How I make food when I’m not filming 

Yes

No I’ve never cooked because I’m a kid :/

I have not but I definitely would try it

No, I hate fish :(

No I’m vegetarian

Its relaxing

Exactly

Agreed

True

I agree it’s kind of nice to see she does things pretty normally like she had to move things to the other side of the sink 😅 full drawers organizing as she goes I’m

If shit was good would u eat it

Yess what matters is the inside not the outside

well presentation is also key

I thought I was the only one noticed that

and how she called him dougie 😭💖💖

There’s multiple of ways, usually I just time it based on everything else (like if the rice takes 25 minutes, and the broccoli takes 10 minutes to steam, I wait till the rice is 15 minutes in to start doing broccoli). Other option are: covering with aluminum foil, set the oven to low and put it in a pan, or do a quick microwave.

I agree. That's exactly what I was thinking. I would have started with the salmon and made the rice, broccoli and sauce while it baked in the oven.

Man I might be part of the outliers then cause I’m completely fine with lukewarm veg

@@cindy-mai same I prefer veggies not as hot as well, even cold is pretty good

Supposedly wasabi but in reality it is just horseradish mixed with green food coloring.

Yeah! I am curious too! I'm a Filipino btw

I think I can answer this question since I moved here when I was 18 to go to university. From a social standpoint, it was hard at first because I didn’t know anyone except for a few relatives and acquaintances through school. You just kinda latch on to those relationships and go from there. Fortunately for me, my best friend is a social butterfly so I met more people through her! To be honest, if you don’t have money or make good money, life is challenging in the US. People are one big life event away from becoming homeless, so don’t be blinded by the glitz and glamour social media feeds you. It’s all fake lol. So to answer your question, life abroad is not worth it. Visit but stay only if you can afford it. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I think she only spent a bit of her childhood in the Philippines, the rest of her life she has lived in the US. So it was probably not too hard to adapt since she was quite young when she moved

Wasabi

The rice is probably just there for carbs, she has a lot of broccoli and the amount of salmon is huge too!