Shocking FILIPINO FOOD in Marawi City!! Everyone Warned Us!! 🇵🇭

Shocking FILIPINO FOOD in Marawi City!! Everyone Warned Us!! 🇵🇭
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Islamic City of Marawi, Philippines – Today we’re visiting Marawi, a city that’s famous for the wrong reasons, but should be famous for the friendly people and for having some of the tastiest food in the Philippines!

Huge thank you to Chui (https://www.youtube.com/@TheChuiShow), go follow him for amazing food videos! Also, thank you to Jason, our Marawi City guide.

Marawi is located on the island of Mindanao on the shores of Lake Lanao, and is home to the Maranao people, a Filipino ethnic group who are a majority Muslim. Most people in the Philippines have heard of Marawi City from the siege of Marawi, a months long battle that took place in 2017. But the city has been rebuilding and people are welcoming, and I guarantee you will enjoy the amazing food.

Here’s everything we ate on this Marawi halal food tour:

Badak Republik – This restaurant is known for serving badak, a Maranao jackfruit stew full of spices and palapa – it blew me away with flavor. You also need to know about palapa – Maranao spice blend with native scallions (sakurab), that’s used in every single dish.

Marawi Restaurant – Next on this Filipino street food tour we continued to Marawi Restaurant serving authentic Maranao Filipino food. One of the standout dishes was piaparan chicken – chicken with shredded coconut, and I loved the use of palapa, coconut, and turmeric in almost all recipes.

Dodol – When you’re in Marawi you must try dodol, a sweet rice toffee.

The Farm Grill Marawi (https://maps.app.goo.gl/jGZ2T36dFiBvWePo9) – The highlight of our time in Marawi, Philippines was going to The Farm Grill for a grilled king tilapia, cooked in a rich coconut milk and palapa (Inaloban a Isda). It was lifechanging!

Chapters:
0:00 Intro to Marawi, Philippines
1:07 Badak – Spicy Jackfruit
11:58 Filipino Maranao Food
22:22 Ground Zero Marawi City
26:52 Dodol
29:44 The Farm Grill
31:03 King Tilapia
35:04 Best Filipino Food
42:54 Ending

Marwai City has a dark past, but it’s rebuilding and safe now, and people are welcoming and the food is some of the best in the Philippines!

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33 Comments

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  2. Thank you to Mark again. Bringing us to every place in the world . And to really see how people live and moved on from their unfortunate history ❤

  3. Thank you, Mark, for featuring Mindanao and the people, culture, food and history of Marawi City. Food looks delicious, some reminding me of a nasi kandar or Indonesian warung. In fact, the dodol looks like Indonesian dodol, same ingredients.

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  5. Wow. I'd never imagine Mark Weins coming to Cagayan de Oro City and now in Marawi City, a place not every foreigner would visit. Alhamdulillah. Hope he tries dodol and other sweet delicacies and also the Bakas and the fermented fish (pusan). 🤤

  6. deserve your 11million subs Mark!!!thank you for featuring Marawi City!!!to help boost their tourism economy that was left devastated by the war!!!!thank you un behalf of my fellow muslim brother there!!!!❤❤❤❤

  7. Dodol is a food that was brought to the Philippines by Indonesians and Malaysians… So essentially, it is not a food that is originated by the Maranao people. In fact.. not only Dodol.. a lot of Marawi food was influenced greatly by Indonesian and Malaysian cuisine, even the language

  8. Mark Wiens ..I use to follow you with the Bell icon on and love all your videos since 2015 you had less than 500K subscribers, and you never reply to even one of my comments for the past 9 years now
    From now on… I'm Disliking all the videos you post.. you're not that good person as you portrait yourself..

  9. That's crazy you're walking around Mindanao lol. I was a Mormon missionary serving in the Philippines, and American weren't allowed to serve there because of the rebel militia there hated Americans and would target them to kill and rob. Looks pretty safe though

  10. Why they give you very small🌶️🍋🍛🍚🍗🍽️😉😘✨💜 portions of food or meat and fish 🐟 and more it like side dish it's not🎄👍💯 whole big plate for lunch or dinner 🍽️ por country that what's up lol love peace happy holidays Mark and your beautiful family nk Souper star NK 👑💯🤍🌎🙌

  11. Go to any place in the world and american food, italian food chinese food ,indian food restarants are everywhere. Filipino is not.

    Nobody other than filipinos say " lets go out for filipino food..

    Why is it like that?

    Is it considered disgusting or gross by the average global palate?

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