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If you're eating Filipino food, always ask on how to eat them. In Filipino, there's a bunch of food where you should eat in a certain way. Like food combinations, mixing, and sauces. Like halo-halo should be mix thoroughly before eating, some food must be paired with rice, some food must be sprinkled with calamansi, others are better with a certain dipping sauce, etc.

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

It's definitely trial and error learning the correct ways but I must say I'm enjoying the process!

Binge watching lots of foreigners eating and liking Filipino foods. You explain the best way ever on how to enjoy the experience of eating Filipino foods. So genuine. Makes me crave it also. Enjoy. Stay safe now you arrived in the Philippines.

Great video Dillon. That looks like a fusion Filipino restaurant. Love the place and food ❤

Sans Rival is one of my favorite Filipino desserts. That nougaty flavour is actually meringue mixed with cashew and topped with Italian buttercream.

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

It's nice with ice cream too 😋

@eduardochavacano

Жыл бұрын

And the best plaxe to eat that is in Dumaguete City. Definitely get some soon.

@oxoelfoxo

Жыл бұрын

@@DillonMcClure eh, sweet on uber sweet. black coffee or tea is the best pairing!

Nice to see a foreigner cooking and eating filipino 🍲. God bless po😇

Oh yummy ,i wish you to try Batchoy ,Bangus Binakol and Pancit Molo .So yummy too.😋

soo much exciting food waiting for you in.phils.keep trying...

The green and red are jellied palm fruit we called it “ kaong “ the purple is “ halayang ube” the square fluppy caramel cake Is the “ Lethe Flan” or egg- milk custard.

Iloilo is Philippine's/Asia's City of Love.

Uncovering so many hidden places in Northern Ireland! I bet you can't wait to go to the Phillipines to try it out for real!

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

I know it seems that every time I find one gem it leads me to the next, I'm very excited about visiting for sure 😄

This was super fun video omg! I thought Filipino hospitality is only exclusive to Filipinos in Philippines but as I see this family I realize that hospitality is really ingrained in our blood.

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Nope it seems the Filipino hospitality is not limited to the Philippines Kieth, thanks for watching 😄

@eduardochavacano

Жыл бұрын

You call that customer service and it is available in krygystan, New Caledonis and Nicaragua too. But yes Filipinoa love to serve white peoples, 300 years under the Spaniards made that genetic.

Try cutting food using the edge of the spoon while holding it down with the fork in the other hand. Most Filipino restaurants and diners can make do without the dinner knives because of that technique.

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Dillon, the green "jelly" is called gulaman or gelatin in English. You have to mix first Halo-Halo before eating. The yellow cake is called Sans Rival. Even if it sounds foreign, it is a Filipino creation. The yellow ingredient in your halo-halo is not called caramel but leche flan (a custard with egg and caramelized sugar), similar to creme brulee.

@DillonMcClure

8 ай бұрын

I have since learned these things but thank you for your kind information and for taking the time to give it 🙏

You can no longer go to the actual Taal Volcano because it errupted last January 2020. You can just see it in the distance. And it just like a desert in the volcano island. It is not the same as it is before.

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Oh no that's so sad to hear, I'm a bit disappointed in that 😞, can you recommend any cool areas to visit near that location

@oxoelfoxo

Жыл бұрын

@@DillonMcClure Batangas has beaches but so does Iloilo. Maybe just go to Tagaytay and enjoy the cooler weather there. You'll still see Taal Lake. Lots of good dining in Tagaytay.

I hope he gets more subscriber,wow so much food

watching you eat the beef salpicao or tapa makes me want to eat with my hands hehe..you should try that when you go to Philippines... enjoy happy eating.. :)

@DillonMcClure

11 ай бұрын

I will be dabbling in the art of kamayan indeed 😄

WOW 👏 another fantastic feast Dillon.🙌🙌🥰

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Was a good experience trying them out 😄

Can’t wait for you to actually go to the Philippines and eat in proper Filipino restaurants! I think you’ll find our history interesting 🇵🇭 Btw, when eating you can use fork (on your left hand) to push the food on to the spoon (on your right hand) and also scoop the rice using spoon or if you like fork on the left hand and knife on the right but then reverse use the knife to cut and push the food to the fork. Sorry if Ijust confused you 😂 Just I observed not many foreigners know bec of the spoon usually used for soup but try this. The caramel thing in the halo-halo is leche flan. It is a dessert on it’s own. 🍧🍨🍮 Love all the food you had esp Sans Rival a favourite 😋

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

It will be interesting to see what (if any) differences I can notice in the food when I'm over

@eduardochavacano

Жыл бұрын

No one from a civilized country needs to know that a fork is used to push food on the spoon. Absolutely no one.

Very nice.

That halo halo looks bomb🎉🥰😋

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

It was my first time trying this and I thought it was Namì 😄🍧

So much food lol. Im sure you were busog (full) after that 😂

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Was nice and busog indeed Dean 😄

left hand fork right hand spoon so you will not bump elbows spoons also used for cutting and fork to push food to the spoon and tableknife only for crispy pata, bulalo, calamansi and mangoes the basics of filipino cutlery ettiquette😀

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Ah that's useful to know before I visit, else I would have been winging it lol 😆 🍽

The original halo halo has sweetened banana, sweetened sweet potato, sweetened bobba, sweetened palm fruit, macapuno( sweetened young coconut) sweetened black bean, sweetened white beans, sweetened jackfruit ( langka) , Lethe Flan ( egg- milk custard, halayang ube, crushed ice, unsweetened loose rice crispies(PINIPIG), Nata de Coco ( sweetened/ bottled) evaporated milk 35:50 and top with vanila or ube ice cream.

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Ahh it was palm fruit... I don't think I'd ever tried that before, it was such a new and different texture to me.

@oxoelfoxo

Жыл бұрын

@@DillonMcClure it's called kaong in case you want to try the bottled version in the supermarkets. i prefer nata de coco, however.

Beer 🍺!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🇵🇭

Hello! I’m just new a subscriber in your channel. I’m looking forward for you to visit our country. You can explore a lot of beautiful places fantastic beaches and good food to eat. You should come here my friend I’m sure you gonna enjoy

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Erwin, I'm always happy to gain a new subscriber, I can't wait to fly over 😀

Hi!

if u vlog filipino food ask them how to use fork and spoon.

Hey Dillon, I don't know why the place was recommended to you, knowing you're looking for "Filipino" food. When they offered you something to drink and served you a tropical fruit smoothie, they already started you with a non-Filipino item, pretty sad. Then when you look at the breakfast menu, it's kind of hard to read but I did notice "Omelet" on the menu and can't read the rest... FIRST, the omelet is again, another NON-FILIPINO item. Filipino breakfast would be FRIED RICE, FRIED EGG OR SCRAMBLED EGG, HOTDOG, BEEF TAPA (CURED BEEF), TOCINO OR LONGANIZA, AND COFFEE. Of course, today, if you go to Manila and get breakfast from a nice hotel, they'll serve you those and the omelet, poached eggs, bacon, ham, etc. Well, they finally brought you and they look delicious. The only thing I would say that is not really Filipino is the Burger Steak... the Halo-Halo looks huge... Anyway, don't expect much to really experience Filipino food outside the Philippines... would be good enough but still, being in the Philippines would be best to really experience the true Filipino food.

you tried "some" Filipino food? you tried a whole lot of Filipino food, my goodness. those ribs aren't trad tho, i would say---pretty much what you'd get anywhere except for a slight diff in the marinade perhaps

You ordered so much food but you barely touched it. I hope you'll finished it at home and not just to waste.

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Don't worry chatt, I enjoyed eating my leftovers and nothing went to waste 😄

@chattcedric6321

Жыл бұрын

@@DillonMcClure Good for you.

you should have mic on your shirt , I cant hear you clearly and your voice have an echo.

@DillonMcClure

Жыл бұрын

Pretty darn good for the go pro 7 mic as I run my audio through software to lessen the high bass line that go pro seems to have 😄

You barely touch your foods. I hope this not gone to waste. If you want to try Filipino foods, take it slowly one at a time so you can enjoy, differentiate , and savor the taste. By the way the knife is optional in traditional Filipino family. Mainly our dishes are made with sauces, and soups, meats in bite size and rice. Remember in South East Asia, we use spoon for rice and soups, never forks. We rarely have these steak and fries compared to Europe or American. In restaurants high ends you easily find it. So totally differrent. I know, because I have a Belgian hubby. He was also surprised before. Now he is used of Philippine style especially kamayan, eating with bare hands. Now he knows what is is survival, a true Boyscout in Philippines. Ps: traditional drink IN PROVINCES WILL BE COCONUT WATER But I understand in your place its not available. Halo halo is the most favorite if not the best dessert in Philippines.

no one is eating at the restaurant lol

The lady talks a lot. Over kill explaining the food.

Ako lang ba naiirita sa mga lola ang arte magsalita