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10-25-2022, 12:46 PM
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Great cuisine for sure
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Originally Posted By theory816⏩
I am Filipino and let me tell you, it is not the same chit. All those listed in the OP are better.its the same chit
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10-25-2022, 12:59 PM
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Lumpia is the goat. Pancit is good too, but i could eat a meal of just Lumpia.
10-25-2022, 01:03 PM
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more like properly rated. doesn't really have widespread appeal outside of filipinos or people close to filipinos
things are sweet that shouldnt be sweet.
filipino spaghetti is fukn ketchup and hot dogs
vinegar everywhere
turon is hnng tho
dinuguan and kare kare also solid but really off putting to westerners
things are sweet that shouldnt be sweet.
filipino spaghetti is fukn ketchup and hot dogs
vinegar everywhere
turon is hnng tho
dinuguan and kare kare also solid but really off putting to westerners
10-25-2022, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted By JustiNtense⏩
lumpia fresh out of the fryer oh lawdLumpia is the goat. Pancit is good too, but i could eat a meal of just Lumpia.
brb just having a couple to sample
end up having 40 and youre full before the family party even begins
10-25-2022, 01:06 PM
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My gf is Pinoy.
Family parties have goat food. Everyone brings Tupperware to bring left overs home
I like the blood pudding and roasted pig the best
Family parties have goat food. Everyone brings Tupperware to bring left overs home
I like the blood pudding and roasted pig the best
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It's ok. Nothing comes close to vietnamese and thai.
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10-25-2022, 01:10 PM
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If you live in a navy town there are TONs of places. Its ok, on the greasy side. But i will eat pancit, lumpia, and the bbq pork skewers when my neighbor brings me leftovers. Adobo is probably the best thing they have. I also like the little coconut pancake roll thingy desserts
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10-25-2022, 01:13 PM
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The filipino food here in US is not really authentic.
Anyways here are my favorite filipino food:
*Turon ( wrapped in spring roll, with caramelized thin slice banana and cooked crispy)
*Palabok ( These flavours can come as shrimp-garnished sauce and serve with a variety of toppings (meat, pork cracklings, shrimps, fish flakes, hard-boiled eggs, scallions and spices).
* bibingka
Anyways here are my favorite filipino food:
*Turon ( wrapped in spring roll, with caramelized thin slice banana and cooked crispy)
*Palabok ( These flavours can come as shrimp-garnished sauce and serve with a variety of toppings (meat, pork cracklings, shrimps, fish flakes, hard-boiled eggs, scallions and spices).
* bibingka
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They have this fast food place that makes an awesome chicken sandwich
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10-25-2022, 01:35 PM
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If they served lumpia in bars it would be so popular. Also, doesn't a lot of filipino food take longer to cook than other Asian foods?
10-25-2022, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Bobgnarley⏩
https://www.jollibeefoods.com/They have this fast food place that makes an awesome chicken sandwich
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Filipino food is chit. They eat bland chicken and gravy and white rice.
They put hot dogs in their spaghetti.
They have no resemblance to any other Asian foods.
They put hot dogs in their spaghetti.
They have no resemblance to any other Asian foods.
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Originally Posted By FOXXIE⏩
I've had Filipino food prepared by actual Filipino's and I think its pretty bland stuff. There is a reason why we don't have a bunch of Filipino restaurants in the US.The filipino food here in US is not really authentic.
Anyways here are my favorite filipino food:
*Turon ( wrapped in spring roll, with caramelized thin slice banana and cooked crispy)
*Palabok ( These flavours can come as shrimp-garnished sauce and serve with a variety of toppings (meat, pork cracklings, shrimps, fish flakes, hard-boiled eggs, scallions and spices).
* bibingka
Anyways here are my favorite filipino food:
*Turon ( wrapped in spring roll, with caramelized thin slice banana and cooked crispy)
*Palabok ( These flavours can come as shrimp-garnished sauce and serve with a variety of toppings (meat, pork cracklings, shrimps, fish flakes, hard-boiled eggs, scallions and spices).
* bibingka
Filipino and Malaysian food are probably my two least favorite Asian foods.
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There's a Mexican/Filipino restaurant near me that phucking cruuuuushes. BRB tocino sweet pork burrito with an horchata.
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As a Celestial Asian, I can confidently and accurately tell you Flip food is right where it belongs: it's bottom tier.
Nothing about it stands out. There isn't a world famous worthy dish. Their staple food is just an off shoot of your basic Chinese cuisine.
Top tier: Thai, Viet, Sichuan, Haka
Mid: Japanese, Indonesia, Cambodian
Low: Mongolian, Korean, Filipino
Trash: Taiwan since it's not a real country.
Nothing about it stands out. There isn't a world famous worthy dish. Their staple food is just an off shoot of your basic Chinese cuisine.
Top tier: Thai, Viet, Sichuan, Haka
Mid: Japanese, Indonesia, Cambodian
Low: Mongolian, Korean, Filipino
Trash: Taiwan since it's not a real country.
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