Humba (Filipino Braised Pork) Hidden in the Heart of Cagayan de Oro City | Cogon Series Ep. 1

Felegrina or commonly known as Nang GingGing, owner of Humbaan ni Sio-sio, single-handedly raised her four children armed only with a mother's love and her boldness in serving a well-loved Filipino dish called Humba (Braised Pork).
Cogon Series : Ep. 1 Humbaan ni Sio-sio
Located in Cogon Market, Cagayan de Oro City
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[@jasonjagape985]

Lami gyud na ang humba ni Sio Sio

[@retlawsvlogarabia2443]

Naa pa tong violy humba dha

[@JM-kt4zm]

Lami gyd na muloto c Egring, ging2.....silingan nako na sya sa tukuran sa ona kababata nako bootan pa gyd na kaau❤❤❤❤

[@victorianoceballos3727]

Believe ko nimo madam,gipasaylo nimo u Bana.

[@vektorentero-kk9mo]

🤤🤤🤤

[@user-ht8uw6eh2z]

asa ni dapit

[@burnhardleeyow]

I will go here tomorrow for lunch hopefully they are open

[@burnhardleeyow]

Sadly wala na silang humba nung pagdating ko kanina and bukas close sila. Iba na lang inorder ko 😂

[@victorianoceballos3727]

Tagpila pud?

[@adriannecamelamarfori4215]

70 po. 😊

[@victorianoceballos3727]

Asa u pwesto madam?

[@lostandhungry]

Inside Cogon Market Food Area

[@victorianoceballos3727]

Ok,anha ko diha pohon.

[@modestocadelina9981]

Unsay adres ini

[@lostandhungry]

Cogon Market Food Area sir

[@bonzwinz296]

Kinsay una kini sila o humba ni aling violy? Sa aling violy mn mi gaatdo sauna jud

[@lostandhungry]

Si Aling, naa sa 5-21 Nazareth ila karenderia