when i came back from Malaysia, naglaway ako so this is the first place dinala ako ng dila ko to satisfy my cravings... its true that their underrated, and i hope more vlogger will "exposed" our Filipino Muslim food & culture.
Mostly those of Muslim ethnics are derived from a malay race with variety of sub ethnics including suluk, tausug, marano, Moro etc... Definitely the foods are kindly similar with a unique local touch & ingredients. Mostly SEA Muslims want to visit the Philippines but our concern is a halal food availability, especially in famous touristy area. I think the government of the Philippines should implement a halal tourism in order to grab more attention from Muslim countries to visit the lovely Philippines.
@@US_AND_IL_ARE_WAR_CRIMINALS yeah those foods are halal but the cooking ingredients is uncertainty... Any halal food served with booze side by side, cooking ingredients such as mirin, rice cooking wine, no pork / lard status etc can be considered as non halal. The strict halal certification is required for the peace of mind. Just my 2 cents ...
@@taufiqbudiman9155orang2 konoha asalnya kaum kasta lebih rendah dari dalit yang asal india selatan di bawa sebagai buruh angkut najis majikan belanda oleh pelayar belanda.
I prayed Friday prayers at this mosque in 2013 during a 12 hour plane layover (transit) and tried the local halal food, mostly fish and curry. truly a valuable and enjoyable experience. Warm greetings from Bogor Indonesia
this is a criminally underrated place. there should really be more food tours here. the cuisine here is completely different. Filipinos already patronize indian and middle eastern food. this place deserves more attention. Palapa on adobo, ginataan, and curry is a revelation.
Yes! I hope Mayor Lacuna beautifies the area also so that this place becomes an added stop in Manila for tourists. A little sprucing up by making the mosque clean and establishments regulated, we wil see more tourists coming in. Please feature more Muslim establishments especially Muslim dine in restaurants with aircon so that I can share with others so that more Pinoys will have a better impression of our southern brothers and hopefully this will pave the way for all Pinoys will have a unified country despite different beliefs. God bless Khee
Didnt know that Manila has a Muslim town. This is so interesting...worth to be visited. I have been wanting to visit Manila since long time ago but always ended up hesitating because of the difficulties to find halal food there. Thank you guys for this video....will include Manila for my next travel destination soon
@@foodiemommaph Thank you so much my friend. Really appreciate your effort for this. Been to almost of our Asean neighbours except for the Philippines, Laos, East Timur & Myanmar. Now am so excited to explore Manila..soonest!
I hv visited this town 3 times before visiting other places in Philippines. No halal food won't stop me from traveling.We can eat fruits,bread..dates...I will go again to Philippines.Good info for Muslim travellers.TQ
I am a Meranaw and Meranaw dishes aren't just complete without that staple "palapa" condiment. A trivia as well, Meranaw dishes are mostly spicy and yellowish in hue which are attributed to that turmeric powder we always put and incorporate into a lot of our dishes.
pemikiran bodoh orang Malaysia. Atas dasar apa kalian sebut Filipina Melayu. Apakah atas dasar mereka muslim? Mereka bangsa Austronesia sama dgn kami orang Sulawesi. Jgn memelayukan yg berhubungan dgn islam atas dasar pemahaman sepihak kalian
There's malay ethnicity & there's malay race. They not same thing. Malay race concept developed by westerner like dutch and british because they see similar thing in this region like speak similar language (malay language was lingua franca) or looks. Malay ethnicity is ethnoreligious group(muslim. Meaning no christian malay). Who used this definition is Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei. Meaning you can be problem when you Christian but claim to be malay in this countries. Malay race concept now have replace with Austronesian word instead but is also technical wrong since these word is family language group.
local sweet rice desserts are also called kalamay / kalamayhati here. its rice paste cook in sugar and coconut milk. kalamay is also the word for sugar in Ilonggo.
In Brunei Darussalam we called like the Pastil as nasi bungkus or wrapped banana leaves with varieties of topping especially the sambal of Anchovies, smoked sambal sprats or sambal ,prawn sambal etc.
Thanks for the enlightenment. I’ve been to Manila few times and I had difficulties finding halal food. I had to go to Shangri la to buy halal chicken and the only place I know that had halal food was at the greenhills.
Actually there's more halal food spots spread out around Manila. Message me on IG if you're coming next time so I can share a list of options for you. 😊
Thats wrapped palok resemble our version of Lempok commonly mixed with durian paste in malaysia a delicacy during Eid..the local people should work together with the local authority beautifying the quarters with colorful paintings ..trust me it’ll attract more visitors from outside plus increasing the feasability of the place..make it a tourist attaction..
they speak modern Filipino language thou, Manila is actually the Main City of Muslims in the old days before Spanish genocide/colonization so the only region left is the southern Island Mindanao. They speak tagalog, but they have their own language. I came from Iranon tribe and we have similarity with Maranaws, you can call us Ilanun (Pirates) on bahasa Indonesia, our tribe migrate also in Indonesia so you can search us and we exist today in Indonesia and we also have in Sabah Malaysia. Maranaw and Maguindanao tribe came from Ilanun tho but we're not on the mainstream and not really recognized here in Philippines. All they know is Maranao, Tausog, and Maguindanao. Basically, we Iranons/Pirates are more spread than the rest of Muslim tribes since we exist in Indonesia and Malaysia at the same time
Mereka sebenarnya melayu. Saya pernah tanya mereka apa bangsa kamu org filipina?mereka kata malay mereka tak kata melayu sbb melayu tu ada makna lain utk pertuturan harian mereka.
sabah serawak bukan melayu, oleh dikarenakan melayu ingin meluaskan wilayah, sabah serawak diyakinkan bahwa mereka melayu juga, seperti yang dunia tau, melayu malaysia adalah kaum terpinggirkan di malaysia, bahkan saking terpinggirkan, china pun tak sudi berbahasa melayu, bahasa pemersatu tamil - china - malay adalah bahasa inggris. oleh karena melayu malaysia itu kecil, diambillah gagasan utk memelayukan semua suku suku indonesia, jawa di bilang melayu, bahkan bugis yang bahasanya sangat jauh berbeda dengan bahasa melayu pun disebut melayu, bahkan dayak yang kebanyakan animisme & kristen pun disebut melayu.
Kelapa is also known as "nyior" in malaysia and many parts of indonesia, and even singapore & brunei. So, "nyioq" is relatable. Btw, sure love your accent 😘 probably spent time overseas much ?
Didn't know about "Nyior" which really sounds like our "Niyog" Thanks! I was born and raised in the Philippines and spent 3.5yrs in Singapore during covid season 🙂
yep, "kelapa" is often the formal, written terminology whereas "nyior" is usually the informal, spoken terminology. Both are understood by most as references to coconut (fruit & plant). mabuhay ✌️
@@foodiemommaph Nyior and niyog are cognates. R in Malay is normally G in Tagalog, like "beras" in Malay is "bigas" in Tagalog, "pari" in Malay is "pagi" in Tagalog.
Love your vlogs! We are childhood friends with your husband when they played basketball with the ferrer’s in marikina. Keep doing what you do. Youre awesome
Thank you for featuring this! Ive been in that place few times and I loved diving into our muslim brothers/sisters culture, they really have many great foods to feast on.
Wow looks like so yummy, I've been to Manila in 2017 and didn't know this town existed, i will definitely visit this place in my next trip to Manila in August, from Vancouver, Canada
First time hearing that Philippines makes rendang too😮😮😮 I'm from Malaysia by the way😁 Quiapo is a must to check out town if i come to visit Philippines 😊
Long time ago our forefathers traverse the region freely. Its the weatern colonials who separated us. So not surprising that the culinary of Muslim Filipinos are similar to that of Malaysia, Indonesia & Malays of Singapore.
The Moro ethnic groups in the Philippines are influenced by Indo and Malay cuisine. Randang is available in the southern island in the Philippines, Mindanao, especially in the Moro regions.
Im tempted to taste the rendang, gonna try to see whats the difference btwn there and Malaysia thank you for the great content gonna visit this place soon
Coconut in Balinese Lang of Indonesia is "nyuh ,it remain us to the word "nyiur" or coconut in Indonesia beside word of "kelapa". Interesting. I really love your vlog,wish I can visit this lovely country next year.
my friends pilipino kristian told me couple year ago when i ask her muslim area in Manila, She say ,Quiapo,,,luckyly im search on youtube sunddenly find ur video about this place very happy,,,thank you very much for sharing Muslim street foods in Manila,,im coming one day,,,watching from KL ,Salamat pot,
The words such as Dodol/Sambol/Sarong/are commonly used in SriLanka too which has come from Indonesia/Malaysia!!! Language and food culture is great around the world!!!
I am from Pakistan Married with a phillipina woman. I visited Philippines and meet with many Muslims there .insha Allah soon I will go back to Philippines and planning to start small level food shop in manila. I need more and more Muslims friends in Philippines. Many many love for all beautiful Muslims of Philippines.
You are so lucky both of you @FoodieMommaPH bcozyou had tasted the maranao’s foods parang nakapunta narin kau ng Marawe 😂 kc noon we can only have the palapa if one of the realtives well come toManila at mag papadala ka ng sakurab, but now marami na palang nag bibinta ng sakurab pati dodol jan sa Quiapo. Insha Allah sa pag ue ko ng Pinas jan na ako mamimili ng Palapa at dodol sa Quiapo no need mag pagawa sa mga pinsa sa Marawe 😂
Do you know thai I was one of the few Security guards under LANTING Security and Watchman Agency, posted in that Edifice way back 1977. That part of Calle Elizondo , houses there were of Hispanic Architecture, like Vigan, Ilocos Sur.
Saya telah banyak mengenal warga philippines .juga makanan nya.seperti : Adobo , telung masunuk2 , ampalaya , malakit dll. Tetapi belum pernah melihat Mereka memasak nasi kuning dan ayam Serundeng spt Di Indonesia. Yg familiar adalah pangcit pangcito dan Bago ong.fermintasi ikan laut yg menyengat bau nya
iya kalau di selatan filipina emang nasi kuning dan serunding itu adalah makanan wajib sarapan pagi bagi masyarakat Muslim suluk. emang kalau nasi kuning masakan favorite suku Muslim di selatan filipina.
❤those spicy food!!! I'm Filipino American Catholic, but so glad that our Muslim brothers and sisters are influencing their food as ours. When i was in the Philippines in the late 70s...Quiapo was basically no muslims and the mosque wasn't there. Now...living peacefully with them. I hope Israel and Palestine can learn from this
I am from Pakistan Married with a phillipina. I visited Philippines and its true the most good thing I saw about phillipino peoples that they have good heart and love for Islam and surely in coming days the Muslims population will be more and more in Philippines and all Muslims and non Muslims are living like a family with each other. Many many love for beautiful loving peoples
I'm so delighted and happy to see all brothers and sisters in God Muslims around the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤ I'm found to get more information on ideas about Muslims in different countries around the world. Like Chinese. Russia. Pakistan. Philippines. Thailand.....thanks for sharing this lovely video. Just for understanding ❤❤❤❤❤ God is Allah الله أكبر....bless "you" amine".
They look same like in Malaysia. In Malaysia also we have dodol. We also have rendang but bit different. Malay in Malaysia and Philipnes have kind of similarity
DODOL exactly the same as what we have in Java islands or lemang & Rendang in Sumatra, Nasi kuning or yellow rice all over island in Indonesia, opor ayam / yellow chicken curry.. its originated from old times generations.. and become festive food on HARI RAYA / IEDUL FITRI CELEBRATIONS I think most of Moslems ethnic in Filipina descendant from Bugis Sulawesi.. the kind of food & the way of cooking exactly the same..
It's so fascinating right? They may all look the same but the flavours are a bit different in some dishes as we incorporate local ingredients depending on the area.😊
Not all of them are Bugis, many of the ethnic group in the south are Suluk, Bajao, Maranao dan Maguindanao ethnic group. Many of the Suluk have relation with Sabah in Malaysia so their culture is very similar to the Muslim in Borneo Malaysia and also Sulawesi because the island are all interconnected because all these people are seafarers and they move around all the times.
I'm planning to visit to Philippines in coming months the first thing come in mind is halal food where to get after watching your velog I can say I will survive ✌️
Wow, I really like this vlog. This makes me want to visit The Philippines and try the halal food there. It looks so similar with the food we have here in my hometown, central java, Indonesia. Salam
The phrase "اللهم اجعلني في عيني صغيرا وفي أعين الناس كبيرا" is a supplication in Arabic that translates to: "O Allah, make me small in my own eyes and great in the eyes of people." This prayer reflects a desire for humility and self-awareness while seeking to be respected and esteemed by others. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a humble view of oneself despite being recognized or honored by others.
Absolutely, the supplication "اللهم اجعلني في عيني صغيرا وفي أعين الناس كبيرا" encapsulates a profound spiritual sentiment in Arabic. Here's a breakdown of its meaning and significance: - **اللهم (Allahumma)**: O Allah, addressing Allah (God) in supplication. - **اجعلني (ij'alni)**: Make me, grant me. - **في عيني (fi 'ayni)**: In my own eyes, in my perspective. - **صغيرا (sagheeran)**: Small, insignificant. - **وفي أعين الناس (wa fi a'yun al-nas)**: And in the eyes of people. - **كبيرا (kabeeran)**: Great, significant. ### Translation and Interpretation: "O Allah, make me small in my own eyes and great in the eyes of people." ### Explanation: 1. **Humility Before Self**: The prayer begins with a plea to Allah to grant the supplicant humility and a modest self-perception. It acknowledges the importance of seeing oneself with humility, recognizing one's own limitations and insignificance in the grand scheme of things. 2. **Esteemed by Others**: Simultaneously, the supplication asks for Allah's grace to be perceived as great or significant by others. This doesn't imply seeking fame or attention for personal gain, but rather seeking respect and honor in the eyes of others through righteous actions and conduct. 3. **Balance of Humility and Esteem**: It highlights the balance between self-awareness and external perception. While humility before Allah is paramount, being respected or esteemed by others can reflect the positive impact of one's character and deeds. 4. **Spiritual Growth**: By praying in this manner, individuals aspire to cultivate inner humility and avoid arrogance, while also striving to positively influence and inspire others around them. Overall, this supplication underscores the importance of inner reflection, humility, and seeking righteousness, while recognizing the natural desire to be valued and respected by others in a constructive and honorable manner.
Im Christian po""piro lumaki ako at nasanay sa mga pagkain ng mga iSlam""or HALAL FOOD,,, Nakakaiba talaga ang mga pagkain nila""napakayunik""at karamihan ay filipino tradisyon food talaga,,,,❤❤
Nyior also call in Malaysia especially on the Northern and East Penisular Malaysia such as Penang Kedah Perlis Perak Kelantan Trengganu states..but in standard Bahasa Melayu KELAPA..
Proud to be muranao in mindanao, randang and piyarun is always my fav.. all muranao dish have palapa, it make it more delicious muranao adobo with palapa is the best.
Really nice to see and know the Halal food availability in Manila and the Muslim community there it is lovely to watch nice video.Thanks for your video.
Thank you for this video. I am doing research on halal food in manila as we are planning to visit Philippines, specifically Manila and many of our friends want to stop us and said it's hard to find halal food. I want to visit the country and enjoy local halal food. I want to show them that you can eat with peace of mind in manila ❤
Just love for Muslim Town!! Glad you loved the food, culture and the people here khee
I enjoyed every single second of this food tour. Mindanaoan foods are definitely underrated!
Help... 🙏🥺
Hallo ..assalamu alaikum ...My name is Masfu ah ... I'm Muslem. Indonesia...IHave ...Frend Philipines ..Mindanao ..limpapa zamboanga....Its name Sara ...Zeina ...(moslem ) and Precylinda luistro ...
when i came back from Malaysia, naglaway ako so this is the first place dinala ako ng dila ko to satisfy my cravings... its true that their underrated, and i hope more vlogger will "exposed" our Filipino Muslim food & culture.
Mostly those of Muslim ethnics are derived from a malay race with variety of sub ethnics including suluk, tausug, marano, Moro etc... Definitely the foods are kindly similar with a unique local touch & ingredients.
Mostly SEA Muslims want to visit the Philippines but our concern is a halal food availability, especially in famous touristy area. I think the government of the Philippines should implement a halal tourism in order to grab more attention from Muslim countries to visit the lovely Philippines.
I agree with you. Great idea, actually. In Singapore, all Jollibee branches are halal and are patronized by locals.
@@foodiemommaph we got jollibee in KL too... Just love it!!
I visited the PH before and I can tell food isn't a problem there you can eat sea food or vege pizza. There are a lot of choices you won't get hungry
@@US_AND_IL_ARE_WAR_CRIMINALS yeah those foods are halal but the cooking ingredients is uncertainty... Any halal food served with booze side by side, cooking ingredients such as mirin, rice cooking wine, no pork / lard status etc can be considered as non halal. The strict halal certification is required for the peace of mind. Just my 2 cents ...
I know that Kenny Roger's Roasters is Malay owned, in all of the malls and is halal. But it doesn't have any muslim authenticity.
I feel a similarity with Malaysia. Hope can visit Philippines one day.Happy Ramadan to Filipino Muslims from Malaysia. 🇲🇾
Yes please!❤️🇵🇭
@@foodiemommaph kamu hanya tau Malaysia dan Singapura, silahkan kunjungi Indonesia kamu akan tau darimana makanan itu berasal
@@taufiqbudiman9155cisss! semua makanan di dunia ini berasal dari konoha, ookey!
@@taufiqbudiman9155orang2 konoha asalnya kaum kasta lebih rendah dari dalit yang asal india selatan di bawa sebagai buruh angkut najis majikan belanda oleh pelayar belanda.
@@gojezzgojezz4351 riset dulu oii jgn asal klaim, nanti seperti cendol
Dodol is a local food in a widespread Indonesian islands, and i guess also, in Southern Thai, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei.
I love dodol here brunei
I prayed Friday prayers at this mosque in 2013 during a 12 hour plane layover (transit) and tried the local halal food, mostly fish and curry. truly a valuable and enjoyable experience.
Warm greetings from Bogor Indonesia
@@faryhakinen923 that's awesome!!🤩
this is a criminally underrated place. there should really be more food tours here. the cuisine here is completely different. Filipinos already patronize indian and middle eastern food. this place deserves more attention. Palapa on adobo, ginataan, and curry is a revelation.
That's so true!
Yes! I hope Mayor Lacuna beautifies the area also so that this place becomes an added stop in Manila for tourists. A little sprucing up by making the mosque clean and establishments regulated, we wil see more tourists coming in. Please feature more Muslim establishments especially Muslim dine in restaurants with aircon so that I can share with others so that more Pinoys will have a better impression of our southern brothers and hopefully this will pave the way for all Pinoys will have a unified country despite different beliefs. God bless Khee
Bka pwd po ilabas na nla sa kalsada Yan pra matikman ng mga pilipino,..
Nasi kuning is from java, get riset please
@@taufiqbudiman9155yes, it's called nasi kyuning in the south. But generally in the PH, it's called Java rice. 🙂
MashaAllah Alhumdulillah I miss the Philippines
Didnt know that Manila has a Muslim town. This is so interesting...worth to be visited. I have been wanting to visit Manila since long time ago but always ended up hesitating because of the difficulties to find halal food there. Thank you guys for this video....will include Manila for my next travel destination soon
yes please visit when you can! I will share more halal Filipino food videos for your reference :)
@@foodiemommaph Thank you so much my friend. Really appreciate your effort for this. Been to almost of our Asean neighbours except for the Philippines, Laos, East Timur & Myanmar. Now am so excited to explore Manila..soonest!
I hv visited this town 3 times before visiting other places in Philippines. No halal food won't stop me from traveling.We can eat fruits,bread..dates...I will go again to Philippines.Good info for Muslim travellers.TQ
@@abdulrahmanabdulghani8833 yes please! Message me if you need some more recommendations :)
yes we have. I'm Filipino Muslim /w Chinese and Bruneian descent, there is Muslim town in Quiapo, near to oldest China TOwn in the world outside China
I am a Meranaw and Meranaw dishes aren't just complete without that staple "palapa" condiment. A trivia as well, Meranaw dishes are mostly spicy and yellowish in hue which are attributed to that turmeric powder we always put and incorporate into a lot of our dishes.
Wow food is so much similar to Malay food here in Malaysia! Same ethnicity with the Malays here, our bothers and sisters in the Philipines.
Very interesting right 😊😍
malay is only malay, what do you mean "ethnicity" in malay
pemikiran bodoh orang Malaysia. Atas dasar apa kalian sebut Filipina Melayu. Apakah atas dasar mereka muslim?
Mereka bangsa Austronesia sama dgn kami orang Sulawesi.
Jgn memelayukan yg berhubungan dgn islam atas dasar pemahaman sepihak kalian
There's malay ethnicity & there's malay race. They not same thing. Malay race concept developed by westerner like dutch and british because they see similar thing in this region like speak similar language (malay language was lingua franca) or looks. Malay ethnicity is ethnoreligious group(muslim. Meaning no christian malay). Who used this definition is Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei. Meaning you can be problem when you Christian but claim to be malay in this countries. Malay race concept now have replace with Austronesian word instead but is also technical wrong since these word is family language group.
@@Muizz93726 good point!
Dudul, similar to Thailand sweet call "Kalamae" you can find this kind of sweet during Songkran Festival.
local sweet rice desserts are also called kalamay / kalamayhati here. its rice paste cook in sugar and coconut milk. kalamay is also the word for sugar in Ilonggo.
Kalamay.
Dudul is dodol in indonesia
In malaysia some of the district call dodol as kelamai or ponganan and the sweet rice they call wajik or tompi
@@zackalcapone861 Thanks kha
In Brunei Darussalam we called like the Pastil as nasi bungkus or wrapped banana leaves with varieties of topping especially the sambal of Anchovies, smoked sambal sprats or sambal ,prawn sambal etc.
Wow. Very similar, also murah. The only difference here is that the meat inside the wrap is not pedas, unless you use the spicy palapa.🙂
@@foodiemommaph di Indonesia ada makanan serupa dengan 'pastil' yang disebut 'nasi kucing'
@@bahasaplease sounds enak! I want to makan nasi kucing when I get there soon 😍
Awesome video, thanks for sharing n I will visit the Philippines someday!! greeting fm Malaysia❤❤🇲🇾🇲🇾
Makasih! Please do 🫶🏻
Thanks for the enlightenment. I’ve been to Manila few times and I had difficulties finding halal food. I had to go to Shangri la to buy halal chicken and the only place I know that had halal food was at the greenhills.
Actually there's more halal food spots spread out around Manila. Message me on IG if you're coming next time so I can share a list of options for you. 😊
Thats wrapped palok resemble our version of Lempok commonly mixed with durian paste in malaysia a delicacy during Eid..the local people should work together with the local authority beautifying the quarters with colorful paintings ..trust me it’ll attract more visitors from outside plus increasing the feasability of the place..make it a tourist attaction..
Ohhh it's interesting coz it's very fragrant, not to sweet, with a hint of durian. Great idea! I hope the local government would make it happen 🫶🏻
Hearing some similar languages...as we speak here in Indonesia prove that we are relate, we are family.
Yes!!!
Distant cousins. 😂
they speak modern Filipino language thou, Manila is actually the Main City of Muslims in the old days before Spanish genocide/colonization so the only region left is the southern Island Mindanao. They speak tagalog, but they have their own language. I came from Iranon tribe and we have similarity with Maranaws, you can call us Ilanun (Pirates) on bahasa Indonesia, our tribe migrate also in Indonesia so you can search us and we exist today in Indonesia and we also have in Sabah Malaysia. Maranaw and Maguindanao tribe came from Ilanun tho but we're not on the mainstream and not really recognized here in Philippines. All they know is Maranao, Tausog, and Maguindanao. Basically, we Iranons/Pirates are more spread than the rest of Muslim tribes since we exist in Indonesia and Malaysia at the same time
If you can hear the tribe languages, we have alot of similarities, even our count is almost similar with bahasa Indonesian
masyallah . dasyaat juga . budaya rumpun kepulauan melayu.. salam dari MALAYSIA..
Filipina asalnya negara Islam. Dulu ramai tahu cakap melayu. Ada drama bersiri filipina tunjuk orang sana cakap melayu dgn pedagang
Mereka sebenarnya melayu. Saya pernah tanya mereka apa bangsa kamu org filipina?mereka kata malay mereka tak kata melayu sbb melayu tu ada makna lain utk pertuturan harian mereka.
@@Kalam-oz7dcbetul
@@nafriz2010ya sgt benar
sabah serawak bukan melayu, oleh dikarenakan melayu ingin meluaskan wilayah, sabah serawak diyakinkan bahwa mereka melayu juga, seperti yang dunia tau, melayu malaysia adalah kaum terpinggirkan di malaysia, bahkan saking terpinggirkan, china pun tak sudi berbahasa melayu, bahasa pemersatu tamil - china - malay adalah bahasa inggris. oleh karena melayu malaysia itu kecil, diambillah gagasan utk memelayukan semua suku suku indonesia, jawa di bilang melayu, bahkan bugis yang bahasanya sangat jauh berbeda dengan bahasa melayu pun disebut melayu, bahkan dayak yang kebanyakan animisme & kristen pun disebut melayu.
Kelapa is also known as "nyior" in malaysia and many parts of indonesia, and even singapore & brunei. So, "nyioq" is relatable. Btw, sure love your accent 😘 probably spent time overseas much ?
Didn't know about "Nyior" which really sounds like our "Niyog"
Thanks! I was born and raised in the Philippines and spent 3.5yrs in Singapore during covid season 🙂
yep, "kelapa" is often the formal, written terminology whereas "nyior" is usually the informal, spoken terminology. Both are understood by most as references to coconut (fruit & plant). mabuhay ✌️
@@foodiemommaph the people of the north peninsular Malaysia also call it nyioq or nyoq
@@foodiemommaph Nyior and niyog are cognates. R in Malay is normally G in Tagalog, like "beras" in Malay is "bigas" in Tagalog, "pari" in Malay is "pagi" in Tagalog.
@@khust2993 very interesting! thanks for sharing :)
Wow! That amazing, looking forward more of your clips! loved the banana wrap, very environmentally friendly
Thanks! Yeah it's very traditional and good for the environment 😊
Love your vlogs! We are childhood friends with your husband when they played basketball with the ferrer’s in marikina. Keep doing what you do. Youre awesome
thanks for the support and encouragement bro! 😊sa Thailand kayo diba? we'll ask for recos pag nagpnta kami jan!
Wow thank you for this video I know where to go when I go vacation ❤️🥰🥰 with my husband Alhamdulillah
Please come!
Thanks, Khee, to let us know more about foods and some cultures in Philippine, the spring is coming, enjoy the season😇
You're welcome! It's my joy to share a pinch of my country's diverse culture with you 😍
Thanks, sis.
Thank you for featuring this! Ive been in that place few times and I loved diving into our muslim brothers/sisters culture, they really have many great foods to feast on.
you're welcome! There's so much more to discover for sure!
Wow looks like so yummy, I've been to Manila in 2017 and didn't know this town existed, i will definitely visit this place in my next trip to Manila in August, from Vancouver, Canada
Yes please! Let me know if you need help :) You can me on IG
First time hearing that Philippines makes rendang too😮😮😮 I'm from Malaysia by the way😁 Quiapo is a must to check out town if i come to visit Philippines 😊
Yes! Ayam rendang pedas
Long time ago our forefathers traverse the region freely. Its the weatern colonials who separated us. So not surprising that the culinary of Muslim Filipinos are similar to that of Malaysia, Indonesia & Malays of Singapore.
The Moro ethnic groups in the Philippines are influenced by Indo and Malay cuisine. Randang is available in the southern island in the Philippines, Mindanao, especially in the Moro regions.
Amazing ..sama in Indonesia we xalled Dudul. give durian or ginger so yummy
Halia also boleh? Wowww
Salam untuk saudara melayu filipin dari indoesia
Wow can't wait to drop by the stalls. Muslim food trip here we go!
Yes please!!!
Greetings from Turkey! Mahal kita Pilipinas!
Na ingit ako bilang pilipino na dipa naka kain ng authentic pag kagkain ng pilipino Muslim... Paranas nyo naman saken yan 🤤🤤🤤🤤 nag lalaway ako 😂😂
Islam itu indah makananya halal
New subscriber mo ako.. beautiful presentation.. bakit ngayon lng kita napanood? I'll be seeing more vlogs from you 💕💐🎉
Thank you so much po!❤️
19:28 What is a "Pateran"?
visit manila soon and manila is one of my bucket list for visit soon from malaysia ❤❤❤
Please do! Message me if you have questions 🙂
Im tempted to taste the rendang, gonna try to see whats the difference btwn there and Malaysia thank you for the great content gonna visit this place soon
Yes pls do!!!
Coconut in Balinese Lang of Indonesia is "nyuh ,it remain us to the word "nyiur" or coconut in Indonesia beside word of "kelapa". Interesting.
I really love your vlog,wish I can visit this lovely country next year.
It's so interesting how certain words sound and mean the same. Please do visit when you can! Feel free to DM me if you have questions :)
In Malay the word 'Nyior' = 'Kelapa' (Coconut). Sometimes pronounced as 'Nyoq' or 'Nyioq'
Northern Malays here in Malaysia called it nyior too
@@TwinkleNottyeastcoast state also call it nyor.
Brotherly Salam from Malaysia to our fellow malay muslim at Philippines. We pray for your prosperity and barakah
Terengganu people in Malaysia also say "nyior "for coconut..amazing
Yes! It's so fascinating to know that we have similarities.🤩
God bless us Thanks for sharing this video. From Lani D. Nepomuceno, Philippines 🇵🇭
dear brother and sister i like your effort of introducing some foods of manila i think so wish u good luck i am from Pakistan Bahria Town lahore
Appreciate it 🙂
my friends pilipino kristian told me couple year ago when i ask her muslim area in Manila, She say ,Quiapo,,,luckyly im search on youtube sunddenly find ur video about this place very happy,,,thank you very much for sharing Muslim street foods in Manila,,im coming one day,,,watching from KL ,Salamat pot,
Sama sama! It will be a unique and familiar experience to tengok dan makan Halal Filipino food ❤️
The words such as Dodol/Sambol/Sarong/are commonly used in SriLanka too which has come from Indonesia/Malaysia!!! Language and food culture is great around the world!!!
That's amazing!😍
Hi! Thank you for this video. I will try to go here on january!
You're welcome 😍
Is a Maranaw delicacy... sticky rice, coconut milk, and raw sugar, with durian flavoring.
Super yummy!
Yuck
@@mehmeteminkadiroglu1994olol halika dito barelen kita our mindanao food is the best
Are there any accommodation there for tourists? Would love to go there as the food 100 percent similar with us here in Malaysia.
There's a lot in Manila 😊
The crepe wrap with coconut inside we call it ketayap...ours usually green in color (pandan flavored)
Wow that must be very fragrant!!!
Juga dipanggil kueh dadar di Singapura...warna hijau. It could be the Malay version of the Middle Eastern Qatayef
@@fuzzfadel6141 interesting. Yeah. It's the same look and taste with Kueh Dadar in Singapura. Manis dan sedap!
I like this channel and I subscribe...same call because if same nation...kalapa, dodol and other all is Malay call... from Malaysia
Terima kasih!!❤️
I am from Pakistan Married with a phillipina woman. I visited Philippines and meet with many Muslims there .insha Allah soon I will go back to Philippines and planning to start small level food shop in manila. I need more and more Muslims friends in Philippines. Many many love for all beautiful Muslims of Philippines.
Thank you so much for showing the halal area. We look forward to visiting it soon.
@@andrewcohen786 yes please!❤️😍
im muslim from Malaysia, best video... 👍👏
@@fadil8080 terima kasih!❤️😍
@@foodiemommaph
hahh 😮😮👍👏
sama sama... 🙏
Nice one.. proudly muslim here happy ramadhan every one ❤
Maranao delicacy like PEYAPARAN na manok or carabao(any meat)is out of this world. Spicy and so delicious 😋
You are so lucky both of you @FoodieMommaPH bcozyou had tasted the maranao’s foods parang nakapunta narin kau ng Marawe 😂 kc noon we can only have the palapa if one of the realtives well come toManila at mag papadala ka ng sakurab, but now marami na palang nag bibinta ng sakurab pati dodol jan sa Quiapo. Insha Allah sa pag ue ko ng Pinas jan na ako mamimili ng Palapa at dodol sa Quiapo no need mag pagawa sa mga pinsa sa Marawe 😂
borneo also pronounce 'manok(ayam)' for chicken. I think most southeast asia people pronounce 'kerbau / Karabau' for water buffalo
In some Javanese dialects chicken is also "manok".
In some parts of Malaysia, the coconut is also called "nyiok" or " nyok" or "nyior" or "nyor". Especially in northern and eastern Malay Peninsula.
Very similar 😍
I'm christian and my house is near a mosque and I hear Muslims prayers everyday
until what time po sila nagsasara? mga 4pm po ba may street food pa rin?
Thank you for sharing the video about the muslim community in the Phillipines.
You're most welcome ❤️
Most interesting and most educational. I wish I were there tasting the food with you. Thank you for the visit. From Karachi, Pakistan.
Thank you!🙂
Do you know thai I was one of the few Security guards under LANTING Security and Watchman Agency, posted in that Edifice way back 1977. That part of Calle Elizondo , houses there were of Hispanic Architecture, like Vigan, Ilocos Sur.
Saya telah banyak mengenal warga philippines .juga makanan nya.seperti : Adobo , telung masunuk2 , ampalaya , malakit dll. Tetapi belum pernah melihat Mereka memasak nasi kuning dan ayam Serundeng spt Di Indonesia. Yg familiar adalah pangcit pangcito dan Bago ong.fermintasi ikan laut yg menyengat bau nya
iya kalau di selatan filipina emang nasi kuning dan serunding itu adalah makanan wajib sarapan pagi bagi masyarakat Muslim suluk. emang kalau nasi kuning masakan favorite suku Muslim di selatan filipina.
The dishes you saw are common in Southern Philippines 🙂
Wow! This place so amazing. I will come visit your country. From Malaysia
Please do! Makasih ❤️
I am an Indonesian Muslim of southern Filipino Mindanao descent and I am proud to have southern Filipino Mindanao blood ❤
I'll be there next month and I will definitely visit this place.
Yes please!
Thanks for the info guys, I'm from Singapore..hope can be there 1 days..
@@joemai49 go!❤️
❤those spicy food!!! I'm Filipino American Catholic, but so glad that our Muslim brothers and sisters are influencing their food as ours. When i was in the Philippines in the late 70s...Quiapo was basically no muslims and the mosque wasn't there. Now...living peacefully with them. I hope Israel and Palestine can learn from this
I am from Pakistan Married with a phillipina. I visited Philippines and its true the most good thing I saw about phillipino peoples that they have good heart and love for Islam and surely in coming days the Muslims population will be more and more in Philippines and all Muslims and non Muslims are living like a family with each other. Many many love for beautiful loving peoples
When I was here it was closed and nobody is around. What time these people open ? I guess I went here early around 11am
Sarap at nakaka aliw panuorin,,,😍
Thank you 🙏🏻
Looks yummy and clean 👍👍👍👍
I'm so delighted and happy to see all brothers and sisters in God Muslims around the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤ I'm found to get more information on ideas about Muslims in different countries around the world. Like Chinese. Russia. Pakistan. Philippines. Thailand.....thanks for sharing this lovely video. Just for understanding ❤❤❤❤❤ God is Allah الله أكبر....bless "you" amine".
Good work guys. Can I suggest you do a tour around Mindanao to feature Filipino Islamic Culture as I believe they do differ.
They look same like in Malaysia. In Malaysia also we have dodol. We also have rendang but bit different. Malay in Malaysia and Philipnes have kind of similarity
Yes! Sama nama dan makanan 😊 but different in taste 😊
DODOL exactly the same as what we have in Java islands or lemang & Rendang in Sumatra, Nasi kuning or yellow rice all over island in Indonesia, opor ayam / yellow chicken curry.. its originated from old times generations.. and become festive food on HARI RAYA / IEDUL FITRI CELEBRATIONS
I think most of Moslems ethnic in Filipina descendant from Bugis Sulawesi.. the kind of food & the way of cooking exactly the same..
It's so fascinating right? They may all look the same but the flavours are a bit different in some dishes as we incorporate local ingredients depending on the area.😊
Not all of them are Bugis, many of the ethnic group in the south are Suluk, Bajao, Maranao dan Maguindanao ethnic group. Many of the Suluk have relation with Sabah in Malaysia so their culture is very similar to the Muslim in Borneo Malaysia and also Sulawesi because the island are all interconnected because all these people are seafarers and they move around all the times.
@@wewenang5167 thanks for sharing 😊
@@wewenang5167and sabah are belong to Suluk forever 😂
I'm planning to visit to Philippines in coming months the first thing come in mind is halal food where to get after watching your velog I can say I will survive ✌️
Yes you will! Message me when the date is near and I can give you some more recommendations. :)
Alhamdulillah , di Quiapo ada Masjid dan penduduk sekitarnya muslim.
Wow, I really like this vlog. This makes me want to visit The Philippines and try the halal food there. It looks so similar with the food we have here in my hometown, central java, Indonesia. Salam
@@moysister yes please do! And you will be surprised ❤️
We also use the word nyiok/nyior for coconut in Malaysia.
Sama 😍
Piaparan is similar to masak lemak in Malaysia 😉
Ya but Piaparan is a bit dry. Masak lemak dengan kuah banyak!😋
In the north of malaysia coconut also we call nyiur or nyok.
Amazing!
hello everyone, may i ask, quaipo is quite far from MAKATI?
Quite near
Love Philipino muslims❤❤❤🥰
The phrase "اللهم اجعلني في عيني صغيرا وفي أعين الناس كبيرا" is a supplication in Arabic that translates to:
"O Allah, make me small in my own eyes and great in the eyes of people."
This prayer reflects a desire for humility and self-awareness while seeking to be respected and esteemed by others. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a humble view of oneself despite being recognized or honored by others.
Absolutely, the supplication "اللهم اجعلني في عيني صغيرا وفي أعين الناس كبيرا" encapsulates a profound spiritual sentiment in Arabic. Here's a breakdown of its meaning and significance:
- **اللهم (Allahumma)**: O Allah, addressing Allah (God) in supplication.
- **اجعلني (ij'alni)**: Make me, grant me.
- **في عيني (fi 'ayni)**: In my own eyes, in my perspective.
- **صغيرا (sagheeran)**: Small, insignificant.
- **وفي أعين الناس (wa fi a'yun al-nas)**: And in the eyes of people.
- **كبيرا (kabeeran)**: Great, significant.
### Translation and Interpretation:
"O Allah, make me small in my own eyes and great in the eyes of people."
### Explanation:
1. **Humility Before Self**: The prayer begins with a plea to Allah to grant the supplicant humility and a modest self-perception. It acknowledges the importance of seeing oneself with humility, recognizing one's own limitations and insignificance in the grand scheme of things.
2. **Esteemed by Others**: Simultaneously, the supplication asks for Allah's grace to be perceived as great or significant by others. This doesn't imply seeking fame or attention for personal gain, but rather seeking respect and honor in the eyes of others through righteous actions and conduct.
3. **Balance of Humility and Esteem**: It highlights the balance between self-awareness and external perception. While humility before Allah is paramount, being respected or esteemed by others can reflect the positive impact of one's character and deeds.
4. **Spiritual Growth**: By praying in this manner, individuals aspire to cultivate inner humility and avoid arrogance, while also striving to positively influence and inspire others around them.
Overall, this supplication underscores the importance of inner reflection, humility, and seeking righteousness, while recognizing the natural desire to be valued and respected by others in a constructive and honorable manner.
Tq for highlighting Muslims part of Manila...hope to visit one day
Yes please do!
Wow thanks guys...I've never been to Manila partly due to fear of hard to find Halal food. This is an eye opener!
Yes please try!!
Im Christian po""piro lumaki ako at nasanay sa mga pagkain ng mga iSlam""or HALAL FOOD,,, Nakakaiba talaga ang mga pagkain nila""napakayunik""at karamihan ay filipino tradisyon food talaga,,,,❤❤
Nyior also call in Malaysia especially on the Northern and East Penisular Malaysia such as Penang Kedah Perlis Perak Kelantan Trengganu states..but in standard Bahasa Melayu KELAPA..
Makasih for sharing! Are you from Malaysia? :)
Same in Indonesia ...dodol and rendang.....tradditional food from Jakarta and padang
Near mrt station?
i will visit manila this month. where is this place
I think the Balulon is quite similar to the Kueh Dadar in Singapore and Malaysia
It's the same exact flavor also! Very Nyonya style 😄
Proud to be muranao in mindanao, randang and piyarun is always my fav.. all muranao dish have palapa, it make it more delicious muranao adobo with palapa is the best.
Wowww ❤️😍
In Halal u can rest assured that all the foods are clean. That is the best part when comes to food living in a Moslem community.
Very interesting, I have not been to the Philippine in 40 years, but I'm planning to visit this autom.
Please do 😍
Really nice to see and know the Halal food availability in Manila and the Muslim community there it is lovely to watch nice video.Thanks for your video.
Sama sama!
Yes I wish to see more
Thank you so much.
That's so lovely to receive your responses thank you.
Feeling like I must rush there to quiapo for lunch ....foodiemomma PH
many similarities to Malaysia cuisine:
phosan = cencaluk
dudul = dodol
niyog = nyor
toasted coconut = kerisik
yellow rice = nasi kuning
pastil = pulut inti
shredded chicken = serunding ayam
balulon = kuih ketayap
Thanks for sharing! Been wondering what the Filipino version of Cincalok is all this time lol so it's that Phosan 😅
we called also Kuning" the yellow rice "mashallah😊
Sili rin ba ang ginagamit na pampaanghang sa pagkain sa Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia?
Yes. Different kinds!
Selamat idul Fitri dari indonesia ke Asia ......❤❤
In Malaysia we call coconut as kelapa and nyior as well...
@@paklongrz1230 amazing 😍❤️
Thank you for this video. I am doing research on halal food in manila as we are planning to visit Philippines, specifically Manila and many of our friends want to stop us and said it's hard to find halal food. I want to visit the country and enjoy local halal food. I want to show them that you can eat with peace of mind in manila ❤
There's a lot of options in the heart of Manila. Please come and experience Halal Filipino food ❤️
I was there in late 80an when I attamp a 3 month cource at UPLB at Los Banos, Philippines...
Wow 3 months only? Were you able to try Filipino foods?
I heard some words that are very familiar to indonesian language, such as “Gigit” means bite, and “Apa ini?” means "What is this?", its amazing
Hi. Do you offer food tours within Metro Manila?
Hi, while i'm here in the Philippines, yes! You may dm me on IG 😊
@@foodiemommaph Wala po akong IG account 😢