Try local Filipino food! [Editor’s Picks / Battle Trip] 

Koreans: this place is so cheap Filipinos: this place is so expensive

Koreans: pays 10$ casually Filipinos: let’s not eat here

They're just saying that "The food here in Philippines is so cheap" because mostly in korea it's all expensive.

Some Filipinos are also shocked with crocodile meat and worms. It's not a national dish. Philippines itself is a diverse country. Food varies from region to region.

Them: It's cheap Me: *cries in Filipino*

Koreans : "This place is so cheap" Filipino moms : Kaya ko rin to eh. Mas masarap pa.

Them: This is so cheap . Mama: Sa balay nalang ta.

I met koreans at my school to study English and when i saw how much they buyed i was like: Wtf how do they have soo much money

13:34 *That's misinformation.* They don't eat it regularly like chicken or pork. It's an *exotic meat.* If I'm not mistaken, It was introduced for quite a bit now due to crocodile farming. Crocodile meat isn't readily/easily available in the market as it's only produced in certain sites like Rizal, Palawan, and Davao. (Strictly following NMIS guidelines) Most Filipinos eat crocodile meat for the sake of experience just like every other tourist. P.s. I have to make this clear as we don't want to spread misinformation and may affect the image of the Philippines negatively in anyway. Have a good day!

For them it's cheap but for us it's so damn expensive hahaha lobster 😭

how did their white t-shirt stay clean even after they finished the marinated crab....... my shirt would never LMAO

Question: Locals eat this often? (Crocodile) Koreans: Yes Filipinos: ABSOLUTELY NOT 😬

They said we always eat crocodile . Meanwhile me a 22 years old never seen a crocodile hahhahah

Korean : $50 is so cheap Pilipino : tara chaofan nalang 😂

"40$ for a lobster, thats cheap" well damn that's like 2000 pesos༎ຶ‿༎ຶ

Thank you for featuring things I didn’t know about my own country before. I appreciate you both for being such a good sport.

Don't worry Filipinos are also shocked when Koreans eat live octopus with moving tentacles.

Misinformation: Crocodile meat is not common for locals in the Philippines.

NEver trust a Korean who say lobster is cheap ...Man I've been here for Philippines for 11y and I didn't taste lobster.!

I'm glad that you guys featured the woodworms or the Tamilok. In our place here in Mindanao we call it "Tatod", it's very famous with the locals and they eat it raw right off the wood. It's not common to see these kinds of Filipino local food being featured other than the famous Adobo, Liempo, Lumpia, etc.

When they said filipino citizens often eat crocodile meat, i was like: What? I'm a filipino, but i haven't even tasted crocodile meat 😂

I've lived in the Philippines for almost 15 years and I have never in my life tried lobsters, you know why? Cause it's so damn expensive!

Korea: the is just 10$(500 pesos) so cheap. Philippines: TANGINA! SANA ALL MAY BUDGET Edit: wow I never really thought that I would get this many likes and replies.... Uhh. Salamat na lang I guess

Thank You for the opportunity to show a lil bit of the Philippines. 🙏🏻 we appreciate them trying our food.

You came here without trying Adobo ??? That's a sin. EDIT: Guys chill I'm just kidding !!!! I mean, who am I to complain if they didn't try adobo right? Please don't take everything seriously. Gadd !!! 🤦🤦🤦

What if we introduce them our very famous street foods? They would literally freak out with the price hahaha

Them: It's so cheap. Me: Tara mamalengke nalang tayo.

Thanks for visiting the Philippines.. thank you for being nice to Filipinos ,we love South korean people!! Our closest friend..!

You know you’re a filipino when they say lobsters are cheap when in fact in the Philippine money it is too expensive already 😂

When people say CHEAP, it means it's AFFORDABLE to them.

to them its cheap for me: magluto nalang ta sa balay haysss...

I love Korea so much. ..I wish I could go there but I'm a poor. .every time i see Korean in my country its give me hope. .I love Korea. ..

I really like the guy with white shirt. He reacts really well when eating, like he’s very expressive and he’s not very sensitive in trying new foods. (When they were trying Tamilok)

95 percent of the Filipinos never eat wild animals like crocodile worm etc.

Since it's lockdown here in the Philippines, I kinda missing travelling around the country and eat delicious delecacies of different places. So I stumbled upon this videos and turturing myself by craving this foods.

The wrong choice: Watching random recommendations at midnight..

I'm a 33 year old Filipino and I have not been even close to eating a tamilok so kudos for them in trying.

"It's good with rice" every Filipino food should be eaten with rice bruh hahaha

The guy on the left side not even so scared to try the foods on the table.he’s so brave even the raw worm he tried it..nice one 👏🏻not so picky at all....

Well, me as a son would be so happy to see my parents enjoying the day :')

Someone mention Filipino in RU-vid* Filipinos : Who summoned us!!!

2:38 oh, the mother and daughter was here 😳 so the two group went to the Philippines at the same battle trip. Usually they explore different places to differentiate.

Oh my goodness. "40 dollars for every lobster? That's so cheap!" 😳 I feel so poor.

Thank you for visiting us here in the Philippines, hope you try other famous dishes here. Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭❤️

10$ in Philippines is equivalent to 507.7 pesos That means it's expensive And 40$ is equivalent to ₱2000 Man that's so expensive

KBS World TV and to the Korean people thank you showing love and appreciation to my birth country. I'm a naturalized American and haven't been back for 12 years or so. I miss it very much. I appreciate the videos a lot. Thank you.

THANK YOU FOR VISITING PHILIPPINES I HOPE YOU'LL ENJOY OUR FOODS

I really enjoy watching them,their so handsome ❤️❤️❤️

Koreans: this food is cheap/this place is cheap.. Meanwhile.... Filipino: shuta ang mahal 😂

skl. i have a neighbor na korean family (it's a rented house) and they said they moved here in the philippines because of financial problems nung nasa korea sila. they were happy because they said everything is cheap here and based sa video, namumurahan nga ang mga koreano dito sa pilipinas.

YES FINALLY THANK YOU FOR VIEWING MY COUNTRY SALMAT PO!!!!!!!!

Happy to see your video. Proud Palawan girl here... I missed the Tamilok, one of our delicacies, the rum that you're dringking is what we call LAMBANOG...

"Just like how we eat pork and beef, they eat crocodile meat" Uhmst no. We don't eat crocodile meat often. I haven't eaten it myself my entire life 😂

Them: its -cheap- Me: **smiles in broke**

This is a great video. I wish it lasted longer. Please visit the Philippines again soon.

Do filipinos usually eat crocodile meat? Ktourist: yes Me as a filipino: wtf? Who eats that?

Koreans:Its so cheap here Filipinos: putcha and mahal mcdo nlang tayo

So jealous I'm a Filipino living in Manila but never been to Palawan. I still need to cross out this in my bucket list, thank you for exploring our country.

Thanks for appreciate our food❤️

Thank you for visiting our homeland😊

I love when he try to drinks the coconut wines. I love KBS for featuring the phillipines again. Thanks you.

Just an FYI: Tamilok is a kind of mollusk. Like your oyster (which for me, tastes similar) and other clams. 😁 It is just called a woodworm because they look like worms and live inside old mangrove wood (and eat the wood, too). 😀

I like how happy they are 😄

So yummy the lobster,i'm craving 🤣🤣

"I don't usually use my hands to eat. But I am for this dinner. " Filipinos: Hahahahahah

Who are Filipinos here!🙌🇵🇭

Calling crocodile meat and worms a local/traditional cuisine here in the Philippines? Lol I haven't seen crocodile meat in my whole 23 years of existence.

Filipino dishes/food are all good!😊 We hope that after this pandemic you'll visit again. All raises are welcome here! Proud filipino! :)

This show should stop promoting eating in restaurants and someone should introduce them to a *Real Traditional* Filipino Food. 😂

40 dollars is already expensive here in the Philippines for only 2 crabs there are much cheaper ones somewhere else but I guess its cheap for foreigners

Filipino and Koreans always exchanging foods and culture to each other. I hope the friendship between the two countries last forever

So nice watching them eating😍

Koreans: "tHiS pLacE is sO cHeAp" Filipino Mother's : "sCaM"

They should have tried Lechon.

Watching this makes me hungry, miss Phillipines

Next time when you're in the Philippines, you definitely gotta try pagpag. Its a delicacy, a must in the PH.

When they said its ONLY 40$ im just like, wait that's so expensive 😂😂

And here I am as a Filipino having anxiety when they didn't eat the crab legs hahahaha

fun to watch videos featuring my hometown esp. the part where u guys ate the foods which i really enjoy (tamilok, liempo of kinabuch)

the two of you wow soo handsome enjoy eating,thanks for sharing this amazing video I enjoyed watching

I'm from Palawan and I love how they showed dishes like Crocodile Sisig and Tamilok which are famous local dishes here in our province 😊

Growing up in Zamboanga City where seafood is cheap, I remember eating lobster. We were a family of 7 and each of us had one on special occasions which was often. So yeah, in coastal cities, seafood is cheap. Ive never had lobster again in other parts of the Philippines since we moved out of zambo city. I only ate lobster again when I went to the US, and it was unlimited haha

Nagugutom tuloy ako!!! 😭😭😭😭

yes they should! adobo, bulalo, sinigang, sisig

You can never go wrong with the Philippines as an exciting travel destination. Thanks a lot, Battle Trip! 💕💕💕💕💕🇵🇭 🇰🇷

I felt very poor everytime they’ll say “it’s very cheap” 😆😆😆

These in the studio are jealous 😂 I enjoy watching.

I like how the guy in blue was so open to try and eat anything.

"Filipinos usually eats crocodiles" The heck? Im a Filipino but I prefer to eat that worm thing rather than the croc!

Koreans: It's cheap! Filipinos in the comments: It's expensive! Me: You peasants Also me: Watched this video while eating rice with soy sauce

Filipinos and Koreans are like people theyre best friends 🇵🇭🇰🇷 im filipino also

Tamilok is normally eaten raw. It's good they thought of cooking it. What these Koreans don't know is that food is really cheaper here and it's better living here.

5:41 I'm so touch , hearing from him eating delicious foods but his kids on his mind ...woahhhh so soft😭😭😭💕 such a loving father,😘

It is so nice how authentic and not scripted their opinions are with the foods and drinks. I hope u enjoyed coming here and gain something worth the experience and expense. Hahaha!!! 😄😄 Thank u so much guys for coming and pls do visit us again!!! 😆😆🎉🎉 💖 From the Philippines!!!

Wow guys you did great... Crocodile meat and tamilok considered an exotic food here in Pinas. Bulalo is very well known dish and liempo. Saludo ako sa inyo👍👍👍thanks for visiting our beloved and beautiful country especially Palawan,and promoting our very own dishes. More power and God bless 😊❤️❤️❤️❤️Hanggang sa muli!

Proud palawenos thank you for visiting our province😍😍 why didnt know that u've been here

iisa lang ang dapat natin talagang sasabihin.... Sanaol kumain ng lobster 😭😭😭

Koreans: It's so cheap here Filipinos: This is so expensive, it doesn't even taste great, we can cook more delicious than this 😂😂😂

I miss battle trip, this is my third time watching these.

Thank you for sharing the yummy place to eat in the Philippines. What a nice experience watching your blog. ❤️❤️❤️❤️