Ulam is your steak, meatballs.. etc!!
I love how they were able to assimilate with the culture well.
When I lived in the USA I remember having to teach americans that Utah speaks more languages than any other state. They also are the most accurate historical geneology in the USA. I have a deep respect for the mormons. This is a great video.
I love seeing their eyes sparkle and how they can't fight smiling widely reminiscing their memories, especially on food, from the Philippines :)
Carabao milk and rice is the Best. Chicken intestines is also amazing, bulad and balut are good!
Philippines has the best ,sweetest Pineapple and Mango in the world Incomparable
And the best mango in the Philippines comes from Zambales. And the best mango in Zambales comes from San Narcisco. And the best mango in San Narcisco comes from my family's back yard. :-)
@@TheOriginalRick i like that.. hahaha
langka is jack fruit, durian is king fruit... love to hear all your reaction... when you eat halo-halo you better mix first all the ingredients, stir/mix it very well before eating, because that is how we eat it.
jason monceda I love durian but never had it in halo2. Durian crepes are the best
jason monceda a
durian is just durian. yes it is considered as the king of fruits but you dont call it king fruit. just saying.
I know that girl i mean the one wearing black and necklace. Nakakausap ko yan dati dito samin.. Mabait yan. ☺️
mac jason what's her name? hehe :3
Name pls???
Thanks for spreading and touching the lives of philippines also the sacrifice..in Philippines RICE is LIFE..im amazed u like driend fish because some people doesn't like it
oo mongos is the best when put the bulad sa mongos ang sarap then you add the kangkong or malongay
thanks guys for telling good stories about us..
your always welcome to go back in the Philippines.
My friend is Filipino on her mom's side and I am with her family now in the Philippines. I knew to expect rice for every meal but my friend's boyfriend did not and he turned it down most of the time and he couldn't figure out why people reacted strangely. Then my friend's Filipino cousin said, "Here if you don't eat rice you will die." Meaning, it's a staple food and important for survival and stuff. I understood that. But we took them out to eat at an Americanized restaurant that served ribs and mashed potatoes and corn on the cob and things like that and I thought it was funny that they still ordered rice with their meal even though they didn't have to. And they thought it was strange when we told them Americans don't usually eat that much rice. And my friend's cousin also had a hard time wrapping her head around the fact that there is absolutely no rice at our McDonald's. My friend's mom has been living in the U.S. for almost 30 years now and has adjusted well and was telling them what Americans usually eat for breakfast. She has adjusted to not eating rice every day and only makes a small batch of rice every few days and cooks and eats a lot of American food now. She decided to make an American meal for them to try. She made fried chicken, macaroni & cheese, mashed potatoes, and fried green tomatoes. They still made a batch of rice to go with it. Lol.
The smile and the excitement telling thier experiences!so genuine💖
thank you for loving Filipino Food... 😉💞
Filipino food is the best! I love filipino breakfast--I would eat tocino every day, if I could. Lumpia and monggos...and liempo! How could anyone NOT love it?
Halo means mix, halo-halo means you have to mix the ingredients thoroughly before eating it. Start at the bottom, stir it upwards for the ingredients at the bottom to rise and mix.
thanks for letting us know how blessed we are as Filipinos. when i was also in the mission, i can really relate to how you have fallen in love with the food, fruits and the drinks we have here. this also made me reminisce my fond moments. aaawww....
Yah ,,,the first guy experienced a typical filipino eating because eating mongo with buad is really not common to any nationality. Other filipino stuff is a fusion of dishes of other cultures. Bless you guys...
Thanks for compiling this!
Mang Inasal is the best
I like the restaurant. Mang Inasal the fish they serve are so delicious. I miss it.
Yessss and the unlimited rice tho..oooooo I love itt
Yea me too
the guy with a pale green shirt is soooo animated!! he makes me smile unkowingly while watching and listening to him 😊😊😊
anyway hi to connor😍😍😘
that lady who said "joke lang" ... described Filipino foods with great cheer, love it!
I'm a pure Filipino and Sumner is very relatable!
I love your stories about my country. I live now in France since 2001 and haven't had enough time to go back there every year since then so, i do feel homesick. LOL! Watching your stories make me feel good. Thank you so much. I hope you continue to make this kind of video and oh, by the way,i have just subscribed to your channel.
Ahh! This video is making me homesick!
opwave79 me too T - T
I'll go home tomorrow ha ha ha!!
rice comment were on point...
i am clueless why i need to watch the whole video in 2020...it was nice listening to their experiences...
thank you americans for saying we love rice we love rice so much all of our meal has a rice and combination of vegetables and fish hahahahha
the paradox ikr rice is life for us filipino
That's food we eat at home!!! In festivities, we eat lechon, lumpia, palabok, friend chicken .. and others
Friend chicken? Hahah or neighbors chicken? Joke lang man
@@maxelpogi6321 hahahahah fried chicken po😂😂😂😂
We call what you are calling monggos "balatong". Great with okra and shrimp!!
Kid Chef uh no monggos and balatong are two different dishes...
There are so many foods back in the Philippines. Each culture (82 dialects?) has their own ways of cooking foods. Good example that I did not hear (here) are snacks like tupig, calamay, tinubong. This are sweet foods made of different kind of rice (flour of sticky kind of rice) cooked inside a bamboo, wrap with banana leaves, or coconut/palm leaves. These are good snacks and they only make it during Christmas season.
yeah, filipino also eat chicken feet like everyday and in the Philippine
it's called "adidas".
gab boco especially in the streets or bars.
Just clean it well really well
Lalo na sa adobo nakaw sa araw araw sasawa kana sa adidas hahahah
Not only Filipinos who eats adidas/ chicken feet, the Chinese too.
Not only the Chinese but in Kosher cooking chicken feet are cooked in Jewish kitchens for centuries.
That second girl who said she gained weight and doesn't care looks soooo sweet. Like she looks like the type who gets mad but still smiling at you hehe
Rice pa more😆😆😆
Is all about rice haha
But love their comments about to filipino foods .. big heart for you guys very touching comments 😊😊😊
The fourth person was literally smiling while talking from the very start. It's really heartwarming though because you can really see how happy and satisfied she is with our food.
BACOLOD HAS MANY AWARDS , LIKE CLEANLINESS AWARD , THE MOST CONDUCESIVE PLACE FOR BUSINESS ETC. BACOLOD IS MY BIRTH PLACE . THANKS FOR SHARING, BOBBY FROM LAS VEGAS.
"Filipino food is rice." LOL highly accurate
Filipinos eat rice every meal because we often have a tedious work. Rice gives energy because it is the primary source of carbohydrates, so we have to work full time, and along with that, is a full stomach. you must probably know that. Thanks
wow! thank you for sharing your experiences while doing your mission here in the philippines. Shoutout to the lady (3rd to the last) for including our place, dumaguete city. Hope you had a very good time here aside from the pizza 😇.
Appreciating our culture and foods means a lot to us. Our dishes may not be as high end or classy as mexicans, italians or europeans but just loving or liking them is really heartwarming and overwhelming though i'm just not cool with the 2nd to the last person on this video.
Anyway, this is amazing.
😉
Mang Inasal 😂
its a fast food. nice to see you like it.
Thanks for putting up this video. Highly appreciated, makes me smile whenever you guys talked about rice , ulam, fruits, & desert; good video. Cheers!🇵🇭🙏😇🤩😍
Nice collection!
(1) He he, when Sumner said "mongoose", I said, "What, we have that HERE???" Turned out he meant munggo (singular verb only in Filipino). LOL!!!
(2) Mang Inasal should definitely thank missionaries for spreading the word (about them!) for free, he he...
(3) Ulam = it's a viand that we usually eat together with rice.
(4) Don't worry, guys. Eating balut is an acquired taste. I don't really eat it. Well, I do sometimes, but I take the chick out of it (I try not to look, ha ha!). I've only tried the chick once in my whole life, when I was a kid and my father tried to teach me. One bite and I spewed it out in disgust, HA HA HAAA!!! So you see, not all Pinoys like it. Even the viand dinuguan, which is pork cooked in pig's blood (that one I eat). If it's all red and such, I probably wouldn't. It's black -- yes, weird, but it takes your mind off the blood.
(5) We do know what peaches are, but we don't -- CAN'T -- grow them. We know them from canned fruits, ha ha. To add info on what we can't grow here: www.pepper.ph/fruits-veggies-cant-grow-philippines/
(6) In the Philippines. McDo tries to keep up with Jollibee so they offer rice meals, too. (I wonder if they do that as well in other Asian countries that eat rice, though...?). Even with commercials. When Jollibee began creating sentimental, family-centric commercials in the late '80s or early '90s, the resto's popularity skyrocketed. McDo followed suit years after, changing their marketing strategy.
These two do compete a lot that they copy off each other's menus. One creates something that becomes a hit somewhat, the other creates a similar product.
(6) While it would be nice to claim it, durian isn't really just unique here. Some other Asian countries have that, too.
(7) Starting at 42:05,... Not sure why he said vegetables were rare (unless it was where he stayed at). We have lots of vegetables. We have lots of tomatoes and potatoes, though they both cost much these days. We do tend to just buy tomato ketchup or paste when we cook. Pinoys usually love potatoes. He also said he didn't encounter beans. A lot of our vegetables are legumes, in fact, when I was young and not fond of veggies yet, the ones I liked to eat were legumes. Anyway, maybe he was referring to specific kinds of beans, I dunno. He called sari-sari stores as tiangges, but I can see why since there is a similarity.
(8) Majority of Pinoys frown at eating dogs. Not just frown, abhorr the idea!!!...Just had to get this out there.
Nakaka touch naman mga to!
Monggos, bulad and rice sitting on a bamboo chair is his ambition and this should be life.. literally im moved of what he said🥺😭❤
White boy best person to represent Filipino culture! Couldn't have done it without you!
I love you guys 😇 May God bless you kore 🙏🏿👼🏻😇 thanks for the nice compliments 😇 Filipinos love you too 😇👊🏻
We Filipinos eat a lot of rice because aside from it is abundant in the Philippines, it is also very filling. It is important for Filipinos to eat rice specially to the poor people in the Philippines because we don't know when the next meal will be served. So we need to be full for a longer time to keep us going.
I love mang inasal and i do make mango dessert. We call it graham cake ☺️
Mang inasal is one of the best fast food.. specially if ur on a tight budget.. u can order the unli. rice for about less 3$.. u can eat any rice u can.. but dont left rice.. that a big NO NO here in phil.
***** kung sanang m iintindihan nila eh. kaso hinde. engot
mac reyes Inggit lang yan, hindi kasi marunong magenglish Haha
Alam ko boss pero chill lang tayo!
mac reyes you can eat any rice😂😂✌
Wow "command" big word.
FYI: The oriental grocery stores in the US carry "manila mango". They are sold for $12.99 for 15 pcs and sometimes on sale as cheap as $9.99 for 15 pcs...They are also sold by piece for $1 but a lot cheaper by box of 15.
Also, sho-mai is available at Trader Joe's...
You guys are good people,, Youre a blessing to Filipino people..👍👍👍
Hope you do your mission in the Phil again. Am sure the Pinoys miss you a lot.
Look at their smiles while they talk :)
Yung rinig na rinig yung lunok habang kinukwento nila favorite food nila. HAHAHA
I love mongos at buwad.. and im proud to be a Cebuana. .
why no one ever mentioned TAHO??? i think they've miss that one
Taho is the best! Especially in the morning...now I miss it!
Taho is not good. It taste bad and definitely dirty
I love it every morning
What exactly IS Taho?
vincesanity14...TAHO...I can still hear the guy's voice as he make his rounds in the morning in my neighborhood back in PI.
I had a carabao and its so delish. Maybe how the meat was prepared that makes its greasy.i had bulalo carabao and it tastes just like beef it was not greasy at all and the broth was super rich
thank you guys for visited PH.my country try to come back and stay for little time for vacation
I'm really excited to here this things from all of you guys. God Bless
i keep laughing on the "rice comment" and "ulam" hahahaha
pandesaaaaalll hahaha
Mark Errol Laboc yes! No pandesal in Japan
I've been smiling the whole time.. Makes me miss home so muuuch.. 😘
I really appreciate them telling their story!
Pancit is a staple in parties because it represents long life. 😁
Wow some of these missionary girls are pretty cute, where you all at when I lived there. haha.
Super true, Rice for us is life. We eat rice 3 times a day and not eating rice is a snack for us. 😊😂 proud Filipino here ✋
All what they said is true,they love Adobo bec it has Universal appeal and taste]Adobo is our National dish
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING THIS.
JUK LANG! HAHAH I bursted out when she said that. SOOOO TRUE.
I love how the man says monggos
lol its like theyre reminiscing war stories from a ww2 documentary,thats the vibe I get from this.
you can buy rootbeer at 7 eleven in the philippines. Sarsi is also one that you can easily buy at any sarisari store.
i watched the whole vid,amazing :)
i wished i've met you guys
Jake(the one in the light green shirt) became so animated he made everything sound so delicious. Too bad they don't send foreign missionaries to mindanao anymore for safety reasons.
Hahaha... I really enjoyed watching this!!! But anyways my husband always saying all this stuff asking around now he have lots of friends here! .. And also he likes adobo hehe.. I'm Filipina and he's American.. He's fussy for food before but now he likes the food here!
Ka gwapo nalang dyud ani nila uy hehe...makalingaw tan.awon kay mga hawd na kaayo mag bisaya.
RICE is LIFE ❤ haha! Without RICE is just a Snack ❤ love that Line 😄 It's the Reality ❤
i hope they had experienced eating Filipino Streetfoods like Kwek2, Fishballs ... not just balot ❤
I'm crazy for Mang Inasal too if I am rich I will buy a franchise of it and bring it to the United States of America!!:-) Filipino Special Education Teacher here in Florida, U$A!!!:-)
How i wish your wish will comw true.
I remember my mom won’t let me go to school without eating rice for breakfast! Sinangag and egg!
The guy in green shirt talks food with emotions...
Mga idol gyod mo namo labi na ang inyong mga Bisaya accent!👍👍👍
These americans love ISAW!!!!! and that is a BIG WOW!
I also love Mang Inasal
Random Realistic Tone
eating dog's meat and a carabao or water buffalo we called here in the north of the border is illegal now to Philippines you could go to jail for that may be before but they implemented alaw two years ago not to eat those things anymore
What exactly IS Mang Inasal?
Thank you guys for loving Filipino food! But I admit I love hamburger too!
hala grabihang sumner oi kusog mukaon ug bawad Bai😂
Watching your videos made miss my home country
Rice is Life here in the Philippines. Even our desserts like our kakanin is mainly made out of sticky rice.
ME I LIKE PHILIPPINES CUZ I LIVE THERE LOL!
wow they love Mang INASAL
Ohhh I wanna just cook him Buko Pandan! I just love how he says how he missed it!