I admire the fact that she still proceed to eat the food even if she doesn't like it. It means she's grateful for everything she receives, good or bad.
Wow! As a Filipino I was not offended when the girl said she didn’t like any of the food. Instead I was happy. She’s not faking her reaction just to please Filipinos unlike other UA-camrs. I am thanking her for her honesty and even though she didn’t like what she was eating, she still tried to taste/ eat it.
She like it too she's kidding only you sew the other one girl she trying to take her halo2 but she said even she not like it she want to continue to eat but her face she like it
Thank you Mehboob for trying the sweets for the sake of the Filipinos! The Philippines is a country much exploited but full of the kindness people! I grew up with a neighbor from the Philippines and she made delicious foods! Her husband ran a pawn shop and they were much successful! Hardworking people! ❤
@@hanzquejano7112 well, it could also be brought to the PH via trade with Muslims were one of the earliest trading partners in Philippines (before it was even called Philippines)
I have met many people from other countries but have never met anyone from Pakistan until I started watching these videos. They are a joy to watch and they make me smile
I love watching all the participants and their honest reaction to all the foods they try. If they don't like something they are never disrespectful of the food which says a lot about their kindness and openess to try new things and appreciate them even when it is not to their liking. I want to send a care package of things to try from Texas, I will be emailing asking for a PO box or address to send items.
I love how honest they are. I mean, it's pretty normal, not everyone would like what we love, we've got different taste buds, and cultures we grew up to, but still, I appreciate that they tried something unusual for them. ✨👏🏻
And this Pakistani will always love Krówki, the second best Polish export. The first being the great Air Commodore Władysław Józef Marian Turowicz, for us Pakistanis ❤
From the Philippines we love you guys thank you for trying our sweet hope more Filipino food will introduce in your Chanel thank you my brother and sister
I've subbed on this channel 2 years ago. Thank you for featuring some my country's food. The reaction of the guest tribal people in Pakistan to every foreign thing presented to them has been a delight of a cultural experience for me.
Great to see Mama Mustafa's smiling face!! It's great to see him open up more. You can tell that's he's becoming more comfortable in front of the camera!!
For those who would like to try Halo Halo, it's pretty easy to make at home, but depending on your location, you may need to substitute some of the more typical ingredients if you don't have access to an Asian grocer with imports from the Philippines. There's a bunch of different recipes online. Personally, I prefer my Halo Halo with sweet corn (most make theirs with sweet red beans), saba, gelatine cubes, jackfruit, ube halaya, macapuno, ice cream and that little square of leche flan, of course. A lot of the mix-ins are very sweet, so if you want to tone it down a tad either add more shaved/crushed ice or use regular milk in place of evaporated milk. It's such a great summer treat, I always crave it on really hot days and I was so happy to see it being enjoyed by others.
@@icdeadpipol i found mais con yelo's taste a bit on the more exotic side... 😂 A typical fruit blend halohalo would be better for first timers... Even just buko pandan halohalo 😂
Thank you for trying Filipino desserts. Watching you guys make me smile, like how these filipino desserts make us smile. So heart warming. ❤️ Much love from the Philippines. 🥰 ❤️
the other woman said "I don't like it" then proceed eating it 😂😂😂😂😂 overall great reactions on our food thank you for sharing some of our food to these beautiful people❤️❤️❤️
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. I'm glad you all got to try some of our desserts! There's plenty more and hopefully y'all will get to try them. Love watching your videos! It is really a great joy to see.
Theres so much more here in The Philippines when it comes to food! Thank you for feauturing some of our delicacies! We really like halo halo when sun is punishing us during summer season. 😝
I'm from Philippines 🇵🇭 and I love to watch the other country about they try to taste The Filipino food we are thankful for ur reaction and giveng a good reaction.... Thank u so much 🙂
My most fave group right here (along with Dr. Tahir and GSK)! Mustapha surely is a softie for sweet treats, isn't he!? Next time, perhaps they can try some Shanghai lumpia, pancit, and chicken adobo!?! 🤩
Raw honesty. I like it. Thank you for appreciating our food despite of cultural differences. Urdu people should come and visit us here in Philippines. You are most welcome.
Sooooo mama Mustafa does have a sweet tooth!? ☺️👍🏾😍 I love some Filipino desserts as well and I make the flan all the time for my friends. It is also known in Cuba and Puerto Rico where they add mango puree for a ymmmmmy version ☺️. Ube is not one of my favorites. It's a potato basically but I love potatoes! Our favorite summertime Filipino treat is Halo halo---oh my goodness it is the best when it's hot outside👍🏽. In the US we love banana splits...actually anything with ice cream or sherbert usually works 💯. Naseeba and Radha you are Radiant ❤️❤️
Great episode is always! Mustafa seems to be opening up a little bit more with a lot more smiles and energy. Apparently some people have been saying he doesn't eat the food.... I don't know who could have said that. 🤔 Everybody's doing a great job, keep up the work!
I think Mama Mustafa is only being polite, but also honest. I dislike people who say food was great, but actually didn't like it, but I was raised that way, too....
@@Lassisvulgaris you're definitely right on that, he is kind of the Simon Cowell of the food channel right now 🙂. Is a very proud man that knows what he likes.
I think he seems so happy these days because not only has he learned to relax a little in front of the camera, and not have to act like an Elder, but the fact that being on the channel helped him finally be able to go on his Hadj showed him that people he never even met cares about him.
@@NintenGamer I've been watching a lot of these videos and I have noticed that anyting from another country other than America he will sometimes take another bite or try a little bit more, but if it's from America he usually doesn't even want to try it or only a little tiny bite and says it's gross. He's an older gentleman so he may be ex-military so I'm just guessing he's seen some things and just really loves his country, which there's nothing wrong with. I just wish the whole world would get over their hatred for other countries and people and just become one nation under God..or Allah, or whatever your religion is. I think if we all stopped fighting and just became one nation it would take care of poverty and hunger and droughts and whatever other problems there are in the world. You imagine just being able to go anywhere you'd like in the entire world and get a job wherever or move anywhere. But because people that are in charge decide that we can't do that, then we just have to listen to what they say. I don't know how we let one person or government decide what our laws are. We vote someone in the office at makes those decisions for us, but why can't we just vote on that also and make our own decisions on what we want. I think I've gotten a little bit off the subject...😁. Sorry about that 🙂
These people didn’t grew up eating Filipino dishes so their tastebuds will always look for the food they’re acostumed to, which are comfort food for them.
she really is right... When we are making Ube Halaya we stand up and stir the big wolk with big wooden spoons or big spatulas to cook the ube halaya.... I am amazed
Hahaha this is my first time seeing people in a yt channel to mix first the halo halo before compared to other foreigner who just eat it straight Thumb up to guys
wow! this is mind blowing in our old folklore we have a diety named HALIYA she is the moon goddes. And they call HALAYA as moon. Unfortunately UBE can only grow in tropical countries. It is also very difficult to cultivate.
Many Philippine languages have words from Sanskrit so it's not surprising that there will be some linguistic influence from the subcontinent. In this case though, halaya actually comes from the Spanish word "jalea"
Tell Uncle Mustafa his friend Floyd is married to a Filipina woman. Floyd doesn't like halo-halo either. 😅 However, I am impressed that you could find all of the ingredients to make it. In the U.S. you need to live in a big city that has Asian specialty markets to find those ingredients.
Pakistani people are one of the kindest and most generous people in the world I know. They would invite you without them knowing anything about you. They will feed you without you asking them, nor they will ask anything in return. One of the most humane people I know. Despite how bad the media portray the country of Pakistan, I know how good their citizens actually are.
this is the only show i see that ate halo halo right by mixing it good job guys for researching and doing it right and not only doing it content to bait filipino for views unlike others that bait filipino for views coz they know we use internet a lot
I admire the fact that she still proceed to eat the food even if she doesn't like it. It means she's grateful for everything she receives, good or bad.
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Yeah, I should have not said I would try marmite and vegimite. I had to eat it with veggies and meat. My eyes were red afterwards
I love how they don't sugarcoat their words about the food. Thank you! From Philippines. ❤️
hi :)
@Love Baurile It's called dessert for a reason. Lol
@@angelcruxx8997 to be fair,our desserts are TOO sugary, compared to other asian or european delicacies lol, and way too oily
@@agnusdeiquitollispecatamundi it became oily cause we mostly use coconut. and coconut has its natural oil when cooked.
@@agnusdeiquitollispecatamundi nah... Indian sweets are sweeter than ours. Try eating Jalebi and Gulab Jamun.
Wow! As a Filipino I was not offended when the girl said she didn’t like any of the food. Instead I was happy. She’s not faking her reaction just to please Filipinos unlike other UA-camrs. I am thanking her for her honesty and even though she didn’t like what she was eating, she still tried to taste/ eat it.
She was kidding
She like it too she's kidding only you sew the other one girl she trying to take her halo2 but she said even she not like it she want to continue to eat but her face she like it
They just said that but let them go to Philippines then they will know how delicious our food.
Thank you Mehboob for trying the sweets for the sake of the Filipinos! The Philippines is a country much exploited but full of the kindness people! I grew up with a neighbor from the Philippines and she made delicious foods! Her husband ran a pawn shop and they were much successful! Hardworking people! ❤
Good job mehboob
People exploited nature not only a specific country but all of nature itself sadly
I am half Filipino and Half Pakistani. Watching this makes me happy. :-)
was mom Filipina? or dad?
@@BLaCkKsHeEp Mom is Filipina and dad is Pakistani
Which do mangos do you prefer more; those grown in Pakistan or the Philippines?
@@echidnaralsei1473 haven't tried pakistani mangoes. I grew up in the Philippines. 🤣
@@echidnaralsei1473 PH mangoes man. Unless they have the same mangoes in Pakistan, then its a tie
How the ladies described what Ube and Halaya means in their language is exactly how ube halaya is cooked here in the Philippines
Ikr?? I had chills on how it was spot on.
maybe we got that from them a very long time ago
If you're really familliar with cooking, you can kinda guess how a food is made. Considering that some foods can be cooked the same way or similarly.
Austronesian languages, am I right?
@@hanzquejano7112 well, it could also be brought to the PH via trade with Muslims were one of the earliest trading partners in Philippines (before it was even called Philippines)
This is a no BS reaction to Filipino snacks. Such truthful words.
As a Filipino I am so happy and thankful for their REAL and RAW JUDGEMENT about our food. Thank you for liking it! Mabuhay!
I have met many people from other countries but have never met anyone from Pakistan until I started watching these videos. They are a joy to watch and they make me smile
That old guy gives off really sweet grandpa vibes. I'm happy he enjoyed the food.
And he has very high standards and Filipino food passed!
Well he is A grandpa
9:17 "i didnt like it" then proceeds to eat more. Awwww she's so precious. 🥺
All love from PH
Watch the full thing. Dumbsh*t
I think she's joking🤣
I love watching all the participants and their honest reaction to all the foods they try. If they don't like something they are never disrespectful of the food which says a lot about their kindness and openess to try new things and appreciate them even when it is not to their liking. I want to send a care package of things to try from Texas, I will be emailing asking for a PO box or address to send items.
that would be fun🎉
I love how honest they are. I mean, it's pretty normal, not everyone would like what we love, we've got different taste buds, and cultures we grew up to, but still, I appreciate that they tried something unusual for them. ✨👏🏻
I'm glad that you guys liked our desserts. Thanks for featuring Filipino food.
Salamat for trying our deserts! Mabuhay ang Pakistan!
Their honesty is humbling, and how they have expressed admiration for the Filipino food and the culture is just heartwarming! Thank you! 💗🥺
Something so pure and enjoyable about Watching cultures share food. Brings me quite the smile
I love watching them smile 😃 Greetings from Poland ❤️
And this Pakistani will always love Krówki, the second best Polish export. The first being the great Air Commodore Władysław Józef Marian Turowicz, for us Pakistanis ❤
@Naeem Malik I haven't heard about him until today, thank you for that 😃
From the Philippines we love you guys thank you for trying our sweet hope more Filipino food will introduce in your Chanel thank you my brother and sister
We're very familiar with Flan, here in Boston. People from Puerto Rico are known for Flan.. it's like egg custard.
It is egg custard. That's what flan means. Some has more egg, some more milk, but it's custard.
I think it's more a global dish. We have it in the Netherlands also, although we don't eat it that much.
Yes!!
Yes it's flan but with ours it has more milk :-)
Sending love from the Philippines.
Slamat po
I've subbed on this channel 2 years ago. Thank you for featuring some my country's food. The reaction of the guest tribal people in Pakistan to every foreign thing presented to them has been a delight of a cultural experience for me.
Great to see Mama Mustafa's smiling face!! It's great to see him open up more. You can tell that's he's becoming more comfortable in front of the camera!!
I just love seeing friendship in action! This was wonderful!
I've been in this channel since I could remember and watching these great people trying our delicacies is a joy to watch.
This is why i subbed. Genuine reactions.
That’s why Tribal People are the most honest people you can get
But even if it’s bad, they still eat it and don’t just say ew.
For those who would like to try Halo Halo, it's pretty easy to make at home, but depending on your location, you may need to substitute some of the more typical ingredients if you don't have access to an Asian grocer with imports from the Philippines. There's a bunch of different recipes online. Personally, I prefer my Halo Halo with sweet corn (most make theirs with sweet red beans), saba, gelatine cubes, jackfruit, ube halaya, macapuno, ice cream and that little square of leche flan, of course. A lot of the mix-ins are very sweet, so if you want to tone it down a tad either add more shaved/crushed ice or use regular milk in place of evaporated milk. It's such a great summer treat, I always crave it on really hot days and I was so happy to see it being enjoyed by others.
You can make a halohalo with just about any fruit, jelly or other goodies 😂
alternate to Halo-Halo is to just prepare Mais-con-Hielo which is almost the same but only has corn kernels.
@@icdeadpipol i found mais con yelo's taste a bit on the more exotic side... 😂
A typical fruit blend halohalo would be better for first timers...
Even just buko pandan halohalo 😂
Thank you for trying Filipino desserts. Watching you guys make me smile, like how these filipino desserts make us smile. So heart warming. ❤️ Much love from the Philippines. 🥰 ❤️
Just seeing all their smiles is amazing!
the other woman said "I don't like it" then proceed eating it 😂😂😂😂😂 overall great reactions on our food thank you for sharing some of our food to these beautiful people❤️❤️❤️
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. I'm glad you all got to try some of our desserts! There's plenty more and hopefully y'all will get to try them. Love watching your videos! It is really a great joy to see.
I love their humor and honesty ☺️ They made me smile. The best food tasting from yt.
Theres so much more here in The Philippines when it comes to food! Thank you for feauturing some of our delicacies! We really like halo halo when sun is punishing us during summer season. 😝
I'm from Philippines 🇵🇭 and I love to watch the other country about they try to taste The Filipino food we are thankful for ur reaction and giveng a good reaction.... Thank u so much 🙂
Thank you for trying Filipino desserts. You guys are amazing for your genuine reaction to every kind of cuisine you try. 🥰
I learned something new from that cool grandpa ... Use eggyolk as shampoo to prevent gray hair... Gonna try that.
Thank you for trying our desserts and I love all your honest review since not all love eating sweets ❤️
this are genuine people
My most fave group right here (along with Dr. Tahir and GSK)! Mustapha surely is a softie for sweet treats, isn't he!? Next time, perhaps they can try some Shanghai lumpia, pancit, and chicken adobo!?! 🤩
Love how they frankly evaluated the food based on how they had tasted it. Those genuine comments are very admirable.
Yeeeey salamat salamat salamat shukran for tasting Filipino sweets I waited for this too!
Such an honest, humble and very appreciative individuals. Thank you for trying our sweets and hope we could offer you more ☺️☺️☺️
Raw honesty. I like it. Thank you for appreciating our food despite of cultural differences. Urdu people should come and visit us here in Philippines. You are most welcome.
Urdu people?
They're so adorable. I love their genuine reactions 🥺❤️
Grandpa is liking some the stuff :) I love his smile so much :)
Sooooo mama Mustafa does have a sweet tooth!? ☺️👍🏾😍 I love some Filipino desserts as well and I make the flan all the time for my friends. It is also known in Cuba and Puerto Rico where they add mango puree for a ymmmmmy version ☺️. Ube is not one of my favorites. It's a potato basically but I love potatoes! Our favorite summertime Filipino treat is Halo halo---oh my goodness it is the best when it's hot outside👍🏽. In the US we love banana splits...actually anything with ice cream or sherbert usually works 💯. Naseeba and Radha you are Radiant ❤️❤️
I really enjoyed seeing them all enjoy the sweets.
"The actual treasure is beneath" so precious!
i think the woman who interpreted "Ube Halaya" is on point because cooking ube halaya is literally standing while mixing on big cooking pots
I love the smile on their faces, i love their commentaries on the food they eat. Keep it up guys
Great episode is always! Mustafa seems to be opening up a little bit more with a lot more smiles and energy. Apparently some people have been saying he doesn't eat the food.... I don't know who could have said that. 🤔 Everybody's doing a great job, keep up the work!
I think Mama Mustafa is only being polite, but also honest. I dislike people who say food was great, but actually didn't like it, but I was raised that way, too....
@@Lassisvulgaris you're definitely right on that, he is kind of the Simon Cowell of the food channel right now 🙂. Is a very proud man that knows what he likes.
I think he seems so happy these days because not only has he learned to relax a little in front of the camera, and not have to act like an Elder, but the fact that being on the channel helped him finally be able to go on his Hadj showed him that people he never even met cares about him.
Mustafa could at least try to take a mouthful big enough to really taste the food like the other participants, not teensy little nibbles.
@@NintenGamer I've been watching a lot of these videos and I have noticed that anyting from another country other than America he will sometimes take another bite or try a little bit more, but if it's from America he usually doesn't even want to try it or only a little tiny bite and says it's gross. He's an older gentleman so he may be ex-military so I'm just guessing he's seen some things and just really loves his country, which there's nothing wrong with. I just wish the whole world would get over their hatred for other countries and people and just become one nation under God..or Allah, or whatever your religion is. I think if we all stopped fighting and just became one nation it would take care of poverty and hunger and droughts and whatever other problems there are in the world. You imagine just being able to go anywhere you'd like in the entire world and get a job wherever or move anywhere. But because people that are in charge decide that we can't do that, then we just have to listen to what they say. I don't know how we let one person or government decide what our laws are. We vote someone in the office at makes those decisions for us, but why can't we just vote on that also and make our own decisions on what we want. I think I've gotten a little bit off the subject...😁. Sorry about that 🙂
Food connects people. Hope and pray for peace everywhere
It’s nice seeing Mama so happy and excited about the food. ❤
I love seeing people from different countries trying our food.
Thank you for featuring Filipino 🇵🇭 dessert!!!
I've subbed to this channel
Halo halo is def one of the best desserts in the Ph! So happy you guys enjoyed it haha 💞
Finally! I always watch them and now my country's food is featured! Love it! Thank You!
I am proud that Tribal People tried our delicacies ❤️ I am fan of you since 2021 ❤️
Shukriya that all of you liked it
Love from Philippines
Standing up while mixing.
She got it right. Ube Halaya is cooked while standing up and mixing it all the time.
8:25 "treasures is beneath" this man gets it.
These people didn’t grew up eating Filipino dishes so their tastebuds will always look for the food they’re acostumed to, which are comfort food for them.
she really is right... When we are making Ube Halaya we stand up and stir the big wolk with big wooden spoons or big spatulas to cook the ube halaya.... I am amazed
Filipino here!! all i can say is Shukria for sharing! eek number!
Their reactions are so cuuuutte!!!
Hahaha this is my first time seeing people in a yt channel to mix first the halo halo before compared to other foreigner who just eat it straight
Thumb up to guys
Finally, Filipino desserts. been a subscriber for a long time.
This is so heartwarming. 💕🙏🏼
Thank you for honest reviews.. Leche flan was my favorite
Thank you so much for trying our desserts. 😊 sending Love and respect from the Philippines 💛
wow! this is mind blowing in our old folklore we have a diety named HALIYA she is the moon goddes. And they call HALAYA as moon. Unfortunately UBE can only grow in tropical countries. It is also very difficult to cultivate.
Many Philippine languages have words from Sanskrit so it's not surprising that there will be some linguistic influence from the subcontinent. In this case though, halaya actually comes from the Spanish word "jalea"
Thank you for the good comments. Tribal people still have the good manners intact in them. Their gentleness is a ne of a kind.
Don't skip the ad guys.... Lets help them with their school projects....
this channel is underrated....Luv there honesty😊
This is a very funny episode..i really appreciate the honesty. Thank you sooo much.. i was smiling the whole time i was watching.
they’re so wholesome omg
The english of the two brothers is getting very good! :D
Thank you for tasting our Food. we appreciate your opinions. we hope to taste the food from your country.
How about doing an episode where everyone remembers a few of their favorite dishes of all time they have tried and they get to try them again?
This is a great idea! 💡💡
they are too kind. It shows they respect Dishes from other countries.
awww They are all so endearing and charming!!
Watching them eat sweet desserts one after another makes me feel 'umay' lol. Loved their reactions! Ube halaya is my fave 💜
Tell Uncle Mustafa his friend Floyd is married to a Filipina woman. Floyd doesn't like halo-halo either. 😅 However, I am impressed that you could find all of the ingredients to make it. In the U.S. you need to live in a big city that has Asian specialty markets to find those ingredients.
A lot of these foods are probably amazing!!
Thanks for trying our food❤️ Love from Philippines
They never fail to make me smile
I liked them for telling honest opinion very genuine people .... love you all 😇😇😇😇 from phillipines ❤😇😇😇
people are wonderful and all cultures are interested in its own way.❤️
cant help to smile on their reaction😁, hope their honest tho. 😁.
from 🇵🇭
Wow... Its so great to see them.. Seeing and trying filipino food... Shukran guys... 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🤗🤲🏻✨
2:55 I might start looking up that egg yolk alternative for myself lol just to have her exact hair in the future
Pakistani people are one of the kindest and most generous people in the world I know. They would invite you without them knowing anything about you. They will feed you without you asking them, nor they will ask anything in return. One of the most humane people I know. Despite how bad the media portray the country of Pakistan, I know how good their citizens actually are.
this is the only show i see that ate halo halo right by mixing it
good job guys for researching and doing it right
and not only doing it content to bait filipino for views unlike others that bait filipino for views coz they know we use internet a lot
I love their honesty.
I'm glad they like it. and it's also good they teach them how to eat it properly
i love the honesty
That was an excellent menu. Good job, Reactistan.
Hello I'm from the Philippines 🇵🇭 So glad you tried our dessert. My favorite is leche flan and halo-halo.
love all of them..i'm smiling from the start of the video until the end...
woow thank you for featuring my filipino sweets like biiko love this so much
Great choices! Now, I’m hungry.