Filipino street food

Sampling the local street food is a must whenever travelling to the cities of the Philippines. The local market and streets are filled with vendors peddling local products from the sweet and savory to the exotic and bizarre. I decided to showcase some o…

From exotic savory treats to sweet desserts, the busy streets of the Philippines offers a wide variety of gastronomic delights to satisfy your cravings.

Often when we travel overseas especially in ASIA, one of the places most people would search which is night market. Night Market is one of the scene that you can find nearly everything under one roof ranging from clothings, food, utensils, houseware and hardware. This applies to nearly the same thing as our very own

Filipino Street Food :) Omnomnom

Derived from the Filipino staple food kanin or rice, the kakanin is a popular morning or merienda snack that us pinoys have always been so fond of. From the everyday puto’t kutsinta to the special Christmas bibingka, we all probably have our own favorites!

A list of 20 Filipino favorite street foods to give your taste buds the adventure it needs with kwek-kwek, adidas, fish balls, isaw and more.

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📍Big Boi Filipino, Kent, WA (?)

Repost @manilaeatup ・・・ When you have this Filipino street food spread in front of you, you know you're going to have an amazingly delicious time! We're having 3 different dips to make the experience tastier— spicy vinegar, sweet brown sauce, and spicy sweet brown sauce. Can you name all the street food items in this photo? #filipino #filipinofood #pinoycuisine #pinoyfood #filipinofoodmovement #filipinostreetfood #pigpartsandbeer

“When Filipinos say it’s time for breakfast this is what we mean.”