I Tried DELICIOUS FILIPINO STREET FOOD at Salcedo Weekend Market 🇵🇭 

I love it that even in your first day in Manila, you were already speaking some Filipino words and phrases. That speaks a lot about your sincere enthusiasm about a culture. Meanwhile, many vloggers have been in the country for more than 3 years but only know the word “salamat”. But am not judging them tho. It’s absolutely their choice and their right. Have fun and stay safe.

Really good start as a vlogger! If you can swing it, stick around the Philippines a bit longer. Filipinos are very welcoming to vloggers who are sincerely appreciative of their country. It is indeed one of the friendliest countries in the world and would give great impetus to your journey as a vlogger.

Welcome to the Philippines! You've got a voice suited for the radio or podcast. It's captivativating and your efforts at Tagalog is endearing. Enjoy our country, our hearts are as warm as the weather 😊

you look like Coldplay singer, Chris Martin. :D nice videos! Glad you enjoy your trip here in Philippines

I been to southeast asian countries. And PHILIPPINES is my FAVORITE. ENGLISH SPEAKING CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC LATIN ASIAN CULTURE UNDER RATED AMAZING FOOD CULTURE OVERLOAD

Philippines is super fun, super cool! Love the food and the People are the friendliest! Have fun & HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

Your Tagalog is just fine. Actually pretty awesome for just getting there. Glad I saw your channel. Looking forward to more videos!

😸👍 keep on eating 😸👍 thank you for helping our economy 👍 keep that smile beaming . Its one way to get thru the day here.😸👍

Filipino barbeque is one of the best in the world cos of its marinade sauce in it. Try lechon, sinigang, lumpia, halo halo, sisig, pancit. Visit BGC in metro manila, Tagaytay near Metro manila, Mall of Asia

Hello 🤙 New subscriber here Bro. Enjoy your stay,stay safe and stay healthy. It’s more fun having you in the Philippines 🇵🇭🏝️🎄☮️♥️

hey josh! a little tip when walking around the Philippines -- when in doubt or lost --ASK THE LOCALS. Ask, ask, ask. It will save you a lot of time and effort walking around and finding your way. Stay safe and enjoy!

You’re pretty good at speaking the few Tagalog words that you’ve learned. You’ll learn more in time. The locals always appreciate the effort to learn their language.

Filipino barbecue is a lil bit sweet. So you nailed it. Much better if you dip it in a Filipino vinegar-based dipping sauce though

We really appreciate the effort of speaking our language and learning more of our culture. Maligayang paglalakbay sa Pilipinas. Baunin mo nawa saan ka man mapadpad ang lahat ng magagandang alaala na iyong naranasan dito sa Pilipinas.

Wow learning tagalog quick. You're a likeable dude. Cheers

Impressive for a starting vlogger. I really liked how you are story telling your journey. Nice.new sub here

Filipino street foods are generally prepared and sold clean. 😍

Pork barbecue is a traditional street food in the Philippines. You could try other barbeques like chicken feet, pork blood, etc

Finally, a metal head/travel vlogger! Welcome to our country sir! Horns up! 🤘

I miss the philippines. Didn’t even notice i finished the whole vlog. New subscriber here! 👍

glad to know that you're enjoying your stay here so far

Makati is our old CBD. If you want a modern area, go to BGC

You just missed the coconut (buko in Tagalog) juice on the 1st container/dispenser in line🤣 the one on the other end in the booth where you got your pineapple juice😁

That’s ok if your Tagalog is bad at least you’re trying, and they understood you ❤

I'm glad you're liking the Philippines. Next time you try sreet food on sticks (bbq, isaw etc) dip it in their sauce. It's much better with a little vinegar to cut the sweetness. Enjoy the Philippines!! I get a taste of home watching vloggers visit Manila.

Dumplings are considered Pinoy too because of our very long Chinese heritage. Pinoy food: lumpia, which either be fried or fresh lechon manok(chicken) or baboy(pork), pancit (any kind of noidles), pork or chickrn barbecues on sticks, kare-kare, sour houp like sinigsng(pork, fish or shrimps), and lots of other food...you just have to ask. If you are going to eat Pinoy food, try Manam, Dencio's, Gerry's, Aristocrat, Max's....😅 BTW, Pork LECHON is very, very popular in Cebu.

Awesome Video Again Thanks for sharing ✌️👍👍👍👍👍🙌👌🙏🇺🇸

To try Filipino food, best to go to Carinderias and places where they sell silogs, you can look these 2 terms up. 🙂

authentic Filipino foods are available in some restaurants, like, the SINGING COOK and WAITERS (as in LIVE singing and dancing entertainment by the cook and waiters while you are eating your food), SAVORY, GERRY's GRILL, MAX's, and other establishments. Move around the GREENBELT area, also in Makati, for more.

Welcome to Philippine brothers Enjoy your stay and hope you’ll enjoy our foods . Keep safe Maraming salamat means thank you very much. Magkano means How much Masarap delicious Bye Godbless brother

Welcome to the PH! Excellent vid! your tagalog's really good, great pronunciation! you're doing very well! :) most in Manila mix Tagalog and English, its called Taglish - just pepper your English with those few Tagalog words as you're doing now and you'll be good! If you leave Manila for the Visayas region, be sure to pick up a few words in Bisaya/Visayan, as people there don't speak Tagalog. You can pepper your English with a few Visayan words to make it Bislish, just like you're doing with the Taglish already. Most here mix languages to make it easier for others, noting how multilingual and multicultural it is here. 180+ languages and ethnolinguistic groups sharing the same 7600+ island archipelago. Makes for immense diversity in foods! Inengs is good for traditional ihaw-ihaw (filipino bbq). You'll find Filipino food includes a lot of foods brought in from Fujian in southern China historically = dumplings (siopao, siomai), spring rolls (lumpia), a whole wealth of regional noodle dishes (pancit); some foods are very spicy and a bit like neighboring Malay and Indonesian foods (Bicol Express and Laing from the east of the philippines; Piaparan, Tiyula itum, Rendang, Satti=satay, and Kulma from the southern Philippines); others have influence from Spain, Mexico and the new world (Menudo, Kaldereta, Tamales, Empanadas). Some share influence from Okinawa in southern japan (ginisang ampalaya) and miso. If other Asians make different types of chilli oil, filipino cuisine has many types of infused-vinegars that are used as dips or added to marinades and sauces (some with chilli, some with onion and garlic, some a blend of cane and rice vinegars). Filipino food comes in different flavor profiles: a common tart mixed with slightly sweet or with lots of umami profile - sweet + savory, and coconut milk, lemongrass, shrimp paste and osmetimes chili (ginataan foods). Some places you guys can try for good, hygenic and affordable Filipino foods are Mang Inasal for a traditional fragrant bbq called inasal from the visayas (middle part of the philippines), Gerry's grill and Manam. For a great selection in Metro Manila, you can try Cabel's near Malacañang palace (posh place), Provenciano in Quezon city (good vibes), or Chef Laudico Guevarra's in San Juan (best buffet selection of Filipino cuisines). If you want to try regional delicacies which are a bit hard to get abroad- look for Palm Grill in Quezon City or Dulang in Malate (they both serve trad tausug food from the southern Philippines -some of this country's most aromatic foods). Hope this list helps and enjoy your time here!

Josh, BBQ in a stick was originally Philippine Style of cooking BBQ using all kinds of meat (Beef, Pork or Chicken)…even here in California we’re using bamboo sticks or the reusable stainless stick.

Nice video content its about foodies 😍😋 I love foods...

Dude the guys was pointing at the coconut but you got the pineapple juice instead :D

Bro. first welcome to the Pearl of the Ocean which is Philippines. I suggest you go to the Malls it much more cooler and you can spent your half a day just exploring the whole Malls. Enjoy your day bro.

you are pretty good in speaking tagalog..im impressed

Wow the last time i join ur videos u have 620 subscribers now its getting bigger make it 2k ❤❤❤

New subscriber. :) Thanks for taking us along! You seem to pick up Tagalog fairly quickly. Just a quick suggestion. When you ask folks how they are, instead of "kumusta ka" which is quite informal, it would be better to say "kumusta po." The word "po" when speaking Tagalog just makes it sound more polite and respectful. :)

Don't be afraid or shy talk to us Filipinos. We are very approachable. And we talk a lot! Lol. You may even make some friends. 🤗 Watching from Japan!

Cebu sinulog festival someday vlog be like 😍

Pork barbeque is one of traditional food in the Philippines and it is always present on the table in any occasion.

Most foods in the Metro are sweet. Try other provinces more variety

I enjoy watching your vlog, new subscriber here from California.

Welcome to the Philippines ♥️😊

That’s a good start Salcedo Market for food. Excited for you to discover the Philippines. Perfect timing for Christmas. 🎄A lot speak English so just ask anybody if you have questions or here. Your Tagalog is so cute 😁

Huge props for trying to learn the language, keep it up

Welcome to the Philippine new subscriber enjoy your stay…

Josh you should try sizzling sisig its one of Ph's main/fave dish, you can have it while drinking beer, but its nice with rice also. Cant wait for your next vlogs. ❤

U finally made it there hahaha wheres your handsome friend 😍❤

Keep safe happy and healthy

Josh,i appreciate your filipino language,maybe if you study filipino language you can easily memories what is the meaning of the words from english to pilipino words.

The locals will definitely love you for trying to speak the language🥰👍Yes the pork barbecue you had was authentic Filipino. You can tell when it taste much sweeter & less spicy than the usual Thai or other Asian versions😁

Good vlog keep it up

A new subscriber from IRELAND 🇮🇪

Nice one - food looks great too!❤

I'm excited for you to discover provinces...coz our country can offer the best of the worlds.

New Subscriber from the Philippines 🇵🇭😊🙋

Hope you get to try adobo, sisig, sinigang, pancit, lechon, to name a few. Filipino food is so underrated but oh so good. Check out juicy vlog.

yep that is a Filipino BBQ, it’s marinated with calamansi,soy sauce, Banana Ketchup

Enjoy here in the philippines

Adobo, sinigang, dinuguan, lechon and lumpiang shanghai (don't be mislead by it's chinese sounding name, it's authentic Filipino food) are some Filipino foods you must try. And for the dessert, halo-halo is of course, a must try.

hi Josh! done watching your 3 videos and it was all good. im just smiling the whole time especially when ur speaking our native language.. here are some tips hope it will be a help.. when u are going somewhere u can ask and ask to save time. im just tired for you walking and walking around.😅 but im also loving it makes me laugh.. hope to see your next videos.. keep safe! ✌️❤️

I tried the street food in Boracay..good stuff my friend

There’s coconut juice right there @ 14:54! It’s called Buko Juice ☺️ They probs went with the Filipino word 'cause it's shorter.

You can also use (Hello or Hi) then add the word "Kumusta Ka" then you add (Po) to be Formal if the person is older than you or talking to strangers it is common nowadays to use Hello po or Hi po in having a casual conversation in the Philippines

Hi Josh next time try Chinese food take care and have a great time here

Great job vlogging Josh! We've been enjoying your vlogs. If you want to say "one please" say "isa lang po". Good luck to you and your channel

Yes, pork barbeque is filipino street food. Wow, that was a lot that you ate there! You can always ask the english translation no worries hehe😅 maliit-small malaki-big, we don't usually use katamtaman-medium. Consistent upload and good 20min. videos are perfect!👌🇵🇭🇵🇭🇬🇧🇬🇧

welcome to the Philippines! If you're tired of the heat in Manila, I recommend you spare a day or two to visit Baguio City which is a city on top of a mountain. It's a city that's highly cultural and the temperature is a lot better compared to manila (drops to 8C and averaging 18-23C). It's just a 4-5 hr bus ride away and the entry point to the cordillera mountain ranges (try to lookup sagada and banaue). BTW, I agree with the others, your videos are engaging and that made me subscribe..! great job trying out local food and thank you for being nice to the locals! keep it up! 😊

Hi your new subscriber here and kumusta? (How are you?) ka Kuya(Big bro) Josh hehehehe...Omg ur one of the fresh or new travel vloggers here in the Philippines we welcome you all in our arms hehehe we filipinos love foreigners esp travel vloggers/youtubers bec we love foreigners who actually non stop promoting pur culture, food , tourist spots and importantly the people. We filipinos are friendly and hospitable. Don't always forget to speak some basic tagalog words and don't be shy asking the locals there not gonna bite you and they love to interact with yall bec try pur best to speak english fluently and even some of our shy but we can help when u are in time of need. Goodluck to your travel!! Ingat (take care) and Mabuhay(Longlive)!!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Welcome to the Philippines enjoy your stay❤❤🎉🎉

Hi Josh! Chinatown in Binondo has tons of street food. It is also the oldest Chinatown outside China. Be super safe!

you gotta print out a bunch of calling cards every time somebody asks you if you're a vlogger. lots of foreign vloggers do that in the Philippines

When a vendor says buko juice it means coconut juice. Buko translate to young coconut. Niyog means older coconut.

😂 enjoy the philippines warmest welcome to you ❤ take care

I am enjoying your vlogs thank you for sharing!

WOW. I wasn't expecting that. 😏😏

Good thing is you are learning and can actually speak little Filipino words to be connected with the locals. Hope you enjoy your adventures here in the Ph

Just subscribed Josh! Welcome to our country and enjoy your stay and our foods! Just don't forget if you ever try our Kare-Kare dish, to put a little "bagoong" on your every bite..

Josh try sisig/sinigang na baboy/ adobo thats famous local dish..Try also to find Buko or coconut Juice thats famous here ..Thnx Gb!..

Since it's Christmas season and i am terribly missing Philippine Christmas so i am enjoying watching your vlogs Josh . Lucky you...you will be around for Christmas.... Oh and by the way instead saying maliit when you want to say you want small portion you can also say "kunti lang" ( just a little bit).. Enjoy and stay safe Josh❤

Josh try jollibee!! Chicken joy and spaghetti and burger steak

Its good that we got positive feedback from the foreigners. Just you give Filipinos their livelihood or source of income then they will reciprocate you with good deeds.

Spanish empanadas you eat ❤

If u can tag your friends page here. So we can also support his youtube page also. Enjoy the philippines. God bless

Wow, great content , you spoke Tagalog too

Try asian fruits like guayabano, marang, lansones, rambutan, guava, mango, santol, and others

Welcome to the Philippines I'm your new subscriber

When it pours a bit, expect to be more hotter it is like a steaming road and alleys here in the Philippines 😂

You can also try to go to province where you can find a beautiful mountain and beaches,fresh fruit vegetable and seafood in the lowest price.Manila is crowded and not fresh as in the province.

Try to eat Dinugu-an wd rice😊😊and authentic lechon

That pork barbecue is a traditional Filipino snack and is best enjoyed with san miguel beer.

Take care and eat a lot please ❤

Your tagalog is perfectly fine, and don't be sorry, at least you are trying. The man who is selling barbecue was asking what barbecue sizes you like the maliit (small), katamtaman(medium), or malaki (big)?

I like it when you say wow😂

You missed the lumpia ( party fav dish ) besides buko juice tent

Given that Salcedo (pronounced "sal seh do" weekend market in Jaime Velasquez ("high meh ve las kezz") Park offers diverse cuisines around the world, it might be a good idea to have flags country or region names as you talk so visitors know where it's from

You should try Christmas carolling .. see reactions you get .. Christmas is a huge holiday in the Philippines

Bruh go to binondo manila and quiapo, there are more varieties of street food there

you need a local guide for the good food places to go coz youvat find much of street food stalls in the philippines coz we prefer a resto setup due to hot weather..also government has rules for vendors setting up n the streets unlike other south east asian countries. find a reliable filipino food vlogger to collab for food hunting..