'Whilma's Filipino Restaurant' cooks up American Dream | Small Business Revolution: S4E2

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Whilma immigrated to the U.S. to give her children a more promising future, but this college town leads to stale summer profits. Can Amanda, Ty, the Deluxe marketing team and an acclaimed restaurateur keep this Filipino restaurant from closing its doors?
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@welhilmafrogoso1244 3 года назад

All the sweet comments are making me cry!Thank you, everyone!! ❤️

@bukasricecookergang1575 3 года назад

Keep it up po ma'am Whilma!

@anacalamansi 3 года назад

I love you! I hope you continue to bring joy to people with your cooking. I am from California but I wish I get to taste your food some day. P.S. My mom's name is also Wilma. And my name is also Patricia haha.

@SEAMANLOLOYAL-cw7xv 3 года назад

How's the business doing now?

@johnlestercorpuz4013 3 года назад

you're great tita welhilma! this episode make me cry a thousand times... i can feel your passion to serve people by mean of your cooks, sending love from the Philippines ♥️♥️ thank you deluxe for supporting filipino small business owners in US 🥰🥰

@jrrllndg9702 3 года назад

God bless Tita Wilma! ❤️

@YuriUK 3 года назад

I’m Russian Canadian now retired in Phillippines and one thing I can say about Filipino people is they are smart, hard working and very polite people! God bless you guys in these sad times for any business in November 2020

@keaganhassan8844 2 года назад

sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a method to log back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost the login password. I love any tricks you can offer me.

@simplengtaotv797 2 года назад

indeed. im a pure filipino and that's our attitude when it comes to hospitality. that's us. thank you sir, highly appriciated.

@kari2400 3 года назад

Tita Wilma is so soft spoken, really a shy type woman. Typical Filipina business woman, they don’t care about the profit, but the quality and experience of customers are more important.

@worldlypersonal1042 3 года назад

Lighter days are forthcoming. If this is how it's done I like it.

@ambotngababoy 3 года назад

As a Filipino, I can vouch that she is exactly the typical mom who cannot separate charity and business. That is why while she likes cooking and the customers love her, she is not gaining profit.

@esprit_elli873 3 года назад

Hahaha tama

@rochellemallillin1617 3 года назад

Agree

@Dantura100 3 года назад

W so

@maemersy7107 3 года назад

I felt emotional for Tita Whilma's struggle in increasing her price. It shows her care for her customers specially the students. As a graduate student, I know how hard it is to find healthy and balance meals that is not fast food or instant ramen. She cares for them like a mother. I wish Tita Whilma's restaurant is near my university or dorm.

@judicator1 3 года назад

That is actually how some of the restaurants in the Philippines which are near Universities. When I was still studying on my degree I always eat a same like restaurant in our University. 2 meat dishes and 1 cup of rice for 40 Philippine pesos (less than a dollar) with free soup and the owner even gives us free vegetable dish or meat toppings on the rice because the owner knows how we are on a tight budget. So I'm happy that they helped her, she really needs to go up.

@ellexabianx1990 3 года назад

@@judicator1 True enough, but what year was this and what area? Now maybe 40pesos will get you 1 meat viand, 1 cup of rice, +veg side. Maybe a cup of soup if available. All in all, 1 dollar will get you far.

@judicator1 3 года назад

@@ellexabianx1990 this was 2006-2008 in Manila specifically in UBelt area

@KT-uk4oo 3 года назад

@@ellexabianx1990 👍siguradong masarap😊

@Onlinesully 3 года назад

Would love a restaurant like this nearby

@markb3334 3 года назад

This is the one of the greatest group that I've ever seen. Helping small local shops, and putting their business name at the map! Thank you for helping to our fellow Filipinos.

@ferdinanddeguzman3329 3 года назад

it is almost impossible to be "not-to-be-so-nice" in the Filipino culture. As suggested by the experts, it is so difficult to remove that hospitality culture that we Filipinos have adapted from our ancestors. it is s wake up call. this video just made me cry. i used to live in California and i have seen Filipino restaurants close down for various reasons. this is really very helpful.

@jessiejavier4073 3 года назад

Just cried watching the last part of the vid!..You can’t deny that Filipinos are indeed family- oriented people. Filipino parents do all the means they know just to give good future to their children. That is why, Filipinos are known to be hardworking citizen in the world.👏🙌👏🙌👍👍😍😍😍

@Onlinesully 3 года назад

A lovely nation of people

@mysimplelife1225 2 года назад

It reminded me of my living dad,too. I cried, I mean, in tears when nmn i saw her father's picture

@kyankirkarguelles2190 3 года назад

"Stop being so NICE" got an eye opener here but really that's our good traits of bringing all people to a table. We really cared about each other to feel good and satisfied rather than aiming for more profit. This show taught that it is possible to have them both. Thank you Deluxe, just made me cry watching this episode.

@jennethzkie7621 3 года назад

Thank you Deluxe for helping our kababayan you make me cry .Thank You

@jessicamaepandes4924 3 года назад

She wanted to feed her customers right.😥❤️ That kind-heart of her.❤️

@lisareyes3194 3 года назад

Filipino food is complicated to describe because it’s a combination of Malay, Chinese and Spanish then you have different ethnic regions in the Philippines that evolve the dishes. When people order lumpia, they’ll say it’s like Chinese egg rolls. It is but it’s not. It is because it’s influenced by Chinese but it’s not, because of the fillings and variations from different regions in the country. I grew up in the Philippines and moved to US, and Filipino food will always be my favorite. To me it’s comforting and feels like home.

@ryan-smith 3 года назад

Indian flavors too.

@lMissC3 3 года назад

Its sad though that filipino cuisine don’t use a lot of veggies. I can’t think of a mainly veggie dish except chopsuey and the kalabasa and sitaw. I mean just look at a typical Filipino party. There’s barely any vegetables 🙁

@lewildale28 3 года назад

lumpiang gulay, ginisang munggo without meat, pinakbet, Kare kareng gulay at ibp.

@anitabueno1091 3 года назад

@@lewildale28 I agree ! My mother was hard working and when we celebrate we indulge with lechon and BBQ Insal however my mom and aunties cook vegetables and even grow their own vegetables ! My mom and grandparents grew their own vegetable garden and love to eat fish bangus shrimp hipon , squid pusit as a part of their diet. I do not know why Filipinos who left their culture despise and look down on their people :(

@4123danae 3 года назад

@@lewildale28 bulanglang, dinendeng if you went to northern part of the philippines there are so many vegetable dishes out there becoz they are one of the suppliers of vegetables in the PH.

@mad1jules946 3 года назад

The filipino value of food, good food doesn’t have to be costly, the very essence of our cuisine. Go Tita Whilma!

@Hazydays0926 3 года назад

A “Last Supper” Painting on the wall will complete It’s Filipino feels dining

@michaeldev5962 3 года назад

Haha that's so true almost all Filipinos have that last supper

@aldrinvargas2593 3 года назад

I smiled when i saw the wooden spoon and fork hanging on the wall.

@Why_am_I_even_here_ 3 года назад

and a big wooden spoon and fork

@jankiesbeautifullife8926 3 года назад

How about a landscape then cut pictures of family members? 😁😁

@RadarProductions 3 года назад

Don't forget the bucket and towel in the restroom

@EE-xw4sb 3 года назад

I just checked their site and FB page and it looks like they are still in business!! Wooohooo! Now I want pancit and lumpia!

@wert3059 3 года назад

I was crying right along with everyone! What a lovely thing to do, Deluxe! I need to plan a trip to try Whilma's food!

@dnztv8012 3 года назад

We should have shows like this in the Philippines. To help small businesses here.

@sov4956 3 года назад

Meron namam kaso hindi nag last ng matagal kasi hindi gaanon ka taas ang ratings.

@_lifewithameera 3 года назад

I hope so

@wayfaringshaman 3 года назад

Mukhang malabo, mars, daming isyu ni Willie Revillame ngayon e.

@eplermanuel2870 3 года назад

Sana nga government support lang talaga ang kailangan though my financial assistance pero kulang parin dapat my trainings and seminars din lalo na sa mga baguhan pa lang

@chinitonamoreno 3 года назад

@@eplermanuel2870 true. Not just shows, mas bigyan ng focus yung mga ganyan, like crash courses on running a business. Majority satin dito, sasabak agad sa isang vventure

@alexp535 3 года назад

Whilma sounds humble and kind person. just the way she talks to them.

@MDans-Maharanya 3 года назад

I teared up towards the end of the video when the restaurant honored Whilma's father. Made me remember my father and the legacy he left us behind.

@StillwaterJulie 3 года назад

I was there in person when this scene was shot, and we were all crying. The film crew....everyone!

@apolpowermac 4 года назад

you made my cry when you surprise her with the portrait of her dad.

@jeaninecrystal7950 3 года назад

It's a similar concept to Hell's Kitchen except it tackles all areas such as marketing and the story of the restaurant in detail. This is exactly what businesses need to thrive. This is an amazing story!

@Claycat4 4 года назад

I was crying right along with everyone! What a lovely thing to do, Deluxe! I need to plan a trip to try Whilma's food!

@smbizrevolution 4 года назад

The food is delicious!!

@Claycat4 4 года назад

@@jcmixadventure2117 Searcy, Arkansas

@vanjjosue4318 3 года назад

Please do

@erenprincess3632 2 года назад

@@smbizrevolution Thanks for helping my fellow countrymen and liking our cuisine.

@stephenanderson1594 3 года назад

I did not expect to cry. This Filipino family is so deserving. I wish I was not so far away I would go. I love me some lumpia.

@ShawnPlusOne 3 года назад

I’d love to visit her restaurant I absolutely love Filipino food.

@lalamonet3875 3 года назад

SARSI , State of Arkansa What a coincidence 😅🤣😅 Pilipino gets this Like please Ate Whilma Saludo ako sayo 💯👍🇵🇭

@vanjjosue4318 3 года назад

Proud to be Pinoy

@alvin5685 3 года назад

Angat sa iba!

@lalamonet3875 3 года назад

@@alvin5685 Dugong Mahiwaga 😇

@czandriyeaduchannes9078 3 года назад

@@vanjjosue4318 proud of you nlang po sabihin mo kay ate wilma.

@richardarances7883 3 года назад

who said American dreams is dead?? im telling you its not dead and never was, love this story thank you for this

@jay-jaydizon743 3 года назад

I’m literally crying while watching the whole episode.. I can see my mom’s personality with whilma, the way she smile the way she talk to other people, that “being so nice” she cares a lot about the experience of others.. I can’t help but cry. I miss my mom, i miss my family back home..

@ardieparala3220 3 года назад

I think most of the Filipino Moms are like Tita Whilma.... ❤️

@boysteacher3818 3 года назад

They are too kind and caring for this world. Really support and wish them all the best, as my heart goes out for them.

@leahfetabor224 2 года назад

A typical filipino mom. I also ventured into breakfast business in the neighborhood. It did not make much. Just like her, i was always thinking of my cutomer's welfare. Cooking delicious and nutritious food for them, the cooking not found from other sellers. I see to it that i cook the food the same way i do for my family. My happiness comes from the comments of satisfied customers. However my profit is low because just like whilma my servings are more than the usual commercial serving and cooked food here in our area sells cheap. With the pandemic and rising cost of commodities, i was not able to cope up so i just have to stop. Can't go online for my food business coz i don't have anyone to do the delivery. Can't afford to hire one.

@Beckala67 4 года назад

We moved to Arkansas from NYC, and we'll check this place out after the quarantine. 🤞

@denisejoyreyes4864 3 года назад

Please do ☺️💕 I can see my Mom in tita Whilma. Food cooked by a passionate mom can never go wrong. 😊

@BG-iu1ld 3 года назад

Maybe they could deliver considering that they have now an online presence... you don’t have to wait! 😁

@Onlinesully 3 года назад

Hi. Did you get there ? Hope so

@Jcmasado 4 года назад

@justgaming7003 3 года назад

I think you meant Kitchen Nightmares.

@boysteacher3818 3 года назад

If gordon was to visit whilma's restaurant, I'm pretty sure we will have a similar scenario with that episode when gordon finishes up all his food in the plate and return to kitchen and tries to raise the publicity and efficiency of the restaurant.

@Onlinesully 3 года назад

Similar but much more supportive and without the abuse

@RalphXavier 4 года назад

Is someone cutting onions for some bistek, or just me? loved it, go Tita Whilma!!!

@jhustinsimbahan1028 4 года назад

Ralph Xavier Degala no new videos from you ralph? :(

@Zee_1003 3 года назад

me! 😭😭😭 hello Ralph!!!

@noliariza5340 3 года назад

May onion nmn tlga un ah!!!

@gregoriagenerosa7681 3 года назад

Bistek tagalog is not beef steak tagalig kung walang onions po

@gregoriagenerosa7681 3 года назад

Im very very happy for you ate!

@paulmichaelcamitan5364 3 года назад

Kudos to Deluxe, The Joy in Whilma's face is priceless.

@grootavengers47 3 года назад

I ONLY eat at restaurants like these, homemade and authentic. But most of all, made and cooked with love !!! Because I know they’re doing this for their he or her family. Small support business instead of chains.

@FoodandFootprints 3 года назад

Really hope Whilma’a succeeds! What a special family-owned business that we love to support

@makulewahine 4 года назад

What a wonderful episode. Makes me want to go to Arkansas! I love that you can go on line to look at the menu. I always look for this before eating out. Some times I'll even change a restaurant because I can't see the menu except on outside sites. Good luck to her and all her good food and wonderful family.

@SwitPhebzLove 4 года назад

I can't explain but i wanna cry. I get emotional while watching and after watching this episode.

@nolascoglusv 4 года назад

This is a nicely done! A great story, history, culture etc. all in one. Most of all, showing this precious family and all of us how to improve and keep a business open. I am so proud of Deluxe Small Business Revolution sponsoring this episode of Whilma’s Filipino Restaurant! It did not only helped the business, but also helped the family and the town of Searcy (which made me curious and want to visit it one day). I cried watching this touching episode. I hope Whilma will have her change to be free a little of her time and take care of her and her family. Great stories and people behind it. Keep up the great work in changing lives in America! Good luck!

@nolascoglusv 4 года назад

I will surely share this story on Facebook to spread and advertise too. Good luck, Ate Whilma! God bless!

@namiandreico.3506 3 года назад

Most of the Moms back home rallies to win or lose with little carinderia on the side street or even a small barbecue grill infront of the gate just to make ends meet, and it is called struggle armed with good food, perserverance and love. Pinoys love to eat, they say that our tongue has inbed of MSG on it. Salamat Deluxe for adding a special heartbeat to Nanay Whilma’s revolution. - love, nami 💐❤️

@raymondtemporosa8789 3 года назад

Got chills watching this. This is heartwarming. I am so happy for Whilma and her family. As a Filipino, it makes me very proud that our culture (Filipino cuisine) is being shared to others thru restaurants like Whilma's. Thank you Deluxe marketing team.

@cariguatno596 3 года назад

I hope ate whilma’s restaurant is still doing good despite this pandemic

@mayora7734 3 года назад

Made me cry so much. If only I could turn back the clock and listened and followed my mom's passion which is cooking and baking, I should have made her feel happy and fulfilled. I wanted to learn on how to cook, on how she cooks but it's too late now. 😔 Half of her body is paralized due to stroke happened late last year. Despite of her current state, I can still see in her eyes and feel her heart that she still wants to cook and bake even if she is not in good condition. She just turned 80 yesterday. Thankful but sad at the same time as she has reached 80 but none of us, her children, learned how to cook the way she does. She is known in little home town for being a good cook. She makes quality good food. Everyone loves her cooking. If only I can copy her recipes. Oh, I miss my mom so much. 😢

@wiltonmarquez28 3 года назад

It’s not too late. You can still learn how to cook and baked either you enroll to culinary school or you can also learn from RU-vid. You can start the basic. One step at a time. I am sure your mom will be more proud of you. Its not easy but I know you can! God bless you 🙏

@juanaespinoza9729 4 года назад

I was assigned to watch this for my marketing class and sis well I tell you I balled like a baby keep it up the good work👍🏽❤️

@spreadpositivity8908 3 года назад

siiiiiis 😭🥳😭

@winderzhao7661 3 года назад

@olivercalledo 3 года назад

As a Filipino working here in Africa, I was so moved with this revolution. Thank you so much De Luxe and Small Beginnings Revolution. This is truly an amazing experience. I felt the love for family. It makes me teary eyed. Thank you so much. More blessings for you.

@thendino1 2 года назад

HOW IS IT WORKING IN AFRICA

@olivercalledo 2 года назад

@@thendino1 It was a good experience for me as I have immersed myself in the people and the culture. However, there is always the other side of the coin which was not good, but I don't dwell on it. I just took it as a learning experience. All in all, it was good and well-paid job.

@manghudart1329 3 года назад

22:58 "Stop being so nice." haha that's really needes in running a business... (^_^) especially if it cost you a lot... but i love Tita Whilma's smiling face. Marketing, Packaging, Builders, Chef, Financial Advisor... wooooww... such a big help!!

@hijodelsoldeoriente 3 года назад

This channel is very underrated! Entertaining yet informative.

@jhunflorendo8760 3 года назад

Tita. Whilmas restaurant makes me proud as a filipino. If given chance, I want to help by working any job inside her restaurant. Keep it up tita! Keep safe and God Bless. #proudfilipino

@MsDangerous01 4 года назад

OMG!!!!! I am crying. When they posted the photo of her father at the end.... waaaaah

@jeevus74 4 года назад

We need more freshly cooked Filipino restaurants like this in California. Everything here in CA is "turo turo" style. CA Filipino food is all sayang, bulok and sobra. Even worse it is fusion. This food looks sooooo much comforting!

@bagaholicmom2573 4 года назад

Hi. I live in the Bay Area and there are plenty of Filipino restaurants that serve freshly-cooked dishes. We actually have a Via Mare branch, several Max's, fine dining restaurants, even one popular Mexican-Filipino food truck that does made-to-order sisig food called Señor Sisig.

@numnumkawaii31 4 года назад

I live in Los Angeles and plenty of fresh Filipino food here too. Not sure where in CA you live, probably in the boondocks, where your American-Asian fusions exist based on the less diverse ethnic population. Those would not do well in any metropolitan areas in California.

@DjRoLo08 4 года назад

I stay in San Diego and there are plenty of Filipino spots that cook traditional foods and are great.

@wackz21 3 года назад

Ito'y atin, dj restaurant, toto's lechon, pinoy pinay, grill city

@rixxmanual 3 года назад

every filipino restaurant here in south and midwest are authentic

@bernadettemaagad7875 3 года назад

im was crying since the middle to the end..bringing the best for other people and helping them even in the simplest way make our nation become better...as we called the Betterment..love you guys

@granilloc54 4 года назад

Why am i ceying so much???!!! Shes the sweetest woman alive

@millanitolentino5358 3 года назад

I cried for happiness for the family and Mrs Whilma's restaurant is really amazing, thank you so much for helping and assisting my kababayan in America, very proud of you And God bless you Deluxe®❤❤❤

@GeloLoco 3 года назад

This Small Business Revolution's Branding is so strong! It has a heart. I just finished watching it. This is great!

@Nhattylicious 3 года назад

This makes me cry. 😭😭😭 Thank you for helping them to level up their restaurant. Proud Filipino here ❤️❤️❤️

@queeniemaria422 3 года назад

From that first shot of Mommy Whilma's reaction when you entered her restaurant, I started crying. More of these, please. Thank you. Love from the Philippines.

@rosetornandizo8269 2 года назад

Thank you De Luxe Company for helping Whilma"s Filipino Restaurant in Searcy, Minnesota on its branding and marketing and renovation. It was really great.

@shays7815 3 года назад

Umiiyak na ako 😭 (I'm crying) because this show was so good. It makes me so happy to have my filipino's heritage be seen and heard. Helping a small business like hers just warms my heart. I also think that filipino food is comfort food. I know, I make quite a bit of filipino food and my friends just devour it.

@leikkun3123 3 года назад

I love Whilma's Filipino accent.

@analynyogoretrier 3 года назад

I can see my Nanay’s (mother) face on Tita Whilma! I love her family so much ! Thanks Deluxe again for helping them. - Hot Dang Show ❤️❤️❤️

@jhonreyabulencia2276 3 года назад

Maybe someday all the people in the world will be at peace no war just eat and drink together whatever race you are. We reunite as one.

@BG-iu1ld 3 года назад

And eat with their hands together boodle fight style! ❤️❤️❤️

@o-o4276 3 года назад

But it sounds impossible :(

@MedyoTisoy. 3 года назад

I love you guyz! Im a Filipino and a small business owner too. I am a young farmer now raising chickens in my farm. Im happy to see this video in helping Filipino small business owner. More power!!!

@ma-tv5xm 3 года назад

I'm from San Francisco Bay Area, I'll come to your restaurant on my way to Jacksonville Florida, and will stay about two weeks to explore your town. Thanks to all those human being who help and appreciated you! Mabuhay kababayan.

@feralynvenus29 3 года назад

I just dont know but i was just crying the whole time. As a Filipino, i felt happy seeing my kababayan succeed in a place where we seemed to be different. Thank you for helping them. You helped a family and as well as a culture. 💓

@enix0053 3 года назад

watch this, then watch kitchen nightmares... damn some of those people there never deserved to be in the food business unlike these people

@maccon3977 3 года назад

Why cant i stop crying, this episode is so heartwarming

@Airam_Coach 3 года назад

My eyes are teary while watching the video. All I can offer is a prayer to make her restaurant really success. Good luck Mrs. Whilma Frugroso(correct me if I am wrong) and may your loving children supports you ever. I wish that I can try her cooking but unfortunately I can't because of where I am located. God bless everyone and wish the best to Deluxe as well. Thanks for sharing her hardwork and always hold both hands together.

@richierichnumber1 3 года назад

"Wilma," is an all American success story a hard working parent who has a dream of making a better life for herself and the children she loves, and the best way we do this is to share part of our own culture's food. Excellent simple cooked food from almost any culture of the world can open the door of understanding different cultures. Personally I never had ate Filipino cooked food, and really never thought about how different the flavors of Filipino cuisine good be. In fact, after seeing the story of Wilma's restaurant, in Searcy, AR., and the love, pride, and hard work she puts into her cooking with the support of her whole family I want to go out and try some Filipino cuisine here where I live in rural MN. Thank you Wilma and your father. Myron.

@mildredevaristo4054 3 года назад

Thank you so much Sir/ Ma'am!!! from Philippines 🤗

@humblelastguy6895 3 года назад

Tita whilma heads up there's nothing to shame you are a filipina chef your pansit is so good 🤩

@newfreshmints7837 3 года назад

When she pulled out her father’s picture to complete the look of the wall 😢! Love you ❤️your work Deluxe!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@blueicebeat 3 года назад

Is it me or do I prefer the old menu, it gives me a much more comforting feeling, where the focus is on making really great food and not so much on modern design like a lot of “modern concept restaurants”

@darkrayne2064 3 года назад

I need to get down there ASAP. I don't know how this popped up for me, but am so glad I watched this. I am a firm believer that food and music can and will bring people together. I am from the Seattle area and loved this whole story. God bless each and every one of you.

@lanceresultay014 3 года назад

The after look of the restaurant reminds me of the pastel-colored carinderias here in the Philippines! Good job! ❤️

@kingedward6146 3 года назад

I am cutting unions watching this. I remember my mom, who also cooks so good. My mom taught me to cook adobong manok with baboy combine. I hope I can visit back California and find more Pinoy gourmet in the area 2022. My dad who is a US Army would alaways let my mom cook Humba, a Cebuano gourmet ❤🇵🇭

@MrHiroshi22 3 года назад

I bet your mom's cooking is amazing!

@LoneWolf-oi4yx 3 года назад

Humba is lami kaayo. 😋😋😋

@claudyclaret6664 2 года назад

Nice

@marylynudan668 3 года назад

More power to Whilma's. God bless kabayan🇵🇭

@renesoriano24 4 года назад

Life changing indeed!! You are heaven sent! You truly can turn the world to become a better place.. God bless you all!!

@jayjaylizarondo9339 3 года назад

Watching this, deym having a hard time controlling my tears bec the kids though it was just my big yawns. Was so inspired and thanks the Deluxe and Small Business Reviolution for helping my kababayan. Salamat ng may pagmamahal.

@shaortega 3 года назад

This hits home in more ways than you can imagine. Sending all my love to this beautiful family!

@jaykim9842 3 года назад

Wow Small Business Revolution, you are amazing in helping small businesses prosper even more! You deserve millions of followers! I just wish you also help out other small start up businesses abroad just like mine. Big respect and much love to you guys at Deluxe!

@StillwaterJulie 3 года назад

Thank you, Jay! Season 5 launches on November 10th with more powerful small business stories!

@solidsnort3757 3 года назад

This is so beautiful.. got me teary eyed with joy and appreciation. I'm so happy for Nanay Whilma and her family. Everyone deserves a piece of success such as hers and most especially for immigrants who chose to leave their home countries for a better future not just for themselves but for their loved ones. I should know coz I'm one of them. Thank you to the team who helped Nanay Whilma and her family. May you be blessed tenfold for your kindness and generosity.

@paulmichaelmarcelo2343 3 года назад

I love this program/show. Thanj you for helping Whilma. God bless you guys.

@applealducente5777 3 года назад

Filipino Cooks best 😊 This episode made me cry. It really shows how Filipino cares. GODBLESS MS.Whilma and also Deluxe.

@gilpuppies 3 года назад

I’m crying from start to end. I’m proud of Tita Whilma. 😘😘😘💕💕💕💕💕💕

@WGHorrorFilms 4 года назад

Great episode especially being my family is Filipino and I know how good the food is. Hopefully someday I can visit the restaurant...

@conchitahill6759 4 года назад

Inspiring story! I get emotional I miss Pilipino food !😢 Great job ! For all who helped Whilma and the family!👍

@JoyLangston 4 года назад

Oh em g! The pancit though!!!! That made me drool!!!! 😩😩😩😩😩 I wish her restaurant is here in jersey city! Where we live, our pancit here doesn’t look like hers! 😳 I can tell it’s yummy! And when his son cried, I lost it 😭 And it’s soooo true! We always ask our visitors that question a lot! I just had awareness! That’s insane! Hahahah Edited: And oh.... when they showed the father’s picture omg I cried so much! 😭😭😭😭😭😭

@effdishi1456 4 года назад

This is so inspiring! This is probably my favorite marketing episode!

@danishpinay 3 года назад

I can't help but cry. Sorry Filipinos are very emotional. If ever I will visit Arkansas, I'm going to visit this restaurant. I wish your restaurant a success.

@metalheart2123 3 года назад

Great episode. I hope Whilma's business is doing ok during Covid. Please continue to support her restaurant.

@3stanblueboi295 3 года назад

Filipino moms are the best in caring and being generous

@marieronrancesvlog 3 года назад

I am so emotional while listening to the story and most importantly I am so proud of your team for helping Filipinos to make their dream come true. More power

@CarlosRodela 4 года назад

So proud of this show. Hope you keep it goin .. really appreciate all of your work Deluxe.

@waverave24124 3 года назад

I'm so curious on how they're doing ever since COVID hit . I hope they're still going strong :(

@StillwaterJulie 3 года назад

I just spoke with Whilma yesterday. She is providing take-out only at this point. Her spirits are up, but they have been impacted by COVID. Kamayan's are on hold right now.

@waverave24124 3 года назад

@@StillwaterJulie thank you!

@EllaLenAmbata 3 года назад

same thought here after I watched the video. Way to go Wilma's!

@EllaLenAmbata 3 года назад

@@StillwaterJulie They'll be more than ready when it opens again :)

@robertsanjuan330 3 года назад

I am a Filipino and I am very proud of Whilma after watching this video. I would like to express my gratitude to The Small Business Revolution. I will promote this video to my friends. Thank you :)

@MrSuperrdavid 3 года назад

Haha I cried the whole damn episode. This hits diffirently, I mean in a good way. 😭😭

@mjparadero7046 3 года назад

I love supporting small businesses....sometimes they’re the best! I remember that small Indian restaurant we always eat at, they have the best goat curry ever! 🤤🤤🤤🤤

@reynilojoshuadaarol4101 3 года назад

This made me cry. This is so beautiful! More power to you deluxe and the whole team! God bless you always! ❤️

@engineeratm 3 года назад

Such an inspiration to all Filipino small businesses in America and around the world. Mabuhay ka Wilma

@therealsbdunks 4 года назад

Wonderful episode, thank you for this.

@JabeeboyXiii 3 года назад

This is one of the best video in RU-vid I have ever watched. Congrats Whilma and to your Family. Thank you! The Small Business Revolution for making their dreams continuous. 🥺