Every Filipino Food Explained in 14 Minutes [PHILIPPINES] 

Great info, but would help with pictures

Great video! Things you should add Filipino spaghetti haha , any of the breakfast (Silog) meats like Tapas, longganisa, tocino or Bangus How about at the beach having Kilawin with a cold beer….especially Tuna

NO! NO! Balot! Filipina Pea ate one! Not for me!

Your list has great variety, Reine. Definitely a good way to sample the culinary tastes of the Philippines.

When I woke up the next morning after marrying my beautiful and sweet 20 year old Filipina sweetheart I realized that she didn't know how to cook any American food. Because of unusual circumstances I had not had an opportunity to try any Filipino food. I thought I was going to starve the next few months until we got the situation straightened out. Fortunately, she cooked pork adobo for me that first night. I knew then that everything was going to be alright. While we were celebrating our 50th anniversary this past February on a Caribbean cruise ship the staff put together a special dinner for us with lots of rice and adobo. ❤❤

So much nice dishes! But how about Afritada?

Prettiest smartest most helpful 20x Pea❤❤

Looks like I've had a few of these, Filipino food is underrated!

Such a nice idea for a video!!! Thanks!! Please make a video about the top 3 coldest cities in PHI. (coldest as in with the lowest average temperatures)

This was a helpful video thank you! I did not recognize a few of the foods, and I didn't realize kare kare has peanut butter in it. I just heard it was vegetarian. I actually tried to find a good kare kare restaurant in Angeles on my last visit but could not find one close by. Speaking of which it would be helpful if you could add links in description to restaurants around Angeles area that serve these foods and do a good job cooking them. I remember eating Sisig at (supposedly) the birth of sisig in Angeles. My friend and I were only foreigners there, so I took that as a good sign. We also had a great lechon meal in Cebu

Reine.... "You're" the Filipina Dish...😉... I wonder what Cute Spicy Charisma tastes like😆 MASARAP -- Salamat po. Peace and Love, B Goat

In my country they also prepare lechon, it is delicious, I love your videos. Little by little I am getting to know and understand about the Philippines. greetings beautiful ♥

Lots of good food there.

Pancit is good.

Number 13. Jollie Bee.. Yay... stop being weird guys...guys...are you still listening guys

#13 Rice

balut is nuts. i watched my girl pull feathers out of her teeth and was bewildered. it was so hot

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You forgot Tinola,last fili dish I had was Bicol Express never again though.

Hi Reine

Beef kaldereta

is casava cake popular in the Philippines?

The only food I'm "iffy" is Balut. Most of the others I've had at Philipino relations houses... Some German & Hungarian food is similar, just different spices.

Thanks you, Reine! Great overview. I have had most of these, and all were very good. I think I enjoy the Lechon and Sisig the most.

I will be getting married in the Philippines in August I will send this video to my fiance she could pick it out for the dinner

You forgot spaghetti😂❤

I prefer to eat ampalaya! 11:52

Hello Reine….Masarap… all of my childhood favorites. Including the.balut

bolalo

Guys... dont be weird... I know what I'd like to eat.... tasty I'm sure

Love Filiipino food. Pancit, Lumpia, Adobo, and more... but have to pass on the balot, no thanks.

You forgot the most important filipino dish and that is MENUDO

Must be fun getting the feathers out of you teeth after Balot.

Is she single? 😍

I don’t eat meat :( except for halo halo, I won’t have anything to eat in the Philippines

Yuk-A-Food x11!!!!!!!!!!! Only decent dish is Lechon , and only because it brought by the Spaniards. By the way, your english is very difficult to understand 🙄