Yeah. Agree with you on those prices. My first video, so I'll support your channel as a new sub. I am a Filipina American from Detroit. Almost every dish is meant to be eaten with rice. The first dish looks like Menudo or Kaldereta. That second looks like adobo (probably cooked with both chicken and pork, cooked in soy sauce, vinegar, garlic) . Typical dishes to try are pancit (noodles), BBQ pork skewers, lumpia (little meat rolls), bulalo (soup), tinola (chicken soup), sinigang (tamarind based soup, so a little sour but delicious) . Each dish varies from region to region. Hope you continue to try different dishes. Have fun on your journey.
Just found your channel today. What you had was pork menudo, your favorite and chicken & pork adobo! Next time, if there would be a next time, you are supposed to mixed them up before consuming them. Good luck on your channel, I did subscribe, though. 😀
The 1st dish is Menudo It has pork, carots, potato, rasins and sometimes it has peas. The 2nd dish i think its adobo, sometimes pork or chicken, sometimes both in the same dish.
The first dish is either Caldaretta or menudo (they look similar) the second dish is Adobo. For the halo halo, next time mix the whole thing, instead of eating from the top. Cant wait to see pt 2
@MidnightBloomer were you there to taste the dish? I wasn't that's why I'm basing it off how it looks. Notice in the comment section people are saying Caldaretta, Machado, and menudo? Because we're just basing in off how it looks.
That is Kaldereta and Binagoongan, I think so. But I'm not sure. Halo halo defines as mix mix, both I think is pork. Bagoong is Shrimp paste that is used to the dish binagoongan. Then the kaldereta have tomato paste/sauce
i do not think that the tomato base stew is menudo, because menudo has small chunk meat with pork liver, if it's spicy that is a caldereta, if since you tasted it a bit sweeter then that is a mechado
The first one, I think, would be Menudo if it's cooked with diced meat and potato or if it's bigger chunks of meat and potato. It is usually Mechado, or if it includes the bones and cheesy in flavors, it is Caldereta; all of those are tomato-based cuisines. Filipinos love their chicken, so the thing you think is a duck, I think it is chicken; Filipinos, unlike the Chinese, aren't duck eaters, though we eat it when it is there. Halo-halo (Mix-mix) means assorted; you need to mix it all before you eat it to enjoy the mixed flavor of the assorted ingredients.😋😋😋
Next Filipino Food Vlog Dont Forget To mention The Name Of The Dish New Subscriber watching From PH For Part 2 i Suggest you to Try This👉 Pork SISIG & Lumpia & Bicol Express If They Have Thats All
@@SundayserranoAbion23 of course! Thank you for the recommendations. It was a bit hard to understand the lady so we were unsure of what the names were😭
Guys, the 1st Dishes is Menudo and the second is pork and chicken Adobo. Filipino food does not always cook duck in their food. The second dish ADOBO the main Filipino it is famous dish. You are eating it wrong you need to mix it first before you eat that's why it is called halo-halo means mix it!
You should have taken a closeup of the food so we could better see what it was you ate. If the first one had chicken, it's most likely afritada. If it's beef, it would be caldereta. The second is most likely adobo. Question here is why in the world didn't you ASK what you were ordering?
The first food is Menudo, based from what the lady in the counter said. Honestly, I don't like the way that Filipina entertained you. I think she thinks you are Filipinos or Half Filipinos, so she was just telling you the name of the food in Tagalog instead of taking the time to explain the available food.
I would say you can pass as Filipino. The thing is with Filipinos, while we are predominantly Austronesian and are related to people from Indonesia, Malaysia, Champa people in Indochina, indigenous Taiwanese and even Pacific Islanders, many also have Chinese from centuries of immigration and Spanish and American genes due to colonization. There are some that are descended from pre Austronesian arrivals with the Aeta and other indigenous people of the Philippines. Even recently there have been an influx of Korean immigrants as well. So Filipinos can have varying looks and colors from light to dark brown.
@@DaylinKiana For a regular spaghetti it's less than a dollar but in the higher level restaurant it's only 3 to 6 dollar, the spaghetti in Jollibee will cost 1 dollar on a single serving. I think you're mistakenly asked the price, maybe that's for a combo meals which is the combination of different meals for one order.
of course not! they're basing it based on cost of the ingredients. You cannot base the price on the origin of the dish otherwise it would not be good business.
@@jubileeevangelista7719 Do you think it's fair enough to buy 29 dollar for a solo meal of spaghetti? Only idiot people would do it 😬 I am a Filipino and I know the ingredients for the Filipino style spaghetti, there's nothing expensive ingredients in it compared to the Italian spaghetti to make it more expensive.
@@DaylinKiana My guess is just Southeast Asian in general 🤣... If I saw you guys walking in the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, etc, both of you would just blend in with the locals... but in the Philippines, curly hair isn't very common, I've seen some with that kind of hair, but most people here have straight to wavy hair.
Part 2 coming this Saturday!
First 1 is pork Kaldereta
second is pork adobo
Yeah. Agree with you on those prices. My first video, so I'll support your channel as a new sub. I am a Filipina American from Detroit. Almost every dish is meant to be eaten with rice. The first dish looks like Menudo or Kaldereta. That second looks like adobo (probably cooked with both chicken and pork, cooked in soy sauce, vinegar, garlic) . Typical dishes to try are pancit (noodles), BBQ pork skewers, lumpia (little meat rolls), bulalo (soup), tinola (chicken soup), sinigang (tamarind based soup, so a little sour but delicious) . Each dish varies from region to region. Hope you continue to try different dishes. Have fun on your journey.
Thank you so much that means a lot to us and thank you for all the info🫶🏻
The tomato based stew with hotdog is called Kaldereta....
The soy & vinegar with peppercorns is our Adobo.. Could be pork, chicken or mixed
@@valbalo2693 Thank you!❤️
Just found your channel today. What you had was pork menudo, your favorite and chicken & pork adobo! Next time, if there would be a next time, you are supposed to mixed them up before consuming them. Good luck on your channel, I did subscribe, though. 😀
I like how u guys are brave. Good job. Adobo is pork or chicken.
@@hajtomjones4077 thank you!❤️
The 1st dish is Menudo
It has pork, carots, potato, rasins and sometimes it has peas.
The 2nd dish i think its adobo, sometimes pork or chicken, sometimes both in the same dish.
Next time, mix the Halo - Halo, the big cup. The goodies are at the bottom..
I suggest to try hunting for other Filipino places. Enjoy and Stay safe
@@starkimage_jrs7710 will do! Thank you👍🏻
Should we do a part 2??
Yes, but yelp the best Filipino restaurant in the area.
@@AngkatanNamwaran you got it!
Plsssss...
Please do, but make sure you don’t get bumped by the prices.. I could have cooked you 6 dishes with the price you paid..
should try bagoong na may kamatis
The first dish is either Caldaretta or menudo (they look similar) the second dish is Adobo. For the halo halo, next time mix the whole thing, instead of eating from the top. Cant wait to see pt 2
caldereta and mrnudo are poles apart unless you did not yaste the authentic one
@MidnightBloomer were you there to taste the dish? I wasn't that's why I'm basing it off how it looks. Notice in the comment section people are saying Caldaretta, Machado, and menudo? Because we're just basing in off how it looks.
That is Kaldereta and Binagoongan, I think so. But I'm not sure. Halo halo defines as mix mix, both I think is pork. Bagoong is Shrimp paste that is used to the dish binagoongan. Then the kaldereta have tomato paste/sauce
Thank you! We couldn’t really understand the lady and we were trying to guess what could be in it.
New subscriber here in Manila. Try SISIG too the next time. Bon Appetit in your Pinoy food journey!
Thank you for the sub! And part 2 is dropping tomorrow ❤
i do not think that the tomato base stew is menudo, because menudo has small chunk meat with pork liver, if it's spicy that is a caldereta, if since you tasted it a bit sweeter then that is a mechado
@@vanessam.mpantig886 yes it was on the sweeter side and not spicy at all!
Since Kiana has a sweet tooth, you should guys try Filipino desserts next time.
The first one, I think, would be Menudo if it's cooked with diced meat and potato or if it's bigger chunks of meat and potato. It is usually Mechado, or if it includes the bones and cheesy in flavors, it is Caldereta; all of those are tomato-based cuisines. Filipinos love their chicken, so the thing you think is a duck, I think it is chicken; Filipinos, unlike the Chinese, aren't duck eaters, though we eat it when it is there. Halo-halo (Mix-mix) means assorted; you need to mix it all before you eat it to enjoy the mixed flavor of the assorted ingredients.😋😋😋
Mechado has liver or liver paste.
@@eatsmylifeYT you could not see them when its cooked, you can just taste them, menudo can as well have chunks of liver although optional!😋
@@rainierdy2808 You're obviously too intellectually incapable of understanding what I said so I won't try to explain any further.
@@eatsmylifeYT ahh! So then, you are a genius maybe!🤨
@@rainierdy2808 There's no "maybe" about it. I AM a genius.
Should ask somebody to recommend you the best dishes for you to try.
Try Crispy pata, Lechon kawali, lumpia
@@mariliebautista3222 you got it!
The dessert is called HALOHALO meaning MixMix. You're suppose to mix it first before eating it.
@@jacers14 yes! We will for sure mix it next time😂thank you❤️
Next Filipino Food Vlog Dont Forget To mention The Name Of The Dish New Subscriber watching From PH For Part 2 i Suggest you to Try This👉 Pork SISIG & Lumpia & Bicol Express If They Have Thats All
@@SundayserranoAbion23 of course! Thank you for the recommendations. It was a bit hard to understand the lady so we were unsure of what the names were😭
pork menudo & chicken/pork adobo
@@RANDYTHEGREAT mostly likely, a lot of people are saying similar or the same thing. Thank you!
You are supposed to mix the cold drink. It's called "Halo-halo". Means mix-mix.
Makes sense😂thank you!!
😂
Thanks❤❤❤
@@jenniferhirukawa5217 no, thank you❤️
halo halo is meant to be mixed first all the way before eating
Guys, the 1st Dishes is Menudo and the second is pork and chicken Adobo. Filipino food does not always cook duck in their food. The second dish ADOBO the main Filipino it is famous dish. You are eating it wrong you need to mix it first before you eat that's why it is called halo-halo means mix it!
@@myrakyle5564 got it👍🏻
That's menudo another name afritada.Its pork we are not use to cook ducks.
@@FanzK-m6d Thank you for the info!
Yeah.... You should try other filo foods.. Very promising
@@lpcmusic7802 part 2 coming soon!
The first one look like Menudo... The seconf, I'm not sure if it's adobo or binagoongan. Better ask the lady next time and write it😊
@@jacers14 yes thank you!
Menudo,adobo!
@@jenniferhirukawa5217 yes!
Im just curious .. so you guys don't know how to use spoon on rice??most western don;t know how to use spoon on rice...
You should try Lumpiang Shanghai. That's the best you can try and also include lechon kawali.
Should we do a part 2?🤔
You should have taken a closeup of the food so we could better see what it was you ate. If the first one had chicken, it's most likely afritada. If it's beef, it would be caldereta.
The second is most likely adobo. Question here is why in the world didn't you ASK what you were ordering?
Go to 12:52 and it shows a closer up of the food
@@DaylinMoon They look like any other tomato-sauce based Filipino stew. The camera's too far from the items in question.
@@eatsmylifeYT we’ll try a closer shot next time 👍🏻
I'm sorry for asking, but it's their first time to try Filipino food? Are they Filipinos themselves?
Arent you guys Filipino|? I dont think you guys tried Jollibee yet.
The first food is Menudo, based from what the lady in the counter said. Honestly, I don't like the way that Filipina entertained you. I think she thinks you are Filipinos or Half Filipinos, so she was just telling you the name of the food in Tagalog instead of taking the time to explain the available food.
@@PhoenixGrin do we really look filipino?😭 thank you though❤️
I would say you can pass as Filipino. The thing is with Filipinos, while we are predominantly Austronesian and are related to people from Indonesia, Malaysia, Champa people in Indochina, indigenous Taiwanese and even Pacific Islanders, many also have Chinese from centuries of immigration and Spanish and American genes due to colonization. There are some that are descended from pre Austronesian arrivals with the Aeta and other indigenous people of the Philippines. Even recently there have been an influx of Korean immigrants as well. So Filipinos can have varying looks and colors from light to dark brown.
only Chinese are found of eating ducks, im sure its chicken.
eat it with spoon not fork
You ate that dessert the wrong way, halo-halo means mix-mix therefore you supposed to mix it well before you dig it.
@@cocomine8897 yes! Thank you, everyone is saying that but we genuinely did not know 😭🙏🏻
I think minudo
@@MichellealmaPicha im not sure but possibly?🤔
Their pricing is too much, they should base in between the Philippines price and US price halfway for a fair price.
@@cocomine8897 what are the prices in the Philippines?
@@DaylinKiana
For a regular spaghetti it's less than a dollar but in the higher level restaurant it's only 3 to 6 dollar, the spaghetti in Jollibee will cost 1 dollar on a single serving. I think you're mistakenly asked the price, maybe that's for a combo meals which is the combination of different meals for one order.
of course not! they're basing it based on cost of the ingredients. You cannot base the price on the origin of the dish otherwise it would not be good business.
@@jubileeevangelista7719
Do you think it's fair enough to buy 29 dollar for a solo meal of spaghetti? Only idiot people would do it 😬 I am a Filipino and I know the ingredients for the Filipino style spaghetti, there's nothing expensive ingredients in it compared to the Italian spaghetti to make it more expensive.
pilipino's dont speacilize on ducks small chance 😅 pilipino food mostly pork beef and chicken and fish dishes...
Thank you for letting us know!🫶🏻
I thought you guys were Filipino.
No we’re not 😖
@@AngkatanNamwaran no we aren’t but thank you!❤️
@@DaylinKiana What's your background if I may ask?
@@AngkatanNamwaran That will be a secret for next time🤫but do you have any guesses? 🤔
@@DaylinKiana My guess is just Southeast Asian in general 🤣... If I saw you guys walking in the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, etc, both of you would just blend in with the locals... but in the Philippines, curly hair isn't very common, I've seen some with that kind of hair, but most people here have straight to wavy hair.
They're boring narrators, they don't open their mouths when they talk, so uninspired....they won't make it as content providers!