I'm Filipino and this is such an interesting array of dishes you've got here. I wouldn't consider some of these as street food but I'm not complaining. It really seems you've went around the islands to discover food from diff parts of the Philippines and those feature are not the usual ones you see in most vidoes.
The 17 Filipino street food you introduced all look delicious！ So glad you put my favorite fried banana and seafood on top！ What's even happier is that you have added another 20,000 subscriptions in less than two weeks！ Wow~ You are really amazing, congratulations on your success, keep up the good work！👍😄👏 你介紹的 17 種菲律賓街頭美食看起來都很好吃， 很開心你把我最喜歡的炸香蕉及海鮮放在最前面， 更開心的是你在不到兩週多又增加了快兩萬訂閱， 哇～你真的很厲害，恭喜你這麼成功，繼續加油！
These Filipino series are so helpful to talk with some of my English teachers from the Philippines😃 It helps me imagine their country, plus it does make me wanna fly to the Philippines✈ Btw, you look a little bit younger in some parts😁 One day I'd like to travel around the world just like you😀 Anyway, thanks a million for taking us viewers on a short journey every week. Personally, I'm interested in Vietnamese foods, cuz every food, especially the Vietnamese sandwich called "bánh mì", was amazing when I went to Ho Chi Minh City!! It was so good that I went to every bánh mì shop in the guidebook😁. Anyway, where are you taking us next? Can't wait!! Stay safe Luke-san😄 From Japan👍
This reminded me of market days with my mother in Angeles City. My mother loved food and she knew all the best stalls. We did it once a week when my father was stationed at Clark AFB. I would be so stuffed by the time we got home. The Philippines has such amazing food. I've learned to cook many of the traditional dishes and will pass it down to my children.
That's quite a collection of foods. The linarang and the cansi stand out to me. Particularly, the cansi. I'd love to try that. That broth looks deep in flavor, and the beef looks absolutely succulent. I believe in the original video, Luke said the cansi was the favorite thing he'd eaten in the Philippines.
Never been outside of the US!! You are so blessed to be able to do what you do! So wish I could climb into your bag so that i could try the foods and just experience being in another country!! Love your video's as always!! ❤👍🏼🙏🏼❤
Hello Luke and company. Thanks for sharing another interesting vlog about the delicious cuisine of the Philippines. I know that, as always, it will be so much fun to see the tasting of the regional dishes.👍
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO,IM AN INDONESIAN AND PLANNING TO GO TO PHILIPPINES, THIS VIDEO GIVE ME SOME KNOWLEDGE, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO 📹 💖
You are lucky to have tried some of the rarest mirienda food items and dishes in the Philippines. Not all foreign vloggers here featured some of the items on your list. 🍻🇵🇭❤
Thanks Luke for featuring some of the country's palatable dishes..my mouth is watering while watching you eating those toothsome foods..this is such a beautiful video..stay safe and handsome always 🏝🇵🇭
Thumbs up to your guide in Cebu, the food choices are legendary, from linarang, ginabot, pochero, ngohiong, siomai to lechon. It showcases the best of the bisaya. The greatest!
Hey Luke Martin . I’m one of your subscriber. Avid fans I been watching your vlogs . It’s good to know different culture and different kinds of food and dish from every country you visited. More power
I am from the Philippines and I noticed that No 4 Pares and 12 Goto came from “Marakana City”. It should be “Marikina” City. I’ve been a subscriber of your channel for quite sometime and have seen a lot of your videos. Kudos.
Lovely.. watching from England..awesome.so many delicious food .. bring back memories... thank you for sharing this video .. sending support.. love Sally and Paul 🦋🌹🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
I like Philippine fud b'coz i am pilipino 😁 i miss my Land i miss all Dessert fud but i can cook all Kinds of Dessert and Disches too. Well enjoy ur Trip in our Country and Delicious food but careful 😁🤤👌👍🇩🇪🇵🇭
Thank you once again Luke Martin for showcasing our food. Honestly, I haven't tried some of the delicacies you have featured. Anyways, it always give a good feeling that you watched your country's different foods featured by one of most watched vloggers in the world. Salamat!
You are absolutely right Like, Filipino food is the most underrated. But slowly creeping up into the food world. Food Atlas recently recognized "sinigang" as the best soup in the world. Filipino restaurants in America, Europe, Middle East, and Asia (Bali, Vietnam and Japan) are popping out. The ones that you featured did not include the Luzon and Mindanao regional dishes. The Christmas season treats like bibingka and puto bungbung eaten after midnight mass. Champorado with dried fish, hot chocolate with rice cake, green mango with shrimp paste and of course the sweetest mango on the planet from guimaras are worth mentioning Understandably your vlog is strretfood but the ones mentioned above are worth trying on your next vlog!
I am enjoying watching your videos. I don't know if you have been in Pampanga, Philippines. That provice is considered as the culinary capital of the Philippines. Theres a lot of food that MUST try specially Sisig 🙂
Hello, if you will travel again here in Philippines, please visit Albay or Bikol Region which is kilometers south of Luzon. There are plenty of foods there waiting for you to try.
You have not tried the banana roasted on embers/charcoal (Ginang-gang) and then, margarine is brushed once it is cooked then rolled in sugar. Better than Banana cue.
You are correct on the Taho. In hokkien (same as Tai gee) it’s called Tao Hwe.. which is Tow hwa in mandarin. Tao is soy and hwe is flower. Don’t know how it transitioned to taho.
100% all delicious filipino food and nothing compares to other country the flavor and texture and also the expression of this man while eating, im getting hungry also.thats why many foreigners got crazy and blown just to taste this very delicoius filipino food.thats why its more fun in our loving country the philippines😋😋😋😋🥰😍🤩😘❤👌👍👏
that's great compilation luke. But your PH food tour will not be complete until you taste the food of PH southern islands Mindanao. We hope you can feature too especially in the davao region where you can find a place we call a balut capital located in carmen city davao region with the durians and croc lechon in davao city. And of course as you are a great tuna lover a nice visit to the tuna capital of the world in General Santos would be perfect.
