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Filipino Street Food That Will Kill You!! Manila Heart Attack Tour!!

Filipino Street Food That Will Kill You!! Manila Heart Attack Tour!!

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1. ANDY’S FAMOUS BANTANGAS LOMI & BULALO
ADDRESS: 1119 Singalong St, Malate, Manila, 1004 Metro Manila
FB: ​​https://www.facebook.com/andysfamousbatangaslomi/

🇵🇭LOMI: In a pot with oil, add chopped garlic and onions then add the broth (made from boiling pig jaws for 5+ hours). Add soy sauce, black pepper and seasonings. Boil the egg noodles. Add coconut milk and mix well. Add in eggs. Cook until it gets thick, then serve in a bowl. In a bowl, add hard boiled eggs, roasted pork, liver, lumpia (fried spring rolls), ground pork, chinese kikiam, fish balls, chicharon and fried garlic on top.

💸PRICE: 95 PHP/ $1.70 USD
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2. D’ORIGINAL WALASTIK PARES NI KABAYAN
ADDRESS: 7317 J Victor, Makati, Kalakhang Manila

🇵🇭PARES: Boil water and then add penises, testicles, intestines, towels, stomachs, hearts, livers, ovaries, eyes, skin, knees, thighs, brain (in plastic bag), bone marrow, jaws, and then cook for 5 hours. Season with onions, garlic, celery, green chilies, ginger, pepper and salt. Boil for another hour. Add milk mixture, then liquid seasoning, soy sauce and fried garlic. Serve with rice.

💸PRICE: 60 PHP/ $1.07 USD for basic bowl
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3. BOBET & MAYET PASTORA, SPECIAL PANCIT PALABOK
ADDRESS: Quinta Market, Lutong Manila
INTERVIEWEE:

🇵🇭PANCIT PALABOK: Boil water then add in pork bones and cook for a couple hours. Add flour, corn starch, eggs, then season with salt, pepper, fried garlic, MSG and achuete. Place noodles in the dish, and then pour in broth. Add chicharon, fried pig stomachs, achuete fried tofu, crushed chicharon, hard boiled eggs, and green onions on top. 

💸PRICE: 70 PHP / $1.25 USD
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4. JAMICO’S RESTAURANT
ADDRESS: 201 Gen. Luna St, Malabon, Metro Manila
INTERVIEWEE:

🇵🇭 CRISPY PATA: Boil pig legs for 3-5 hours with a broth made with water, celery, onions, garlic, bay leave, salt and pepper. Deep-fry leggs for 20 minutes. Slice the meat and then brush secret glaze. Serve with pickles.

🇵🇭PANSIT BIHON: Stir-fry glass noodles and add egg noodles cooked in pork broth. Add carrots, celery, cabbages, chayote, fish balls, pork marinated with soy sauce, pepper and MSG.

🇵🇭TORTANG ALIMASAG: Make an omelette with crab meat, carrots, bell peppers, onions, garlic, salt, soy sauce, oyster sauce and bay leaves.

💸PRICE: Crispy Pata – 750 PHP / $13.43 USD | Pansit Bihon – 105 PHP / $1.88 USD | Tortang Alimasag – 195 PHP / $3.49 USD per dish

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39 COMMENTS

  1. This is beyond my wildest dream! Been watching BEFRS since 2017 and it's an honor to co produce this series and eat with you! You are one of the reason why I have my own food show.

    Thank you for the opportunity and all the advices you gave me. I miss you guys! See you soon Young Master and always be Legendary!!! Apeace💚✌️

    Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! 🇵🇭

  2. It's too bad he didn't get to try Dinuguan (my fave). I always get a kick out of watching people try it & then find out what it's made of (i.e., pork blood). I'm only 1/4 Filipino, but my grandfather used to cook it from scratch on his property & called it chocolate blood. Grandpa & uncle Steve used to laugh when I would devour it. Made my mother say that I was the MOST Filipino of her children.

  3. Hi Sonny! Putok-batok is a Tagalog word that literally means explode (putok) nape (batok- the back of your neck). Filipinos use this to describe high-cholesterol foods like the ones you just feature here – Crispy Pata, innards in Pares, Chicharon (pork rinds). And that is why palabok and fried rice is not Putok-batok, its just tasty and yummy.
    It's just great to see you're enjoying Pinoy food. Big thanks for featuring our country.

  4. The host seems to enjoy heart attacked tour, but Sonny is a bit apprehensive about massive and unhealthy Filipino foods options. Living here for 3 years, I can attest to Filipino loves of decadence food.

  5. Guys, that is not the proper way of eating Lomi…..
    1. Mix all the lomi and toppings in the bowl
    2. Have a separate plate
    3. Prepare soy sauce, chili and onion in a small plate.
    4. Get small amount of Lomi with mix topings and place it on the plate.
    5. Add a small amount of sauce you prepared on step 3.
    6. Enjoy!

  6. the filipins are the first country I DO NOT VISIST for the food :DDD like wtf – why is that called "national dishes/kitchen" 😀 i go with eating raw horse heart instead of that :DDD

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