TRADITIONAL Filipino Food Tour In Little Manila (Queens NY)


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  1. Ryan Benson
    Ryan Benson says:

    Glad I was able to get you guys out to Woodside to experience a lil part of my childhood. Shoutout to Carrie B and Jon Jon for joining us on this journey! I hope the viewers enjoy the vid just as much as we did filming it. Salamat!

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  2. Max
    Max says:

    I love all the videos especially the Jamaican ones because I’m Jamaican Chinese and you actually have a few of us in your vids! Yes we exist lol and my girl is phillipino so I’m sure she’s gonna have nostalgia with these yummy dishes from home. Much love ❤️

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  3. Tsong Romy TV
    Tsong Romy TV says:

    Food looks good. Just a little correction the jackfruit dish is not Laing. It’s ginataang langka, Laing is made from Taro leaves and stem, the bicol express looks like pinakbet though. The broom is made from the spine of coconut leaves.

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  4. kristine nyc
    kristine nyc says:

    This was an awesome Filipino food tour featuring so many of my family's fave spots! Tito Rad's is our go-to for celebration meals (literally just had my bday dinner there last week) and they never disappoint. Next time, try one of their specialities, grilled tuna jaw (inihaw na panga). That calamari at Kusina looked amazing btw. I'm just happy all of these places survived the pandemic. Thanks for this video! Mabuhay!

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  5. Mike219
    Mike219 says:

    Shoutout Christine's Bake Shop from Bergenfield NJ to supply all the ensaymada and pandesal needs at filam market. EVERYONE knows that Christine's ensaymada is elite level!!

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